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For Rc9st.
80 7 q "a 81 Y t8sS8&I ,ER'G~fi
E i; \ RENT, FOUR ROOMS, suitable
for q small family. Applyat l4os Main &B
street q ? = 49, II r = ap lists

Tor RENT, BRICK, DWELLING
Is HOUSE, on Marshall street above III
Brook avenues with eight rooms I we'll FIJI
Of good water, and small garden. Price, sa2
5000. 'CLOPTON & HARDWOOD,
$1,000, .az Tenth street between
!, an list - s tryssr! Main and Bank.
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TOR RENT AT AUCTION, A NICE
~ STORE on Broad between Ninth kA
and Tenth streets.-The handsome and GHN
well.arranged store situated as above, I6ssSA
recently occupied by W. J. Parrot, and ad-
joining William N. Bell & Co., will be rented
at auction, upon the premises, on WEDNES.
DAY, 18th April, at II o'clock, NJ.
Above the store there are two good rooms
which may be used either for business or pri-
Vate purposes.
; Terms and particulars made known at the
time. GRUBBS = WILLIAMS,
ap Is Auctioneers.
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r D. BRIGGS, THE OLDEST
L. ESTABLISHED BAKER NOW
DOING BUSINESS IN
-.a THE CITY.
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COLLINS & CO.,
" LUMBER AND GRAIN
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
904 south Delaware avenue and northeast
corner Beach and Green streets,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
L. P. COLLINS,
E. S. BURTON.
Liberal cash advances made on consign.
ments. fe n
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T7OR RENT, ELBAPARK, with hand
come dwelling, beautiful grounds, HS
and Ave acres of land attached. Apply E..E
Ia, - = GRUBBS & WILLIAMS -
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE.-By virtue of an execu-
ton in my hands in favor of the Common
wealth Of Virginia against P. Il. Huffman,
late Sheriff Of Henrico county, and his secu-
rifles, shall proceed to sell, on the premises,
on FRIDAY the 18th of April, 1865, common
cling at IL o'clock, in the order advertised, the
following R E A L ESTATE belonging 10
George NJ. Flick, one of the securities men
toned in said execution)-to wit, About SO
feet of ground, with q neat dwelling thereon,
situated at the corner of Marshall and TWEEN
ty-seventh streets, Church Hill; also, Lots
No. s, II, II, 10, Is, and 10, situated on Thrift
eth and streets, fronting 1913 feet on Thir-
tieth street, and running back la2 feet to an
alley. On this property there are two neat
houses. And on the same day, commencing at
the hour of o'clock P. NJ, I shall proceed to
sell the following REAL ESTATE, in the
order advertised, belonging to George w.
Baker, another security named in said execu-
tion-to wit, 81 feet Of land in the town Of
Fulton, adjoining the property Of Samuel
Boltz; go feet Of land, also In the town Of Full.
ton, adjoining the property OF James NJ. En-
roughly, deceased; and SO feet of land, with q
wooden building thereon, situated on Nichol-
son street, adjoining the property of Patrick
Williams.
The terms of sale will be upon a credit of
six months, the purchaser giving bond, with
good securities, for the whole purchase
money, and the title retained until the whole
purchase monay is paid.
: an ltd JOHN W. WRIGHT, S. c.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

VALUABLE LOTS ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH FOR LEASE AT
AUCTION.-Qn WEDNESDAY, 18th April
at AZ o'clock p. NJ, we will lease st auction,
upon the premises, for the term of ten years
from lst May, 1855, that most valuable pro
perty. situated as above, upon which now
stand framed stores owned or occupied by
T. Delarus, =. p. Strider, Stevens i Pegram,
S. Sutherland, and z. =. McAdam, fronting.
In the whole, 100 feet, running back TO an
alley. It will be offered in lots OF 81 SIP feet
win be required to erect within two years
neat and substantial brick tenements adapted
for stores below and dwellings above, The
same to be paid for by the lessor, At fair
valuation, at the expiration Of the term, unless
the leases ahould be renewed. Further par.
ticulaTa may be learned by application to US.
- GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
NH 3n-An3 l4&l6 Auctioneers.
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Drugs, Medicines, dc.

Drugs, Medicines dc.
THE JOCKEY CLUB HORSE POW
THE JOCKEY CLUB HORSE POWDERS.
THE JOCKEY CLUB HORSE POWDERS,
for fattening poor horS Woo T5y t soS,s At
anil Fifth and Marshall streets.
OUILLAI OR SOAP BARK, for
w. cleaning silks, carpets, and all kinds of
wooilen goods. for sale by P. E. DUPUY,
Apothecary, 427 Broad street. app
d E. DUPUY, APOTHECARY, Broad
i . street mo. 42D between Fourth and
Fifth. Special attention given to the dis
pensing Of physicians prescriptions. Full
line of all new preparations kept, APT
DAWN SKINS and FELT CORN
Il SHIELDS, to cure the most obdurate
hard corns, for sale by P. E. DUPUY, Apothe-
cary, 427 Broad street. app
TO PHYSICIANS.-COD LIVER OIL,
j. PROSPEROUS, and IoDIDE OF
COD LIVER OIL, PROSPEROUS, and
- BROMIDE OF IRON;
COD LIVER OIL, PHOSPHORUS, and
COD Liver OIL, PROSPEROUS, and
BROMINE. ,..-.
The above valuable compounds prepared
and the taste modified with agreeable flavor.
ing by J. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist,
spl $50 Broad street.
ITO Observation-Disclosures
II ACID, first recommended by Drs. Jen.
ner, of London, and Bennett, of Edinburgh,
as g. prompt and active "parasiticide " in the
treatment Of Tinea Favosa and similar
diseases. t.
OARBOLIO ACID, in the form of solution
and crystals.
CHRONIC ACID, gradual but deeply.
penetrating escharotic.
CALABAR BEAN PAPER, for contract.
ing the pupil.
ATRoPINIZED GELATIN PAPER, for
dllating the pupil.
EFFERVESCING CARBON ATEOF
LITHIA, fine remedy in Gout and Uric
Acid Diathesis. MEADE & BAKER,
. Practical Pharmaceutists,
mhsn Richmond, Va.
MO QUACKERY IT. R. BASES
IN COUGH SYRUP, certain cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Chronic Irritations of the
Throat and Lungs, and all Diseases Of the
bronchial tubes arising from exposure and
cold,
The original prescription was given me by
Professor Garter r. johnson, and its efficiency
as q valuable .expectorant La confidently re-
commended by DR.. J. A. Mayo. This Cough
Syrup has efsctpally cured me of consump-
ton, which assumed very serious character
at one time. My cure can attribute solely
to the Cough Syrup. Many other testimonials
Of It's cures have in my possession that leave
no doubt on my mind that 1t Is adapted to all
cases Of lung affections.
Price, one dollar per bottle.
None genuine without my signature.
p . - 4. B. BASS, Richmond, Va.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD b
CO., L. B. THOMAS, o. a. STRECKER,
]. b. WOOD q SON, E. v. HUDNUT, and
LECKY, Church Hill. fe 20 \
THO THE AFFLICTED. -BENSON'S
u SALALEM BROTH OR SALTS OF
specific for Ringworn, letter,
Itch, Barber 8 Itch, Ulcers, and all eruptions
af the skin, no matter how malignant or how
long standing. Warranted to cure or no pay.
Try It., aud II It does not speedily and
promptly cure and entirely eradicats the dis.
Ease, the money win be refunded In every
instance. Price, 6oc; par bottle: FoT sale by
Ilrn00iets No 132d Main
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Lost. Strnued, and Foss1sd.

0OoV5 O07 o01 ~ = - -
-~-<~~~~~~~~c~~~~>~~-o~~
T OST, ON THE MORNING OF THE
18th, It is thought either on the Cagitol
Square or Main street, very small tOLD
LOCKET, enamelled on one side. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving the same
yyitb the undersigned, at the office Of William
p Isaacs 8 Co., corner of Main and Four
teenth streets. $40 uDre
ap l4-3t JOaN ". q nG2.
CTOLEN FROM MY STABLE, fifteen
- miles above Richmond, on the -
River road, on Thursday night, my fS'
LIGHT BAY HORSE, about seven-
Years old, with black name and tail. He is
tail, long. sided, and raw boned, and mas
white hind feet. He is not entireiy wen o.
the scratches. Brand on the right side has
been burned out and left a bare place. VIII
give twenty dollars reward $500 for his re-
coyery. ,,re ,rr,rIrv
up 13--2t* JAMES dENL1i.
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MILLS 8 RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
lYl CHANGE, RICHMOND, VA, BRO.
KERS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for
the purchase and sale Of LEAF aud MANU-,
FACTURED TOBACCOS. Orders solicited.
Liberal advances made on consignments. Re.
fer to a. f. HARVEY, President of National
Bank ef Virginia; JAMES THoAAs, Jr., Esq,
Richmond, We. Messrs. II. MESSENGER d Co.,
New York; Messrs. JOHNSON 4 THOMPSON,
Boston, Mass. jy24
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold at the
~ brewery on Chimborazo Hill, on WE'D
NESDAY, 22d day of April, 1868, at half past
O. clock P. NJ, one STEAM ENGINE and
BOILER, and FIXTURES thereto belonging,
and sundry other articles in said brewery,
levied on to pay State taxes in my hands
against Frederick Schroeder, deceased.
TERMS: Cash.
No postponement.
ap l3 H. J. SMITH, S. H. O,
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Tor RENT, most desirable and COM
&c modionr PRIVATE RESIDENCE LII:
on the west side Of Sixth street between ET&
Clay and Leigh, The dwelling is as.
three.story brick building, containing nine
rooms, besides closets, ,wardrobes, two-story
back porch, &e., with all the modern improve
ments. This property being In an excellent
peighborhood. near the Second Market and
convenient to the business portion Of the city,
renders It one Of the most pleasant, con venient,
and desirable residences now on the Market
: !. o S"' ~"0, FRANCIST T. ISBELL,
- = i. = ~, = = Real Estate Agent, s
- t.1ao,nor eleventh and Bank streets.
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TOR RENT, the large ENEMENT on
Fourteenth street opposite the Elk LII
change Hotel, next to w, Holt Richard Fiji
SON s, now occupied by Thomas Griffin. -
There is a very handsome store, and above 1t
is suited for O boarding house or family.
,ap ll-eod3t GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS. :
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TOR RENT, the BRICK STORE and
west corner of Ninth and Broad streets, E%
now occupied by II. S. Kaufman as a8a
clothing store, Possession given on 1st day
of May, 1865. For further particulars inquire
of ANDREW P1ZZIN1, --s
ap low sLaE1- S07 Broad street
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ROBERT GUILD,
NH q Assignee Of Christian. Lea Co.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FARM BE-
Il Low RICHMOND.-By virtue Of
deed Of trust executed by cambridge Ball and
wife, Of Henrico county, on the 10th day OF
April, 1862, and duly recorded in the County
Court Of said county on the same Day
will offer for sale. on the premises, on
TUESDAY the 2lst of April, II fair, IL
not, the next fair day thereafter,). 8
TRACT OF LAND six miles east Of Rich.
mond, and lying between the Newmarket,
Yarina, and Mill roads, and containing about
l40 acres. There are three small houses on
the place, and portion Of the hand is now IN
cultivation. The title Is believed 70 be good,
but acting as trustee, / will convey only such
title as Is vested in me as such.
Terms: Will be liberal, and announced Oh
the day of sale CARLTON ARCHER,
NH lS-2tawtl8Ap-dtds Trustee.
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EOR RENT, the commodious WAKE
HOUSE on Fourteenth street be- M
tween Main and Franklin, at present oc- W
cnpied by Messrs. Hulst & King. Pos-
session given LIST May, proxtmo;
'e'0Ao GORDON B. CRINGAN,, g.
b e, .. = Pearl Block.
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TOR RENT, A. WELL.FURNISHED
II ROOM on the first floor in house on IA
Eighth street, nearly opposite Cooks E:M
boardin az house, on reasonable terms to-.
a gentleman without family. For par ticniars
adSraca 10Y 900. s' APP l3-1w
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ES.
II TATE.-By order Of the United States
District Court, will sell, as assignee Of
Christian, Lea 4 Co., bankrupts, in The city Of
Richmond, State Of Virginia, on WEDNES.
DAY the 10th day Of April, 1868, at O'Clock
P. NJ, on the premises, a valuable BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, on Frank.
In which A. B. Wells now resides. The 10!
fronts twenty eight feet and runs back lS5
feet This property is very valuable, and Ia
eIigibly located.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In equal
instruments Of three and six months, secured
by deed Of trust. Title retained until all
the purchase money is paid.
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{ corner OF ElevensB and Bank streets.
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T1OR RENT, and possession given imme-
diately, that FINE COTTAGE RE. ~
sIDENCE, with three acres Of land s::i&
sttached, on the Grove rond about one~
mile from the city, recently occupied, ,Sy Hf'
an 1Q-1w .. IL 4r.r.... .,,#s III @a
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

GauBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ap
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AqSctso'S S0ses.
FUTURE DAY.

Z BY Clopton 6 HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, :.
Tenth street between Main and Bank streets.
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TOR RENT, A TWO-STORY bhiCA
DWELLING, with brick Kitchen, ~
= adams-street between lain and Cary, E:fE
now no Occupied by Mr. Robert B. Green. -
a univ ON the premises, or at los Cary street
: 81 lrear First and Second. ap l3-lWF :
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TOR RENT, ONE ALFoFA LARGE
and yery desirable DWELLIN g. In
HOUSE in one Of the. most desirable .#
paris an ,a o. ste ' GRfBBS & WILLIAMS. :
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TOR RENT, very desirable BRICK
II DWELLING, containing eight Ia
rooms, besides kitchen, situated on the EsbaS
south side of Grace between Fourth and @sR
1870. 8 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
apll-St ..,.g.- Real Estate Agents.
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By Lee & Goddin

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. lily Main street, west of Twelfth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27

much of the Code of Virginia. second
edition, as provide for punishment by
stripes.
Mr.. Barley offered ths following,
which los over until to-mo ROW:
Rcso'cea. That joint committee Of
five two from the Senate and three from
the House Of Delegates, he appointed 10
take in consideration the propreIY Of
reporting n b. relucing the number Of
county officers and ptovido it possible,
cheaper mode Of assessing, collecting
and disbur,ing al taxes, aud report at
as early day as convenient
HOUSE.-Prayet by Rev. D. W..
Fisher
Resolutions were offered as follows and
adopted
By Mr.. NewIin: Directing the Judi
ciary Committee to inquire into the ex-
pediency Of providing, either by amend.
ment Of the snitor's test oath or by or
i,inal bill. that in the case of persons
whose suits ara liable to be dismissed
under the provisions ofs,i1 act, the time
during which they continue so liable
shall be excluded in computing the time
within which suits are barred by the
statute of limitation.
By Mr. McWhorrer: Joint resolution
instruCting and ropes ing our Senators
and Representatives in Congress, TO
press npoa the attention of Congress the
importance Of speedily opening the ma.
lions natural highway from he Missis.
sidpi basin to the Chesapeake, By an un
broken water line from the lakes to the
Atlantic, through the Great Kanswhn
and James Rivers.
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Jefferson Davisrecenlly wrote a let
ter 10 some Of his Mississippi friends and
fellow mournr,s for the "Lost Cause"
in which he used the following language:
"Your sunrerings and losses have been
10 me ever present through all the trials
to which you SO feelingIy refer. The
Oscillation which everywhere presents il.
sell in that once prosperous country fills
every heart with sorrow; but hope and
trust a better lime will soon come to US.
The patient fortitude, the cheerful euOr-
gy, and manly virtue, which our people
display in the depth of their misfortune,
cannot fail to bring the due reward"
What idnocent sufferers these rebels
are! What did they attempt to do?
To overthrow the Republic and set up a
COnfederncy, whose cornerstone should
be slavery,
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The exciting news from Washington
which we publish in another column, of
the occurrences Of the last two days,
will be read by all, 1t is enough TO say
that the President has made no progress
in his purpose Of ousting Stanton, and
the Republican party presents a united
and unwavering front, in favor OF re
moving the arch dis,urber of the nations
peace, from the office he has dishonorod
aud abused
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DEMocRAcY ANp BARpARIsM.

Il has been long time since we have
seen a copy of the Sew York Day Book
and we rise from The poruSal Of o copy
accidentally sent US, fully impressed with
its ability 10 represent and advocate an
ago Of borbarism. intolerance and igno.
rance. There is Jakeyism, yulgarily,
9Th and mcndacity enough 10 the issue
Of Saturday last 10 furnish compost and
garbage for msnuring all the worn out
lands on the globs It's lickspiLtIe tou.
dy.ism to obsolete Institutions Of the
South is sufficient to sicken any one
who was moi born and bred and born al
the Five Points. Editorials, cOrrcspon'
ieuce and even the news is scented oil
over with the rank smell of mean and
vulgar prejudice. Without the point
and vim Of the La Crosse Dcm3crui, in
upholding treason and the los! cause,
it goes even farther in support oil every
thing Southern and rebe,'ious. 1t fur.
nishcs noiscme latlory to The worst and
most vicious tendencies OF the southern
system including idIaness, sensualiy,
arrogance, and a snobery which assumes
and apes the distinctions of caste and
the disgrace Of labor which it bouows
from tho traditions Of monarchy under
British rule in America.
10 brief, it is worthy type aud ex-
cmplar orlhe modern Democrat, when
fully developed and educated up 10 the
required plan of Rebel worship; and it
is no doubt an efficient ouxiIiary.ia fur
thering the cause ola relrogado moral.
ty on the success Of which, alone the
Democratic party depends for securing
power 10 this progressive land,
In referring to Congressional Iegisla-
ton relating to the Supreme Court, The
editor says:
Should Congress dare to carry gu! The
threat of Senator Chandler and others,
TO "aboIiSh the Supreme Court" or do
anything else lhol renders the Supreme
Court imperative, as co ordinate aud
independent branch Of the Federal Gov
eminent, it will be tho Presidents du.
ly, ii necessary, TO Use the whole force
Of the army and navy to protec. the
Court from the insurreciionory violence
Of the Rump. And should Grant at
Tempt to prevent such a use Of the army,
in violation Of the orders oil the Com
mander-in- Chief, he may get himself
lawfully courlnurtalcd mud shot. Thus
exit Grant,
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Albert Mcdaniel in his own right and as ad
minisrator DO boHis non of Ezekiel Mcdaniel
Sr.. deceased, and as Administrator Of Ann
Mcdaniel, deceased. - Lawson and Julia
Lawson, his vile, Virginia Weaver, Wallace
Mcdaniel, Julian Mcdaniel aud George Nc
Daniel, children aud heirs at law of Ezekiel
Mcdaniel, Jr., deceased. Gwin Mcdaniel EN-.
lily Cray, Henson Waggcner and Catherine
%agerner. his WIFE Waid Hill, Ann Rowland
Ezekiel Hill, Matte Borman and Gibson +
Hill, Jr., James Mcdaniel, John Mcdaniel.
- Hill and Margaret A. Hill, his sNiie,
- Reeves and Mary G. Reeves, hi. svifr
Pleasant II. Lawson, Martha B. Lawson, Jul'a
7. Lawson, aud John S Lawson, all heirs nj
law of Ezekiel Mcdaniel, deceased.
The object Of the above suit is to settle m
the estate Of Ezekiel Mcdaniel, Sr., deceased,
aud Ann Mcdaniel, deceased, and to subject
Lot M. =, set apart u Virginia Weaver in lhs
lands of Ezekiel Mcdaniel, ST., deceased in
Mason county, as her share therein aud lot No
set apart to Julia Lawson. (late McDanieD
as her share in said lands. to the refrlnding 10
the said estate Of said Ezekiel Mcdaniel Sr:,
deceased, the amount oyerpaid the distributivo
shares OF the said Virginia AMI Julia in tie
personal estate of said Ezekiel Mcdaniel, dc'd
by the late Administrators OF the estate.
And IT apl caring from affidavit filed in the
Clerks Office aforesaid, that all the defend.
ants IN the above cause. except Alb,rt McDsn.
lel' Henson Waggener, Catherine Waggenrr.
Wallace Mcdaniel, Julian Mcdaniel aud Geo
Mcdaniel. are non residents Of the State Of
West Virginia. tbs therefore ordered that
tlesnld ,non.residents defendants in this eau.s
do appear here within month after the duo
publication and posting ofths order aud do
what Is necessary to project their interests in
this suit. Tcsie:
W. W. HARPER. CLERK.
Moore y. Kline Soils. [feb l3-w4.
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The Ccu,rul Grant Cub, Of St. Louis,
have published strong address to the
Republicans Of Missouri, setting forth
the reasons why Gen, Gran, should be
the Republican nominee for President.
Thus far no division Of sentiment has
been developed, and it is safe 10 predict
that Gen, Grant will be nominated by
exclamation at Chicago.
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Commissioner Wilson, of the General
Land Office, has had an interview with
prominent officer Of the Canadian Gov.
eminent, who holds q life office from tho
Crown, il relation TO the public land,
for sale in Kansas. This gentlemen
stated that it was his intention to 70.
sign his office and lend his assistance to
organize a colony Of Canadians, with q
Wow 10 settling in the southern par. Of
Kansas.
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WEST VIRGINIA, To-wrr:

WEST VIRGINIA, Town:
At Rule held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of Mason county on the irst
Monday in January, 1868.
Henry Beckley ct. al
VS.
straud's Run Petroleum In okaacefy.
Manufacturing 4 Mining
Company,
INHE object ofthis suit is to subject to sald
the following real estate. consisting Of
Town lots all located and being in the Town
ofWeSt Columbia, Mason county, to.wt:
Lot No lOg, Lot No, ITO and lot No III.
and also all the land lying and being between
the said lots and the Ohio River, and also all
the land lying between lot No one hundred
and twelve QI2) and the Ohio River Said In
lOg) lying on Main d Burnett Streets, md
said Lots Nos no 4 III lying on Main Street.
in said Town OF West Columbia, 10 the Plat
of said Town reference is had for particular
description Of said Lots l. Land. And Il db.
pearng from affidavit of. Cartwright, which
is filed tn this Office that the said companv 4,
n body corporate nonresident Of West virginia
Therefore it ordered, that tho above named
nonresident defendants, do appear here within
one mouth aner dce publication6of this oFIer
and do what is necessary to protect thpr
interests in this suit.
Teste,
W. W. HARPER, Clerk.
o. cartwright Iian 3O-4w
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General Thomns has written noble
and very characteristic letlerto Senator
Wade requesting the Senate not 10 con.
firm the nominations Of himself 10 brew.
Of rank.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-27
ALABAMA,

Since the full vote of Alabama has
been counted it shows that the Cousti.
tuition has been ratified and the Stale Of.
fcers elected.
Thus the car Of reconstruction on the
basis Of Loyalty and equal rights moves
rcsistlessly on over every obstacle, aud
sooner or later even the great Presiden.
tial obstacle at Washington will find
himself, like all the viIlainies of his
connecting, crushed beneath its triumph
ant wheels.