davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
BroOklp gral Gstat, for SaI..


A LEASE of house in Brooklyn, all furnished,
n for SALE great bargain for person be @ h, us'i
JAQUES, No. 1s Broadway.
VALUABLE CORNER HOUSE, in the finest
fBIeelya within WAi Of the sreA add sqSs
NcwiOrk for SALE cheap snd VI
the 6n locaon for physician teEt euL Be altered
class Bakery which needed In the nslghborhOod PArs
with JOHNSON Il MILLER No. Is NasssaBL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20

~ PnbIsltd ibII Jas,
FREE RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATION. - Pro-
eeedng h the Second Annual Meeting, with th. AdI,,,,, md
Remarks Of o b. ProuhnghAm Ralph Tsdo Emerson r. ~ HsSs
son John Weiss Rowland Consor A. Bao Mrs JuI, Ward Bos
Mrs Luey Stoue and others Price - Sa evsrwr H
postpaid by the Publishers ROBERTS BROTHERS. Boston
NEW SIC.-ENTERPRISE MARCH. with
IN splsHdid portrait title Of JAMES FISK, j.. soc ' ~
D0DwoRTB, No AssrpIe, NY
VT'HE HOLLANDS is the most successful novel
SdSsd library AOBlL 1saTt Of ever rs.aI
LOklN1. PsklahsT, kes,ea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK, Thursday, Aug. 10, 1862.
There is not much doing in real estate at the
present time. To-day, the Messrs johnson & Miller
made resale of two Brooklyn prospect Park lots at
prices, however which not regarded as indicative Of
the real value of building sites IN the immediate neigh
borhOod Of Prospect Park The Messrs Trusde Crane
had good day for their sale Of plots at Toms River,
Ocean County, N. j.. and number OF people were on
the steamer Neyersnk in her morning trip TO Port Mon
mouth on their way attend the sale OF SEASIDE SITES
Thomas Mabar of Hastings has sold his dWenlng and
lot TO Nj. W. j. Marcellus for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
GitV Stal Estate for Sal..

A NEW four story HOUSE, 25x62x100 brown
N stone high stOOp
Fhh marble ball mante throughout With Improvement
street severed and paved JOHN C. CRAZE 70 Broadway Room -
TOR SALE-Three of the five small new
foarstory HOUSES Thirty between LI
ngob Park nearly completed location easE Apply
TOD. J. JARDINE. Architects No. { l67 Broadway.
DOR SALE--The three story and attic brick
HOUSE Ma 10 West wAhnGtOu place. near Washing
Apply on the premises
$15OOOO TO a L2AS On first st. BQ }SSr
BRTY City aud State Of NewJerscy Principals On. EMMA.
SON. No. CeRtSssL ..s ..I.... .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
atb. Ssrstp ataI estat. fsr saI..

Al LII WANTING FARMS--Cood soil, mild
N climate miller Of Philadelphia Price
Aso Improved farms apdrsds settling. See
Address G. K Lands. VBslABa ssW jsusy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
Situatiuus WlanttS- -Snmalts.

GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
~ Trustworthy constantly 70 be found at Mira LOVES GERMAN
INSTITUTE. No. First Bowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
guus SslllnS gfaI estate for Sal

Ok PER ACRE for 600 Acres of LAND,
~ IO Long Island within tive hours rbIs Of cay,
railroad offered az this eEeesngH low
quick sale Terms easy H. A. RULASD Co,
t..' . Ne Beeknan n, NJ z.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24
State Normal SCHOOL,!

Prot W n. White reports 10 tho
Legislature thai. the Marshall ColIeSs
Nopmsl School Vas opened onthe 10Th
of,J6ne, 1858 and That during tho first
session. e0;aiIs.!ng Of only srn VEG. week
ithcrc; xara q StGSopts in a.sQpdaAss-
eleven in ttse-tsSbrrnai and IL In tho
Academic, and Primary popArtuen'''
prtfs IS. r., TtsnpH9;S Mc 'Prihcipal:
Hssesl4SssSI St8os ,iI eaJ ssfss y
.EvSss"thc Asds,aat Tea sh9E,:ss eelS"'
a $6e6 seSarhrusnsa TEzof ourses Of Nor
'.,nsY &Ho 8tattsEniag' eEehdertetf enel'
ia.sp az Il 1 osesfS s.5saS enf
to qualify forteaching common schools ! 100
including thcto4,sh training in the En'
1Tlf,h btauchss''' tEs:,his,o'-
r, DFs%ihS A. At$s ss Soarsd fl !;
,oiosy, Philosophx.i4 (GahsS,. 7ThsorS
ana prsrties aon 1ToAchingI 1incrndi:rs'
tho pr;nciples .pd ,Ms,hoascf;9rEa!.-
sr;us..@i classifying aSaa.sn stf sgsip
SCHOOL, ia; aud the best methods q Leaf I:
ing the different Observation-Disclosures
Z; a. :, Higher Normal Course, intended TO
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

n, oc, If tpstlrr to your whole stale: AT -. ~
,n..cns Of Tic lcyIsntIve part 10 We l:i6 ; ~
ssIrs IL II only * tho halls Of Legislation my
EsrtX ' "r %lS tho cs,ns Of other sss
afans urge in On &Sa!lns 2sanfSs Tn
SsECeiHn: If they nf3sat roISGcf Ahn Sentl ~:
Hsrit5,sc cotlntg ;cvcry c4ueSSs XII I'm tr1
. sSs ,"SxS i sGyny you yoi: g d $ n,
5S,r iuJvIncni, fTntatll DIVA y"uS GctMf n.ri
t&r error To lin, III ctl$Eut\ whEk wv wv I T,,
sS ESr ~ your SSur s,"tc ~ consSencJ ,,o,r
do not think. by denying &" I'D? SGc'in ~. -, -
rIrh IT, ynu'Succccil III her ruin. We hnSE INV, ~
territory md natural resources. wilGl W. ~ v",,
iroc; population mud wealth, tn %nicn 81, ~ ,3Sn,.
rnrcndrr OF nntagoniSm Nv wicked IN ~ !. l% ,
Isii, ono day your power I'm tho coliis.s y, htic
Staa must Yield. letter 10 aons justice Willy "
we nrc weak, and SOW in our minds the ST." ~,
~ Mtins grntittidc.i There Hsnothine I'M, tr ."
ei,I!ndles the permanent tcscntinrhi m ~ Nv"
pcopln ~ Legislative WRONGS Ailu hnmi,iiS s
nfot,sns q livGlier gratitude III "GhR rppi i !.
tilan Legislative iustic,. ThorO is u btent lG;st
In INC minds OF otir ,prople. !thnt sou OF! inS
north. wcst nrc Combined against Ms. GU ntSr
p10 Ia LEAR
M inst foundatlon. Sot Doaat your rnilr0aiS;
YOU nd o,is,ize our neglected. region. 10 WHOM
do VIZ owe our miSfortunGS? Will ynu pcrpet".
ale them By. tho Hnlno. r0uISS Of leE.lstniih
fins NOT the page or history inst heci, written
ocrOs, The brow Of tho old sal: nn4 Hlll !ou
mo-, profit by It's tcncllIngI? Was IL not one OF
the rrInvnuccS against tho old Sntc that lHcn
inond was not central" Will you now ToH'"
that error? ''..'' go
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24
FROM ,sr c'arAs6pr: T4''ss.::ph..
Disabilities. .,

The rcbals in this State 90 u"t vote.
mother do ithor hold; Office. xud thsre
arc other disabilities imposed upon
,hem. Rebel lawycrs cannot practice
and rebels cannot teach in the public
Schools, neither can rebels prosecute 4
.;,lit in .our.C Courts" :''.'''' MS =,
The prohibition from: voting: and
holdin" Office IL Is constitutional disa-
biljtv, and OF course cannot br removed
nv. lrgisla,iom. The disabilities i'm
posed upon lawyers. tcachcrsnnd suit
ors, are simplv legal dismhilitics. and
can DO re,Go we'd ut any time by the Log.
'is(nturc, aid tho result bas hctn that
numbers Gf the lawyers have hadthcir
|,tisnbili,ies removed by special 'rDuct:
,nent. SouG tenchers have ,bccn so
fortunate en- ougli ns TO be permitted To
teachwith6Mt taking the" iron clad v.
oath.% Bat tho lawyers so'iar'havr hnd
t,hc moot favnrs shown thcm.| 'ssH '.'
L In regard TO these disabilities, VIC
have occupied pretty much hcrosi'ion
of sn I.,,Mconccynod spectator. '+'WN
l!t,fnk; however. al 80 lnany'hf the law
| .y-Srs have bcvm rfavorrR BY special en-
act,nc,if; the I,cgisl2ture might nstw"ll
kremopr the disabilities from the re-
I rnaIfdrr though VIC. shalt not quarrel
; with it for doing az it 1,kssea nbhut,it;
| Will. VIC are on this matter. ffwerrr.
wt:S:irf sav. itllnp It, would he very I'M:
:nroner 10 rencnl tho suitor's tc>lfGlth.
! VIC have litfsailc CT enoughin this'State
already, and tho repeal of The stis"r :
! les, oaith',rounlFbe :hceopu,iihS ot'lrin:
1Gra 's'box.H Lawsuits wdutd'bc The or,
der or The day. '>NFe have I'M our mind
suow dozen suits that would bG Smtpr-
81 Immediately by rebels wore 1lG
.uitor's test oath repealed, ndftnany
EbrtheSc regardless OF Justice! Tho 10y
n EtoI,fe ri MceSnntrS %dnld br'un.
NECESSARILY liarassed. fsiid would incur
heavy expenditures just to crafty rcb'
or maliSfitW No; think, howsvet. the
ktes oath might be abolished il, regard
ltntfcontracts Inuds;;aad Cultured into
ilyatz aIscrSU-r adj IrlH = .-,,I0.l
i.pbAso disabilities .aro rerH aMu ouing
40 a.elrtE :,L nnh,,s- instances, ,hus .iheir
con ARa trdt ring ,!tbu!wnrtwHs not <ou y
hrnfhpi,,s, hut destructive and Gala nit.
Lona 20; tiTe loyal people: of'thc: nation,
,w&a al! toe ZOE ihry':ira, :Gou ccrpnd; ~ Q
J t,iisktshsJ havesno right su sSrnsoblcs
l:l,ut Ms va, said,'So many 'lx%Sr lusVo
lst9 liai rdisabstisicscrrmnrednve think
tile hCAtI'nlicyI would ;ho
to.rc,HSsc,*ise 'dUInbAity from lawycrs
entirely. VIC, however, arc not OVER
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24
From England.
Formal Opening Of Par'iamcnt-lfc''
..Nnjesty'y Spcech-IW Things L0cclH

LoNpoN. February lG.-The forma!
opening Of tic new Parliament took
place this afternoon. The members OF
ihG House OF Commons. were sum-
niunrd touttend at the bar ofthc CHAIN
her OF Peers, to hear the royal speech.
The Queen was not present, but her
MajeSfy.'s speech was delivered by a
royal commission" and read TO the as
.scmblcd, house Us the Lord ,Cla,icellor.
The Ssppcecll-is iii su0stanct as, follows {:
Tie QtGcni' assures TIC" LdtdS and
Commons that tfe, relations Of Great
Britain, with all. foreign powers arc at
present OH an excellent footing. The
hope Is cxpressttl that negotiations
with the Unitnd:i Staics will place
on.a firm and ,duraLlc basis the. friend.
ship which shonld eyer exist, between
,EnSlaiia and Nlnerica.. 49,, ..'...,.r.11 .
=, The disturbances III, the COLONY Of
New Zealand arc.Io, br ,;rrgrcttcd, but
The Queen ;ir,s,lre, That prudence and
moderation. on The pVrt of The Govern;
night will prcycut Il recurrence Of such
? 'Ths 'ss,l,naatqs, xsJiich win bc laid be-
fore jig. Comm ons by, hcr Mljtr!!r' p
ministers, are Grained ,oI Nc bilsis OF
economy. coupha. VIII! ,@mcifnryIn, in
Ibc administration OF .the service. - =
4 Tic continued tnppTfstion ..of. the
operation, al iho. writ Of .h9oens cotpus
~ ,lrclnud j. regarded \. .papsccsNItY:
The, ecclcSiastiGsl. .arTangcnieni ,ror
Ireland itre. to, BIZ, considered, by, "Par.
lament. The leSislatton .Cor their
final adjustment will make large de-
muuds upon -. tic wisdom OF both
ERonsts: >r'yn' mis- 4qbtcct Tic Queen
e61tihaSs As f9iIGWs,: ''7"""'"H 20 q,
~" IlHm'per4iiadc,t that Careful ,i'c.
|'gardwiil.. lin'haf' to tKcn!frtctm,s'Iu:
,vuii3cA. mil 1othr, %Gifarc 't3f religion :
PTihi .t,at,n ttr6nSh: tlit duplication Of
lthG pEhicirles 81" tlnuE 'iSstitE !t0"tbt
I Tusstlbn tefoIcthcni. ParliajnentwIA
secure the undivided' 'i9ef: NJ rnf" lilo
ncopTc OF, rrrrrTttts on, riMvtto of IovaE
II ahd INV, t,cFacr :the"mefhoFs roF pa.
|cofIlSioii: and cherish tho, tympn.hIcS
ofan atfcctIonate people" ''r'i""'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

~, H{l2EPtcch IN r. t h$,a LsstSfattalrc
,Lieut,1 Marlin: Delegate from. IN.
Gouutydelivcrcl itbc following "r%n;
:nyr,ts.M Yr'og nei:o':n';I>"N -" +.
b ~ sero,!aud',hr se.Vl& isitutl,' nj me lohl-
thYfnvirsIiia!.,ntr Inc f6ima,4on NJ that enm:,
utIn4s,a,,Ht i,ns lleidio mot ttYrdt"'d dta'i.:
poin,ruruL When wo separate 'tro1n .heold
stntr VIZ hoped IuE.u rllauCc. Since the nrnp'',
usn pf t4,sfREps %gfIRYS3! ": Sar MI hug '"S
Offices both Siuic uid Frderal.i you nhFc h''.i
nixon /, str6 public noIldings and pubf'canfprov"-
mcnts such ms the PsnitcutlnrY. tho 1.'I'a'ic
.hkyiam. tGu Agricultural OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and high oilcinl<of ,re Sbate. nndur rejtta ia'nt
our brothers of.,lrc neutrality-suspicious. uar' " orr
-i4yi,u ill tho .hone,s and oalers H8?ihH Ss"fc'
th,n We. hut nre your :Ia pds ,ict'sF tE9R onr!
Whs1o ars,youf miuerslk7, Whssfc, tSyouE1fonit
yeul, extensive teal de4s7 b|iyn4poga Sna Gan
aslS, herc ayrc ypuf, talEL iT9FifiiG lo:
Ehafs III &ht lanyt:, Hvet&s y lnft!e Een TO
boil, dttbbHf otrs! i;taty 5fs Hot t1trEsSed w"
5tu7 si1T ali.as gig !, 3,a :;
4iii3 QSycf6cla 3;ia sialns nHtl 1H Xvii ,i,..
they c1iiiinIs to:tny tecttouy fha! Nv
hsSa kurlred from 20 lopE E1n SHsn1 "a,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

.,,-tx - s:a.
CoUG7 OF ApPEALs.-A sppGrsedeas
has been allowed in tho case of" the
Board of Registration of Greenbrier
comfy IS. George II. Lewis. ,,,,. =.
,Wri,s OF supersedsas ,wero'grHated
to judgment. OF the Circuit Court OF
Greenbrier county, on motion, in the
ca ,lsc or Joel Mcpherson, ass Clerk of
tho Giro uit Court or said coul ii Wal
lace Robinson, as, Sheriff; George II,
Lewis. as Recorder; and Alexander
walker, as ono of tho Supervisors
A writ orsuperscdcas was granted in
the case or Wclch rs. Crisamore, from
the Circuit Court Of Green brier coun-
49, Ana MISC in. the case Of Jarrett Is.
SiciSll, rom the Circuit Court Oh
Mohroe county. -. ,,,.,...,'.'.;;:-,
Last Wednesday,, IN THO case OF
Smoot 2;. Cook, from. the Circuit Conrt
( ofWyomilg county, Brown, J:;deliy-
crcd the opinion or the Court; rcvers-
ihy the Judgment Of The Court "bStow'
IN tho case OF Hossct is. Fisher, et al.
from the Circuit Court Of Jackson
comfy. Maxwell ). delivered the opin'
ION OF tho Court reversing the decree
of the Circuit Court, and rcmaifding
Tho cause to that Court for further pro-
cecdinSs there TO- 'bc had This twas
An appeal from = decree rendored.by
inSrc SisComns. 20 9o"h &c: "'Fr
d. 's.Berk,hkc j.. delivered tho opinion
Of the Court in the case OF Woods ars
Fishers administrator :from THO Cir
ruit Court OF Fsrctte' CO unty, affirming
tho decree of.lho Court below. .'.'''
Maxwell 5:'GcliSgfed the: opinion o.
tho Court in the case'of Carpenter e.
al. IS. Observation-Disclosures, from tho
t,iscuit Court orAMonros county. at
lruing the,decree ot. the Court below
.This was on appeal'irom'a 'deereercn
dereI.by Judge Hudson. 7o''i7i"'%
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

IT was very delightful for the OK.
rebels Of Camilla. Mitchell county; en-,
to show their DISLIKE Of Republican,
speakers BY shooting. them and thuir
symm,hlzin9 hearers. bnt it lns not
paid IN the long RIM. The freedmen
hive loft the neishborhood IN large
numbers. and the planters, will hareto
gather; their: own crops. il they, arc
harvested. at all. E.... '''- ~ ...'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

b ~
TrE. RepuJlican has found alInars's
nest-iu fact, two Of them. " A resoln-
ton having becu introduced in tho
Legislature of this State to abolish
half or two-thirds Of the husineSs Of
tho lawyers Of the State, VIC stated that
it was defeated because there were too
many lawyers in the Legislature r., c.
for it to. passl. This tho HeQn5Iic0n
thinks an attack on the lawyers! Sup.
poso, for instance, y measure had been
introduced upScttinG the Printing bus
mess; would tho yirluous editor OF
the Rep uL1ican, as'a member Of the
Legislature, have opposed il: Again.
We arc. cclisurcd for having rcprovrd
our nei9hbor for making wholesale
charge Ct fraud, acorruptiom rasca!ity.
60, &c, against the last Legislature.
and then, forsooth, admitting the dan
gcrous inffue@cc Of such powerful
corporation as THO Baltimore s. Ohio
Railroad,-which controls Nc Lcgis'a-
turc .1f' lHa,Ylaad (Den,ocatic), has Il
hold on the Lcgjs'utnrc Of Ohio (also
Dem ocra,iel and raas TIC nty@ Bal
limoje (morc, Democratic sliID. But
wr ask. achy did tlo.Democrass i'm the
West Virginia Legislature nearly aH
vote FOR Grafton, the ,avori,r point Of
the 3. s O. R.. RI We. aw"i,.an au.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

dated at Wyoming c. H.. November
4fn;;- f 1924 But this ia only al ore''ng',
Yc venture to assert. of the mnH ia
catties() Of our interior counties un-
der the present mt :whigh| wi!lt;;soaan!
DC the past) administration.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

FRoa Canada. We have accounts. OF
n heavy snow storm, began February.
II. The railroads were again blocked
up. 1t isreportcd that the late snow
storm cntailcd extra expenses on the
Grand Trunk railroad TO the amount
Of $l00,O00. ..--'.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24
For the Removal Of Disabilities.

Mr. s;hcilabargrr. with his usual in
siinrt at order and his usual sentence
Of system. has prrparcdia bili'"1:o reg.
Mate the manner Of,Mpplyin. 60 Con.
glr$s for the removal Iof the political
disabilities imposed by the third sec
ton OF the fourteenth amendment" of
the Gonstitntion'ot:thc United States -
Mr.. Shel!ahnrger's bill il tleSiSnedbto
substitute general treatment for topi-
cal or special. '.lt proposes to cstab-
fish tho following general ru!cs:,&..:
]. All applications for Tie removal
Of political di<abiIiticsmusrbc 10y pc
tiiiOn sworn.to before n United States
Commissioned, and filed iu"thc Office
ofihe Attorney. General, ofttbe United
States. The Attorney General shall
then. ms snon rs may be, tiic copy'oi'
the petition and documents with TIL:
Clerk of tho Hmlsr. Tho; applicant,
before filing his petitiOn, must give
legal notice Or'his intentions through n
local paper. ,.'N'"1rrt ri,t.Gi = Yt'y
q. Tho petition must atuto " hat Of
flee he held. and when, requiring an
"ntii to'support tho Constitutions OF the
United States, and in what Hcajacity'
mud nnnsicr he served in'tl.e rebellion,
and upon whit ground he. asks a iro-
mOvai Of Iisshilltiee,. md finally must
make declaration OF !iuturo 'nliegiancc
To tho United States 'SoVernnunt.ol :
e" 5. "khc United States GuvgTninCnti is
To furwa nd EAtat kuqents.in, the
case TO the Acknowledgements, iEiany;
tending 10 show acts OF violence or in.
tlmldalion observation-disclosures Of the Uni
ted States, on political account. since
April 9, 1866 ProDided,I that the ap:
plicanl shall at all ,imcsiiiavc accGss'to:
'a!l ne papers IN tie case, mid produce
siicll evidence "a nc may have 60f de:
sire t6sho& tayorablcHto Ills tHhsGo:"t =
!. False Sweariils. II made 'pcpitiv,,
and punishable acc0di1IS::" ""2H!t :
N,mpdcfaie' and lpStI6Nl.H UnlT if
every wclI:btliaycdir cbefin The SoGtT
may ~ rest6redtt full political I1ghts.
D." NFcSSY Observation-Disclosures
'P!urrea oflIlinois. which :, recently, w,
wny ofH "jokeH netlvd Chicasorlo.In,,
diana, bccanse oslIis' abscnes WILTON,
leave ',i Of TIC, the members rom INT, ei,y'
4a' passed 49, by, ysstlng, .lr!pSiIGq.L
av"'end'social power H.. llO Stu . In
:" the femalcpprttoh o0thc; sop,tta.ion
above the age Of sixteen years. ".o7tit
maze maze !uAl4a1wful. tfor any, ,male over
Twelve Nears old, tAIe, oSt, inter- dark,'::
IInipSj nrof,iAt ~ t>.,..., '''' -: : y
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

1r was decided at New YORK, OIL
Thursday afternoon, to send .DlaiSdcIl
TO. Sing! Sing 70 serve out1his three
years sentence for whisky frauds. lie
seemed surprised 1t being sent sooner
than he expected, aud said: 1T is
hardly worth Willie to send mo. "a |
expect pardon BY Saturday, or Mon
day, certainly, Al The ftrthr>t.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

."TnE negroes of South Carolina are
sadly, perplcxcd about State and conn.
~ taxes. They can not understand
how,a Sheriff elected by themselves
should turn around and ask them 10
pay taxes.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

Our bonds in London rose TO IIi:!
tho other day the highest figures ever
reached. 'Our railway securilicSarc ~
81 acknowledgements" Investments with
Enr1IpcanS,> wll1 begin 81 SEC The man
.itrS, destiny" Of the Republic. The
JiotllsrhiIls are saidln haze purchased
two million United States tir"i"rn
Ties (nr rho Duke of Nassau.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

Is Richmond, Virginia. the grand
fury have indicted James Grant. for the
murder OF II. Rivrs Pollard. The trial
commenced Monday. 81 .. ..' .
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

TIlr IIiilshorn Years says: "Ecv. j.
Med. VI ltthcw>, who la1 kept rr::.n-
lnr daily record OF III: thermometer
in ,his' place for thirty years past, has
furnished Us table for publication,
which shows that the average Of .Janu-
ary.' 1853. (ouly eleven years ago,) was
penrly four degrees 'cnrm.r than 'Ianu-
sry this year. January. 1872, 1913. 1915
and 1913, wcrc from one 10 two degrees
warmer. while January. 1886, 1876. 1850
and 1851. were al nearly abont the
same temperature As last month. This
shows tho value OF accurate records, rs
opposed to uncertain memory" ''r.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

4 IoSrEpERARa honds. had a1oslIa
e'otl'erddwin ;th6 To,,tiouIa oc,art'
,,ffbssI1$e?;;,15ank,.' ,wtfeadaJtereit lSr4!!D'
!pAad 4 ANfK RF :iasat GT9tsIyIH,$8tP'
~ t1i'aSlsS %verSIpleaaqpt IgnpSsss.ti'n
or tho Br3fish!n,indu,ir ytrYiani?,,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

ToR tho first time in the history of
Spain II Protestant. religious service
was publicly held ut Madrid. OIL Sun.
day.januury -. Among the audience
were many ladies Of different CLASSES OF
Society. We. = ". ' '.,l
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24
West Virginia Legislative.

3ud TESS7tSs "a = ,s"@ -
..fu tI,s, !scnates hills wero passed, :al-
lowing n: F: Deania,ror newisbirg, TO
practice law without taking the, test
oath; to provide for wimdinssnp tho
Affairs OF the Merchants and Siooaal.
ic.' Bunk Of Wheeling 'cx,entli$SS":h e
tim. for the Board OF 'sgPetstsors: OF
Wayne County to, qualify; for, relief
OF B: R. Haley, Of same copnty.;to reg"
ula,e tho sale OF spitituoits md other
liquors by drusg;5is; IN rclation.to the
compensation: Of assessors; declaring
tho National Savings Bank of:Whocl-
Ing a St.t9dcposi,ory; giving the Mu-
nicipai' Cour: OF Wheeling chanccry
Jurisdiction. Last Friday the consid.
Grafton Of the Capitol question was
made the order for to-day. The House
bill authorizing John S. Swami, ofthis
place, to practice law without taking
the oath, was. laid on the tab!e.i,i =.
..:Iu.the Ssouse, the Capitol question
was disposal sG.Ey refusing the offer
OF Wheeling, aud ::'locatiyg"tb esp:
itol Mt Psrkeraburg, by the following
votc:y -. egg 81. o.. '.''' ~" .. ="
YxA.-Mrxsrs. Allison, nowycr. Carpenter Of
0rrenDrcr. Carpcntc: OF Monros; carroll, Ioss,
if~nrp.i,irc. 'Kcrver. Mnhonl .aiauion;. Mann.
Miller, Powell. RolliIp. Sconcld. Smith; OF mor-
St,I, SnOIUruha
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

The question.is b. 70 means; settled
BY the vote OF the, House. In view OF
.,he situation We arc Of opinion that
Wheeling should ard =, y;lr retain the the
Capitol for tho next five years. "a Na,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

,ialSFHF q$sTSS, xgW = YSry: say',le
q !Ea4s lis .eon .taaqy ,facrtcsaisIIhig
, ,Hc i"dinatiqn''favur "a nsbuerai and
of'bniiao,ain s,lidircc.
uous. t':ir ,.n.iillN nHr.. MIMI :.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-24

r rs Florida tho orange trees arc \
sproutips out again, aud arc rapidly
Z, front the eifscts;t.f tho lutte,
ftsezg; buiTthe lemon lime? Tgna"a
aud allisatorpchrs show. no signs ..,,of
.luE,tnl t.A..-... .:..-.I .. 10. .n.M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-23
By Lee Il Goddin Auctioncers,
M 111a Main street.

TANNERS HALL. ON MAIN AND
Il PINE STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TTON,-Bv request Of Mr.. Charles II. Tanner,
whose feeble health prevents him from giving at
tention to merchandising, we will sell on MON
p. NJ. that very valuable BUSINESS STAND and
DWELLING known as ''Tanner's Hail. situa..
ted as above described, In the town OF Sidney, and
for wears occupied BY the owner grocery stand.
The building was erected in 1860, is two stories
high and is fitted up with three rooms on the first
floor, with large hall above, now rented to the
Orders of Odd Fellows and Sons of Temperance rs
n public hall. The lot fronts on Main street IS!
feet, and extends back about 100 feet in depth.
This is Justly regarded rs the best business stand
TEENS: At sale. LEE Il GODDIN.
-, Auctipucars.