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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23

@ Parties wishing good
time keepers, Watches or Clocks,
can find them at j. D. WOODWARD, at
wholesale prices. All kinds of
Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles,
Knives and Forks, &C., &c.
Watches repaired and warranted.
Ap. 80, '69. 9.-6m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23

DEAUTIFUL WOMAN If you would
ID be beautiful, use Ragan's Magnolia
Balm. 81.
1t gives pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and per-
feet.
1t Removes R0dness, Blotches, and Pim-
Piles, cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and
makes lady of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and Pearly, the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and
imparts fresh, plump appearance to the
Countenance. No Lady need complain Of
her Complexion, when IS cents will purchase
this delightful article.
The best article 10 dress the Hair is Lyons
Katharion. [aug. I9, '69.-lm.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23
Marriage Licenses.

Judge LoeUE issued the following
marriage licenses for the last week.
to-wit:
William T. Shaver and Cynthia
Darst Hugh p Holley and Susan S.
Dsy; John A. Patterson and Lucinda
F. Floray; William White and Ester
Jane Dodrill; Thomas Dickinson and
Elizabeth Dodrill; Lewis Call and
Sarah Elizabeth Sampson; William
Nathan Bray and Mary Frances Og
burn; Allen Drummond and Eliza
Jane Brown.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23
The Meeting

Tuesday, though not as well attended
as it should have been, was still fair
assemblage of the substantial men of
the county. 1t was satisfactorily and
ably addressed by Hon. JOHN SHERMAN,
Ohio's favorite Senator, and Hon.
BENZ. EGGLEsToN, late member of Con-
gress from the first Cincinnati district.
Senator SHERMAN's speech was a plain,
practical presentation of the important
issues of the campaign. Upon the
question of finances he was particular
ly interesting, showing up the dema-
gogueical schemes of CARY, PENDLE-
TON & Co., in their true character
His arguments, facts and figures were
unanswerabIe, and were noble vindica-
ton of Republican rule.
In the evening there were further
speeches by Judge SUTTON, of New
Orleans, SHERMAN and EGGLEsToN.-
The speech of Judge SUTTON was more
of a commercial character than poiiti-
cal; still it was very interesting, show
ing, as it did, the present and prospect
i've condition and wants of the South,
and commanded the close attention of
the audience
But we have no room or time for fur
ther details Altogether, the occasion
was one of great profit to those pres
ent, and must work good to the cause
of Republicanism--the cause that
saved our government from overthrow,
and has thus far placed it on the high
road to prosperity and renown.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23

@ A Danbury farmer. whose
stock OF hay was growing smaller by
degrees and beautifully less,' posted
himself one night to find out the cause,
and soon had the satisfaction of seeing
fellow approaching with fork. The
farmer waited until the thief had got
his fork full, and was walking off with
it, when he came up behind him and
set fire to the hay, which soon blazed
up terribly. The fellow was effectual-
ly cured of stealing hay from that 10.
cality.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23
New Advertisements.

Auditor's ErhibI.
Sealed Proposals, D. s. Ford.
Valuable City Property, For Sale.
Farm For Sale, David Hutsinpillar.
Jacob Rerms, AUCTION.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23

H Democratic papers are wonder
ing whether Grants horses are shod at
the public expense. They used to be
shod-and rather rough shod--at the
expense of the Southern Confederacy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23

@ Largest Stocks, Greatest Va
riety, Latest Styles, Best Quality,
Lowest Prices, at JOHN DAGKs'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23

E If you want Boots that are
Boots, call on JOHN DAGEs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23
LIST OF PREMIUMS

AWARDED AT THE GALLIA COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL FAIR, HELD AT GAL
LrpoLIs, ONO, SEPTEMBER l3TH AND
14TH. 1869.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23

Best Worked Quilt, Mrs VIM Mossman 9 90
do Cotton Counterpaue, Mrs VIM
| Mossman l01
do Ottoman Cover, Miss Lydia Las
ley 90
do Cotton Patched work, Mrs James
Mossman 2 90
do Lamp Mat. Miss A NJ Lyons so
Glass P. HOUSEHOLD MANurAcruREs-(33 EN-
rRIEs.)
Best yd Rag Carpet Mrs Jas Mossmsn % 90
do do Jeans, Mrs E A Stone 2 90
do do Flannel, Mrs ellis 200
do Pair Woolen Gloves. Mrs Gills Sd
do do do MIttens, Mrs P ellis so
do do do Socks, Mrs r Mills so
do do do Stockings, Mrs E F
Mills so
do Coverlett Mrs VIM Mossman 90
do 5 yards Linen or over, Mrs Am
asa Vangilder 100
do Pair Wool Blankets, C N Palmer 9 90
Committee on Glasses o and P-Mrs John A.
Mauck, Mrs. William Mossman, Margaret
Stone, T. c. Stafford.
Class Q. GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Best u bushel Red Wheat, f A Stone 81 90
do do White do do do 90
do Peck Beans, John Kerns 100
Glass R. VEGETABLES.
Best d bushel Early Goodrich Pota-
toes, John Kerns 5 so
do Peck Tomatoes, Palmer so
do = bushel Early Rose Potatoes, A
P Rodgers so
do = bushel Harrison Potatoes, AP
Rodgers so
do and Greatest Variety of Potatoes.
peck each, A P Rodgers 200
do Is bushel Indiana Premium Pota-
toes, A Vangilder so
do = bushel White Peach Blow Po-
tatoes, A Vangilder so
Committee-John A. Mauck, Simeon Roach,
W. F. Buckle.
Glass S. FRUIrs-NAMED AND LABELED.
Best l2 sorts winter Apples, C N Palmer 81 90
do q bu. Northern Spy do Go do so
do do Bell Fower do do do so
do do Rambo do do do so
do de Privors' Red do do do so
do and Greatest Variety of Peaches,
each, G N Palmer 800
do and Largest doz Peaches. any sort.
John Morton so
do and Greatest Variety Pears, A each,
IN Palmer 100
do 10 bushel Ounces, C N Palmer 50
do and Greatest Variety Grapes, CT
Palmer 2 00
do 6 Varieties Grapes, punches
each, C N Palmer l 90
do and Largest Assortment of Fruit,
each, by one exhibitor,
Palmer 500 |
each, c n Palmer 400
do Doz Pears, james II Guthrie so
do 15 bushel Peaches, size and quail
;ty considered, James Preston 90
do Doz. Peaches. James Preston 60
do ~ sorts fall Apples, John Morton 90
do % bushel Rome Beauty Apples,
John Morton 80
do = bushel Russet Apples, John
Morton So
Committee--D. H. Gates. William CLARK.
E. E. Waddell.
CLASS T. FLOWERS.
Best Display Flowers, by one exhibitor,
CN Palmer 50 90
do Display Cut Dahlias, c N Palmer 90 |
do and Greatest Variety Verbenas,
CN Palmer ! 90 |
do and Greatest Variety Roses, CN
Palmer 90 |
do and Greatest V Variety Cut Flowers,
CN Palmer so
do Dis play Foliage Plants, C N Palmer 90
do do Boquets, c N Palmer 90 |
Commttee-W. K. S. Hall, Miss Hattie
Kerr, Miss Ina Hutsinpiller, Miss Maggie
Martin.
CLASS W. BREAD, CAKES. AND DAIRY PRoDUcTs.
Best and Greatest Variety Air-tight
Fruits. Mrs A P Rodgers 81 90
do Home made Cheese, Mrs Sarah
Mccormick l 90
do Pounds Fresh Butter. Mrs. Sarah
Mccormick 100
do loaf Y Yeast-rising Bread Mrs A P
Rodgers so
do Pound Cake, Mrs A P Rodgers so
Committee-Aaron Davis, Mrs. Sarah
Mills, Mrs. Henson Williams, Mrs. S. R.
Sept. %, 1869.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23

METHODIST CHURCH LAY DFLEsA-
TIoN.-The vote on the question of
lay delegation in the Methodist Church
is as follows:
Whole number of members. ...... i 200 ,000
Deducting for minors one-fourth. 300 900
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-23

Best Worked Quilt, Mrs VIM Mossman 9 90
do Cotton Oounterpaue, Mrs VIM
Mossman OF
do Ottoman Cover, Miss Lydia Las
ley 90
do Cotton Patched work, Mrs James
Mossmau 9 90
do Lamp Mat. Miss A NJ Lyons so
Glass p. HousrHoI.n nM.Srv.crrpr.-f29 EN-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

Tur Kanswhs Journal says: II is
claimed BY mo Iiienla Of Petersburg
CIork,burg notwithstanding points,
that the act ol,the Lssisls(are "perua.
nenty locating the seq Of. government
for This State" a Chailes'oi, taa ba "a.
pepled BY 99o mex Lesi,tstute, But
we fear they will iiod themselves ui'ta.
ken, Tn. consIitosioa Of West yirgioin
provides lbo. tic Fsee. OF Eovsmmeut
shall be o. tho ciy Of Wheeling uutiI q
permanent seal Of Goaeromcu! shall be
established By law" i: is the coucur'
rent opinion Of Dlaiel Lamb, EGG, who
drafted .tse'Coosliuion, Judge ], Il.
Bro@o, md Col. b. II Smith, who was
q member Of tho CoDetitn iouaI Oooven-
ton, and olso, we understand Of Judge
Berkshire, !hol ILc contemplation ofthat
Convention was, that tbs Legislature
sheull not have the power Of removing
or changing tie sea of government at
pleasure, but that being once "Perma-
nenly estoblishod by law" the power of
that body over the question was at az end.
Therefore it il sare 10 conclude that
Charleston is the permanent Capital Of
West Virgins.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

SENTENCE or A NOTED VILLAIN
BaRrr5RD, Conn, March 10 In the
superior Court Of this city to day, Jas,
Wilson alias Dayis Really the notorious
burglar, was senl0dcsd to five years in
ptsonmsnl in the State prison rot com,
hitting burglary 10 Hartford, and SOW.
en- yoan for burglary in Ploinciile.-
lie is already 10 prison serving four
year, time dating from December, ma.
king sixteen years 10 all. He has kere'
iolots escaped from Michigan, Ohio and
New Jersey prisons, where he has time
ye! TO serve. Ia getting away from
Michigan he lrozs both feet and had
them amputoled near his lasIep. Ho
pleaded bis owh case to.day, and said
The jury might have curiosity to know
how he was lomed, that he was shot by
arebel shell on ,ha Bloody field Of Get
iysburg. Charles Rslesalt WAS arrested
with Wilson and 10 FOR four years also,
was found guilty Of burglary but was not
sentenced
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25
G,LLIpnLIS IRON REGION.

u is now settled fact that iron ore,
of Il quality known as the best Limo
stone ore, free from sulphur and lin!,
exi,Is in our immediate vicinity in mex
hspstibIe quaa.i.ies Il has been mined
and carefully analysed, By competent
authority, and found to contain nsa'
thirty per ,ecut. oliton. Tho specimens
now being obtained, by deeper mining
Of The ven. viii probably shUW mach
higher per cont,
Already some four openings have been
made, exhibiting strotums from Elk to
seven feet in thickness, Of solid ora
Many tung have been mined, showing
90 improved condition Of both quality
aud quantity, With tha present aatIer'
iag prospect, VIC cannot but entertain The
The opinion that this Immediate vicinity
possesses the capacity of supplying iron
to tho waul5 Of lhc world, in lnexhaustl'
bio quantities
Bilumioous coal, free from suI Pher,
such as is used il tho manutlc'uro Of
pig metal, is found on the KaHnwha river
10 iuexhausrblo quantities, and can be
brought to the ore mines without any
land transportation. The ore 10 found
within a 'stoue's throw" of the Ohio
river, the cheapest channel OF cOmmuoi
cation in the world, and Furnaces can
BE- built SO as to save all the expense Of
u
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NNYANN.

Robert Barnett. G. Q. MiI!erl
Il SON. VS..
S. Wlndon, Administrator Of In Chsncefy.
the estate Of B. Rayburn, de-
ceased et al
N the decree entered in this cause At the
Il February Term, 1869 Of the Circuit Court
for the county cf Mason, it was among other
things. adiudged, ordered and decyecd that
one Of the Master Commissioners of this Court
do take and State IN account Of the said estate
and nssetts that came to the hands Of said S,
Windon, as Administrator of the estate Of Z.
RaJ burn deceased Also the assets that came
to the hands Of i. Rimberling as Admins.
traitor dc basia non, Of said L, Rayburn, decd
the amount Of assets remaining in tlieir hands,
the amount Of debts paid by each OF them
against the oalato Of the said B. Rayburn,
deed also that no take and state the iudg'
ment liens against tho estate of tho said i.
Raybum, the judgments, notes, and legal
claims against said estate, The of each
claim with interest thereon. il anyand thecosls
Of each suit, aud also whether the real estate
in the bill Mentioned, will in five years pay
off the indebtedness of the said estate, by
renting out the same.
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Point Pleasant Market.
Corrected weekly by
G. Nj. COLE, GROCER.

AppLEs--Dried l2%c pr pound.
Beans Beans $30$3 so per bush,
BUrTER 35@40c.
BAKING PowDERs-All kinds, SO cts.
per pound,
CQgFEE-2503O for green. Brownod
80 cts,
CRAoKERs-BuLtCr 10, Soda l2l, and
Cream 40 cts. per pound.
CANDrEs-Sick Candy $50, Clear 4Oc,
French Coo o pound.
CAYDLEs-TalIOw 20rj Star SOC per
pound.
DaIED PEACHES l5@2Oo pound,
EGas--In good demand at sc.
FLouR-Thero is decline. We
quote choico A at 1925; XXX 1925;
Xxx $7.25; X Sc 90,
FRuIrs-Ralsons 25i, Prunes 25c,
Curants 25c, Figs 3O1 per pound.
FIsH-New mack9raI by the kiIS2 10
ass 40
GRMS-Whrat prime 81 45@l co.
Oats SOC, Corn Coo.
GLAss-sSiO, SO 90, loxl2, 81 co.
l0xll, 81 90 lOxl5, 81 20; l0XlG
81 GOj l2xlG, 81 80,
KANAwuA SALr--Barol 81 rs
LEAD AND Suor-Bor Lead loo per
h.; Shot oil Nos, l0c pcr ID.
lard 0022s.
MoLAssEs--Poui Rico 500 per gal.
N. O,Sl TO- Syrup 81 %
lOd to GOD at 81 90; 81 81 Is; Cd SIS
I'd So %; 81 50 90, with tho usual dis.
count to tho trade,
Oms lard, sc 90; Luh'ic 5O06O;
Liosccd, wholesale a7@ sI15; rclOil
u 3d. Carbon, so c, per gal.
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PRovIsioss--Shouldom 15Gl7 cts.
hams 2O922c; sides 1920 c; Mess
Pork 1876; dried besf 2593e cenLs.-
PorAroE5 -GOO75 per bush
SUdAG-- Havana, l5c; Cuba Ice;
N. o. l7@l8c; hard refined % ctsp
Coffee sugar. 2O@2l c.
SoDA-New Castle TO-
SrARcH-l0c.
TEAS Young Tyson and Imperial
80 per pouod; Black 81 80.
ylxeaAR-Pure Cider Vinegar SOC
gallon.
WutrE LEAD Mixed Lead, So 5O@
SO 75i Pure Lead, "a 20 per key Of 25
lbs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25
CONGRESSIONAL.

W AHulNVIpHi MaIIH ~
SENATE. The bin continuing the
educstional and collection department
Of INC Fteedmsn's Bureau till January
1870 wSs passed.
The bill establishing an ofiin Of As
socinte Judge Tor the Eastern District 81
Texas was reieued to the judiciary.
As tho expiration Of The morning hour
of the tenure of-otIica &c! came up az
the unfinished business.
Mr.. Scott resumed his argomcn! to
show thai the power Of removal from Of
fee ia within the jurisdiction ofCongre's
rcss and may be regulated by eeiJlution,
Mossrs, Spngue. Bayard and Gorbotl
made arguments for The rePoal.
The Senate vent into executive sess-
lou and soon after adjourned.
HOUSE "A RESOLUTION 10 refund
$4,000. advance money TO Milwaukee,
for improving the horbor Referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
A bill that Agricultural lands sold for
non-psymeut Of taxes in lale rebel States
be sold in sob-diyisions not exceeding
40 acres each, and so mnoh only sold as
will discharge the legal obligation. Re-
rorod to the Committee on Public
Lands.
A substitute for the Alaska fur pro-
cccting bill. was referred to the Com
merce Committee
A bill granting lands to Minnesota TO
improve the river at ST. Anthony'l Falls
Referred 10 the Committee on Public
Lands.
The House look up the Iad'n oppro
priOtion BILL
The House then went into Commit
tee oil the Wholo on the niian sppro
priaioo bill.
Mr.. DIVES expl.iue / the bill
Tos discussion was participated in by
Messra. Wood, Beck, Axlel. Dawes,
lawrence, Mlynard, Julien. Beojaniu
and others
Alta quarter pas, 4 O'Clock tia com
mitec rose ond reported the bill to the
House, and it was passed.
The Spepker presented commlnicl.
ton from the Governor Of Mos9Schl
sets, with tn, action of :he M4ssachu.
sets Legislature ra'iIying tie 18Th
Amendment 10 the C0asilutiOu.
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Pubic Sale.

I II accordance with the terms Of decreetal
/ order entered on the 9th day OF February,
1863, in suit pending IN the Circuit Court Il
Mason county, on tie Chancery side Of said
Court, in which John ! Wees was complain.
ant and John Phillips was defendant, the
undersigned as Special Commissioner, viii on
the Sd DAY OF APRIL, 1869, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, on the premises
the House and Lot in said bill mentioned, be.
ipg Lot No, 6, on Brown Street, between Front
and First streets, of the town OF Mason CITY,
county Of Mason and State of West Virginia,
upon the following terms For cash as to one.
third Of the purchase money, and the balance
on a credit Of six aud twelve months. with in
terest from the day Of sale. the purchaser Civ.
ing bond with good security and the title to
be retained as further security.
F.W. STSS0N,
march Adv. SPECIAL Commissioner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

John c. Breckenridge has arrived 10
Lexington, Ky. The KenluCkians wOro
very enthusiastic over his return. He
made a short 4 beech, but wholly osChow'
ed politics. lie said --"lndeed, can aud
will say that tho tremendous events Of
the last eight yeats have hal grGa,
tendency to dea5en il no! destroy, old
party feelings, and for myself | can tru-
" declare that no moro feel the poll-
icsl esciLcmcnls that marked tho scenes
of my former years than il | were on ex.
tncL volcano"
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THE TENURE .or.orrlCE LAW.

THE TENURE .oT-oFFICE LAW.
The following remarks by tho Phjla
jeIphia Telegraph seems 10 US to con
toin much wholesome good sense;
While We fully acknowledge the wis.
dom and propriety Of suspendiog the
operation OF the law Tor limited period
we cannot but regard i. as usefuI bar.
rior against the repetition OIL the flight
rul abuses which were perperated by
the last administration, One Of the abIosr
commentators on the Constitution ex-
pressed the opinion, while it's adoption
wos a deba!able question, that The pro-
vision requiring the consent Of the Sen.
ate to new appointment also required,
By implication, similar consent TO re.
moyaI; and so strong vas the. belief in
the Senate, Then the question first prac'
ideally eroso during Wsshiuglon's adj
miuislration, by removal wiboWcause
tina! bali the members present endorsed
! il. tho adverse view being adopted only
By the casting vote Of John Adams. who
was then Vice President, and chershed
the anticipation, which was subsequent,
~ realized. that he would become
WssIing,on's successor.
Even q. that early day Alexander
Hamilton denounced tie decision thus
given, not only because it violated the
rue principles Of the Constitution, but
because il would tend to numberless
eYiTs, and exercise an tustaopa ionoooes
over all the rRmiicntions of American
government. by making even the elect
ion Of constsbIes aud juslicea of the
peace depend upon national politics.
Many years elapsed before these pre-
iictions we're fully verified. Mr.. Davis
stated in the Senate yesterday that JET
ferson had made but about twenty 10
movOls. and that John Quincy Adams
hal made hut two. But since the
election Of Jackson the doctrine that "lo
the viclors belong the spoiIs" has been
generally accepted by oil parties, aud for
the last forty years jhe business Of the
government has been periodically do,
ranged, an immense horde Of profession
al Office seekers and politicians have
become as hungry and as rnpacious az
wolves, and the bitterness Of political
contests has been necessarily increased
by the complication Of an infinite nun.
Der Of varied real or supposed personal
interests with grave national questions,
The practice Of changing a hundred
thousand trained officials, for ms many
ignoran, ones, once every four years,
and as much oftener as new whim
seiz's the occupant of the Presidential
chair. is disrpu'ablc, domoralizing, and
| luxurious to every substantial interest -
| 1t generates countless host of partisan
N oaw5c,s, who abandon useful indus.
Try ia the hope that something may
turn up" to give them a short Lease of
Office; it lerorgas the public service; and
while i! subjects a good Presideot to a
pressure Ihas has already proved fatal
10 several instances, it gives bad one q
power that may be terribly abused.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

The Governor of New Jersey has We,
toed bill passed by the Legislature to
incorporate q base bell club, en- the
ground that the fourth section authori,
zing "e1bibi,iona Of reots Of slroug,h and
all games requiring skill aod science,
might iudircctly sanction Illegal games
and gambling"
Tho excitement ia sIn Francisco
chou. the White Pines is undated -
Thousands Of people are going !hilher-
word, Flfty-six companys have been or
ganized in TIM! city since the first of
March to work in the mines in tht! Vi
cinjy,
Ths army officers 10 Washington are
Disconnected with the Iale consolidation
order, and most Of those who have had
permission to visit General Shorman, in
order 10 have their ass gomsnIs changed,
are heartily disgus,sl with his bluff man
neE9
Five convic!s at Sing Sing prison, New
York, gagged Two OF the keepers and es'
capped on Wednesday night Ono oil the
keeper, has sIuco died.
General Sheridan hiss expressed his
preference for Chicago os a place Of res.
iieoce. and i, is uodsrstood he conlem-
hates establishing his bsaduaarte,s
there, whenever il shall be practicable.
The ParLersbnre Times i, informed
tba, the Baltimore spd Ohio Railroad
Comn,py will soon nav. rains running
from Baltimore to Cincinnati! without
change OF cars al tia, place.
S.m,tsrv Rou,voIl ia much pleased
9Th ,bs rn,di,ion Of The Treasury as OK
bibi,sd in tse customs and revenue re-
csinis which, since tho Is, Of January,
have been unusually large, and iacraas-
ina s,oadilv. The income from lakes
which win coon comet VIII ''"el' tho
hSureS largely
THE Wavnesburs Republican says that
the meanest man on this green earth
livns in MOrrsntO3p. WeRt Virginia -
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Tng New Orleans Picayane urges up
on its readers the necessity OF Cultiva'
ting food crops, instead Of devoling
themselves so closely 10 cotton. They
can live without cotton, but not without
corn, aud there is great inccttitude 10 70.
gard to the raising of cotton. owing to
the host oG enemies by which it is fol,
lowed. The Picaymc predicts that If
the policy 10 vogue there is carried out,
the planters will fnd themselves food
less before Juna or July, 1t also calls
upon the Legislature to pass law to
render void any advances on crops to be
raised, whether in tho shape Of drafts,
notes, OcceptanCes, or otherwise. This
it calls mercantile aud agricultural gam.
bling, which ought to DO 0s much dis.
oourOged by the law as that which is
now specially reprobaled By it.
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TNnl.,rl for Sale.

I OFFER AZ Private Sale a tract of land con-
i tanning sixty acres, lying noarthe, Wa,ssh
oGOld Town Creek, Robinson Township ma
son county, West Va, There 10 subslanlla'
frame dwelling house containing five, rooms
a good well OF water, good barn, stable, anu
ali necessary out-buildngs on tho premITSGhs o
also two young orchards, good fences iG LILY
land Is all cleared and perfectly free iron, o''
crs, and has been in grass ior several years
Also another tract of land containing Imy
acres, and lying on the waters Of turkey sui
one milo from the above tract. Princip5aiiy Nv
cleared, with good young orcha'd' ih n,oS ~
very desirable property aud viii DO So'u ruV1 y,
For further particulars enquire at thus o'hco "
of the Undersigned rooctss
Jan, lam, ~, hu"N"'"