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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13
Sacred to the memery OF
Henry Harris

Born Junsgl, 1921, Of Henry Harris
Jane his wife. Died on the 4th OF
May, 1861. by the kick Of colt in
his bowels, peacefully and quiet a
friend to bis father and mother and
respected by all who know him and
went to that world where horses can't
kick, and where sorrow and weeping
Is no more. ,lsr ssarse reefl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13

ti- AT a hotel in one of our citics.
The landlord said to a boarder SEQ
hero, Mr. Baker, the chAIubermaid,
found hair.pin In your bed this.
morning " We'll, = replied John, y II
found d long hair in the bdttcr tbis
morning, but that did not prove there
was d female In it," e
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13

GrAn excellenteuro for j, sbeb.ia VI
70 give a hungry dog a pioes 81 meat,
and chase hin pntil be drop. j.. IA
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13

70 Economy IN our affairs has ilIar
same effect upon our fortunes that
good breeding has on cur c0nssrsu.i
tons.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13
THE UNION FLAG.
JOnesborO' Tenn Nov, l8, 1868.
q. e. GRESHAM,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TerIns,

ray The UNIos FLAG will be published
every Friday Morning, On the bllo~lHg
terms
One copy, per year. So 90
Six months, 2 90
Single copy, 10 cents.
TERMS FOR tAttBa
To Club Of Five subscribers, each, 81 10
To Club Of Ten subscribers, each, 2 90
To Club Of Twenty pubscribers each, 90
No attention will be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied by the CASH.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13

~ A two dollar-hod a.half eold
piece was found n the entrails oil
club bought 20 the Richmond market
the other day. There has bosa atref
mendnous rhsh for that sort ofHsh
ever biuce 'eta f.tr q y atf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13

...... ~-0. z ~ AZ eRIsAEABE, I'ditor 4 usrons
: AAAEA a n@pwHn ss~a---s, VI '.i's' i
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13

"a A tombstone In a village GENES
tety in the interior of Pennsylvania ia
adorned by piece of sculpture which
brings in relief q colt, a boy, and a
ttee. The colt is represented as kick,
irg the boy in the stomach, and the
cpitaph is in this wise:
Sacred to the memery of SIS
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13

When the ears got to Knoxville,
Henry was embarrassed to find pas
sengor aboard for whom he had no
ticket.
It's 5Oy-and they call him Henry
Lyle -KNorpitle Press Il Herald, 9h.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13

Where eybrlaktihe spring abidss,
Aud never-wiibefihg flowers,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-17

VILLAGE OF HIGHLAND.
lot no. 80 and nj Of IS Is 6
do IS 2 7
do 16 and s pit of % 8
$ pit of rs. no bounty 81
lot no. 129 l &
do % 2 1
lots Is & IA BarRard's addit'n 4
Village of Centerviile.
lots II and l3 8
lots 4 and 10 3 4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-17
Second Ward.

James Argall. all those parts of
lots 1o3 116 11S and 119 in
Vleit's survey, as descrsbed
in two deeds from WmLanyon
& wife, one dated Oct 5, 1855,
ard recorded in v page ~,
and the other dated April 80,
1857, recorded in vol-2, page
and brewery buildings on
same SO u
VIM Broad, all those parts of
lots 90 ga 95 and house in
Yleit's survey conveyed by
deed from VIVA Evans j. Ma -
ry Broad, dated Nov 5. 1855 ..
and recorded in Y, page 1873 II 10
NJ V Burns, that pit of lot 81 in
yleit's survey patented to N
v Burns, except that part of
same decided by him to n @
Fitch dated Nov 1S43, and
recorded in 1, page $50 IL 81
Robt Connolly, lots "a Is 81
Sc and house in Twins ct al
addition 81 10 10
WIN Cabbage, out lots 2o1 4
202 Harrison's survey IL "A
VIVA Chesterfield, ST let 104 in
vleit's survey 10 so
Heirs or n Curry, und or of the
following pieces of land en-
which the old brewery stands
to.wit: lot III in Harrison's
survey, and part of lot 122 in
yleit's survey, and part oflot
2l3 in Harrison's survey, as
.E4 1aerx..kA1 hx, LII.
Carthew by Levi Sterling, sie
sheriff TO N Curry dated Aug
IS, 1919 and recorded in book 81
L of deeds pagers II 50
N Cornish, 2-16 acre of out lot
236 in Harrison s survey, be-
ing all of said lot except those
parts of same decided by Chas
Strinsman to John Cornelius
and Eliza Truan at rs IL 81
Nicholas Cornish, out lot 2S7
in Harrison s survey 10 70
Samuel Crawford, und% of lots
So 81 & So in Yleit's survey IL II
Barnard Doyle, all that part of
lot 81 and house in Yleit's
survey decided to B Doyle Jan
IS, 1854 @ Is 90
A G. Davis, lots l 2 CT
s 9 10. II IL Is II Is 10 II
Is 10 20 81 % % "a rs & &c
in Davis subdivision of out
lots I6S & 40 Harrison's sur 80 IS
ii P George, lots IL so h 81 b
house in Twins addition % IA
S Hornbrook, Is acre Of out lot
236 in Harrison's survey 2 90
N w Halstead, uDd J OF that
part of lot 81 Yleit's survey
decided to t s Allen & James
James Dec 7 1855 IL rs
David Irwin, lots SIS and sc in
Irwin ct al addition z 30
David Irwin, lot 17S In Irwin
ct al addition 3 OF
Elizabeth Knchenmeister, all =
that part Of lot OIL In Yleit'e
survey conveyed by sheriff's
deed dated Jan ? 1886 "a Is
Josiah hampshire, lot i62 and
house in Twins addition 6 81
Josiah hampshire, lots 1853 and
l54 In Twins addition 4 rs
Joseph Munster, all that part
of lot l22 and house Ia Yleit's
survey as decided 10 Joseph
Munster Dec 10, 1913 o IS
b MeIllhon. all that part of lot
81 Ia vieit's survey as deed
! ed ID MeIllhon Aug IL 1913 16 so
John Miller, lot "a Irwin ct al
addition i "a
John Miller, lots 90 rs 173 &
1875 in Irwin ct nj addition IL ID
John Miller, und% of lots SO
S4& SIS, Irwin ct al addition IL SO :
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-17
Unredeemed Lands
Office of CLERK Board Supervisors !
-. ~ me- y NousT 1867.

Office Of CLERK Board SapervssoFs
Iowa Co. Wis.,sNov,.7, 1867, 5 z
NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN following lands and city and
village lots in the County of Iowa,
and State of Wisconsin, were sold by
the Treasurer of said Countyson the
5th day of September, A. d. 1865, for
the delinquent taxes of the year
1854, and other years below speci-
fed.
The amount set opposite to each
tract of land and city and village lot
il the amount Of tax, interest and
charges due thereon, computed up to
the last day of redemption.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes
and charges are paid on the follow
ing described tracts Of lands and city
and village lots ON or before the 9th
day of September A. d. 1865, the
same will be conveyed Lystax. deed
to the purchasers.
GEO. II. OTIS,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
Sw14 Iowa County, Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-17

A McEverson, lot LOG, Twins
addition 60
| Geo Messersmith, lots 40 & AZ
| in Stavely's addition 3 0S
John Messersmith, out lots 261
| survey 81 So
John Messersmith. und1 oflot
249 in Harrison's survey 60
4 Leverty- Il Mcconnell, und12 of
| lot Sc and house in Vleit's -
| survey IA As
Harrison's' survey 1906
James McGregor, out lot 1sSin
Harrison's survey except
of an acre owned by r Kins-
man ! ~
A Matthews, lot ia and house
in Irwin ct al addition 16 Is
N Coad, 1867 feet off the south
end of out lot 1877 in Harri-
sons survey, except 20 feet
wide off east side 2 81
Stephen Prideaux, pit Of lot 1913
in Yleit's survey 8 A
Estate of w Prideaux, Is of out
lot 176 in Harrison's survey IS
Phillip Gregory, parts lots 100
and 1871 in Harrison s survey 10 "a
Powell Thomas, lots 207 & 225 ~
in Harrison's survey 10 IA
| Richard Rablin. parts of lots
l6S, ITO and house in Harri-
sons survey 4 10 q
G II Rogers, lot 267 in Irwin ct
! al addition tf 2 81
Ernest Reidel, A feet off north
side of lot LOG, Vleits survey Is %
John Shanly, e% oflot 81 and
house in Vleit's survey ! Is II
Samuel Sleep, part of lot 1874
house in Harrison's survey 8 II
W r Sampson, lot in Vleit's
II survey Z 81
M M Strong, und% Of 3-l0O
acres of lot 81, Vleit's survey s 81
VIM Terrill, undL of. lot Sc 4
house in Vleit's survey 4 OF
VIM Terrill, parts of lots 81 %
in Vleit'S survey Z IL
Thomas Treyorish, lots l "a
house in Twins addition IA rs
VIM Uren, parts of lots III rs
and house, Harrison's survey 7 II
u Uren, part of lot 1913, Har-
rison's survey Ia
R Williams, lot 224 in Irwin
ct al addition Is %
r White, part of lot 81, vleit's
survey IL Il
G G Washburne, out lots 1876
1913 and house in Harrinon's
J.. survey Al 81
c G Washburne, part of lot SO
in Vleit's survey Ii S A
@ C Washburne, 4 of out lots
201 202, Harrison's survey "a
G Washburne, out lot 90 in
Harrison's survey IL 81
G G Washburne, part Of lot 9e
4 buildings, Yleit's survey 40 90
Unknown, undA of the follow
ing real estate, being same
on which old brewery was
situated, to-wit: pit oflots 122
an 213, and also of lots 171&
213, Harrison's survey (Said 2
:. lot 100 being in Vleit's sur.) Is SO
Unknown, out lot 217 in Har-
risoD's survey g-r 5 81
Unknown, out lot 2lS in Har-
riso ms survey ta 2 10 90
Unknown, lot 116 in Irwin ct
al addition 3 03
Unknown, Tots 81 IS in Irwin
ct al addition cs 10 SO
David Irwin, lot 76in Irwin ct
al addition 0e
David Irwin, lot IS in Irwin ct
al addition & -I 8 OF
David Irwin, lot 1873 in Irwin
eft al addition 5 06
B McIllhon part of lot SO and
house in Vleit's survey Is 81
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-17
TAKEN UP.

DY the subscriber living IN the town of Ridgeway,
ID on or about the 23d day Of December, 1867, one
sorrei mare, blind Of both eyes, with small star IN
about seven years old strayed upon laDds owned by
me in the town OF Ridgeway, and now remains there
upon The owner Is requested 10 prove properfy,pay
chorges and take her away.
Rideevay Dec. 81, 1867,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING PROC
LAMATION.

President Johnson has issued The fol.
lowing proclamation
In lhcyear which is now drawing 10
its end. the art, the skill mi Tie labor
Of the people Of the United States have
been employed with greater diligence
and yigor anil on broader fields lban
ever before, and the fruits Of the esrlh
have ben gathered into the trapsry
aud the storeh0uss in marvellous abund
aUcC. Our highways have been length,
ened. and new aud prolific regions have
been occupied. We arc permitted, TO-
hope 'has long protraclcd political snl
sectional dissenlions are at no distant
Cay, 10 give place to returning harmony
and rfa,eroal affection throughout the
Fepnbllc Many forsign States have en-.
iered into liberal agteemtpts with u, :
@hdGaa!ious which are; far (. %, and
Nbirls fSre herglotaFS hsen pstciai ana
exclusive. havebeoonie ourfIieuds. Tie
annual period Of resi- (which wo lave
reachel 10 health AID tranquility, and
which is crowned with SO many bIess-
ings, is, by universal consent. congo
nienl aud suitable one for Cu,tiya'ibg
personal piety anl ptac,itiog public de-
yoiiun
!. therefore. ,rccommenl that Thurs,
day, the lwonty-.ixth day Of November
next, be sci apart ani observed BY oil
the people Of the United States, as a day
for public praise, thanksgiving and
prayer TO the Almighty Creator AMI Dr.
vine Ruler Of the universe. by whose
ever waIchful, merciIul and gracious
providence alone. States and nations no
less than families aud individual men
do move and live aad have their being.
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand aud caused the seal Of the
United States to b. affixed,
Done at tho ely Of Washington this
twelfth day Of October, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty eight, uad Of the indePsnl
ence of tho UGired States the ninety
third. ANDREW JOHNSON. =.
BY The President:
WlLLl4u II. SGwAuD,
Secretary of Sac,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05

TnE Church of Spain has been 10 SO
close alliance with tho dcspolic Govern
mcut that it could expect no iayors from
tho successful revolution, The Proyis-
ionOl Junia has already abolished the
order Of the Jesuis, and urges the OK.
Iincton of all religious cooperation, Tho
lhnanIicsm Of tho Spanish Church,
which would not allow the Ptotcslauts
to hold private mOc,ingP, or 10 educate
their children no Professionally or even
read o Protestant book hos always met
with the decided diSspproval Of tho Lib
oral parties, Tho legislation now pro-
posed with regard to The properly Of tho
Church, is additionally a part Of lilo
IroglcSsist platform.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
TERRORISM IN ALABAMA,
NEW YcrK. Ocloher 81

NEW lNNki OCIoutI ~
A 7riJme specia! from DemoPoljs,
dated yesterday, says; "WhiIO wc
were cauvossing Caoctaw and Sumplsr
counties. several daring attempts were
made BY armed mobs TO a'sassinaic ns,
We we're threatened with hanging in
ChOctaw and at CASTOR.
10 Sumpter tue carriage containing us
was fred upon aud bit several times
Double barrel guns aud receivers were
used This oscurod in thu daytime Ia
the streets Of the town We saved our
lives by f,st driving. The Republican
canvassers have been Similarly treated
in other sections Of the State. We eau
have no fair election 10 many counties
without the presence Of United State,
troops.
ISigu,d GEo, l., HARmSGroN.
Speaker Of the House,
W, l.. PENMSGTOE
State Senator.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
THE Ell INSTRUMENTATION.

Mr. EdiiOr:
The election pissed Of quietly
throughout tho entire county, but owing
TO had weather We had small vote.
The Uo'oo patiy seems vpry much
Iiko the old Wing parry. they only turn
out in full when the sun shaes--we have
p He'd only about tbTOo'I Curhs Of our
vote.
We have q Union majority notwith-
standing the late registration Of about
1850 and feel confident lh,t Granl will
carry the county By about that majority.
We had legion of candidates for the
various county and township Offices,
which interIsrOd with the State uOkQl
III some Instances.
Tho following is tho vote 70, leading
Offices Republican Grt:
For Gouemor-Stevenson 2O7, Cam.
den l2O Stevenson majority 81.
For Congress Wichcr 1893. Moore
iO9, Wicher's majority 90,
For SeHan Young 1914, sperry lol,
Young's IN lorily 90.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
More Glory /!

The following is the. result Of the
election in Ibis township on Tuesday =
Granting the UuiOp vote has a CORES
ponding gain ali over the county, Grant
will have between 25) and 400 mai nj.
" W. say ."buIly" f4Gevs
Gr'nt ..".. LOG Seymour 49,, 60
General Grants majority 40.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05

We saw groupe Of forOrne looking
Democrats, composed Of Stevens Simp-
son, sr &c., sitting on a corner, a few
evenings since, vainly eOdeaTOrng
10 extract some consolation from the bo-.
gus returns published in the Cincinnati
Enquirer, 10 relation to the West Vrgi.
MIA election. II was 40 use however
the chap who tried to extract suQbcam8
from. cucumbsrS had IN easy task before
him 10 comparison with theirs. When
we saw them last. they all had on a most
dismal look, as though they saw some
awful black clouds in the future. For
their consolation however We woali soy,
abe good old COwpcr.
"Ye fearful souls, fresh courage take,
The clouds ye 50 lnuch dread,
Arc big with mercjos, aud shall break
In blessings on your heads"
ior Gruut and and Colfax will rule the
county in righteousness, and make ii a
bundled IiusO moro glorious 10 tho ru,
ture than ii has been III the past. Pom
croy Telegraph
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
II. ". DEsErrrr
&c w FlsnEE,
Local Inspectors. 4"
oUTRAGEIN GEORGIA.
AuousrA, e., Oclober q


10 the Superior Court Of this State
on the Goth. Col. Alderman. ono of
the Republican electors, stated to the
Court that he desired the pos,ponemenl
Of cases in which he wa, interested, ou
account Of being unable to stay at the
hotel, because large numbers of citizens
had protested to his landlord agtinst
receiving him as a guest, he being poIin
ically obnoxious.
Toombs objected to hi, poNponomcnr,
but Judge Andrews said he deeply re
GREETED this state OF things, 1t wus
uouyfying to learn that such a feeling
existed in tho circuit A non resident
must stay some where in the place He
could not require Of Mr. Ackerman an
iupossibilily, therefore no granted tho
application,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
suLDIERs' PAY AND BOUNTY.

SOLDIERS PAY AND BOUNTY.
As an evidence Of the immense dis
bursements oil the Government during
The past fiscal year Occasloned by the war,
aud partially accounting for the increase
10 bo-public debt. as per last statement
few figures have been obloinod from
the record Of the Treasury Department
Ills Sssertainod that the pay end bounty
djybion of!hd SaccGd Auditors Office,
during the past fiscal year, Odjulicaled
l02 600 claims Of deceased and discharge
soldiers, involving 40 amount Of $40 500,
900 The number OF tllims Of the same
class rejected during tha same time
was $1,000 making a total Of 100000
claims disposed Of, carrying money rang.
iag IN sums frJm $50 to $50 into lO2,-
900 famiIies-mosLly the poor. More
than 500 900 letters were written, ia
addition to the numerous printed crcu
lars and blanks mailed from tho Office.
No frauds were committed, aud the mis-,
take viii nolamOunl 10 one tenth Of one
per cent. Of the amount collected, OF
the 100000 claims fled in the DeporI-
menL since the war began, o., 900 remain
yet to be disposed Of. These are mostly
complicated cases, difficult ofsOtllomOnl,
aud many OF which have been suspended
Cor additional evidence. On the Is, OIL
September tbpro were twenty six lbous,
sal additional bouu'y claims on Gle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
REJEcTED.--wmYl
To Inc DemocLallc PaIlY.

Your rejection By the people 10 deti-
ded and emphatic. Why? 0
You encouraged The South TO Initiate
secession.
Yoa pronounced coercion equally
revolutionary With secession.
You ssSaiIed Tie Grst call for troops
as uneonsliIuionlh .ua a.l.r.
YOuIerused to vote either men or
money TO carry on the war. tat
You bid the Southern States 10 de-
pht,in peace.
You declared that il slavery must be
destroyed 10 gain The Union, the Union
should perish.
You declared your preference for the
rebel constitutions. os against your own,
When i.beoamo apparent thatIo pro-
claim universal liberty would weaken
the enemy and rewardalhe true friends
of the Uniou, you nevertheless opposed
il. um5 m
You Sloully commended that the re-.
boIiion would never be suppressed, and
triumphautIy quo'ed every reverse to
our aims as demonstrating it.
You urged the abandonment. Of the
war, and The resort 10 negotiations for
tie best aItainabls terms.
In our glOomies, days, and when no
political campaign was pending. you
sought toiOAnme tho passions Of the
people against thC'only government we
had, or could have,
You assaIed President Liza coin as a
despol.
You denounced the Government as
revolutionary.
The Boys in Blue were termed by you
Lincoln hiroings and dogs.
YUu opposed allowing tie men who
we're periing their lives for our country
the enjoyment of the elective franchise.
Yoa opposed filing up our armies by
lFah.
You iuci,cl riotous aul bloody resi,-
.aoCs to the laws Of the land.
You Pronounced the war failure,
and called for its abandonment.
You urged the s'uth to reject the most
naGunnimous term: ever offered to CON
luered rebels.
You "fted the southern hear. anew"
against the loysl north, >,
YOu.cOafer' the. highest hqnors on the
Gercess and most brutal, rebel Generals
The pavemeuts in New Orleans are
stained with the blood Of the while and
black victims of your hellish malisniry.
You have rejected every principle that
the democratic party formerly cherished.
Riot, rapine. aad revolution are the
weapons with which you proposed to
overthrow all opposition to your will,
The war was your war. begun BY you
conducted By you, prolonged by you
Thousands of homes in our land were
dcaolaled by you, Hundreds of lhous-
ands Of graves were dug by you. Al.
fiction, desolaIion, and death followed
in your Train, D.bt and taxation are
tho fruits Of your treason.
The fact that Republican meeting
lis 10 be held, in many States of tho u
nion, is deemed By you of sufficient rea-
son for shooting down those who attend.
Fort Pillow, New Orleans. Camilla,
opeIon.as-.hese are your victories.
The past warned US OF you, The
grave holds up isa hands against you.
The people kaow you, and hence their
rsjaclion Of you at the late elections, and
SO it will b, on the Sd of November
EXCHANGE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
NEBLLlDEsmcnArIc oUTRACEs.

REBEL ID EaEOCRATIC oUTRAGES.
We published las! week summary
OF facts with the continents Of the Gin
Cipanti Chrogielc upon Rebel insoleuce
in Perperaling muUlrr ard Outrage up,
IN the toYaisls ofNew Orleans, tOgeth-
Ct'wiih The assistance reudeed the muir.
dersrs by military pelsof Andy johnson
lu another part Of our paper We publish
several items showing the terrorism prac.
iiced upon loyalty in these Rebel STATES.
lfaOything were wanting to prove the
as5sIute necessity for stringent recon
stracliontaws, and the support Of 10y
al military TO protect the consti uional
rights Of Union men in the South, that
want is now fully supplied. 1t seems
that the chiraIrous olood Of the South
is boiling over at the loss Of The New
York conspiracy scheme TO inaugurate
rebellion, wLicb they no0 see manifest
ed through the elections. aud knowing
tharIheEe ore only few months renal.
ming in which they can tely upon hay
ing tool atlae Whit: House, they mean
to rio! ia Iba blood Of hose who differ
with them il sentiment just SO long SIS
they consider i. sale 10 do SO.
During the eotire contest with tia
South that jus. providence which pre-
sides over The destinies Of nations, ha;
never failed to lad the leaders Of the
South into the pitfalls which their own
arrogance aud folly have prepared Ccl
them, Nothing could ba more slicida
than such conduct as that which noa
disgraces humanity in these lately Rebe
States II they imagine lhot such eyi
dences Of bor5arism and unflnesS fol
self.sovernmenl will induce the surrn
der Of loyal men permanently into thti
hsuds by those who are bound to Civ
them protection, they will fad them
selves as much mistaken as they hav,
heretofore done 10 oil heir attempts Il
trample upon the governmen. and tn
laws Of civilization during the past sew
en- years
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05
Commissioners Sale soF-
Valuable Farming and
Mineral Lands.

IN pursuance of u decree OF tie CircniL Court
L OF Mason County WestYirsmia, rendered
atths August Tera, 1868, inai certain cause
in Chancery pending ia said Court in which
Daniel Polsieyi j. cSuplainant and john Davis
is defendant, The UNDERSIGNED, who was ny
pointed aSpaial Commissioner ior that pur.
pose willron Saturday, thu j;h day OF Decem,
bcs lsGS,.ofier for sale a: the Front Door of
the Court House OF Mason county. twocorain
tracts Of land, situated near Litart. in said
county; oneG said tracts contains 10 acres .
roods and 10 pcrches. the other contains 60
acres aud , irood5I making together ll9 acres
aud 0 parGbes.
Terms Of sale; each as &, 25 per cent Of tho
purchase money, aud tAp balance on a credit
Of six aud twelve mouths, taking from the
purchaser bond with good security tjr the dc
ierred iuslalmaGts.
D. ", POLSLEY.,
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-11-05

Five dcspcradOcs were hung near
Gilmct Missouri, onFriday By a vigi
lance COMMITTEES. Joseph Mu.grovc, q
notorious hoHelhsI and murderer, cop
tured near Benton 90 the same day, has
been surrendered 10 tho military author.
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