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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Cmba Haaek Hamburg July a. via HAVTe a. mdse.
agi pass
steamship Jaciuto Atkins. Savannah. ndse. and pass
Steamship Saratoga, Alexander Richmond Injse. pass
Shin la Gloire, Graham, Liverpool a. DAYS mise.
Ship Golden Fleece, Nllicomb, Manila March rs. rdse.
SHY klesoue EJn Cautta Apu To- aud sand, Head psi H.
mdse.
Bark Antelope White East llabor, 7. L. p DAYS salt
Bark Max Spler Banzlck, Alicante Spain, o. avs md,e.
Bark Gertrude Anterior M,auus II days sugar aui noasses
Brig James Miller, Shute, Bridgeport, G. b. 10 DAYS coal
Big Aiayoss Brewer Rockaud n. b.. 10 days stone.
Brig Annie Smith ST. Jago de Cuba IS days su nosseA
Brg Rush Ward, Philadelphia.
Brig Harp, SNOW, EIIAbehpot.
Sohr Nancy Smith Angnila 70 iays. salt
Schr Vist0rv. CLARK, Cat Island DAYS, fruit
Schr Western STAR Crovel Gov Bay G. b., IS days coal
bchr Katie Ranger Martin Jacksonville DAYS lumber
tCHOOSERs-KYFR And CoAsTwsx
X. Y stockton Virginia Sarah Blake, pshtcn
H. lauIr.L GtgogtioVu, D. Z. J. s. Curtis Bridgeport
Old Zach. EiIsbclhpurL Nevada, Portland, umttr.
Ripple South Aiuboy Mail, Greenwich.
Nellie Doe, EhahetlVort. Ocean Wave. Nantucket
Amencus EiIAbythporL Ripple. Nantucket
ID. H. Baldwin. South hoV tasro Loige Portland lumber
Willie johnson Philadelphia Harriet Baker Portland 'urI,r
GIpsty, Fall River A. g. Crau.ll. Milestone Point
Clara. JourSport spi'ug u. 7. Ely N0rNalk
Josephine, Mulhrmgc, lumber Mariner, Greenwich.
Josephine, Drnui. Geogr, kocSlaud lime.
Mauautco, Providence. Francis BuIrtt, Providence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SAvANSAH-In steamship San Jaeinto, Aug. 3-Msi
Brown brown Mrs W. r. May children aud Ms.
Hyatt Miss Frw NJ Gamble Mrs Strauss sud tlughter Mrs Del
yauy, Miss G. ScAvEu H. Estell A. j. Dodge r. h. Dean Air.
Schwat Epstein b. D. Terrell, Miss Wheaton Miss Kellogg, G.
Ecksten H. Eckmau Mrs. }. A. Ovens A. NJ Yves. and wife
A. North and ". la Roe A. G. Fnln, wife aud child Mr.
Ho,eig. j. NELL Willie Ae T. Sageut Roman, A. C. DePas r.
Walsh, and child " v Ford, MI McCoky, samuel G0sone,
Chaa White Mrs StIWern Miss Schwcu Mrs. Jewel Mrs Lpp
Mrs a. Ensen MBrown, j. b. Wilson feIschmsnL Russo
Scranton C. g. Haer A. W. Jones' B., Hamilton T. White c. O..
Fisk s Within, Ms Slayer and A. b. Campbell W. NJ.
NJ Roys Mrs koys j. Sagar aud child Niles MeCOmuas,
G. e. Chase ThoS H. Stone C. Ekue A. Lewis
Col Gin g. r Bora johnson, e. A. Schvern A Lucas J.
Hamilton, I. b, SIumous Miss BatEA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
KINGS COUNTY INSTITUTIONS.

The annual reports of the officers in charge
Of the institutions OF Kings County, which under the
control OF the superintendent Of the Poor ready for
presentation 10 the Board Of Supervisors The following
is summary Of their contents: The annual report Of
william Murray, Warden OF the Almshouse shows that
during the ending July 81 1862 there were support
ed I'm that Institution 27G persons and that the farm
produced 3iG2 bushels Of potatoes 1000 bushels OF tnr
nps 1000 bushels OF carrots 200 bushels OF corn 400 bush
els or cabbage ana two or tuTnps Tho annual re-
port OF Teunisl schenck resident physician at the Hos
pital shows the number OF persons In that institution
during be SOOg Of whom 1908 males and
llO6 females OF these, ESQ died. 97 recovered 63 inn
proved, and IS discharged without improvement
The condition OF tho Dead House 1.-THE report says is
very depOrabe It's so old and nearly decayed rs TO
be entirely untitled for its present IL furnishes but
little protection against the weather. and the friends or
deceased persons may WE'LL De shocked at It's condition
DIR. Schenck recommends the construction OF new Dead
House, with all the necessary facilities The annual re-
port OF John DrscO Keeper Of the Kings County Nurs
CRY, shows the number Of children maintained IN that
institution during the year TO be Q2562 boys ana Js
girls OF these % died. 49s discharged and iOl re-
main. The Lunatic Asylum, DR. Chaplin. Resident Ply.
scan maintained 26 patients or these lO6 recovered,
80 improved and were discharged, "a discharged
without Improvement and 90 died IutempeTance made
81 OF these patients insane, were victims Of blasted
hopes "a succulnDed TO illheat IL TO religious excite
ment 10 10 business reYerses TO domestic troubles, 10
splfltualstlc dOgmas 70 jealousy, 80 10 unknown
causes aud the balance TO hereditary natural causes
NewIOTk state gave birth TO 60 OF these unfOrunates
Ireland claims l22; England 26 Germany, l0 Scotland,
T. Total OF native born patients 49, foreigners, 1885,
patients were between % and 80 years 33 be
tween 30 and 30 55l between IS and between 5 and
50 l2s between 30 and co.. between Is and A. be-
tween 20 and 49, and between % and 1O 1893 Of these
people married. 1000 single while the condition Of
- could not be ascertained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE IN RUSSIA.

From advices received from st. Petersburg.
July 10, learn that suicide had been committed u
EsthonIan by birth, lately engaged I'm discussing
with the CZarewitch financial operation concerning the
armament OF the troops and the Grand Duke considering
the terms proposed too high, exclaimed, With Germans
one is sure always TO be cheated" On the Colonel cvy
requesting his Highness withdraw offensive an cK
preston the latter forgot himself far as TO strike the
in the face Tho Colonel Immediately applied TO
the Emperor, who ordered his 10 apologize, but TINS
he positively refused TO do. DesparDg Of obtaining any
satisfaction and smarting under insult he unable
10 resent the unfortunate officer committed suicide by
blowing out his brains The Emperor IS said TO have
been most painfully affected by tho sad event. and in.
sisted on tho Grand Duke attending the funeral,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
sTRANGE DIsTURBANCE IN IRELAND.

The London Daily Telegraph gives the follow
fng account Of disturbance in the County Wexford The
young Marquis Of Ely minor hasestaes in this county
which he lately visited accompanied by bic mother the
Marchoucs Their presence was, as usual the occasion
OF local ttGs their tenants received them with enhu.
siasin, ana al went merry as marriage bell" At one
OF the fStes the people toward the close OF the day.
gathered around their young landlord aud cheered him
Justify His agent Mr. Hare, stood by his side and the
harquswshinC, doubt, 70 express his feelings
ana 20 elicit tlOse " his tendnsprOpoSed three cheers
Tor M Hare Instantly Tie scene changed. The people
became furious and curses heard instead OF
INC expected applause, while priest stepped mp 10 the
unpopular asents and attacked him to his face in
VIZ most violent language. He said; Sir, / tell
tOu 70 your beard, you shall get no cheer.
aouI eCAauct as agent for this estate deserves
StLooalOb LOT applause. The and the blood OF
ne poor people ey.cted from their dwellings az Kesk
re upon your guilty soul" During this strange scene
the NaIchoness the young Marquis and their friends
6eft motonless with astOnishment;' while the peope
s1cte1 70 frenzy 10y the words Of their priest tossed and
t"by ca alouho the temporary platform as n they we're
Vent gI0A tearing The agent 10 pieces A gentleman
u4S0 IC"c-IhdSnant, 10 doubt, at the inferfcreuce
o. lee pl4tst-lLeGe some aHg-y remarks; fLe crowd
sau8Lt tLe WORD "POpery;' Instantly Mr. Powell was
khQc@od dOWn nut fortunately he struggled 10 b feet
ana ran TOT ms le into neghbOring farm house ,vberS
Le escaped the intuuated mob. Tie priest bara,,cad
the pecl e. again denOuncing Mr. Hare lut I'M,
item not 70 strike; counsel was obeyed PM uUhay
gy, two soldiers were understood to have IusuIteG
The pres; the mob immediately fell upon fbrm ana
beat them severely; and OF them IL is said ded The
next Gay iiOm the injuries he received. Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
Announcements. ]

II needs only the vision of a discriminating
eve 10 discover the superiority Of KYo1s all others Hence
their great popularity rush that is constantly making the
famous Hat Emporium 22 Broadway Americans are an obsery
ng people au the characteristics Hat marked ever
to be overlooked or lost sight Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04

CRAMPS. Collie, CHOLERA SUMNER CON-
LIANT DvsEyrERy DRauEA and all affections Bowels
cured promptly efcusy DR. JArNHs CARNSArIvE BAIsN
Being pleasant taste readily taken by children and having
popularity thirty tue propneors coaaden'y
recommend it as STANDARD Household Remedy Sold b. all Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
HENRI ROCHEF0RToNM Mr.. WARREN,S CLAIM
FOR, INDEMNIFICATION. '-'---

80 tStiC 1ttPPet VI OU4y *, Henn ROchefOrt
- sas mL Is grave az the present moment Is neither
VIC t9leaton OF the Corps Legislatf nor the satin
81 ~ kooher nor even the signal disarray IN which m
oOHIIAIt - Wondering, but tie affair u Mr. Warren
on Nhose behalf TIE American Minister has pnt foT
oensno nor only for an apology from the French
OfoINAASnt' DuJ also Tor Naturalization Of 100 O01
francs. what the Government will DO in ma
case cas- v 6 sSGa ,2d thinks, will be decisive
nna VII Elte 1le MeQbure the respect due to t. NJ
Igsat thst the conduct Of the police during the Paris
toes nts Sot1i"De warren must have deserved 10 be
lher conduct would not he admirable. But In Warren
deserved sucl treatment he have no right 10 an
apology and Naturalization Tho moment these are oc
cOideu INN, u is admitted that The police mbrgOued him
HnSsHS' PeSs " w slIe lle c9ncessOn submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
THE RELEASE OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
DETAINED IN BRITISH PRISONS.

A correspondent writes as follows from Lon
don July D. in respec; the effort for the release Of the
Fepiap prisoners: Mr. Paul Baglcy missionary had an
interview with the Earl 81 Clarendon few days ago, at
the Foreign Office aud laid before him petition for the
of the American Feulan prisoners, gned by %
members Of Parliament, together with the original dOc
ment he brought with INN from Washington some months
nd faut with the Fenan meetings in our country, and
with the conduct OF OF the prisoners that have
released lie stated that they had released Of
our men for Mr. Roverdy Johnson just before
he went away, aud seemed surprised at the list
presented 70 Aim. lie really did not to know that
50 many OF our men were IN their prisons. lie stated
that TIE Home Office was tie proper place 10 present the
parliamentary petition, but that he would forward 1t
there. The Interview may be regarded as encouraging
nasnuch as 10 las brought before the Government the
wish % SO many Members Of Congress and Members of
Parliament for tie release OF tho prisoners. am not
able 10 send you Of the Parliamentary petition at
this time. but the following s list Of prisoners given
30 Mr. Bagcy by the Hon Reycrdy Johnson lust before
he left: Natives, John McCadcFty John Mcclure, l..
Shore Haturallzed Thomas f. Burke. 4. O. :. Burke,
". Hal4n, Z. I. OCOnuer, and there may be others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04

rnre-Mr nan Of HE Club seoTerMessr, Jones ana HON
Time Of game-I hour IS minutes Len on Bases
Hnwsu TIver 2-tosI e. Henderson IL Dcrhmsn, Miller,
Chauneey 5-oa Fly Caches-BGrow no9aey ~ MoOa
lane. a. Ksnned L. IHver Valentine l-tOa IS IT, Chauheey
ne, UsnSeysop o. EDDY 2; Moore Il Miller j. Chauneey u
Daniels total Ia Foubound Ccheshooiy u Miller Ohsun.
Total Base Playful by Kennedy, ~ WOOD IL James
Hyer -total Assisted by Barrow s. Moody u James a.
m PM ont nv g. Chauucey 10; Henderson, EDDY l-lo
Ad bv Henderson G; Eddy Dohsn, p Miller Daniels =
total 10 Double pAsBy James aud Kennedy James ~ barron
Je and Kennedy total Rddy, g. Chauuey and henderson
Total l. Run o1-Benner jackson, Ediy b. James GUS on
foul balls-Alphss 5 times; EIcelsioTs, 0 umeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
MEETINa or NE BUFFALo Park AssocIArIoN
BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. POwHATTAN.


The Mutuals had practice game with the
amateur POwhattans on the Union Ground, Williams.
burgh yesterday. The Mutuals had out the same nine
as in the Maryland game, and played but little better
Their batting was poor Flaneys play at second and f.
Mills at Grst bases was good. Hanelds play at third
a great improvement on SATURDAYS game and his
next The Fielding Of the POwhattans was good-Barss
play behind especially noticeable But little mnfng
DONE and at the close the score stood 20 TO 10
Of the Mutuals
EAGLE vs. GOTHAM
These veteran amateurs had a friendly game
at HobOken yesterday. The contest was long and
tedious one But eight innings were PLAYED darkness
preventing the full game Appended the score of the
innings: '
C{sbs LIST 3D. 81 9TH 5b 9Th sb Oh T,,..
Esss.. '............. o 20
JmpireMr Griffin Of the Empire Club Time Of G.meThyee
hours and thiriy.sve minuteL ~
ECKFORD VS.. ECKFORD.
The champion mines Of 1868 and 1869 will con-
tend for ball on the Union Ground this afternoon This
promises not only 10 be very interesting game bur one
OF the best displays In the field aud at the bat of rho
season Both mines are very strong ones, aud e game
cannot help but be close and exciting Al Reach the
IaOns secondbase man Of the Athletics OF PhadelpLa
III pay hrst base III the 1868 nine Swande ana Uevvr
VI inc Mutual nine also play In the 1863 nine.
-, ALPHA VS.. EXCELSIOR.
-. i hese line amateur mines played the first pame
VI 'AS seasons series on the Capit0ne Ground Brook
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
OsCEOLA rs. ATHLETE
A game for the championship, OF Central
Park was played by these clubs Saturday last result
ing I'm victory for the OsceOla Tho following Is the


match This afternoon between the Athletics OF this cfy
and the Marylands OF Baltimore, the Marylands were
again defeated The score being Ahetlcs ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04

SABBATH-SCHOOL Books. - BROUGHToN "
WInAs No. 10 Bibeoue keep the variety from all Publishers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04

T. Snow, Portland, lumber Yankee Boy. Ssuwieh
Haze. Greeuwich. Saugatnsk. BroOkhsven.
s. g. Smith. Providence James MCGEE, Hartford.
Ricerkale Gloucester Abigail. Ellsworth, lumber
Eneliue Haigbt Portland IzLe Raymond. Portland, CT
Bay state Boston Anna j. Russell, Portland, Ct
Cicero Providence y B. Tyler, Portland, Ct
\ p Goodwin STANDARD Hero Salem
Cbaa Loyerg9 TaUpton Isaac Merritt New-Haven.
Hannah d. Chase Plymouth. rapne Allcnol biilus.p'f~
Reindeer, Nantucket D. a. fefry, frofhonee
L. A. Bayes Port Jefferson. Aha hefOeIt, OOhcesteh
Caroline O. Providence Sophia r. James Providence
Alice c. Eoves Providence O. A. Brandreb, Providence.
w. W. Dickens Georges Ranks Deborah Jones froyaehee
Geo p Tugg Gloucester. Circle, Conneencut RIVER
j. L. Robinson, Gloucester Thames Nen-heyen'
Waaburg Vart6rf Iucv Rockand, lime
Mdpiebf NorWalk g. w. Kmhall ROcklaRd lne
Monitor, NcwHayen Floienee fIgf1ehee
X. H. Williams, Portland. Ct Unolne rosuALa W
= " Uavcs Portland ~ Willie Gray. Portland, CT
sarah Iaysfgne Branlor Jane NJ Brainerd Portland ca
Ann A. susan Batimore MOuteVeB, Georgetown, u. T..
Mist Bridgeport WIN. DonBely, Hartford
Susan McDiyitt Hartford yobn Brooks. New-Hasen.
J.. 3. Barnes ROckpOrE Globe ran RIVER.
Chas Carroll, Boston. MARY Miller Providence.
Boston, ROekport Lzne, PaStnckeL
John Manoye, Providence. North Paclbc, Providence
Giraffe, JOnesport spiling
SiOop Blackstone, Norwood, Proyiieuee.
BELOW.
Ship Importer, Lowther from Newport, Bbg., jane 2s
Bark E@6a easeu from HAVr 80 days out b. pOboa' Isy
Bark Guutjs Marie, Pens, from Rotterdam Juue H.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
EwLONDOS Aug 3-AnVed schrs Maena Munson and Amelia
from Philadelphia Samuel Miller and Scotia from ReWYOrk JoA
wIlMISsToS C. Aug sIArved. steamship Rebeeea CLYDE
from NewYOk Cleared steamships VIM p Clyde and Volunteer 70
New.ioTk.
Aug 2-Ayed steamship Laasingburg from Jaei
sonyiLe for Neg'loTk.
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL Aug 3Csp Kendes Snd reT Of the bark onta
Melbourne abandoned May q
have been sayed and landed At Manritius.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

EIvYoEE Hour Their Bar Wln1 rom ips,t b pa 90 %
avg sc 995W. 3 re p @ w
so 08W %. Z96 ~ W.
Souipg-yey cloudy st 1873 overcast at 2toi haly
snd noon Afernoon-Lyt cloudy AID hay To-
sY AZ eco BrsnBgy 70 d slightly eoody Al ana III
toudy o.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

pneillee' would soon appal tyrants and
IRA and prove to the world the spirt OF
~, 'hougA " may siumbsr Tor awhile
mere can never dle'
u thePrcss OF We country woud bu.
cast away tho weapons Of reckless and
destructive and IN the pride
anu len,,ny gov OF patriotism and truth
loFsf' e'l''..'e chickering's and corrupt
party nes' y " would bnt rise superior 10
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09
NAJOR COOPER.

tits seldom that an editor puts away
his pen forever. uplcssnea,h snatchcs it
from his hand When Major Cooper in
his vuledic,ory said, Il sever my con.
necion with the Conservative, With
feelings soniewha. akin to those Of q father
who gives away favoritc daughter in
marriage" it was with n view to retire
mcn, Eat, behold, hcha picked up n
step-daughrer-'hc PmkcIsburg Ga.Ne
and we hope the maiden may prove as
comely and fair as lie brought ny the FIRST
-Clq,ksJmy Conservative
Well and prct.ily said, brother Of the
Con=ey"tire ard while we join with
you il yoar wish of prosperity to the
Major md s;op.daugh,er, We would add
our hope that She may be frui'ful-ihot
sho may incrcose (in sizD-mul,iply On
paying snbscribes) MD replenish we'll
the Majors pockets.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09
WEST VIRGINIA.,

WEST VIRGINIA;
A I Rules held in tie Clerks Office of the
N circuit court Of Brax,on county, on the
iirst Monday in June, 1869
Homer d. Holt, Special
ConimissioAer, compft
as.
Cornelius 5. Hurley, SAM IN Caancry
ml +. Kyct, James a.
Boggs aud John Giren,
dendats,
The object Of this Billis TO ressll tract Of
land containing l4l acres, si,gale, living and
being in the CO unity Of Blaxlon, on Birch river
Tor cash in baud, 10 satisfy the companants
debit being the sane land that was sold By
complainant as commissioner in pursuance of a
decree Of the circSi, court Of lisa1'oh county.
in favor Of JohnJ. Hrener against John kecncr's
heirs, and puschascdby the defendant G. S,
Hurley
Aud it appearing by affidavit, flied, that the
deitnd' 1t Cornelius S. Hurley Is not resident
of this state, aud he not appearing, on motion
Of the complainant, it is ordered tiat he do APP
near her within one month after due pabiicS-
ion this order, ard due posing Of copy OF
this ier ut the front door Of the court house
0; Braa;on county, and do what is necessary
10 protect his interest iEter,, Il in this suit
o NJ.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

Tho radicals in Wilmington, North
Carolina. arc in a wrangle over a canLi-
date for the Legislature. One wing
composed Of blacks, has nominated a
white man, and the iother wing, composed
of whites, has nominated black man,
and tho fight is fierce, leading even to
6stioufs. .
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09
II Ran, Batler gets into tho Senate in
ISL. he likely there to meet Mr., An
drew johnson: and there is a lively pros
pecs Of interesting proceedings about that
time.
ll4y ---

a Kuklur panther near Grenada, Mis-
sippi, dsvoured negro female blackber-
vistg General Ames considers the out
rage sufd,ient reason fer pos'roning, the
reconstruction election for another six
months. .f.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

Jay Cooke made alou. $50, 900, 900 in
manipulating the bonds. lie argues that,
the National D.bt is a National Blessing !.
spends the summer IN bis magnificent villa
on the beach, rejoices in thirty thousand
dollar turn out. aud is vcritable exam.
pie Of how an American citizen can enjoy
the blessing Jay Cooke sustains The
.'Na.i,nal'' Bank ssinlc; and is in favor
Of having the people pay the las. cent Of
the public debt in gold. if all men. wo-
men aud children are made slaves by it.
lie is a contributor to the lmperiolia,
and a warm, enthusiastic supporter of
Grant and the Treasury.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09


n cut court Of liraxion county, on tlls i;yst
Monday Ia June, 1852
Philip Duffy, Patrick
Bcirne and John Duffy.
late merchants and part
ners, trading under the
iirm name and style Of ~.
Duffy & Co.. who sue on
behalf Of themselves and
all other creditors of Nc
Clurc pickel, deceased,
compliments,
vs.
Jane l,iekcl. widow Of Nc.
Ulure Bickel decd, Rachel
Bilkcl, (udulD William ! In canecry.
lickel, Mary Bickul. Su.
san Bckcl, Christopher
Bickel, Naomi Bickel liheu
hama Jane Bickel, (infants)
children aud heirs at law
OF said drsfedent, George
II Morrison, sheriff. If
B'a&lou county AMI as
such administration OF No.
CIure Biukel deceased. aud
James salisbury, +. 9,
Boggs, james ". Madi.
cws Luke Doyle and u
a, Berry, administrator Of
joel liamrick, deceased,
defendants.
The object of this suit is 10 subicct 10 sa,sc
tract of land containing IS atres, aud another
tract containing 30 acres aud another tract con
tihlhg60 acres, aud another tract containing
I25 aetes, all laying III liraxton COUNTY On Holly
river, all constituting whit Is known as the
"MrClure lltcktl place, the frst 't.ar, 70 en-
foteea vendors lien thereon, and Tie other
tracts, judgment liens.
And II appearing by affidavit flied that that
the defendants Luke Doyle Asl sewell 4 Co..
are not residents Of this state, aud tics hot an.
ptariDg, on motion OF the Complainanis, II Is
ordered that they do appear here In one mont
after doe publication Of this erder aud due
ppstinguf Il copy u the s,nic, at the liolt door
Of the court house OF Braxton cuubty, and do
what Unnecessary 10 protect their iynrtsts 10
This suit. l5lf
Tcsts:,
Mr.. sQUlREs, Clark.
Baxter, atty. July 20.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

The undersigned would respectfully inform
tae citizens Of Weston and the surrounding
country that he hasjust opened, nj his old stand
on Main st.eel, in Weston, an ch,irsly new
stock of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

The Duke Of Wellington once set a
good example to other prominent lncu
who are pesterAd by applca lions for in
dOrsement for Office. During the Peel
administration an important situation in
Ireland became vacant, to which an Irish
relative Of the Duke wished to 10 ny.
pointed. lie therefore wrote TO bis
Grace, and after having stated his Nish,
he concluded bis letter with these words;
"Ohc word FROM your Grace would So
euro inc the Office" Tho laconic, char.
acterstic reply was: Dear -: Not a
word. Yours, Wellington" The letter
is recommended to Gran; and parasites
The cihctnnsii Cnpneytiai usually
pretty well informed upou such matters,
in its issue Of the lGh. says:
.'Tlie support OF Stokes he radical
candidate for Governor Of Tennessee, by
the Administration, cones too late. Sen.
ter will certainly be elected. and the most
iniylligGn, observers think i Legislature
will be elected that will send Andrew
johnson to the United States Senate
Andrew would, In ell probability, hare
some views to express in conversation
al way. occasionally, il he were in the
Senate" n.Ei.b'.
t,tr fc,ri.pt bEStcrI;p, ti,1l crt,i,,
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10 Kentucky elected Legislature, &c, on
Monday. The Democratic majority is
.fhy or scventy-ivc thousand, which is
no, SO bad, considering that there was
SOM, ill,feeling in the party, sJ