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NE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY or KASAWIIA, IS:

COUNTY OF KASAWllA, IS:
/ T EU!.ES held in ;lc clcrSS uflco ot tho Circuit
y Court NJ kL".wil county. "n the fist Monday IN
the mouth al h;Gi lS59.
Peter G"nmf ,:m others. C"nplnnan:s.) f.,
rS.
fHHriEsn U"H;H am! others Defendants N"'S'''
(fhS {" lrc, Of has sGi; IL Ia "!'a'n decree fnr "
sal" oil two tracts o. Land, al 10 acres. and The
~;h"r o. :nS Hrr'S living kLna"ha River Gnd fl"ld-
tT"tk ~ "rLrr Ia divide IL" proceeds between the
Cunpiaimanis ard Defendants. who ~" the Joint OWNERS.
m" sid rIc;. 81 Land not hr:rS susceptible Of
partition IL Kind between ia" several Owners thereby
Ibis day Game the Coinpl1imats hv counsel: am! on
their motiuu aid IL appc"Iiug lay affidavit -d that the
ciuHdatA GlTSha Hewitt, Clara Grant md her three
brothers and t;>iCTS "h".r ndnrS are uIkHOwD, the
infant child ni Nnnn rnc"'t wl">r name t. uuiu"wn.
aud the widow "i Noah Grant. whUSc name is unknown
nrr all uui.rrhjr> q" hi, STATE II il ordered that they
do appear her" witniU month alter due Ut hca.
tium o this urtvr. AMI do what Is necessary " pro.
tcrt their interest, ia ihi. suit.
1rsi": JOHN SLACK, Clek.
7. Is Sw, SS Sol--April7 :. lN;s.--l.!"f (frr :; 3D.
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Gotal aNatter5,
Charleston, v. Va, April u, 1862

, ADVERTISING has created many anew
bu~n.~, has enlarged many "n Oil business
hnS revived many adult! business: has r''>'ii'"l
many u iUiin.: hi>inr>>; hN' preserved many
n large business; and in>urcS success IN amy
6uXincSS.
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WE invite thu attention oithr people
Of Charleston ana kanawha County 70 the Fl
nanrit! exhibit "I the condition al the school
iuml>. II i full! comprehensive" and clear. AMI
Will without doubt clear up many aSp"r>IOnS
:ha; have l"rm east UPON the management of
the school Affairs in this county.
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HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.

There are no rrmede. 50 well and nyorablY Known
"NOu'ehold Remedies" AZ D.. RobIcks blood rurI.
ner Stomach EIl.rs and Flood Pills, and no family
should b. without them. J. n. Rogers. agent.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-14

The Directors Of the Chesapeake
and ohio Railroad hold alnccttng n, Richmond.
Va. Oh Thursday IN" 18th inst. They have CON-
A.d"r,h!" iInpnr:an, hu>imcs> before them " h!rh
they expect 10 diSpIS""L
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We respectfully request orr friends
thr"u,: h"u' ;h:> Congressional D:str.r, 20 >'ui
Il, any I:"nIS -: IN interesting: character that
may cu,n, u,r"r thrir observation Stitch ~ ac
ciG"n:>. marriages, deaths. pleasing incidents
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-14

Copied from the Ass.>s"T's h"'k'
'rhr County TG"a,urris receipts lor this amount are
OH hlr ia Mr.. Stacks "ii!c-.
iVouclrrs to these a:nVua;o nrr o. in Sir. Nor.
gsm's Ui'c
SUrdrrs have been forwarded To the Icycral Township
Treasures for these smUunts
These arc, according to my judg-
mcnr. the true figures. and the papers
from which they We're copied are open
to the inspection OF all interested par
ties. | feel it my duty to return my
earnest thanks to Mr.. Slack and Mr.
Morgan for the gcntlemanly manner
in which they settled within .,
The apportionmcnt Of teachers cor
tilicatc fees will be given in the JOur-
nat next week.
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J. Z. nEiNNLsy his lust returned
h"m ;he ",;y VIII 'ar:' >"!a'y - in'r
E"ur',,n and oti,:r Whisky. Brandy. Vines,
81 ~h;.h he ";f;'rS 1T city prices.
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LAND for SALE !

r OFFER for Snlo my tract Of 39G neres Of Land on
the Jeff bank Of Elk river In Clay county. 20 miles
nnovo CharIr.,on; 80 acres improved. With good or.
chard house, &c The county road passes through the
farm viii Ae vi very low price to cash purchaser
For further particulars call At the JorSSAL ONCE or
drch
RALPH KING.
u.3;n Clrndenin. kanawha Co., ". Va.
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B. WARD.
Family Groceries,

TT YuC want Groceries CHEAp. 20 TO g. WARDS.
/ I'd dpor above the Steamboat Landing. Honey IN
the Comb Drisd p-ach"> nios Irish Potatoes sugar.
cured Hams, &c tobacco IN the ieai bought and io!d
nc. and good Plug Tobacco only 10 CENTS fino CoVo
Ovsr.rt aud Sardinrs. Trade in all kinds OF Country
Iiroduc,. for which pay the hiShcs; price,. <yl
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
HO u S z S A N D LOT S

DTRSrASr 10 \ DECREE RENDERED. ~ TIE
| chu,r OF " i.rrvrs Go. rs. C.. T.. caprhrri and
"hrr. lite l"rh day I" October. HG', hy the Circuit
Cuur: 81 KauIwh, County. Ne shall. on
saturday. Uc On d"B ri March. 1874,
proceed sell pubic Auction To the highest bidder.
~ the front door ~ the Court House VI kana~hh rnun.
w. the following Gr.crihrl r"I .+'ntc. tho property VI
the defendant &. L. GSp"hHri tn.wit:
One lO or parcel Of Hnd lying n"n7 th" ahntmrn. o:
Coal River Bridge. the lower Side Of said river, com
tanning SD lUU acres. with the dwelling house. hore
h"nsr and other improvements thereon.
Al>n other snil lots pLrc"lS Of land near the one
above Described, containing IN tie aggregate about
four acre..
plat 0! MI Of which may l.. >rrn IN the papers OF
the cause, AID al IL" plaC" Au nn the fay Of SALE.
lEkMS:-Irn per cent. III cash, and the residue III
Nix, twelve, md eighteen months, with Interest. the
purch,s vrius n"h. with good security, for the de-.
irrrd pa!'..";'. The TILE ~ sAid property will Ic
retained Us .uT!hr: srcTriy.
I. u. SWAMI.
II. &. McwHORTER.
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NOTICE.,

THERE ~ihb- meeting of tho E.ockho!dey Of ID,
l. "Oid Fellow. Hall building ,hssoeIation" At ID,
ofncs Of Smith + Craersn. the 10Th day Of April.
lso0. AZ O'Clock l.. y. for the purpose Of olectinE
n.t % wmch S aa an ,Ss a..
Stockholders IN general meeting. - - I'.. p 80
GE0KGE JEPrRIES, DAVIS II. RSTElL.
J. ". pRAcRAFF| - ROMEO II. FREER,
Z. PHILIP SNYDER.
MsrrL Is, 1889, lowo
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We understand that the store Of
M".>r>. Arnold & Ruilncr WAS broken iutO early
las: sabbath. morning. and the contents .: the
TIL .,iD>iract"i. I'll" IuDlnr, whrrrrr lie WIS.,
did not got much "I huCl.
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j. Z. TOUELL. PORTSMOUTH,, Ohio. ";c! 20
,,.r merchants of ~" kaawrA Valley superior si"cS
ni Dr, l.r,".. AID. %"iuns. the T.oS; !cLs"ma.r
.rr".,. tuJl
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES.

For tie Di.irict cf West Ifr9inta:
In tho matter Of 8 =. Given. Baukrup;-In Bank.
rupicy.
TO whom il may concern The under
signed hereby gives Ln,ier Of his appointment aS
Assignee Of y. .. GIVEN, ~ the County OF BrAIi0n
aud Stat" Of Vest Virginia. within aal District. who
has been atu!gtt bankrupt. upon his own petition.
by III. Distric, Court Of said District.
dated a, Charleston. HanawhA county, West Virginia
this .Sth day nf March, lsGS.
i?mS ROMEO X. FREEE, Assignee, &c.
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THE STATE OF'WEST VIRGINIA,

.,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. CIRCUIT COURT Or
KOANI C0ENTi.
Laprenc" Boygs. Complainant. rG Mlrid Bo9ys
and othrrh defendants.
10y virtue OF order VI reference made In thr above
ID cause. shall IN my Office IN the town Of Spencer
Eoanr county. the 81 day Of Junr lsGa proceed tc
execute said order OF Reference.
ls To take and kiate account showing all Judg.
mrrts wholly paid hr satisfied nynins, the estate
william Rovg., Deceased. whether rendered sgnins
the said William Eoggs, deceased. Or his persona
representative. and. u paid in part, how mich NM
when paid nlsO. other Indebtedness whether by wr,
INK under .rul or not urrr seal. or by pnrcrl only
also. shown" tho prortics Of judccnts also TO r.
port the pcrhnnnl property ami Chooses IN nrtini hc
longing 1" the estate Of william lsoggs. decreased,
any; a.n the Real estate Of which said William I,ngr
died seized, or had le and whether the rents issue
and profits thereof will pay tn" indebtedness Of th
drc"drut In the period Of iir" years.
All petsnuS interested IN the settlement Of the estn
Of the sad William EUgg1, drCra,rd, are hereby 70
qurcd to h. and Appcur nj mr. Office ut tho time an
place above mentioned. Tor tn" purposes Aforesaid
said decree mentioned.
WILLIAM IS. MOVES. Commissioner, &c.
April Is. lSGg. liwt.
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Tho law only allows per cent, :pr G.bur,ing; con.
WqnettIy II Wax sgr.ed that the County TrcaSurer
should have e"'nnis'"n on the building. and .h'
Township Trru,ur.rs on tho school fund.
tnIr,u,n. 10 agreement with Township Treasurer.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-14

THE pc"pl" Of Charleston are in!"rm'
Cd that the Or.na:,rH in r".trd - "h>::u'ti'.@:
the >.i walks .,nL l..,ia>; ;h:pw.a; ;t>i.r' "i
Tn, S;:..r:> Will IA, III forced.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-14

WE call the attention Of those in need
al new Teeth. or dentistry IN any way. To ia"
advertisement oI Dr. y, t.. Ead::!r!. I" bs found
in nuptir column.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-14

LAST Friday evening ;hr citizens @!
Charlr>:"u "Xi"-"mc"d u Kew iuNu'y. Ia"
Front stree; W., 1T u'a, IA" uH:t: rNi":'>'' !"g
the H.>t ;i:IL'.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-14

We hop" tha, thr Council will con
skier tn" suggestion W" mad" two weeks ago ~
rvf"rrncr {" i.u:tin: h'~ lamps on SECOND
street. T. certainty would Ia y I.r":t rnnr"a.
le,,.r Ia tl. town.
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PHOTOGRAPHS ! PHoTOGRA PTS
p. Gates. Picture Gallery,

T>R0ST street. Opposite Kana~bs Valley Bank, Char
l. lrs,on,. All kinda Of original and copied picture"
.hrn to ORDER in the best style and A. the lowest rates.
~ work warranted TO give :tniirncton. Al.o Keeps
A fine sclrclion Of Rosewood frames. N'u.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-04-14

No business oflmportnnrr WAS trans.
nci"d by tho Council At i,s las, meeting. r."
meetings OF this body Will TAX" pia"" hereafter
Oh Thursday evenings.
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rh.. Council th"n mljnurnrd.

About SO have been raised by The
children .: III" Presbyterian Sabbath school, |"
aid Ia obtaining = Cabinet organ. In !"w
week. they viii have raised IN" Unnecessarily
funds Ia Obtain Il ::n''i organ. l.S"iy Sabbath.
school IN tow u Ought 70 have ''u''.
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Council Proceedings.

EpN S>hNl. .NI'''i 'N''' ''''
Council met pursuant 10 mu"urn m"n;.
HI, honor Mayor Williams. presiding
TIL" following m"mhcs~of The C"nnc'' w':'
g prrS'm:
M.><-<. john S!r'E. ir.. Ritter. ellison. Gates
Shields. Jarrett ami Cr:Icrai,.
TIL" prn,"rl;n.> OF ia" last meeting Wee T";"
and ah"i't"d.
On m":irn. i, wl> nIl,r'i t!Ia, Ia: street
hands b" paid.
TIL. Cnuu Ill tn"n nljnurnrd.
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Maar AAusTtiSsmeats.
! 1HAyE CONE. TossTAY.s = !
r,s.',' ~ 49,. i +-.t.::iNs%E~ /
DR.. a. Fl. Bad&1oy,
HAVING permanently located IN Charleston. for the
IL practice Of
DENTISTRY, 3D.

invI,ca all prr.nns desiring
TEETH INSERTED. FILLED OK EXTEAcTED,
20 call At his ofcr over HHufnnnnL store Entrance
FROM Court street, ut thu Of the building. lyl
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Advertising.


JovH%AL II circulated throughout tho
yentsrN Etnawha Valley. ai't l. tn" best "'F'f'
sieink medium in thLS section ot the state
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FOR SALE!

TWO ESOlNES-7E inch cylinder and 20 lueh A,roke
Il with Hoil-rs aud nEurr, WIN lie sold cheap
Apply ~ the uIs.Sgnsd, "bs upper ssw.nill on Ek,
naarJohn S!ack'a. 'S:S. WOODRUFF.
e lo.n
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Won't. &c. h!:n"' or ''>'i "''''' "' '"''' '''
E,eai .yo..c.s-l' cents /" line. .; ,.,,.
S-VSv.dg-S "A crnir: 10 nihI>'"'"' - ''''"'
-T1STuuTI,A--: cents per me.
cSSh,..,,,,,, advertisements must be paid for
r. ~ 1.,irnucr Yearly advertisements pnynb"
Tnart,.,;y IS, IN advance.
tAIycriisrmrut$ for loss than three m"hthS
ar fW tUrbui. will hr chai%s'i ny the Suuhr'
n.frsS Otherwise agreed upon.
igt,
Having Il w-!l-aSSortcd officr, we arc pre-
u5.svL iu%tlo all descriptions OF
~ JOB PRINTING,
irfthe hes, style. on shor: notice and at reason
able rates q. W. ATKINSON & co. .
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Ne Journal,

sssz< Peoples Family >';"EV"per.
So. =, ,suxp EyvSr wErSSslAr MORNING. E1
sIes w. ATTAIN SON 81 G O.
nSSiCE: OPP0&SE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
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Adjustment Of Accounts Against
Mr.. Morgan, April |, by Town

UNION rOWSSIIlp.
.tm'; received ol Sheriff Stack!
Amt al srhn0l iuud paid over Ia
III. Treasurer, ~ I"'r vouchers SETS
.\m Of budding Iuu'l ,t".. do. l2;A
tOnuIISSlnII lur iii >Dur>.uG
building iund | per cent. , t.
Total CT,"iitN .........
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iinGludinX INIT du" Ind. Dlst..) lbs Hs
Total amt due Churlu,tUn Tp... lSH sig
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wA~IiINt.ThS TuwSsIlIr.
Am"iin: lrvIrrl tor school ami
hU,l.Iuf. purposes
i.rrun"ulis I~.i'>>uIrnt> rurI"c-
tel hy Board at supervisors s.
D.,Iinutl, Tl.,.> allowed by do. lul. -
Commission on amt collected - ~
Amt paid "VrI tVi'o. T"rL>'r :'N1 ~
Total credits ..........
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RECAP; tI.AIiOS.
Whni,' amt !'v.ri Tor ,.c!IUUi
AMI uUlir':u,. pu:i"'t'>
lt.ri.roGt i >'...'rl; rnirrr-
,ri ~ iir..:u 81 >ri,".rV.>pIS sos
h.iinIuruc:.'; ',.l"w"d ~ Is. sE%
Commission uiI amount coll
beige! &. u:I,r l6ll
.t:;."jiui rhI" ""'I 20 County
Treasurer "a i.:i,G ~
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Amount hu" Township
rDrA rpw>SHIr.
hulpIni Trr,'iv'"I al ShrtiH
Am -; >rlI'ol IulId paid over tO
Tp. Treasurer, ~ PER vouchers 8.
AnI'i III hu,l'liIIS fund de-. ,lu.
Comm lni dI.buI sing b'l!'g fund
Total credits ..... ............. -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-01
TENNESSEE.

Important Decision of the Supreme
Court-Power Of the GoVernOriO Sci
Aside ReHistraIion Denied-ACts Of
the Legislature Declared UncOnsIi'
notwithstanding of the Decision on
the Present Political CampRiEu.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati ChronicleO
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, May %.
In the Supreme Court this morning
Judge Smith delivered the unanimous
decision of the Court in the case of the
State rS. Staten, involving the validity
ofrthe franchise acts, and the power OF
the Governor Hereunder to set aside
registration for fraud and other irregu-
larity. The facts of the case are these:
Staten obtained from Boyle, Registrar
of Gibson county, on the 10th of Decem-
| Der, 1867, a certificate to vote. Govern
or Brownlow, by proclamation of
the 25th of February, 1868, set aside the
registration of Gibson county, and
another registration was had under
new Registrar. At an election for
Sheriff in said county IN March, 1865,
Staten voted under a certificate OBJ
tanned December 10th, 1867, without
having registered under the Lew regis
tratiOn. At the March, 1865, term of
the Gibson Circuit Court, Staten was
presented by the Grand Jury for illegal
voting-the pTesentment alleging the
facts above given. To this presentment
Staten deWurred, and for cause of de-
murrer alleged
lst. The presentment showed he was
a legal and qualified voter under his
certificate of December 10, 1867.
I'd. That the Governor had no power
to set aside and annul the act of the
former Registrar.
Sd. That the act of the Governor in
setting aside tho registration OF voters
by Boyle, the former Registrar, was un-
constitutional and unauthorized,
The Circuit Court, Judge Rogers pre-
siding, sustained the demurrer and dis
missed the presentmcnt, from which
Judgment the State appealed. The Su-
preme Court, in very elaborate opln-
ION, affirmed the Judgment of the Cir
cult Court, and held, lst, That the right
of suffrage was property right of the
highest value, of which the party could
not be devcsted, except by due process
of law, which means regular proceed
ing in Court of competent junsd:c
tiOn where he could make defence and
contest the charge against him. Sec
Ond, That the registers were under the
franchise act judicial officers, whose
province it was 10 determine the right
of the citizen to exercise the elective
franchise, and their certificate was an
adjudication OF the parry's right to the
franchise, and the power could not be
conferred by the Legislature or the Gov
ernor to annul or set aside such adiudi-
cation; that the laws attempting to con-
fer upon him such power were unconsti-
tutional and void and his action there
under was without authority or sane.
tiOn of law.
The question of the unconstitutional
ty of the various franchise acts bad been
very elaborately and ably diScns"d b,
Colonel j. b. Herskill and Co.onel /.
Freeman on behalf of the State, but the
Court expressly declined to give any
opinion upon that point, announcing
that they did not deem it necessary TO a
decision of the case.
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The Temporary Advantage Of Being
HlRIk.


Because he is a negro, Frederick Dou-
glass, jr., has obtained a clerkship un-
der Mr.. Wolfe, the new Register OF
Deeds of the District of Columbia. The
additional reason which he urged in So
Letting the appointment, that, though
he was q printer, he could not get ,m.
ployment at his trade, on account of the
combinations of the Printers Unions of
the country against him, we think is GER
tainly not sustained by the facts. There
are plenty of printing offices in the
country that, if he is a good workman,
would be very glad te give him employ
went at good wages.
There is SAVIOR of demagogism in
the correspondence between Mr.. Dong
lass and Mr.. Wolfe, regarding his ap-
po'ntment, that is none the more ex-
cuSaO.e because one of them is black
man and the other Jew. When white
Christians do that sort of thing, and
rush into print with it, the iudicious
grleve, If the unskillful do not laugh.
lhere is just now little tendency at
Washington 10 overdo the negro and
give him place because he is black, and
not because he is fitted for the work he
Seeks. This will prove more harmful
TO nm N the end than it can TO any one
else He should rest on his merits, and
not on his color, if be expects tosustain
HlnSe.t IN the contest for existence and
LOT place with the white man.-Sar!Rg-
ltetd Republican.
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Ulysses Assaulted by tho Herald

"a renegade is worse than ten Turks
The Herald, desertiug GRANTS falling
fortunes, verities the adage. Here is a
paragraph in which, by circumlocution,
that paper calls the President liar:
Grant and Johnson came In collision
while the latter was in office, and the
difference between them came down at
last to point of veracity, which WAS
determined in favor of Grant by the
majority, rather on general principles
than specific facts. But in view of a
short experience of Grant in office will
not that difference stand new exam
iuationI
Here is another in which by direction
it accuses him of vindictiveness, despot
ism and smalness ofspirit:
Grants viudictive attention to every
body who held office under johnson, fol
that reason merely, is an indication o.
n small spirit. He has no more reason
to assume that everybody who held
office under Johnson is corrupt than tn,
next President will have to assume tha
everybody who held Office under Gran
was his cousin.
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mora

We seldom met better hit at com
mon fault among concert gocrs than the
following from an exchange:
The habit of systematic encOring de-
serves notice and censuTe. There is no
reason why two dollars worth of music
should be given to those who pay but
one. The moment an encore passes be-
yOnd the limits of compliment it be-
comes an imposition, Who would
thiuk of encoring his tailor, jeweIer,
lawyer, or HewsbOy
Or who would think of encoring Ed
WIN BOOTH when he kills POLoNIUS,
or EDWIN FoRREST when he stabs VIE-
GINIA' The habit of encoriug at con-
certS and the opera has become decid-
ed nuisance, and should be put down ny
the good sense Of the community.
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The GIoucc.ter Ro, md hi, Pan


BEN BUTLER made speech at Glou-
cester, Mass, on Saturday, over the SOL
diers' graves, in which he let loose a
rhetorical blast against England The
following is a specimen passage:
Hereafter, when the Gloucester boy
shall say to his father, where are the
fishing vessels that you once had rs the
dependence of your old sge'' the man
shall answer "Boy, do You remember
the smoke YOU saw from the eastern
point when a childi That was your
fathers vessel burned by pirates sent
out from British ports by British buIld9
erS, who were cheered for SO dong by a
British Parliament.
If the Gloucester boy ever asks any
such silly question, which We very much
doubt, the "old man" will not waste
wind upon any such reply. He will be
more apt to say, II sold the internal old
rotten tubs during the war to the Gov
ernment for four times their worth;
they all sunk but one, and that BEN
BUTLER used as a powder boat at
Fort Fisher. The proceeds invested
in Government bonds, untaxed, that
are worth about twelve per cent. in
interest and exemption every year, and
l want to repeat the speculation if
BUTLER can only get up war with
England
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-01
SweetPnIntn CuI,n..

IN reply to an inquiry, Mr.. Thompson
sIuG ne had been taught by Pennsylva.
MIA butchman how TO raise this tuber 70
order: 'o'9' "
70 grow them chubby, they sbould
be planted IN shallow ground or hard
ground-hard under the rows or md
the hills. The hills should be pIacsj
inside partition, so that the s5n csn
warm them. Put a shovelful of mannrs
upon the ground, and, to make the bins
conical, three or four feet apart PIqce
the plant in hill, and, when the nlants
begin to run, the earth must be pIaca5
around the tuber, and the hill must he
remade. The ground being hard at the
bottom, the tubers do not grow down.
but, the earth being soft at the sides,
they grew thick and chubby, and this
kind commands sometimes a dollar more
per barrel than the long ones. He placed
boards, he said, under the hills, and the
plants ran along for yard and a half
The best time TO plant is from the mid.
die of May to the middle of June"