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EconomIcaf.l RelIable. Lhe Fest.

EconomIcal,l Reliable, the Best.
DooLEY's BAKING PownER p il
superior to all Others In market.
Free from any injurious substances,
aud so nicely compounded that the
contents of each box insures light,
sweet, healthy biscuits, rolls, pastry,
&C., with uniform success. Only two
teaspoonfuls to a quart Of -four is
necessary, while those of ordinary
manufacture require from one-third
to half more. Ask your Grocer for
Do0LEY's BAKING POWDER, and take
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, = EG5 Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, With varnish for fixing at
tlsn % barr r. 3. 81 sffrlsI ssI a Hoc1tt g
ii ps57 The price of p photographs is
reduced to 50 90 per. dozen at WStT.t
Worthipgton e. Co.'s, corner Main
and Second Streets. Come, see u.s. Z
a lzIU azte sens I'm
-@a~%- .ool
B9- Novelties in Dress Goods, now
on sale and very cheap, at Schapker,
Bussing & Co.'S. SEQ
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GsTORE ROOET-On Fourth Street, ad-
- Joining Mann & Vaughan's. Six rooms
up stairs for dwelling Rent very low
oc5 VICKERY BROS
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D-CENT COLUEaE
EOR SALE.

Advertisements, in this column, Of three
les, each insertion, Thirty Cents.
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HONNTARR q OOMMEPtTlL
EeW YORK MaRKeG.

s q
BY TelegraR.Ll NEW YoRK. oct. g.
D CoTFoHE-Heavy and lower; sales OF 3,Io0
bales at 291Ec for middling uplapds.
~ FLOUR Receipts a,277 barreist tho mar.
Fet 1s.steady on low grades, and duh and
declining Tor other descrlptions; sales
State and W. steFn . 50 5000 90 for eytra
State; IS 9096 90 for extra Western So IS
as O for while wheat extra Ie5 05@B 81 for
round-hoop Ohioj 50 2597 00for extra 81
clOsin dull. Rye Flour quiet; sales of go
barrels abla4 load 30.
CORN MEAL.-In fair Request sales of 50
barrels Jersey az So 1895 o. HlfE
. WIIrsKY-liFnaer; saiesE 4 < 200 barrels
Western at 81 20a1 -, frea.--- -fr...
I aWHEAT-heceipts Off, 6l5 bushelss mar
keta dtIlly heavy and41c lower: sales OF
AZ 100 bushels at 81 IS for common NO.
Spring; 81 43fof mixed Western; 81 41al 45
tor WI uter red and gndbar Western; 81 48
for amber Virgintai IL 1901 81 for amber
: RgR1o Giet; sales of7OO barrels state at
81 q 4rnl1 NG# ailta aaFfl
BARLEY-Dull; sales OF $500 bushels
CANADA VEST 10 arrive, az about 81 45.-- Z.
BAILEY MALT-Quiet. Ea
CoRH--Eeceipts 2, i77 Bushels; the market
A. dull and heavy sales OF 4D,080 bushels at
S9g95c for nnsound naked Western ggc0
81 70 for sound do; 81 O9@l u for Western
Yell W., and 81 QS@l n for white Western,
Cara 6ceipts Z 1851 Bushels: the market
IS duh and heavy sales Of 22, 900 bushels al
6I@031zcf FOR new Southern aud Western.
kIG4; tl9liet anq staaeyi sales Of 81 bbls.
CoFFEE-Itio arm sales Of 385 bags on
prtv9te terms other kinds dull. u
SUGAR Mo erately active and barely
steadyf sales of751 hhds. Porto Rico at liz
9ll1zo, and 100 boses IEavGna 81 1215c.
MoIAssEs-Firun and more aatige; gales
OF ITO hhuR, Cuba kluseOFado at 50a58o.
H0Ps-t QUIET at l0g20c Tor American.
PErEOL EUAf- Firfni l7c for erudes 32c for
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- Is IN good order. Inquire at the Jour
nal Office. seplAs
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Z0uSE ANFs E.0T-On Eighth Street,
-. between Gum and Mulberry. En-
GR0vFs iy22 diff
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"OUsE-A good tenant can get a con-
- venient house, situated corner of
Eighth Street and Second Avenue. one
square from street cars. Inquire at the
journal Office. Oc5
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FOR RENT.

"OUSE-Brick dwelling, situated bet
Fs Main and Locust SIS. Possession Civ.
en- Immediately. Inquire OF G. Preston. lot.
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+ t Torn money taken at par for
goods at Schapker, Bussing & Co.
pIr100 Broche and Paisley shawls,
poplins and fine dress goods very
- 49, SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26
'Thc Suffrage Question.

NnuarchirS are rr-!rai Zee, by force
Republics by ali;rrlinn If The people and
alrarhlurn; to their institutions. All
we'll regulated Households are ruled
viii! consideration and affection. and
all questions calculated tn wound or
iniurr amy nrlmhrr are WIihdraW ll.
TLrr. are nrcu>iunS whrn severity OF
rule OYER Il particular ncmbrr is nrco>-
>arv for She quiet Of ia" family: like
urrI>iuu> occur ia government. when
i, becomes necessary /" rha>irn and
uuui.h br active force or the with
hn,diu" of some privilege !'r"m Il pur-
linn ul the people. l'nr lhi, j. never
done ia the : piril Of rrrcm@r. nor r"n.
tiuurd longer than necessity suggests
pr"pri"Iy. ..
It. j. ri.hl for a parent I" rliasii-r
properly and temporarily Il di-"h"d-
irui child. hut il is murder to whip the
child ,o death. It j. right for govern
mruts at proper times 10 withhold the
ballot from II portion of their citizen,
i, is suicide 10 continue t" withhoId
j, when the reason which suggested
the necessity has ceased.
IIu, not the time come when con-
vrn,iou OF the people should br called
TO take into consideration the propri"iy
IF restoring the ballot. 10 those who
were in arms against lhg Gnrcrnn"nl
in the late rebellion! II was natural
for the people always loyal 10 the GOV:
eminent. to mistrust their misguided
brethren upon their return home. IL
was proper for Il time to exclude them
from active participation in tho affairs
Of Il government they had struggled Ia
overthrow, and for which they were
no, presumed to have affection.
The cummOnrSt instincts Of seIi-prr-
,rrva,ium suggested this Necessity
and for its exercise they have no right
to complain. We do not propose 10
discuss this question from stand
point Of fear. but from standpoint 0)
love and right.
We deny for the action Of the Rcpub
lean party. revenge. We claim for H.
action high and lofty aspiration in
It's efforts TO 10 right to all and wron@
to none. Having rightrd itseII
and vindicatcd truth, shall it, now dc
wron. from any motive, least ofall, from
the false hypothesis that the path o
error is the road TO power! We be
licve that when the rebellion was end
cd. the surrender OF tho South was NOR,
sincere than some have been willing tt
accord. No people ever groaned un
der more tyranniral dcspotism. Th'
ma>sr> ut the South were exhausted %
their governments. nnd were glad tt
throw il of for any other g0vcrnmcn
which promised pcarc and security
! The return to the old government WA
temporarily woundim: to their pride
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26
Letter from SichoIiLs. County.

NICHOLAS CIRCUIT Oounr-J UDuE \. liar
msoS-1Thc Nay term Of this court opened
on the first day Of May. Judge n Harrison
presided. Tho charge Of The learned Judge
to tho Grand Jury was eloquent. In re-
viewing the changes mado in the school law
and the responsibilities incurred w school
officers, the learned Judge paid most elo'
qucnt tribute to the system OF common
schoois-a system frsighted with the most
important blcSsinss-a system conducive to
the best interests of law, morality and order.
Judge Harrison made most favorable I'M
preston. IIe is undoubtedly II jurist OF EN-.
incncc and gentleman Of culture.
4 largo amount Of business was transacted.
Twenty Judgments Mt common law were
obtainrd.
Twelve indictments for nis'lcncanor were
made by the Grand Jury.
One felony case Q.cwis brown, colorcd,)
was tried. lie WIS acquitted.
Twelve miS,lcmcanor CASES were tried.
Verdict for State except in one.
Several important clmncrry suits were dc.
cilel.
Twenty thousand acres Of land i'll this
county will be sold hy decree Of court. Capt:
+. &. Putnam, States Attorney and delegate
to the Legislature from this county, WAS ap.
pointed special commissioner to sell said
land, which principally belongs to non-rcsi-
dents. Capt. Putnam (a~Iricnl to the loca.
ton Of the Capital ut Charleston, rs his vote
showed last win,rr) was appointed special
commissioner in several cases Of land sarI.
Several lawyers from nLrnad were in nj.
tendance. Howard Holt. Esq. ErnX'on e,
IT,. \. &. Snyder, ESl, I&w,hnrs ; Perry
Wrlhcrrl. Esp, Wooster &. H.; j. II. Ma.
rinmis, Esq. 'ayr,'c &. H.; Felix Baxter,
CLAW G.. H., and last though not least, our
clever and GENIAL lrieaI Major +. c. Gaines.
Fayr.tc I. II.
We are under many obligations for amcn-
ties received from the officials Of the court,
especially John G. Malcolm, Sheriff, and j.
:. Craig, Recorder and Clerk.
TE iHtI FL
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The Pacific Railroad.

SrEAEIN,. Of the accomplishment O.!
the Union Pacific HaiIroad. the New
York TiIJnHr says:
This triumph seems ,ous an epoch; no, he
low. in lis National Significance, the Dcciara'
a,"n Of Independence, the emancipation OF
the slaves, or the acquisition oI California
|, marks the browning success won III r'dn'
en-. the continent on whose wilderness our
iorciathcrS catered to til. uS'> oil c'F,''%.d
man. Ircon,,itu,cs the definite bo"fi ami
material guarantee for the pcrpetnily Of M
Ocean bound Union. It's the symbol OF that
now certain Futrrc in which the English
speaking race inhabi,ins this "New W orId'
shall become the most gigantic ami power
!ul nation known in the worlds history:
1t gives direction to the great currents OF
population, shapes the course OF trade '"r Il
large part Of both hcmlSpheres promotes
peace and the spread Of the civllzlnS arts anu
becomes thus All event not merely III The an
nails Of our own growth to national greatness
but in the history Of progress III Human wv
il'Zation.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

but between lnisrulc md no govern
mcnt, they preferred tho OLD govern
mcnt Of tkoir fathers 10 any other. We
do'not now speak Of those mcnTwho
stayed ut home ait cherished. their hnto
to the country We are speaking of
the brave men who riskcdlifc and pro-
perry for their ideas. We, can never
hope to restore to the government the
affections of the coward, but we do
hope to restore to the gov eminent in
the closest Bonds Of nationality the af-
fections Of the bravo. The government
has nothing to fear from the coward
but much to hope for from her brave
sons.
The peace and unity Of the country
is secured. All the principles con-
tended for by the Republican party are
now accomplished inCts. Tho late
slave il II voter. and stands equal IN his
religious. political nnl IcSnl righst. a
growing country. mt peace with itself
and with The world. invites rcinuncrH'
tive labor, The principles Of the de-.
mucratic party passed away with hu-
man slnvrry. Any future effort TO re.
vive them will be as feeble M idle. IL
will begin and end with that portion
Of the people north and south who
were never in either army. and whose
day Of rule and power is over. In
ninety days successful Republican
administration has secured quiet and
peace TO the whole country. To-day,
Tennessee is rs quiet as New l0r X.
Those brave men who fought us ought
now, in our Judgment. to be allowed TO
feel that they have Il country.
Some of them may act with our OPP
pOnrmls -lllnt is nntural--hut large
part Of those Voluntarily relieved by
Us. and allowed again to return to the
ballot, will net with The Republican
party. Act where they please. they
can Ito no harm to the country. by rG-
STORM. confluence we will rcst"r" tli"Ir
affections 10 HE country and state.
It WIS always expected that IT. soon
rs the ballot waI given To the former
,lnyr. it, would be- restored 10 hi.
rrbrliou- MASTER. i" withhold
i, longer in our judgment. Is
uuwi>r. To restore il is wisdom.
policy and RIGHT. The time has come
when n State convention should be-
called to consider Of the proprirty OF
restoring the ballot to those who were
inarm> against the government. The
>lav-a,-homc Conservatives might br
allowed 10 vote nj some future time
-av AZ ) wears or more. 20 b" fixed by
the convention. We AK the attention
eli she papers Of the Stat" {" Ihi- qn">-
tinr. HEPl I'l.iCAN.
CuAELE>ruN. May 2ls!. lNI.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

We are in receipt Of II letter from
Hon. W. T.. Stevenson. Governor of
West Virginia. from which We make
the following extract which explains it.
self:
Il have received II
letter signed by the Governor Of Mas
.achusctts. and many OF the leading
business men Of that Sale, desiring {"
know the wish Of the people Of West
Virginia. u. To the proprirty of h"ldin"
an international Industrial Exposition
in the United STATES, on the It'll Of
July. 1876; also requesting mn {" for
ward the names of the Presidents of
the principal! Agricultural. Mechanic
cal, Manufacturing and other indn>iri-
al dissertations within our State. lam
very anxious ~ givca satisfactory. and
rs near ~ can. Il full reply to these
requests, because | believe il might he
the means Of giving to the people Of
the other States many facts IN regard
to the natural wealth. and advantages
of our own, which ~ yet are conparl-
tiys,v unknown. and enlist in her be-
half the efforts OF men in whose lcNl-
con there is no such word Is fail.
ANY prr>on in possession of any
facts with reference to the enquiries
enumerated in the above extract. will
confer Il favor upon the Governor Is
we'll ~ render substantial Arrvir" /"
the state, bv communicating them 1"
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Senator Wilson on President
Grant.

m
P''"'S l" wv '""' - "".".
Gen. Grant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !"
which he commences by saying that
Elm ,vo months ho hos boon pr,sidcn,
, ,,, ,o,.,,s of ,r;,, srrh -. mo
"''E WV"
has never known. FROM all sections
Of the land. says the Senator, "ralnr
49,, .r,os, n,r.;.,cr, v.hrmru, rrr,-
,o pr..i,,r, L.,j
sure '"' i''''' S"''' - Nv
ever encountered. !crhapN tue pres
Surc for office was for few days in
IS,u uui,r u, s,ron". but the pruhiu"
:, :. " =, ,,, ,,,
Z c''H wal ''''"'' ~
pcncd ii,at rast array OF disappointed
app.iranis made their way back I" find
,,r,, ,rl u.rhau, Lruo,ucc the r:r>i-
1872, u..., c,...
"'"' IL "'S '"'''"''
. W IlS"n ; Language:
Srvcva. appointments have been
,,, ,,.,, v,.rc .u,, III 10 Lr made"
NV. .",'' ,''', ,'.;,.,,I- n.,hn pr, ,iiru, sec
~, ~ 't NV, ,,',, ,.,mtIntIv hmm. that
,,'.', ,,'.,.,,r. ,;;,I ~. .nrrIijr corrected,
,,',, ,,'n.n ,rrn,.. veil, he .imoui,iuu,
=, ,hn ,.,,urr In sni;r. however, al;
H., ,,i.,,I.c. for which the President
:: NV ,", ,lonc rr.pnn,iblc, the new Az
,,n;r,mrr,. h,vr hrru. rs 4 whole,
marked improvements. Fnur-lillhS %
! the arpnintrcS are ADLER and purrr
men than the mrh whose pEaceN 'h'!
'aEr ., ~ j.. ,,,, ,,.r;,s ~. ria.
,l,nrr;,, ,t ,hr ,rpoin,rc< 10 office.
there i and there will continue /" be-
for somr time, expression: 81 "'Sai',
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'''P'mT ''","' "' H., ,,n,i,,
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nor i''J" y: =! Wv .n'I;n.n,. tn,
: ny Wv "',nrrV'",,;l 81, III. ,,.
P''"'. u. Wv ~ ;i,n; I,,- ,,mn.
r"'''''' 1!,'., we 1870, w., ri,,In rnn !,
',''''s .i','' ' w. i", nn ,,T no, ,,irrJ
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l" i'r'.'! h.''i''''l', NV paw ;'ia"' n;n
'!'," ''I' '">' :"' "'' ''.I,;"i, ',n1'. LIN,
I.P.' W." f "", Tnv.r h"Tnr, h,.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

We publi.h this week Il communica-
ton from tho pen Of Il distinguished
gentleman, we'll known in this vicinity
treating Oh the suffrage question.
We commend the article to the care
ful consideration of all fair and candid
minds. Let the question be met with
out passion or prejudice, and let the
subject be treated according TO its
merits. We intend, in . short time, to
rccur to this matter, reviewing the
whole ground.
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Virginia..
RICHMOND, Nav il

NICHMOSD, Nh! III
In Il suit against the city Of Rich.
moud to make her redeem her small
notes to tho amount Of $l00.0OO issued
during the war. Chief Justice Chase
has decided that having been issued TO
aid tho rebellion, they can't be re-
deemed, as the Legislature which au-
thorized their issue was not tie JactO
legislature, and had no power TO grant
such authority, and had the notes been
issued for my legal purpose, AMI not
for the subvcrsion Of the Government
ihcy would be liable 10 redemption.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26
American Baptist Home MISSION
AIRY Society.

The American Baptist Home Mis-
>ionary Society held their 9th annual
public meeting on the 18th Instant,
Rev. DR.. Jeffrey. OF Ohio. presiding.
The report Of the executive board was
read. showing the receipts Of the past
year rs more than $lIi.Oa0. number Of
Missionaries 20. onc-thir'l of whom
are employed in the south. After
<prakin. Of the very encouraging re-
suits 81 far. the report says: "Thcrr
are demands for increased efforts in
the northwest along the line OF the
Pacific Railway. on the parilic coast.
anon" the southern freedmen, and in
the republic Of Mexico; and the bonrd
is profoundly impressed with the i'm
por:ancc that every lawful and posi-
bic agency should be employed TO
draw forth larger offerings from the
friends Of Christi Resolutions were
adopted for the organization Of n
special debt for the education Of freed.
men and coIorcd preachers.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

Erv. Dr. TtxG, in his address before the
Newark Sunday School Convention, in speak.
ins OF the necessity Of greater conservation to
the work OF God, remarked II, docs not
make my difference whether we 6" down n
thousand feet into the water, or have but five
drops on the head. 1t is the Holy Ghost VIC
receive. With this in our heart, tho lind is
ours, nnd We arc conqucrors," The Iinptis,s,
as we'll u, Mrtho'lists and Freshly lcrans, hear.
tily applomlcd tlr Doctors address.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

\ MURDERER CAPTURED. - Nearly
two years H"n. negro named d"hn
Carter. WIS murdered III the Sweet
Springs. in Monroe county. by anoth-
rr nr%rn named .Ino. W. Lee. VINO
made his escape. The murder. NJ the
time. was regarded Is unprovokcd and
cold bIou,lrd. Lee WAS arrested about
three weeks a." in tarksburg. in this
state. dressed in female attire. His
wife. who is now living with another
man at that place. informed upon him
and ca;I>rd his arrest. We learn that
the Sheriff Of Monroe county has gone
to Clark hur@ 10 secure the party for
trial.
Lee will be remembered ~ Il hack
driver who made I.rwisbur@ his home
and operated between this point and
The Springs. - Grcc"bric'' independent.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

COLLECTOR 81 DrsTRIcr.-Capt. y. W.
Mann, Of Greeubrier, who, somr limr
ago. was appointed Collector Of [. :.
Revenue, tor this thc 3d) district. We
understand qualified one day last week.
by giving the requisite sccurity.-.N""-
roe Rcpubiicdn.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

SENATOR MouToN IL preparing al ar
guncnt on what conatitutcs II quorum
Of the Indiana Legislature. lie anain-
tains TINT il Is two-tlirds Of the actual
membership Of either House, and the
number will vary with the variance In
actual membership. In the case ot'thc
resignation of forty meInbces the
House consists Of what is lcit. and
two-thirds OF them is quorum.
1t appears TO us that it does not re-
quirc any great amount Of argument
20 prove SO sclt-cvidcnt proposition.
Let the people remember what the ac-
ton Of the United States Government
was when the secession movement
was carried into effect. Did Congress
adjourn on that account for want Of Il
qu0rumi II We rcmrmbcr rightly,
they continued IN session anil cXrr-
ciscd their Legislative functions with.
out regard to the rccusant members.
II does not matter what the OBJ ircl
may be in originating any such move
mrn;--whcthcr secession, or Il desire
To prevent the accomplishment Of amy
particular lc.islaiiom-thc remaining
members have all the powers which
vest in the entire body.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

lIoRSE STOLEN AHD THIEF CAPTURED
On Yesterday while rUiintubi" ltholcs. Jf NAL
den Township. wax attending 10 soni" official
business nn! leaving his h"r,c hitchri to I'll"
f'im''. lIr was mounted by u strnngcr who ro'i"
Oh NJ iIIiI speed. Pursuit was male In nb"ut
half ~ hour uItrr and the wouii.r. thief WINS
nvcrlrnuI~l on the waters Of MIIl Crock. md
taken back mud had u hearing before Jiistic"
Shrewsbury. who committed him 10 jail Ia
nwnii nn Indictment by The GRIND Jury az Juno
term Of court. The man gives his name ~ CHh'
ir"I, aud j. u FrrnchnhiI. aud now halls from
WyuiuiIi. County. nS u" SnyH, and claims Z"
have done service In this valley during the war.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

TIE great supervisory talent and
administrative instinct "f Americans
i illustrated by the :ar, tha, tw" men.
engaged in putting up a drinking l"un-
,aiu in II public square in Phliad"lphia
last week. were carefully watched ana
subjected /" irrTurn! advice hya crowd
numbering. from fifty TO live hundred
,rr,DlIS
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

GENERAL GRANT, dispatches bay, has
ordered Il thorough Investigation,
through tho military commanders, OF
the murders ia Georgia. This Is 10
more than the country, and especially
the loyal men Of that State, had right
TO expect. II the reports, Forwarded
by correspondents, arc erroneous, it is
time that they should be exposed. If
they are correct, it is the duty Of the
Government to use its power to pro-
,cct the loyal people, black or white,
Northern or Southern by birth, in the
enjoyment Of every right. Better that
the whole State Of Georgia should be
laid waste. and every rebel in ii killed
or bsnishcd. than that any American
ci,izru should be nj The mercy Of pO-
litiral assa.sins. The time has come
to stop these outra@rs, and to tcnch
thu sruundrrls that men mvc Il right
to think and to speak rs they please in
hi. country.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26

Gen. Sicklcs has been appointed VI ~
liter 10 Spain, IN place or MI 'ia'e' WI"
has been recalled.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-05-26
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT.
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Tin. t'ui,rd Sil,r, II America

Tor he N.fFf'f ~ Wal TH0i'd!
The United Silrs ~ America
TIr.. Sttl,. ten " Isli.iuh< anI
rrrt.ut. nr," barrel AMI whisky Pin connscatio,.
tLrtc;u, and three bnSs ri corn.
--,bc property Of 81. b. Arm.
ktrnlIg,
rI,IIE a,oy!. mentioned prop rty having been duly
condemned IN tn" United StLtes Distric' Court Tor
the District 81 VIZ, Virginia. to ID" u<s .: the Cnltrd
Sitr. uoc il hereby given that 10y virtue nf dscfes
Of laid Court rendered in ,Ad "ir th" nth day OF
November, l.Gs, shall. gu SATURDAY. the gum
dnU Of JDHr, lsG3. ut the premises ot u. u. Arn'
strong IN the County Il" oSnr. proceed 10 sell Tor clsh
To the highs. hblrr pubic sair the said proper!
lrrrin above described.
T. :. Marshal, u!strie; Of West virginia.
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