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Jeffsrson Andrews. and nfhers.


Jefferson Andrews, and others
The object of this suit is to obtain Decree to
sell the tract of land of which Levi Morris died
possessed, situate in the County of Marion and
To distribute the proceeds of said sale among the
heirs entitled thereto.
And 1t appearing from affidavit filed In the
papers of the cause that the defendants Jeffer
son Andrews and Eugenius Andrews, are not
residents of this Estate. IL Is hereby ordered that
they do appear here within one month from the
due publication Of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in this suit.
A copy Teste: K. Il. LOTT. Clerk
To Jefferson .4Rdrc'rs and EWgeRiWs in,
dre,rs:
Take notice that shall on the 10th diy OF
September, 1861. at the Office of r. Smith in the
town of FairInont, in the County of Marion
State of West Virginia, between the hours Of &
a. u. and T. NJ Of that day, proceed to take the
dispositions Of John s. Smith and Others TO be
read as evidence in my behalf at tie hearing OF
certain suit in Chancery now depending in the
Circuit Court of Marion, in which / am plain.
tin and you and others are defendants and il
from any cause, the taking OF the said deposi
tons be OF commenced, or if commenced be
not concluded on that day, the taking of the
same will be adjourned and continued from day
TO day, and from time TO time, at the same place,
and between the same hours until the same
shall be completed. ~ RI -
Respectfully Ymrs,
SARAH T. JONES 4-
augsoaw4t By her next friend &c.
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An Army Of More than fi'
Thousand Odfice-HOider

Are consuming your substance and be- D.
other hungry expectants are gathering ~
vultures, TO banquet upon the vitals Of q ~
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollar ;
the hundred thousand, with no apparcnl rt'-
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost Hlea
third more than the original estimate 70
whole and the first wing Is not set compf'S
At the present rate, more than one miles .
dollars win DO consumed In what II nothing .
than a stHpend0us fraud, ut which your 90
servants are conniving. ..
Tho Penitentiary was expected 10 be- Ju.A =
sl65 900, but through the ipcOmPeteDcl ~
planned H. nearly four times % much mAF-
will be required as was originally intended :.
the expense Of the building will be lite ~
of one million dollars. Other operations o. =
lie men show a similar disregard Of yoar ~
est. Many Of them arC mere scheme 81 Pr"
benefit and public robbery. .
Not q single Radical journal Of the Sta, =
uttered a word Of donnnciatiOD Of there v
other public wrongs. To ia. RgGIsTLE y's.
almost the exclusive honor Of chascronh. /,
popular cause against the 9nt1kk's 81 On I
plnnderers. In pursuance ldf' ~ pull"S -
hunt down corruption and edytuption4'r :
REGIsTER will lay before the peopt ~
startling facts concerning the outlay Of -
funds upon public works. The most cboIS-.
frauds are known IN have k9en psrPrtrapa =
every taxpayer has an interest n their dr, =,
ment. We call upon the people to ~@ooDa =
support rs In our effort.
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THE FINANCIAL INTEREST.
-OF--
THE PEOPLE

AS involved In Governmental Admins ..1f
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought >
land 10 the verge OF Bankruptcy and Re-
Taxation already strips the clothes frgH .
backs of many people, and robs their chidTy' Q
bread. Additional eXtrayagancr thrtairt' .
reduce the richest TO poverty, and all the ~
ing classes 10 beggary.
In addition 70 gigantic national lrIad' %
tax payers Of West Virginia arc suffering NJ
domestic knaves and homemade soonnd1'
From summit 10 base your official '''.st
marked BY corruption aud fraud
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i to enforce lien of judgment Of plaintiff on
certain real estate in West Liberty, Ohio county
West Virginia to wit the east part of lot No
g., in said town, left by John Cunningham de
ceased, and secure payment of said Judgment.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause. that the defendants, William Cunning
ham Mary Ann Driver, John Echols and Jane
his wife are non residents of the State oi
West Virginia, on motion of the complain
ant, by his counsel 1t il ordered that they dC
appear here within one month after the fourth
weekly publication and due posting Of this order
and attend to their interest in this suit
A copy Testc: MICHAEL BREINIG,
y. RICHARDSON. Clerk.
Solicitor for Cemr'-'''"1t. aug3-Oaw.4w.
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Militia.

BosToN, August l9-The first brigade
of Massachusetts militia, Major General
Butler, will go into camp tomorrow for
! five DAYS.
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Chslern.

NEW YoRy, August l9.-Three more
cases of cholera, all fatal. are reported.
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OUR TERMS:

Daily Register, per year, by slAil.....i, .
three months, " ....... /,
Tn Weekly Register, single copy, BY MALI
And q copy free 20 the getter upof the o. T,
weekly Register, single copy. ...'.''
club Of five. ........'''' q.
club Of ten. .............., =,
A FREQ copy 70 the getterup Of club o. - :,
Remittances foe Clubs must DO nlads y
time, but additions may be made at any - -
Club rates after the Clnb has been rai-7l
vided full years subscription Is taken. f.,
Money by Draft, Express or Registers
tiers may be sent nc our risk. AddIrs.
LEWIS BAKER"
jy2g Wheeling. West Viigb.
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West Yirginia. {. s. -.

II Rules held IN the Clerks Office Of tn,
Circuit Court Of Marion County on he Isl
Monday in August. 1867.
Sarah f. Jones,
BY her next friend
Sophia j. Jones. In Chanc"ry.
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westerns Pennsylvania sIiI;,a.
. g. Fy Academy,

A TsE IERGRRRh HAMLET
q 1.assIse "a Fsh9a THIS instatop
Tor The reception Of boys AID yo,n1 u,er ~ =
further Information, address ,-''ee-- HW
, 90 a,'A-a si.Y cob 7. T. LKHlEANN d.
s-~''.o 81. er - AneshsDy EoT "a
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August 10.
RESIGNATION OF THE CABINET.
A rumor was current in the city TO-
night that all the members of the Caoi-
net had rendered their resignatioh' anu
that the President had received their
designations, TO he held under advise
meat.
HASN'T HEARD OF IT.
Upon inquiry in the proper directions
il is found that Mr.. Johnson has not
heard of any such action on the part OF
Cabinet officers.
ORDER ISSUED.
The order relieving Sheridan and re-
assigning Thomas and Hancock was 49,
sued to-day, substantially in the form
indicated in late dispatches. 1t is ex-
pected that the order will be promul-
gated to- morrow.
GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO.
General Rousseau left here this even
ing for New York, and expects to sail
Immediately for San Francisco.
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OILS.

TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts old Ben's" blk I8s
IS caddies do do. do.
10 butts Niagara do. "
% caddies do. do "
"a butts Dew Drop" do. -
20 1addies HombTiek do.
10 boxes Emily jones nat1 IT,, I ID.
- do. Diadem soft pd. Q inch.
81 do. Wheeler's nd pd. do
81 do. do. hard pd lib. luInps.
iO3 do. Milne Collins" hard ID ID. lumpa.
81 do. Keeu's Fine Twist natl II.
~ do Miller's T. and K. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf.
SDkgs. 6-twist runningIOs
SMOKING TOBACCO
10 bbls. +. g. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. e.. do. do
10 bbls. T.. ). do do
10 hlf bills G. s. do do.
Our stock Of tobacco is large and the aS.o,t.
ment unsurpassed b. any in the market. Nsr.
chants are respectfully invited 10 givs us . call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL 4 TiNGLE
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Is.
Sarah Cunningham, William
Cunningham. Mary Ann
Driver, John Eehols and
Jane his wife. Defendants.
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state OfWest Virginia

Ohio County Circuit Court, J"ly Rules,
1867.
Toaa,b w Eorr.I Con,nIt
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were loud exclamstioDs, loud clapping Of
hands. The Marshal stilled the tumult,
and at last announced the Court adjourned
The crowded mass now poured out Of the
CAnrt- room, and in a Few minutes Mr., Da-
Wis departed with his old friend, Jos. Iy-
ons A crowd were waiting in the CORR.
dor below. and in the street, hundreds rais-
ed their hats, chepred loudly, cried God
bless you," and among their lnaniiesta-
tions. accompanied with the waving of
handkerch;efs by fair hands from the
windows, Mr. Davis was rapidly driven
back to the SPOT wood House. where
he was soon freed from the crowd, and alon :
with his personal friends. With thcse he
was very free in his conversation in ihn af-
!iernooh. To Mr.. Winnie. of the Ecdmsiiaer,
wdo. remarked that the pleasure of; the
whole proceedings was marred By the: fact
that John Minor Bolts had become one of
his hOndsmen, Davis made the reply that
the feeling was natural perhaps. but it ought
not to be entertain d.
MIR. Davis, in further conversation with
Winnie remarked, among other things, that
he shoul leave Richmond as quickly as
possible, that so long as he remained their,
the people, he was afraid, would continue
to iRdulge in manifestations Of regard that
were not proper under the circumstances,
and that he should withdraw himself al
once from the public gaze, live as retired as
possible and devote himself to the re-estab
fishing of his health. In conversation with
Lyons, he said tNat he should 60 from here
to Canada. to see his children at school, but,
beyond that, be had not definitely formed
any purpose except to 60 out Of public
sight.
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rency al. IS and Sd cents, and called them
selves worth 500, coo, and people believed
and said il was 50; but il was estimated at
the value Of Governments promise to pay,
and If we estimsted il now az the value of
the Government promise to pay, that
$l0U, 900 las dwindlcd down to $50, 900 at
time that he is called upon to paw those
promises of the Government at double the
value at which he took them for his cloth.
The wool grower, who has been unbraiding
the manufacturer with taking every advhn-
tage Of him. and making fabulous fortunes
which are indeed fabulous-should Ibear
One.tting in mlnd, that the value of land
was the least affected by the value Of the
currency-that these who were in debt and
owed for thbir farms, paid their debts with
the Government premise to pay at Its face
value-and the land which they buught and
paid tor is worth no less to-day, il il is not
worth more, than it was then. Neither
has his stock deprecated in value, while
the manufacturers, who have goods on hand
which were manufactured in 1865, are not
worth more than half what they were when
they were made: and those who have goods
which were made in 1866 are not worth to-
day more than three fourths Of their actual
cost, while the revenue tax has to be paid
upon the gross sale, if they are not worth
one fourth Of their cost. The promise TO
pay by the Government must b. met by
the individual, if he is not worth dollar
in the world-the Government first, credi.
tors second. This is the cost of war; this is
its effect upon business. and yet few days
ago parties were on the tip toe of joyful ex-
pectation of war in Europe which might
have given stimulus and false value to
certain products, but would have to be paid
for afterwards at fearful cost
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Release OF Jefferson Davis on
Rafi.

Alter nearly. or quite, two years of i'm.
psisonment. without trial, or any prospect
or any. Mr.. Davis has at length been releas.
ed on BAIL a prominent Radical editor Mr..
Horace Greeley, going as one of his securi-
ties. This, We presume. Is virtual end of
the whole matter, for We can not believe
that the prosecution will be pressed any fur
ther. We congratulate the colntry upon
an act which relieves II, in the estimation
of the world, of the foul stigma OF Furnishing
q man to whom it would neither grant 3
trial nor release. In this, all sense of
Justice was outraged, and merited stigma
Of dishonor brought upnn the Government.
Long ago says the Enquier, it was perceived
that no good whatever could he effected by
the trial and punishment of the great leader,
who acted as the head Of eleven sovereign
States in their attempt to eever the ties
which bound them to their twenty-five
associates. What he did was no individual
act, but was the expression OF TIE will Of
nearly nnothird of ths American people,
aotions through their State forms or organi
zations. To attempt to change this great
State iransact,on into one of personal crime
upon the part Of single agent was ahhor-
rent, to alt IDEAS Of right and justice. Be-
sidea, every reason Of ezpediencv and pub.
lie ro'icg dictate that the wounds Of the
war and It's bitterness Of feeling should not
81 par aa:1ated BY an irritating trial; that
would only exasporate = ose whom We de-
sire to reconcile to.the Government and the
: Old hstl E E.-.,--
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The Upper and the Neither PUr-
80 ffam MtllstOnes.

La7i I.orne, the latest English traveller
in this country, who has published an &C
count Of his travels, pronounoes Boston q
.detestahle place, and saws the people seem
cd to him ''hsrd. bitter, relentless, and
wanting in the heroic virtues of generosity
and magnanimity Lord Lnrne. ofcourse,
speaks of the class with which he associat-
o, while in Boston, the upper circle, SO.
called. That MY bo styled the upper
New England milestone.
Henry Ward B'echer, in his new novel
now being published in the New York
Ledger, in speaking OF the lower classes,
or substra tum Of New England society,"
rays: Perhaps nowhere in the world can
be found more unlovley wickedness- ma,
lignant, bitrer, tenacious hatred Of good
than in New England" That may be styl
red the Puritan neither mill,tone.
Judging from the wav the country is
now hsing gr1un1 to pnw,ier, we shonld say
that it unfortunately had got between these
t~o miilstones Hard, bitter and .relent
less do they grind. How cou'd it b. 9th.
erwise, with their compost inn'
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FFaIdRnl of taHe Press.

itis high time the Radicals were silen
cad about the ''war for the Constitution
the oath to support the Constitution,
and the like. In view of the following ar.
sicls from the amended Constitution, such
capers have the look Of hypocrisy:
ARTICLE !. Congress shall make no Law
respecting an establishment Of religion, OF
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or Of
the press. or Of the right OF the people
peaceably to assemble, and to petition the
Government for a redress Of grievances. -
Atlantic [ Ga Iatelhoencer.
Those provisions read very singularly
wien coptrastsd with the military despot.
ism act. which gives the Southern people
no rights except those that may be allowed
them by a military commander. Under
tn. act every guaranty of the above may
be onolly set aside and disregarded, and sew.
eral ot the more important have been; in
fast all of them have been, except the pro.
vision regarding religion. All those Con
Rrsssmen who voted for this military des
potism act had taken an oath to supporr the
Constitution. of which. the above bill of
rights forms part or the value they set
upon their oath. and the sanctity attached
to it, their action in violating it show
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ALLEGHENY CATTLE MARKET

TUESDAY,, May II, lSbf.
CATTLE-The receipts ofcattle were Iarg-
er this week han for several weeks past,
and as the demand was restricted almost en-
tirely to supplying the retail trade and with
few wholesale buyers ia attendance, the
market was dull one, and several portions
Of droves were left over unsold. Compar.
ed with last week, however, prices have un.
dergone but little change, though toward:
the close, slight concessions may have been
made in order to effect sales Prime re.
failing cattle sold at from 81 to 81, and ex-
ira at to 9l. For stock cattle, there is a
continued fair demand, AMI We c0ntinue ia
quote at to 6s, as to quality and condi.
tion.
SHEEp-The supply Of Sheep was rather
larger than last wee'', but with very good
retail demand, prices were prett- well sus.
tained. Good retailing Sheep (shorn) NAV
he quoted at 7 to H. though one small
bunch Of extra. averaging l2S fbs bro ught
Sc. Woolen Sheep, on an average. cam
nand about one cent per pound more than
those with wool off.
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AN "Alabamian, in a Mobile paper,
who has been in Boston. thus hits on their
prchibitory law Boston seems to be grow
ing worse every day in intolerance. They
won't allow circus to have "har," or a
band Of numbers "Trance mediums"
are forbidden to practice, because they call
in the epirits Opticians are watched, be.
cause it is said people get tn :ir glasses
there. The London Punch and Wilkes
Spirit sre forbidden to BE- sold by the peri
odical dealers. Apothecaries are forbidden
to sell liquor-ice People are liable to be
arrested for being in high spiritsf Chill
dren who complain of the stomach ache are
locked rp for fear it's sham pain. Men
nYe arrested on suspicion OF being distiIers
who are caught 'rectifying" mistakes!---
Hotels have had to take rum omelets"
and wine sguec cf their bills Of fare. -
All bookstores selling histories containing
no seoonnt OF the battle Of B.andywine''
are clcsed at once. Dead people cannot Be
buried on bierl Vessels arc Sot allowed
10 como into ths hasbor, because tbev have
70 pass q bar in doing so; and sea captains
are not allowed to take ''any port in a
storm" II they DO they must tell where
they got i'll Euserprising men dare not
sliow any Public spirit, ard even the poor
washerwouan arc liable to arrest Who have
"shrs, shs-ss iashs vinal'"
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ITO FARMERS.

IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.
THE CELEBRATED YOUNG HORSE.
ssCOUCH, H.
Will stand for the Improvement of stock
the ensuing season, at the subscribers resi-
dence in Archer Township.
atoga," owned by DR.. Updegraff; dam by a
Tuckah0 mare. lie Is dark brown
years old. Is hands high, and is q racker and
trotter. His appearance will recommend
him to all competent judges.
IT. b. MAHoLM.
April "a, 1861 '2mo
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n1RRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion,
ipr the s 6o o, nee # thss
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street, New York.
May E, 1s6S-1yr. ~E %; I
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r ATEST RY TELEGRAPH.

MRS. POGUE'S Millinery Establ lish>
ment has lust received another supply OF
Goods from the East-all Of the latest style.
Hats, Bonnets, fine French Flowers, Trim
min, 8, Hoop-skirts AMI Notions.
Ms-AItering and BLEACHING done in the
best Of order. Thankful for past favors,
she solicits share Of public patronage -
Rooms over sharp d McKinnie's Drug
Store. may ID, 1857
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DIR. scHErcK's ~ :
MANDRAKE, PILLS.

a Substitute for 'CGtO9nPL, - y:
Thess Pills composed Of ysrlsus roots having
ho power to reax the secret.ons of The liver 90
promptly and e1ec.uslly 81 h.ue piiF OF mercury,
AID without producing any fbosa disssfesable OF
da1rsrsus effects which oasn follow The use of the
!e:tor.
III al bious disosdosc thsse Pills msT be used wah
c-aaisnoe e, they promote he discharge OF vitiaAed
bio, aud remove those obstruotious from the Liver
and b'liary dacts, which are the cause OF bsnoua
affections in geu0sr,.
acHESCK'3 MANDRAKE PILLS eare Sick
Hca lachc sr all dtserdnrs of the Liver indicated by
sallcT skin. coaei tonsus, eostlssuesA drowsiDsss
and gSnorai feeling Ct wes-iness and 1assituda,
showing thai tho liver 10 torpid or obs.racsea
condition. -
In short, those Pulls nss b, usss with advsn-
ssre IA all esses when plrsative or alteraeigs
medicine IS re ,nrad.
ease ask ios "Dr. sclisae.'l Mandrake PilIs,~
and Observe that the Two licensees Of the Doctor
are % the Goyernman sssnp--oae when In the laa&,
stage Of Cons1mpston aud so sshar In his pressut
hossh. = .-.
So'd sy all Druggists snd deslara prsa 81 cs1tA
per box rrinc pa, 0fne. &c. Is North esh strces.
PhDaieph'a, Pa. 1.sr e..
@sneaa Wholesale Asens4: Dsmas Bafnes b Co,
n Park Row. New YORK; g. 8. Hance, 1oa Balti.,
more st.. Bsii nors Nd. JOHN y. Rsrk, n. p
lot Fourth and Walnut g.. Cincuuati, ohici
Walker b Taylor Ia and lcs wsrash Avennas
Chicago, Ill Collins BrotheaA teuthwest corner
o. Second and Vine ss. gt. Louis, Mo. 'tEF
I4th 4 btb IT, "a ma VI.
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T s. TAXES.
O OFFICIAL NOTTC G. E +.
CcJ, NncJ nI,t,rnr,
ASSESSORS OFFICE, !

- o. -
NEW PHILADELPHIA, May 9Th, '67.
Notice is hereby given to all whom It
may concern, that the lists, valuations, and
enumerat,ons made and taken by. the AS
sstant Assessors Of tbs 10th Collection Dis
trict of Ohio, consisting of the counties Of
Belmont Guernsey, Harrison. Noble and
Tuscarawas, will remain open fog the In
spection of all persons concerned, for the
period of ten days from and after the end
day Of May, 1867, at the Assessors Office of
said district, in New PhiladelphiHs Ohio, at
which time and place appeals will Be re-
ceived and determined relative to any
erroneous or excessive valuations, assess
ments or enumerations taken by the Assist
ant Assessorsin said district, and returned
In the annual lists; and all appeals to said
Assessor as aforesaid, shall b. made In
writing and shall specify the partiaular
cause, matter Or thing RESI- ecting which a
decision is requested, and shall moreover
state the ground or principle or said COM
plant. JOHN SARGENT, %
May Is, 1ss7-@ Assessor 18th Dist Ohio.
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NLOTO & REA.

MANUFACTURER and Wholesale and
Retail Dealers In all kinds OF Cigars and
Tobacco, Main street, Cadiz, Ohio, three
doors above the Sherman House
Mays. IS67-1,do,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
ALLEN 6. THURMAN, Of Franklin.
LIEUTENANT GovESoR,
DANIEL .. UEaL, Of Holmes.
TREASURER or STATE,
G. FELTON,, Of Crs,etord.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
IJNN McELWEE, Of Butler.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANK Fl. HURD, of Kaor.
SUPREME JUDGE.
THOMAS M. HEY, of Hamilton.
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY.
WAs. SHERIDAN jr., of W1l'ams.
MEMBER BOARD OF PUBLIC w0RKs.
ARTHUR HUGHES, Of Cmuhoda