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Ohio County Grc"a Court, J"'y R"fes,
1867.
Joseph W, Farrell. COmpft
rS
Sarah Cunningham. William In Chapccrv
Cunningham, Mary Ann "
Driver. John EchOls and
Jane, his wife, Defendants
THE OBJECT or THIS SUIT rs
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.
81, in said town, left by John Cunningham, de-
ceased and secure payment Of said Judgment
And it 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 of
West Virginia, on motion of the complain
ant, by his counsel, it is ordered that they do
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. Teste; MICHAELJ BREINIG,,
". RIcHARpsoN Clerk.
Solicitor for Complainant. aug3oaw-4w.
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Miserai epsing Waters. -
Empire, Congress, Star Spring, and
|0ol6mbia Water, from Saratoga, Blne
Lick, Kissinssn, viehy, Marisnbad, Pyr-
mont, also genuine imported Bitter
Water (Kissipgenl -au fresh from the
spirinss-for sale as E. Bookings ,Phar-
macy, No. l0dd Fellows HALL : ! 5
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y INNINGS.
PICKED NINE
CHAMPION.
Runs MADE EACH INNING.

Pass balls-Martin, ls; Lynch, "a
Flies caught-Picked Nine, 6; Champion, I.
Flies missed-Picked Nine. 4; Champion, G.
Home runs-Picked Nine, 3, Champion. s.
Umpire-stogy.
Scorprs-G Dunbar and G.. Dean.
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State Of West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, July Rules
1867.
Lawrence Ss. Mooney rn,Deot.
John Andrews, }
V,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
i cover S3I 81 upon promisory note, and now
due, with interest from the 18th day OF June
1867, and the costs of this suit
And it appearing from an affidavit filed il
this cause that John Andrews is n nonresident
of this State, on motion of the plaintiff by his
attorneys, it is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the fourth weekly
publication of this order and due posting there
Of and attend to his interest.
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL. BREINIG,
CHANDLER & DAvENPoRT Clerk
Atty for Plaintiff. aug3-o wiw
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Personal.
Rev. Mr.. Mullenix and wife will leave
this city to day for Cape May, intending
to remain there about ten days.
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Write plainly the day Of the month and the year
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Q .,-ra-t 20 DRAWER IA. BUFFALO. \. 7.
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INNINGS

Flies Baltic, Z; Resolute, Z.
Flies missed-Baltic, 4; Resolute. 8.
Home runs-Baltic, 4; Resolute, !.
Umpire-A. A. Mitchell, LaGrange; U.
% Scorers-Harry w. List and S. Dunbar.
Time of Games hours. minutes.
Piss Ralls-Smith, Q; Lukens, 81.
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HOTELS.
NAL Thy H0U Sc.
4. u. MILLER, Proprietor.
PRATT STREET BALTIMORE.
Pcmberton House Reopened.

rI,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House, on Water St.,
he is now prepared 20 entertain the pnbie IN
inra.Iy LOUIS LINGAMAN.
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valuable Coal Property for
Sale. 81

TAM AUTHORIZED TO SELL ONE-HALF
of the Archibald & Pooles coal property, sit-
mated on the Ohio river, south OF and adjoining
the city limits. This property consists OF lots
one two and three of the Boggs' farm together
with coal cars, screening apparatus and every
thing necessary TO carry on the coal business up
on large scale. %, ,r THOS, O,hklEN,5 n
augI4 Htsi keai EsAte Agent.
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Geo. IL. Taylor g. Co.
Are offering great bargains in dry
goods.
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SUNDRIES,

A Few BARRELs PRIME MA.
n PILE Sugar, Superior Green, Black ana
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, Nov
York No. Salmon, English dairy Cheese.
Pickles and Sauces, Tzpioca, Pearl SAgo Corn
Starch, Haizena, 90, Dramatically sealed Sal.
mon, Mackerel, Codfisn, Haliibut Lobster, Salad
on feest quality, French Mustard, Sap Sag
assortment Of seasonable articles, just receive
md for sale low -by :
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rs.
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 it appearing from affidavit filed in the
papers of the cause that the defendants, Jeiler.
son Andrews and Eugenius Andrews are not
residents of this State II is hereby ordered that
they do appear here within one month from the
due publication of this order, and do what is
necessary to prOtec. their interest in this suit.
A copy. Teste: K. Ii. LOTT. Clerk.
To Jefferson Andrers and EWgeRiUs IN
dre,rs:
Take notice that I shall on the 10th day of
September, 1867, at the Office of +. Smith in the
State of West Virginia, between the hours OF 8
A. NJ. and r. NJ. of that day. proceed to take the
depOstions 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.
tiff and you and others are defendants, and if
from any cause, the taking of the said depOsi.
tions 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 he completed.
Respectfully Yours
SARAH +. JONES.
augs-oawit by her next friend. sc.
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State of West Virginia,

Ohio County Circuit Court, august Rules,
1867.
John GOshorn and Thomas
Hornbrook,
re- T., ('b,ncary
William A. Ridgoley, Alb.
salon j. Ridgeley, and
Eugenius NJ. Ridgeley J
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is
i to obtain partition of the life estate OF Alb
SALON. j. Ridgeley in certain tract of land ON
which said Absoline j .Ridgeley now lives, ly;
ing in Ohio county. more particularly described
in the bill and exhibits filed in this cause.
And It appearing from an affidavit filed in
the cause, that Absalom j. Ridgeley is non
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, on mo-
ton Of the plaintiffs, by their attorney, IT Is
ordered that said defendant do appear here
within one month after the fourth weekly pub.
LEGATION and due posting Of this order, and at.
tend to his interest in this cause.
4 copy MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
Teste: MICHAEL j. BRElNlG,
y. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
Sol. for Compartments aug9.o WIT
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SWAMI HOUSE,
PAkhEhSbUhG, W. VA,
tnuE ONLY FIRST CLASS HI

FNHE ONLY FIRST GLASS HO-
L TELiu the city, and the most conveniently
located n 20 the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing. This House has been recently en-.
larged and newly fitted up. Water is drawn
irOm the Ohio River by Steam suction, forced in
a tank ON top of the building. from which the
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER.
1t is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE, and attention THOROUGH.
marI4.Iy J.WM. DENT. Proprietor
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State ofWest Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, JH'y Rules,
1867.
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EVERETT HOUSE.

\ HIS HOUSE Is KEPT on THE Ell
i ropean plan: il is within three minutes
ride 10y horse CLrs) Of the. New Haven
Railroad depot convenient TO all the principal
places of amusement. and for Summer travellers
viii be found the coolest Hotel in the city.
Every room is provided with running water.
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COFFEE. ~ - t5 ~
IeA BAGS PRIME TO eH0HCE.
lou in store and for sale by 800 q =.
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FOR SALE

fi,nE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SA IL
i one hundred and eighty acres VI 49,, ssrsn
IL. iron, ths connfy seat New Martinsville,
nn The Ohio river .rfv acres of which is cleared
and lit for fencing purposes small orehaaS S anu
small house. Also iorty.eiSh' ny W. Mains.
T ,5ne S WetyS COUNTY fronting the river on
=; tsc,t,J a GOOD twO-story house worth
when . Is ~. ~, JOSEPHUS CLARK.
Apply to IoSEpHUiSS CLARh' New ssSs aast1n'
vile Wetzcl county VIVA. ieOz<-a&"
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y; AG,p EoopSoY
nysn Meuros Street Whselink y. We
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state OF West virginia.
Ohio County circan Court. Jpis Ruic,
1867.

Ohio County circait Court. .Jpis Ruie,,
1867.
Marie Charlotte Koch
rs
August Koch. executor of the
last will and testament of Geo.
Koch, deceased, Gustave
Koch Louisa Eberlie Caro-
line Steger, Louis Koch vii In Chanccry.
liam Koch, Theodore Klevesi -
and Emma his wife Louisa
Koch Frederick Shulff and
Louisa, his wife. aud Carrie
weite-
rI,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is THAT
il the complainant may obtain her legal interest
and equitable share Of the estate Of George
Koch deceased.
, II Appearing from an affidavit filed in this
ea,ise and from tho return Of the Sheriff Of
ohio county, that the defendants Gnsfave Koch,
L6nisa Eberiie, Caroline Steer, and Oarle weite
are no Inhabitants Of this state- At a. ordered
that they do appear here one month after the
fourth weekly publication in some newspaper
publisbed in the city of Wheeling. and dne post
ing of this order at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, and do what may be ne
lcessaryt pEgtpct tbeiJ iptepzs On this PAUSE
st 2S.ses aflcHAEk 1BREIx1G, ..
Clerk
n. RICHARDSON Sol. for Compartments
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The Great success

That has attended this College since its estab
lishment, has determined us to open in a short
time an
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W. =. FRAZIER


ErYK I0rR.fgf) - l-solsl - -
lie 81 hsrrsis ertsz lsmf1y wk1e Kyelh
n. REILLY
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n. RICHARDSON, Sol. for COuPlainants.
aug3-oavft stEa-r
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W. Il. BASSETT, Auctioneer, will attend 10
all sales of Real Estate, Stocks, &c, &c, both
in and outside of our rooms iulyl0
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- -
present articles Of impsaehmen,. In SEM
ate sitting as Court. its member bshs on
oath. with Chef Jusios chsss prssidins,
viii proceed 10 try tho csss. Whsttpower
has Mr.. Johnson thus FAR to act? Congress
has the power coniercd by the constitution.
Can he prevent their trying him7 lfso
he can also proclaim himself Dictator.
Would he dare do il, and would he I've obey
ed by Gen. Guntf The superstition 10
boyish and absurd. Up to this stage Of pro-
ceeding he wishes to protect himself with
a guard. From wbat3 The verdict has
not been given. Gen. Grant says, "until
you have been found guilty you arc in no
danger and do NOT need a guard" :, And
when be d found guilty. what ,heni He
ceases to be President, AM, has no more au-
thosity than the resder has q, this moment
The vote ofthc Senate win be In executive,
and ,hersforc secret. session. On tho con-
clus;on Of the VOC, Chief Justice Chase
win say, "Two-thirds Of this Supreme body
having sustained the articles Of impeach-
meai presented by the House OF Represent
tasives. Andrew johnson 10 no longer Pres
ideut Of the United States and by virtue Of
. the Constitution, 4 hereby proelaim Bcnia'
min Wade his successor for the remainder
Of the Presidential term" The House, al
ready in session, win be Immediately mott
fed, and before both Houses Of Congress
President Wade will take the oath Of Once,
and forthwith issue an order to the army
andnavy, ofthe deposition OF Andrew John
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STATE NEWS.

The Lewiston Journal has quite long
article upon the Maine berry crop. The
blue. berry is the stople berry ofthis State
The price paid in Lewiston and vicinity
varies from four to eight cents per quart
and the pickers make from one to five dol
lars per day. tits probable that the blue
berry crop in the S,ate this season will
amount to 500 bushels per day. Calling
the season six weeks the production will
reach more than half u million quarts. Al
ten cents per quart they will amount to
$50, 900. ...
The Cary brothers Of Houlton will raise
1000 bushels Of fine wheat this season.
That tells the story. We hope the farmers
of Maine will follow their example next
summer. Maine can raise her own flour,
or at least great portion Of It.
Gardiner Drake, Of Pennington, wovc,
last year, palm.lcat enough to make sOO,.
900 hoods. Tie employed 400 persons,
and paid out $4,000. The business is
carried on in thirteen towns. Some Of
the young women employed by him corn
$500 per year and remain ut home, the
work being sent to them.
The mills OF Chery6eld arc hard at
work; most Of the gangs cut from twenty.
five to thirty thousand OF lumber per day
water in abundance.
Rev. Mr.. Balkan and others, Of Portland,
have CONC to tho White Mountains in an
Glen, and honorable style-on horseback
with saddle bags, Sc, So says the Press.
A girl named Murch, living near Bel.
mont Corner, says the Belfast .age. was 30
badly burned one day last wcek m to cause
her death in few hours. Her dress took
fire, and, being ulonc, sho was burned TO
death before help could be obtained.
The FREQ Masons Of Deer Isle arc build.
ing new Masonic Hall, which, when fin
ished, will not be only an elegant and con-
venicnt cdifce for the purpose but an orna-
men, to the town. II Is to be three stories
in height, with a French roof, and costs
about $4,000. II sto be finished in Oct.
ober. '-
The fishing interests Of Deer lslo amount
to about $500 900 per snnum. Over 100
sail Of vesses and 1000 men arc employed
In tho business On r1a. '.'1... y
A new Court House Is TO be erected in
Sagadahoc County, and TO meet in part the
expenses the commissioners have Issued
bonds Of the County for $4,000, having
twenty years to run. .ar-r'a
While NathI Grant. engineer on tho
Maine Central Railroad. was 1t work in q
machine shop 1t .Wsterville, on Monday
week, knife on turning lathe sprung OF
rubber spring he was trimming, with such
fierce that 4 cut into his bowels. scverins
an srery and making dangerous wound.
The wound WINS dressed and he was quite
comfortable at last accounts .rar RI
The Bangor whir snys The i,owdoinham
Bank robbers at Bath complain bitterly Of
The treatment they receive d wiscasset-
which treatment 10 meE]y that which vii
lians OF lcs capacity rccoivu-respeetable
prison treatment. Their New York sup
plies have been cut of and they receive no
special favors or privileges, which "a ash,
should Be. -, a. wv .r d. o..
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THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

The friends OF Republican measures can
bot be highly gnti6ed with the full attend
ancc nj the Convention last week, and the
carnestness and harmony which prevailed.
We may be parloned for indulging in a
local pride in saying that the party have
been singularly fortunate in the character
of the candidates for office thus far, and
scarcely has there been one who did not
command the respect Of men Of both par
ties To illustmte our meaning we may In
stance the case Of Mr.. Lord, the present
Clerk Of Courts, who, soon to retire from mn
Office which he has so acceptably filed for
the last nine years, will carry with him the
good will and esteem Of the business men
OF the entire county, The care which the
Republicans have exercised in the choice
OF their candidates, and the manner In
which those officers have discharged their
duties, reflects the highest credit upon the
party, and may well give the citizens ofthe
county renewed confidence in the candi.
dates presented for their sufiinges.
The campaign for 1867 is now opened
by presenting a list Of uncxceptional candi-
dates to our people. Two Of those candi.
dates have served their country well and
faithfully upon the battlefield up to the
close Of the war, and they received their
honorable discharge from the service. The
Others upon the list are men Of tried faith
iullness and integrity who are above re-
proach. And yet we are no, to vote upon
the strength or character Of our candidates.
The great principles for which the country
has endured so much, fought with such
heroism and suffered with such brilliant pa.
tio,ism. arc again before us for our supper,
or rejection. The cause Of Republican lib
ery is only secure by eternal vigilance the
cause ofthe Union, the important national
issues in the settlement Of the country aris'
ing from the war, are paramount to all
others now arisen or likely TO arise, in.
asmuch as those issues, To be settled justly
and honorahly must be settled no,e. or lost.
We are not to directly vote upon those Is
sues nj the coming election, but we are to
vote rs surely upon them, nevertheless, we
are to fight il out on this line preparatory
to an importan, presidential election, the
loss Of which will postpone peace aud ieoP.
ardize the whole labors Of the war; aud the
loyal men Of the Pine Tree State do not M
tend that Maine shall repudiaie nj this or
any other subsequent election the blessings
Of that peace which their valor helped to
win or the action Of their Congress which
has bravely stood between them and rebel
Executive backed by the whole traitorous
element which brought on and fought the
war against the flag.
Surely our duty is so plain that he who
runs may read. The copPerhcads may
well discern the signs Of the times, and
make up their minds that York County will
still keep step To the music ofihs national
anthem Of patriotism and tina, stern loyalty
which has defeated and will defeat the
Vaccinations OF traitors.
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directed his Deputies 70 servo processes OF
the U. 8. Circuit Court heretofore stopped
by the military authorities, and has directed
the name Of any officer interfering to be
forwarded, tina, he may be prosecuted I'm.
der the criminal code. This brings on
direct confiic, between the judicial and mil
i,ary authorities. y y q
The Planter LAY Banner asserts that "on
the Opelousas railroad, since the overflow,
the engineer on tho trnin has frequently to
blow tho whistle TO clear the truck OF ale.
gators, as The timex is the only thing above
water for them to rest on for many miles
beyond Tigeryille. The train has run over
several allegatos since the water went
down." e TBH - -'rt 80 @TF..
Three men were arrested FIVE years ago
for committing murder In Coventry. n. I,
bnt wsse discharged for want OF evidence.
They have been again arrested. and wo.
man named Wood ,es,i6es ,hst the accused
had the murdered man in her cellar hfor .
fortnight and then threw the body into the
river. where Il was found. She had been
in,imidated by them until now. The ex-
aminaiion took place on Saturday, and the
three men were committed. The numbered
man g nsipe was Andrew; the crime was
committed for &i6 nv 7-...t r,, . !. o5 rrf.'
The BAH Iimes says that NJ. Jordan
Patien, IN aged citizen Of Wiscasset, sup.
posed to be partially insane, drove a nal
into bis Oicr hsod, from tho edectsof which
he died on Sunday week. %. ~ . ~ 80
Gen. Sickles has approved the sentence
Of the court martial in the case OF DAILY and
Radcliffe, who recently assaulted two north.
cfn men In a bar.rootn In Columbia. They
have been sentenced to six months impris
onment at Fort Macon, N. G. 81 l'a..isn 80
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Loso JoHS WssSwoarn.-Dirins the
last cnmpsin which rssultsd in bis election
to Congress, his unnecessarily long form
was soon towering at all public Assem-.
blages where the merits Of opposing men
and measures were 'cusscd and discuss
ed" Il il TO DO bono 10 mind, 20 they
say, that atienuaied John has one verbal
habit 70 inveterate that II forces itself upon
the attention OF those who happen to listen
to him. ifany doubt Is expressed as 10 the
accuracy Of his statements, his prompt re-
Spouse is: "l'll bet you hundred dollars
it's true" On the occasion to which VIC
ailude, Mr.. Wentworth had made an elo.
quent speech, intending to close by quoting
Byants well.known lines
Truth erushed 10 earth Will rise again,
The eternal ysarsof God are hers ;,
Eu, unfortuns.ely he could only rcmcn-
her the opening words, which no vPea'ed
thus: ....-........... ,... ..,r.r.r
GLOW Is ,hata-its by Bryant, you
know-that beaunfiil poem OF his
Truth crushed to esrth-- Another
"TratR crushed to earth will rise
again- * 9.i y-E .'t'.. go.
no "Well, boys, doc remember the rcst
Of il, but but Y any Of you doubt Il III just
bet yoa q k,imdred dollars hat she ,ril
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HARpER's MACHINE for September. opens 9Th
another installment Of the records OF ne Dodge
srticI.' me Rob ROY in De Baltic isa capital
snicie. Descriptive OF wonderful exploits perform.
"a in ana by single ssuli boat, and IL humor will
hs ssprsetstsd By thoss Who Are given 20 boating
The remainder Of the table Of constants has Q very
succuisnt appearance iinducing the belief that the
editor has prepared . hast thai VIM DO rslished
With the departure ofdog days. Durham has the
MaSngine. fTHH#H m. 10000"
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sCROFCLA.

The Rev. Gao. Storms OF Brooklyn New York.
says In tho Bible Examiner, by way OF apology
sine Of the curs Of his only son. of Scrofuls "sner
dissolution appeared inevitable" ave publi.h
this statement, not Tor pay, but In gratitude 70
6od who has thus answered prayer. aod In justice
In The iodine Water Treatment, which the readers
81 this MaxasIns viii thank is Editor for bring
ing 70 their notice"
Circular ffes.
DIR. n. Anders Iodine water 10 for sais by J. p.
DINsMORE, proprietor. DC Dey st., NY and by
all Druggists. ID u