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Greenwood Cemetery,


SITUATED ON TIKI NATIONAL
y ROAD, three miles East of the city, II now
ready for Interments, sale and improvement OF
lots 1t contains 81 acres of land, and Is laid
out in the most modern and improved style-can
be easily reached ut all seasons by the National
Road and for three. fourths OF the year by the
Hempield Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended to DO beantifed by every variety OF
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake fountains, &c, TO make it eqnal TO the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision II also made for its enlargement, order
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing lots can exam
ne the groynd with the Superintendent, who
has q plat or secure them by calling at the Office
of the Secretary, OH Main street, over the Bank
of Wheeling.
Persons wishing TO make intermeRts will call
on the Secretary 10 obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission 10 lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
...s AZ a. j. SWEENEY. Prest.
T. c. BoSiiAN. Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
\. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong
j. ). Rhodes, George Adams.
John G.. Muth, II. q. Jordan.
Geo. Mendel, Z. A. Ilildreth,
Joseph Bel. angst
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University of Virginia.

University OF Virginia.
rs,HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU
/ ten will begin on the first day OF ocIo .Sn
1851, and end ON the ihrrsday precooihS '"'
Ith of July, 1868.
must be sixteen years OF age. There Is no pro-
scribed curriculum Of studies in this institution
Every student may select the SCHOOLS ne wiz NJ.
tend. but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three, unless by leave oil the
Faculty he be allowed 10 attend less than three;
The method OF instruction Is by lectures anu
xt.books, accompanied by daily examinations
The University il divided into three depart
1. Academic.
Wm. Z. Peters, A. NJ. Prof of Latin.
Il l., Gildersleeve, Phi. D., Prof. o. Greek
Nj. Schele Do We're, LID, Pref. Of Modern
Languages
Lcopcl! j. Bocck, AdUct. Prof OF Applied
Francis IL. Smith, A. NJ, Prot. of Natural
\. Manpin. A. NJ, Prof of Chemistry.
ITO be appointed Sept. ith,) Prof. of Technol.
ogy aud Agricultural Science.
". II. McGulcy, I'D, LID, Prof. OF Moral
Philosophy.
Geo. Fred. nslmes, LID. Prof. of History
Literature aud Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John T. Minor, LID, Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
:. o. Southall, Prof. Of Constitutional and In.
tcrnational Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
III. Medical.
ITO be- appointed sept. ith) Prof. Of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
J. J.. Cabell, Al. d., Pref of Physiology and
Surgery.
. j. 5. Davis, NJ. d., Prof. of Anatomy and Ma.
terra Modica.
y. MaHpn. NJ. D., Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. L. Chancellor, NJ. d., Demonstration OF
Anatomy.
The aggregate expenses of the student, for the
session of nine months exclusive of textbooks,
clothing ana pocket money, will he about ~ fol.
lows:
/. For the Academic Student, attending
three Professors, 500.
H. For the Law Student, attending tho full
course OF Law. sos.
III. For the Medical Student, attending tho
full Medical course s395.
OF these sums, respectively, ts25, s2I0 and
$500 will bo required In advance, and the balance
in the progress Of the session.
For Catalogues, giving details Of the organiza.
ton of the schools plan of instruction, expenses,
&C. address VIM. Wertenbaker. Secretary, or
:. MAUPIN, Chairman al the Faculty,
julyl3 re. University OF Va.
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of the estate Of JOHN V. Rum, OF Park
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LEGAL NOTICES
To Whom 10 May COncc.,.

r.,HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY o'''
notice of his appointment as ASH 3
tho estate of G. L. Wager, Of New Mari
in the county of Wetzel, in tie Dis Dis To-
West Virginia, and who was, to viii. tt, 80 q
27th day of MAJ, a. ID. is'S, aiiad.ed y
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Commissioners Notice.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATTY

The Pi!tsburs Pos! says;
The Democratic party is slraightfor-
ward aud manly. 1t has but one face for
friend and foe: aud II Is party Of Prin'
cipIo.
straightforward" Yes. il to OPP.
pose grecnbscks 10 1858 as unconsIitu'
tional, and to demand 10 1860 two thou
sand millions Of them. is to be "OIraight'
forward" then the Democratic party is
straightforward, II to donOuuco the
soldiers 10 1884, as Lincoln hiroling''
and to honey -fuglo to lhOmiu 1858, iG
to DO straightforward" lhOn is The
Democratic party "slraighifOrVuid.'
Democrats are like the Roman SenH-
tors in the year 6o7 Of the republic
who prohibited. under pain Of'beiOg
considered an enemy Of the Republic
those religion, articles which suspend
cd all deliberations, while two years bo'
lorO they had eDg'ssd Bibulus 10 eubOr
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EyefJbody hSa be "a iihs
the coming Presidsniatcsmpl d va DO
an exciting one. As yet we have Gsea
no evidence Of il. The people appsIr 10
be quite cool upon the subject.
A soldier who is msimsd for lie 10
defense Of his country hos claim upon
his countff for support. It Il not char
itylo furnish this support, but Z debt
due him. 3't1 Hsla ape)
josh Billings ia buriesqia ansWsR
to correspondents. seY5. "Your idea
that frogs grow more bobtOilsd as they
grow older,is too eRsssd good tO'bs lost
A fashionable lady of New. York
wasted plate OF strawberries andcteam.
by throwing at her fathers head be-
cause he would not cOnssa. to take her
to Europe.
Andy Johnson has issued proclamc-
lion granting pardon to all the rebels ex-
cspt those who have been indicted.
A preacher in luneral sermon 90 9
lady after summing up the good qusli-
hes added that sho always reached her
husband his hat Whea DO called for /.
without multering. H
He who is we'll employed during the
day while the SUD is shining In the skies
will most likely sleep Soundly Wheatho
stars will shine above him. '-r
Few people know what an empiiS Tex.
as is. II would make twenty GVel New
HSmpshircs or more than Eve, New
Yorks or nearly six Pennsylvania, Il
is nearly three times as large again %
tba island of Great Britain; aud BsStly
half as large again as France. t''a
The Shakers of Lebanon N, Y, attract
great attention 10 their fine roses FOE
which a top dressing Of Salts used which
kills rose iusectS and improves the vigos
Of the plants. -ax
The Good TomplarS number $4,000
IN tue Unlteu otAteas ,r1r seif
The Sons Of TOmpOranes number $50.
600 10 the United StatOH. 'sos I'll
II you are a lover. dom. lore i've
girls a, once. Love is good lhiog. but
il is like butter in waru wsSlbeF--
it won't do to have too much 90 hand u
Ous time,
Tsnnsssean recently committed suicide
because his wife confessed 10 having
ki,sOd divers and sunday men Ia her
life before their acquiinisnc6 Oomnaa.
Cod.
WatcrmelOns are selling Ia Louisville 81
Que dollns to Que dollar and twenty Eve
Cenis zach. ''fs
| Dr.. Johnson was wont to cay that
habit Of lookiaS al the best side Of every
event iS iar better than q IhOusAp1
pounds year, sf
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Advertisements must have the number of in.
isrions marked on the copy, or they will be
Kept in It'll EsShiSHsa," and char ;ed accord
All casual. OF trans$ nt advertisements must
De paid for in advance, to insure their inser'
tipn.
Yearly advertisement tO,be paid for half
yearly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
Of charge. Obituary notices and tributes Of
respect will he charged half the advertising
rates. Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
o. Loaded editorial notices will be charged 20
cents line, aud half price for subsequent in
ssrtions,
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations, inserted gratis.
Calls upon gentlemen to become candidates
will be charged at advertising rates,
Three dollars will invariably be charged for
announcing candidates for County Offices, and
Ten dollars for announcing candidates Tor State
and United States offices.
The insertion oipersonal cards will be LEFT
TO the option Of the editor, BIZ! when inserted
Eill be charged double price.
Afidavits will not be made 10 orders OF
Publication or other legal advertisements un'
tiA they are paid fot
There Will be no deviation IRON the above
terms.
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Iowa, though moi yOta quarter of q
century old, has population Of over
one million, aud though not rich, claims
to have devised and constructed the most
cOmmodious and eligible Hospital for
the Insane Of any State 10 the Union.-
lis located at Noun! Pleasant. Henry
county. 1t is built Of cut stone lined
with brick, has un iron roof, and eleven
miles Oiirou pipes for water gas aud
heating, 1t has 495 rooms above the
basement, 900 doors and /, 100 windows
It cost 100000, including an AdesiAu
well 9.loo feet deep, which is no longer
used because Of the corrosive properties
Of the water
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A new type metal, is asserted is now
produced in Humboldt county, Nevada.
1t is obtained by separating silver from
The ore. and is composed Of about thirty
paris Ofleal aud seventy parts Of anti
mony. The metal with slight additions
is said to be superior to tho' used in The
Atlantic States. It is sent down 10 San
Flancisco in pigs Of about seventy pound
weight. A shipment of twenty tun'
has been made to New York. Some Of
the iron iOanleries aud uachno shops
ia San Francisco ara now using the sam
metal for journals, IN place Of tho BaObi'
metal,
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The eoppspheAd aud Confederate
Convention at New York Is queer mig.
ARs read that a resolution from Alex. Il.
stephens, Vice presidputof the Confed-
eracy, were submitted. Ne. Stevens
name being cheercd, Among O,heteu.
riOus features Of tho reSoluliOnis thiS;
The Democratic party in sustaining tho
gsteral Government Curing The late var
'(fJdid il IN good faith. &cs 4sc.. Now
We submit, it'samatter Of history that
the Democratic party, asa party did not
sustain the Federal Government during
the late war. The Southern wing Of the
party including Mr., Aleos Stevens, With
the moral approval Of The Northern wing
made the war on the Government: aud
that Northern wing orths party, rs oil
the declarations Off orators and news
papers, its platforms and.ths walk Ond
conversation OF It's plrlS ils everywhere
showed from the ouIbtcst Of The war TO
the end, SO for from sustaining the Gov.
ernmeui, threw every possible obstacle
in its way, deUounciug il as "upeensii'
tulional," unjust, tynnicol; deul'ring il
their party caploty thu, il was . fsilato
aud ought to cease. They instituted
secret, oalhbound, AIMED societies 70
resist the draft, and TO that end Oncour.
sgOd and iuaugursted bloody riots. Three
arc many man who mp to the firing on
Sumter were Democrats, that did sustain
lhO Government. With very few sxcsp'
lions these men sustain it yet. None
Of them ore to be fOuud ia the Nav
York Convention and nouo will v0iO iIS
ticket .s4@A f
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vsnlion should be based upon the Uniol
vote cast in the several counties at til,
election fOr Governor in 1866;
| ISigned, JIM. PHELPS,
II. D. WILLIAMS,
WM HARPOLD,
JAS. NJ. THOMAS.
| The "nyes' and noes" being taker
on motion 10 adopt the majority ropOr
resulted ayes 81. noes SO; SO the majoi
~ report was rejected,
I o. motion of William A Monroe, The
vote by which the majority report was
rejected was reconsiderel. Whereupor
the whole question was ecommiitcd to
the committee: which again reported il
favor ofatloYins each county and Dele
gate District to cast leu votes for each
member of the House of Delegates.
A substitute was offered by Captain
Parsons aud amended SO as 10, provide
that each county shall cast as many votes
in This conYentiOn as il cast Union vote,
for Governor in 1906; prorided, that
counties which were prevented by any
cause from polling a full Union vote at
such election may apply TO the Conven-
ton to have their vote increased.
The Convention proceed to FIX the vote
allowed each county by the substitute as
amended, wheregpOn the vote on the
substitute was taken, resulting in 1904
votes for, and 1914 votes against; SO the
substitute was lost. Thereupop a vote
being taken upon the report Of the Com.
milee it was adopted, ayes, G764, noes
GA.
Ca motion Of Capt. William A. Mon.
re The Convention proceeded to the
nomination of candidate for Congress-
whereupon Captain Monroe, under in
siructions from his (Monroo) county,
put in nomination the name Of Cyrus
NewIiu Of Monroe; Gen. W, II. Powell,
on behalf of Mason county, put the
name of Hon. Daniel POlsley. of Mason
county. in nomination.; Colonel +. R.
Eiasser. ofJscksop, put in nomination
General John s. ,Wilch6r, Of Lincoln; B
D. Williams, OF J Jackson, put ia nomih.
alion J. NJ. MeWhorler, Of Rosne; and
sorgs H. Pof,sf, Or Kaaaaba, p,ls sip
bohiidatiop Capt. 9. szi.sas
wha.
On LIST ballot. the vote stood a, fol-
lows: Polsley, $40 Wilcber, $50 Nc.
whortsr. 49, Smith. 10. Whole mum
Der oil votes cast 1870, a majority Of which
we're necessary to choice, On the 81
ballot the vote stood: Witchsr. 0Ot;
POlsley, G7!; McWhorter, II; Smith, 8;
wherGupon General Wilcher wos lecla'
red the nominee of the Convention.
On motion Of General Powell tho vote
was declared unanimous.
On motion Of Colonel ferguson the
President was instructed to appoint a
Congressional Committee, to call subSe-
qaent COnveniioDss whereupon the fol-.
lowing Committee were appointed:
GEO. ", TlPPRTT, of Mason.
/ 'eApry H. G. PARSE Ms, of Putnam.
/ EFT. MOORE, of Kanawha,
Cot. FaRsHAsSLER. of jackson,
B. D. MgGINNIs. of Caboll.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
JoHN-M, PHELPS, Pres.
E, T Moons.
B. D. MoGISMs, Secretaries.
Cot, FIR HAssLER.
General Grant, on hisl return from
Yves, Point, the other day, was sitting
on the shady side .Ot the boat quietly
reading paper and enjoying smoke
al the same time. when's nowspa per boy
who was selling badges Of the General,
! ..ll..Iz =. -. -. al. -, -
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General Grant, on hiSl return from
West Point, the other day, was sitting
on the shady side Ot The boat quietly
reading a paper and enjoying smoke
al the same time. when's newspaper boy
who was selling badges Of the General,
suddenly came up to the smoker aud
said: 'Grsnt badges. twenty Eve cent'.'
Gnnt put bis hand into his pocket and
taking Oui fifty cent note, handed it to
the bog, took the badge aud said, New
er mind the change aud resumed bis
cigar. ThebOy locked up to say thank
you and recognized the General, blush.
ed and hastily reirea!ed, amid the smiles
Of lookers,On.
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Acknowledging we have been 10 The
wrong is only showing that We ara wiser
to-day than yesterday.
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A CARD.

nR,L. F. CAMPBELL, offers his prorcs
~ sional services TO the citizens Of Point
Pleasant and vicinity. Office on Main street,
three doors below the Register Office.
August IS 1867 me.
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DIR. :. G.. nAW,

DIR. :. 6. HAW,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TRNDERs his professional services TO ths
l. public. Calls from the country promptly
attended TO-. Office, corner Main and Third
Streets, in his new building opposite PrCsbytc'
Flan Church, api-ly.
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NUMBEBg.

rass all ERsar's msG.ures by obServIng
Tho sky. D Aoclslie policy just now is
that Of Poueey, who in sos Of
~ poured the recall Of Cicero. ia
orasf d oppose olaudius. jostls.S az,
month, before DO Iga Alssd glaudiuai
ssainst Cicero, ! "
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u
Section 5declares the road, when
completed. TO DO a post route and mill
tary road Of tic United States, with pref
erence for the Government for all such
purposes. at .rales not exceeding The
amount paid BY priysss parties. (
Section 6 rsqait tie Company to
commence The work within one year from
tho passage ofihis act, TO complete not
less thsasihitty eight miles per unnum
and to complete the whole road within
Eve years.
ssclionF requires the bonds Of the
rOmpauy to'bS for an equal amount of
dollars, not to be less than four hundred
dollars each, and to be made payable
thirty years from their date, and 10 car
~ interest from dato at the rate Of six
per cent per annum, payable sSmi-au-
nually.
Section 0 declares that the execution
uod recordaIion Of the deed aforesaid,
shall be deemed full acceptance by the
Company ofall, tho.ConditiOns and pro-
visions Of the act, and that such accept
ance shall be signifsd within one year
from the passage OF the act,
1t will be seen from the above that
while Congress 10 the case Of the Pa
cifc Railroad and It's various branches.
not only donates land but Government
bonds tOa large amount 10 those i'm
provsments, the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad bill does 10. ask for q dollar ip
money OF sn acre Of land from the Gov
ernmenl but simply guaranty by the
Government! Of the bonds OF tue Compa-
ny. (for road which is emInsndy ma
iipnal. and upon safe and undOubIed
securiry0 or the ultimate success Of the
bill there can be no doubt. Iii oil i'm
porlaut, however; to have it passed, il
possible, at the present season, and no
effort, We are informed. will DO spared
to accomplish this result.
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In. HooFT.r c. T. MOOR
hrs. HooFF & MOORE,

Having formed partnership for The practice
ofMedicinc, offer their services TO the citizens
Of Point Pleasant and surrounding. country,
One or the other may be found at all hours OF
the day and night when not professionally
engaged at their Office, at the Drug store OF
Hoolf & Moore ap29-ly
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Ann o. RAILROAD.

| Synopsis 81 a BIZ WO,o Pending Before
( Coagyss t1reidtioa to tle said. Road,
Section fPrOvides for guarantee by
the Ua Estates tho bonds Of the Com
pauy q IN amount not exceeding fifteen
millions q dollsrs upon the execution
and rssotialion ola Deed of Trust. upon
the whole road from Richmond to the
Ohio River Three millions to be guar
anteed s soon as tho deeds executed
and recorded, One million more, as
soon as shss portion oflbe road between
COyiugi and tho White Sulphur
Springs completed and equipped fOr
use, WHEELER by permanent or Temporal
~ sra tas places where tunnels
crhigBahd tzpshsiGc smbouEmsnH are
teq5tred. Aud afterwards or before, as
any portion or section Of said road of
twenty Consecutive miles is thus com
pIeled and equipped for use, an additional
guaranty of one million, until the whole
road Is completed, or until the maximum
quantity of fifteen millions is thus ex-
houstsd.
Section 2 provides that after the first
guaranty Of three millions no additional
guarantee shall be given until three Com.
missiOncrs to be appointed by the Ptesi
dent Of the United States shall have eE-
amiueG each section of tho road, for
which such guaranty is asked, and eerti-
fed ppOniOath, that it is constructed,
completed and equipped ior USE in the
mode ptesctibed by the act. 1t furl her
provides thai 10 case Of defaulL by the
Company 10 the payment OF either the
principle or interest Of its bonds thus
guaranteed or any part thereof the ttus'
tees shall sell the whole road. or SO much
thereof as may DO necessary TO make
good such deficiency OF default and in
that event, that the Secretary Of ne Tfea'
sury at his option, may terminate all
idtIher guarantees, or continue them up.
on the terms AMI conditions in the act
prescribed, so
Sscii9E describes lho'iotm, Of GER
tifsato TO 9sgiSeu by the cOmaissions
ers exani6tng lhs rOai.
ssotIgp lss''FlRss
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We spend half our lives 10 mixing
mistakes, and waste the poor remainder
10 reheOlinG how easily We might have
avoided them,
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IL. s. GROWN,
JOHN II. TIMMS,

Attorney and Counsellor a. Law
GREENSBORO, Davis county, n.y.
(ros7 oyEIcE Aex l62}
NNIILL practice in all the State and Federal
o. w Courts. Prompt attention given to the
collection of claims. iiuly 2,-6m.
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We, minority Of your Committee,
believe that representation ia this con.
vsnlion should be based upon the Union
vote cast in the several counties at the
election for Governor in 1866;
tSigned,l JIM. PHELPS,
r. D. WILLIAMS,
WM HARPOLD,
JAS NJ. THOMAS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-07-09
LEONARD TOWN. MD. THURSDAY MORNING. JULY g. 1868

petition IN the Circuit Court OF Anne
Arundel county, as provided for in the
preceding section. and the Comptroller Of
the Treasury shall be made defendant
thereto. and the Attorney General shall
appear for him and Ike proceedings shall
oe thereupon had IS are provided tor II The
TWO preceding sections Of this Act; but
no execution or attachment shall issue
against said Comptroller, but lie shall re-
port the Judgment against ham, if any be
obtained, to the General Assembly ii then
IN session, or at It's next session. in order
mat inc payment Of the same may be pro-
vldcd for by law.
Sec. t And be it enacted, That any
Of the parties to the said proceedings here
inbetore provided fo- shall have the right
. o. appeal to the Court of Appeals from
any Judgment Of any Of the Courts here
tofore named, and upon such appeal be
ing prayed, the record Of the sagl cause
shall lie forthwith transmitted to the Court
OF Appeals If then IN session., or to tue
next term thereof II not in session, and
the said cause 50 transmitted, shall be
placed upon the special docket OF the said
Court and shall be heard and determined
at the first session of the said Court after
the transmission of the said record as afore-
said.
Sec. 5. And be it enacted, That this
Net shall take effect from the date Of its
passage.
Approved March 80, 1868