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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-12

CoNMUTATIoy OF SEsTBScE.-As was eX.
pected, Governor Wells has commuted the
sentence of death pronounced upon Charles
Taylor and Pleasant Richardson, of Uenricc
county, TO Imprisonment for eighteen years
They were to be hung on next Friday.
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G. COURTNEY s. SON have received
~ their usual large stock or UNDERsHIRTS
suited to the season. -
SUMNER MERINO,
AL-W0OL GACIE,
#'. HhLF-WOOL 9AUZE,
LISf.E THREAD.
SILK and COTTON.
for both sexcs and all sizes. Prices guaranteed as
low AS they can be bought In any market in this
country. j. G.. COURTEFY Il SON,
my ll--5t 8l5 Rroad strpet
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g PECIAL TICE.
pEVL1N'S,
I007,
OPPOSITE POsr-ogEICE.
In addition to our
LARGE AND WELL-ASsORTED STOCK
OF
SPRING CLOTHING
FURNISHING Goods,
we now offer large job lot Of
LIGHTWEIGHT ALL-WooL CASHMERE
COATS AND VESTS
At PRICES LOWER TEAM THE COST OF
THE MATERIAL IN THEM,
RS follows:
Spring Cyercoats at 50; regular price, Sls.
Single breasted Sack Goats, $40; regular price,
sl5.
singlc-breastcd Sack Coats 81; regular price sl2.
Single breasted Vests to match coatsh 81; regu-
lar price, 26.
single-breasted Vests, So; regular price, 81 SO.
Youths Vests s2to; regular price, 81.
HENRY IT. KILLER,
apps JOHN 8. DEFL1N.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY u, 1860.
Sun rises. s..........5.02 Moon sets......... SO.
Sun sets........6 IS High tide, P. NJ. /. 5
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VELoCIpEDE IS NOW ALL THE 60

BUT SPRING CLOTHING Is ALL THE
RAGE AT
B. ECHER,S, e..
No south Fourteenth street.
between Main and Cary,
where You will find a large and fresh supply OF
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES, and VESTINhS, for
custom work: Also, large supply Of stylish
READY-hADE CL0THING OF my own make
ana gentlesnen's FURNISHING GOODS.
Give me call and be convinced.
my 10 B. BECHER
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'TsyI my ,o9ss D se-' rALB0TT & BROTHER.
NOTICE AND CAUTION under.

NOTICE AND CAUTION.-The under
ri.iy ali persons Who have occasion TO purchase
hydraulic presses for pressing tobacco thar on
the 18Th day OF May. issa. a patent was issued 10
numbered IS $40, which Is especially ad4psed TO
hydraulic presses used IL comprising tobacco,
and consists IN means for maintaining the pres
water In The cylinder, and so as not 10 be dimin-
iahed by the leakage OF the water after the pump
has tet stopped. The undersigned hiss given .
license under this patent TO Ettnagsr d. Estno,sd,
Of Richmond, Giad to no otasr parties, tn make
and Sell tnts Improvement In the states OF PsTgtafa
States purchasing hydraulic psesses made oy any
other parties than the said Eitineer Edmond or
The subscriber. and usIrg them, VIII be liable as
-.asr.st a, sztEe.f.I q. Y. kYMHS.
AAnxrI A,x
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1900 MAIN STREET.

CLOTHING made to order by
4. B. SPENCE & SON. /
SHIRTS made to order by
e. b. SPENCE s. SON.
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale
by K. B. SPENCE Il SON. .
WALKING CANES, In great variety. for sale
by E. B. SPENCE & BON.
WEIGHT'S PATENT UMBRELLAS for sale
by Z. B. SPENCE & SON.
NECKTIES and SCARFS for sale by
L. B. SPENCE Il SON.
PATENT ELLIPTIC BKhCE sUsPENDERs
fer sale by e. B. SPENCE d SON. .
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS for sale by
II. B. SPENCE & SON.
GAUIE MERINC UNDERWEAR for sale by
E. B. SPENCE & SON.
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, and 6ENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
for sale low by z. B. SPENCE & SON,
my 1900 Main street.
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DISsOLUTICNs, &c.

Observation-Disclosures is hereby given
~ that The partnership between J. SHANKS,
a. BUWEES. and W. 4. BakkhT"I, transactlng
business un.er the name and style OF edA Sks,
l. 1W ErS S BARRETT, Was dissolved on the ISL
uAy cf May last. Ear 1t relates In the said
BOWERS and that all dt BIS due TO the late part
nership ave to be paid. and those due from the
same will he iEchg! sed At their house, No. Go
vernon street Purcell building near the corner OF
Main where the business will be continued hy the
said j. Shanks and w. :. Barrett under the irm
aud style OF eHASks i BARRETT.
j. SHANk5,
". y. BARRETT.
Dated this 10Th Of May, 1859.
Having uithdr rawn by mutual consent from the
above concern cordially Commend all OF my old
ii!eas 10 The new house, and hope that The pa
tr"nsge heretofore so liberaily extended VIII In
futurr and Its way a. heretofore.
my ll-lw A. BOWERS.
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8itErntond 9ispatrh,
WEDNESDAY. Y.............MAY IL, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM.
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
OITY. - o'=a
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STRAWBERRIES.-We will receive to-
- Gay fmall lot OF STRAW BERRIES-trst OF
'Is erH."n ANDREW PIZZISI 4 CO.,
NY u e97 Broad s.reets
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gTENCHL TOOLS ANDPLATEs.

~ BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
eJe BRAND CUTTER, l4lo MAIN STREET.
The new patent Branding Iron, for marking al
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
Rrass and German Silver Frames, steel Rings.
Checks. Tags etc. Wholesale and retail. nhs
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Dated this 10Th OF May, 1859.

DRUGGISTS' LABELS PRINTED At
- TIE DESPATCH pRIGTINa-E0UaE.
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NUMLER AND THE SPIRITS.

All are alike puzzled to know, in this advanced
age OF science, by what process N UMLER X
takes the SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPH; but all arrce
that the NaWKST AND BEST GOODS OF the
season have been provided by and can now be had
or SMITH THE CLOTHIER,
1903 Main street.
KID GLOVES, warranted sound, 81 so per pair
4
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ROOTS. SHOES, &c.
F9K SALE.

ITO CONTRACTORS AND
: LU3BgR DEALERS.
Fnk sALE-The LICENSE for laying the Pat
SS.l H'co!GOn Wood Pavement, for he states OF
virginia and West Virgins. Address
w. B. GREENE,
ap pg7-iIn" a2s Broadway, New York city.
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OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

! UUh ~ fUUR INTEREST.
i now offer full and complete stock OF
REkDY-MhDE CLOTHING,
for MEMS, Youths. and Boys wear, at greatly
reduced prices.
Also, an entirely new stock OF
GENTS FURNIsHING GOODS.
HATS
Of all the leading styles, which 1 am prepared TO
sell retail AT wholesale prices.
Please call before purchasing at
M. W. ROSES
my l--5m No. 32s Broad corner Fourth street.
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WyANTED, A WHITE GIRL AS A
w DlEING-ROOA SEhVANr. Sluss col
well recommended. Apply ut southwest corner or
Twenty ninth aud Franklin streets. Church Hill.
nv lI-glE
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WARTS.

WTANTED, BOARDERS.-Several DAY
w BOARDEsS and two or three LODGEKS
can procure good BOARD at rcasonab bic rStes In
private family near Franklin and Nineteenth
streets by apple alien through box 20! b lchmoni
post-oilIce Address A., or apply pers' naily, ut
the printing Office corner Of Main and Fourteenth
streets nv IL
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HVRSE WANTED.-A gentle, On
a sound, and low-priccd Ii UkSHLG1A
wanted Immediately, FOR plowi1g and farm par
poses generally. Commute Ations Addressed to
''A,n DiSpdtch Ui!ice, informing advertiser where
horse Can seea, win be aLtended d To without de-
lay. my l2-lt+
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES,
IN 1912.

u,HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
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r,yE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY I
TIE WORLD.

Cash receipts for the year ending February l,
,ssa over Sl3, 900, GOO.
cash assets, February l, 1869 Invested In bonds
and mortgages worth in every case double The
Su,ount ioancd). over S32, 100000
Number OF policies in force February, /, 1889,
G2,466.
rms Is =" condnc;rs on he nniv mt nr,ncie cEn
xh!ch time and eNpei fence has proven 10 b. uiti-
,r,t,ly safe and Trustworthy. All Of its profits
arc divided annually among the insured iii the
ms, equitable manner which can he used TO de-
ere asc The prcmin ms or To purchase more insu-.
rance y; the option of the poicy-hoiders.
Application can he made 10 Nc. Lewis Booker
NJ John T. GodGin, or lhe uprers igned.
-. n. WALKER Il CO., Agents,
NO. toi4 Main street
DE. j. 4. MCTAw, Medical xaminer. N.Y.
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baltimore Cattle Market. !
~ l-tiEaIy blD9.-.TJuxx "a.

BE EFCA TTLE.-price, to-day
ranged as follows odd Cows and Scala
wags bu5 50; ordinary thin Steers. Oxen
and Cows at 6 50a6 co.; fair quality
Bceves at I 0OaS 90; md the very best
l}eevcs at 8 0Oa0 90 per 100 pounds, the
average price being 725 gross. The
market was quito active today, but rates
unchanged from last week. ~
SHEEP Tho market during the past
week has been fairly supplied with Sheep.
but chiefly of an inferior quality, for
which The demand Is Limited, while good
and prime sheep are in good demand
Prices to day ranged as follows. Good to
extra Sheep 1T 4aG cents per pound gross.
Stock Sheep l 50a3 90 per Head. Lambs
2 5Oa8 90 per head. H '''o7 ~
yolIOGS. With supply about equal to
the domand during tho past week tue
tnarkct. has ruled firm throughout, with
an sdvahce on tho rates Of last week 81
fullyia5 cents per 100 pounds. Price,
.tn.iay ranged as follows Fair To- good
Hogs at21a75als SO. PER 100 pounds.
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THE FACTORY .G1RI.;siT
DC 'id' to liz lna. ,olorl bsi1trab
on THE blossom ASD, THE, BLIGHT

Gh tl'f S-laF ~ 81. IN 4Dbt. tlili ltliN
tho scenes Of which are infinitely more graphic
than those embodied in any Of The sensational
dramas which now hold possession Of tie stage.
"Tlic Faetort Gitlp will lie Immediately fol-
lowed BY d new story Of Surprising interest,
from the pen Of j. II. Smith, 'Esq!, Tadthor Of
".MinnigreyJp 'IStnpfeld llall, = ere, etc.
All the existing ,specialities Of the Mercury
will Oc retained, aud new departm;nis added
from time to TIME during The progress Of the
year. lsomantrs, Noveleties, Satirical Sketches
Humorous Poems, Fancy Tales, articles on
American sports and pastinics, aud o weekly DE-
gcst Of MI that is interesting in Thalricil and
ond other popular ADJUSTMENTS ind recrations,
will figure the contents ofitthe Merciiry for
coming year. 1hro'igl, the department appro-
priated,io the youthful nuthortsses Of America
hundreds Of lady writer's, no famous, first niado
the acquaintance OF the pnl,lie. IN 'l!s9
| This channel of decentralization between tho
young ladies Of talent md genius and the rcad-
Ing world will continue open TO the former; anu
reproductions rs are calculated to do them
credit and give then, prestige will bo' published
Will, such critical comments as they call for.
To mail subscribers our terms for 1869, will
be, Cash III advante-s Single copies, $3.50 q
year; three copies 81; six copies, Sl4;ss nino
opies. $50. The party who sends US $40 for
ub of nine copies will receive an additional
lpy free. Si1 months subscription received.
= dress CAULDWELL l. WHITNEY,
13S Fnlton street. New York.
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y MARRIED.

m BrRNslDESrsNlpER-On th. ard Inst,
At the residence Of the bridec father, BY the ,er.
7. F. Kemper. Nj. joins purnslles 10 Miss
EiiihlsthH Shiler, all Of lewis. Z " ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES April 9Th, AZ,
,he residence ofthc bride 3 father, by net. 7
+ ktmpsrM Henry snider to Mis- Margsry
,iurr,ii.s, all ofL.rls. ,,li .,il II. Il.
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u
% To You've GESrLEMES, OSLr'!-Wc
want to make suggestion to any Of our
young men who contemplate visit to
Parkersburg, by which they can have :" a
power Of fun" besides doing a kindness
to some of;the weakerivessels." ~ There
arc twenty-five tunnels between Clsrks-
burg aud Parkcrsburg, and tho first thing
Ii e q. smuggle. yourself into The ladies,
car at the former place. Then AZ the
first tunnel through which the train pass
es, as soon as nobody can see you, put
70 very loud Kiss on the back Of your
hand. Nothing is more curious than to
.cethe faces, Of your fellow travellers as
soon as the train amerges from the tunncl.t
Tho gentlemen cast curious glnuces about
them; the ladies blush. each ofthem be-.
lieving that her fair neighbor received the
kiss, and ignorant Of the m'n; who gave
il to her. Every thing goes we'll; your
prospects are excellent. 1.-THE second
tunnel you boldly kiss the drst lady; she
dare. not cry out. bearing in mind As she
does that her fair companion, TO- whom
happened the same misfortune, did no.
say anything. Can she behave more ill.,
dignantly? Would she not thereby be.
tray tho other lady to her: husband : For
the rest, the secondkiss was not as loud
as tho first. AT the third tunnel The
same course is to DO pursued toward the
next lady, aud 10 on, all Of whom, for thu
same reasons, do not ray anything. TITUS
you geta kiss at every tunnel except III,
first We would say confdcntihlly, tha
wetried it. and we would now rather
travel through tunnels than unywher,
else. i "a lN r-N "Ns % r Lli'.'aN NilI u
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r ANDs FOR SALE -Good Farming lands
III partly in cultivation, and the balance In
woods, for sale in lots to suit purchasers, ,stua-
ted nLcwis county, on the Stanton and Ear
kershurg Turnpike; 0 miles from Weston; and
in Calhoun county, on the Little Kanawha river
and on the Pike near, Grantsyille, Liberal
terms; Apply to OF adircss-4a. y ,yshp
FREDERIC, fotSE Agents for the? heirs Of
iI9FaX!Fousc, decd, atnWeston.isGG nal.ms
TIME NEW YORK NtERCuRY9roR 1869. /
" Thei3lstvolume Of this popular weekly
will commence with the New Yearaaud the pro-
prietors propose to make 1t the most brilliant,
varied and entertaining budget Of current liter
allure that has ever been submitted 10 Tic public
III Tie form Off Family Newspaper. Better Or
iginal stories than are TO be found in aay Of tho
magazines will gnce its columns; and, already
in advance Of all Contemporaries Of Is class in
size and amount Of reading matter, II intended
that it shall eclipse them all id every department.
Of literature included In tho iprohlammo Of .
6rs.-rate. Household Journal! 7oii.,y in
Tho lcading feature Of the new volume will be
4 powerful Story by Miss N. r. BRADDON,
author Of "Oscnr Bertrand "a ',Nobody 'Daugh
ter "Tke Outcastsi etc; etc, and one Of tho
most popular noyelists of the day, entitled
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',..,. y, .5 MEMory Of .i.s-.IIo.
5as q ssiss, william lie GrAND Ia. .s. s'a
.,., .GrIPrgy who ..,-...4
jra!3 ia5DEpArrED THIS LIFE
on THE 4 DAY.d2j.al ar
or JULylS3l AGED i .
10 YEARS 10MoSru I
and l9pay's9eRa
by the grace of God and an inhcr-
cnt love Of liberty, the people of Lewis
county, by a large majority, vote the
Democratic ticket; and in walking
through the ccmeterys at this place since
We read the above, we can only BE- sur
,prised at,they unparalleled impudsnce,o Of
the Post editor and such os he. We de-
fy him to point US 10 such an inscription,
placed over the remains Of his comradc By
the most illitcrate Confederate who shout :.
dorod q musket for. JEFF. Davis In the
very intensely loil county Of Nlouongalia,
especially the;pay!.riotiosyillsgc Of Nor.
gantown, where is situated that magnid-i
cent affair, the State Cabbage Garden, We
think 'twould be "policy" to keep sucli
things from public observation. /.
r Til WEs7oS DEBATING soclxrY.
,Pursuantsto announcement, an attempt
was made. Y organize on a frmcr basis
the Literary and, Debating Society,",
q. the Court House, on the evening
Of Tuesday. the 22nd inst, . and resulted
in more success than Swe had anticipated.
The meeting was called to order by the
President, John G. jackson !,
Esq. y,,,,,.,. q
ION motions brief address was deliver-
by Mr. Geo. Cozad, explanatory of the
object, q the meeting. ..,......-..., ~
. iAetemporary constitution was then read
BY Mr.. Wofindin. '@ ,5i.'E 32l,5 5siii
5sa On notion nqcomnittco of.tlree was
appointed to draft Appointment constitu.
ton; and report the same at tue next reg
ular meeting. ;ll. Z ~ -I.,Itr Il ii.e q.
On motion, a committee Of three was
appointed to prepare u suitable order Of
exercises. Huo " J'ae--6abpA s5l a,ft .
Oh motion. acommittce Of three was
appointed to procure suitable room for
tile meetings Of the Society. d.
by unanimous request. Rev. Mr.. Col
Inns made brief but interesting address !;
pointing out tue good to be accomplished
bya permanent Organization ofithc kind
proposed; when, on motion, it was y
Res0lrcl. That the thanks Of this meet
ing be rendered 10 Father Collins for his
efforts in behalf Of our Society. 'p- ~
The temporary, Secretary then announ-
ccd that he was in readiness to receive the
-. - ~ ,.n,,,,,,o, ,,;.,,;r, :, h.
come members, and goodly number re.
sronlcl. b.
"a motto, nov. Toosd,v ovsn;no At
IL O'clock, v,s tho time aono;p,elfor he
nav. u,oo,;uv I5.slf ,-p ~
On motion ,be Town Hall was solec,ed
nc ,hs n,,co FIR tho next meeting. +.
.aTbe societv beiu,, repularlv orsanizeJ.
rroceua4a 10 thu el.c,;o Of officer. for ,be
sr.r;r, =, ou ~ ,.r u;,h, ,be fol,ow;,, r ..
.ul..,,e',', Nam. i a NJ, I'M = T.
% l,e.,.,ep,MGeo. coz.d. s.otaA s5
vIre i'resittent-F. N. Clalfaptgi
7rsusuer-John 9. jackson. h"
y Seere'ary-Jas' W. woft'udinA y "
On motion. tue membership fec was
fixed at 30 cents; aud the dues at 70
cents per month. i'h'-' Il ,e I'D
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Tue Supervisors meet on the LIST Thurs.
.ds August s.$ s sna 1sss III; aoqH
In rHARr, Of CIarksburg, has cstab.
.lished ID, ourstown' branch of,this wool
and cloth exchange, Genuine Factory
Jeans, Casimsres,e Flannels, Blankets, &C.,
iie1shangsd III: wool onn The: best terms. ss,
ssuD i. 'tr;N a.. tie ab-
-tence ofourselffrpn, our editorial duties
last week,1anoa mention swas o,made, Of a
adance given BY slisssallie 'l'ailcy,:sther
mothers residence on the evening ofthe
sl6.h,inst. I'VE were present, and p,rtic-
ipatediin the general enjoyment; which
'1aRsa luntilthc wee small hours warned
l.tbeI guests that yis,swas time to depart.
Everything passed 81 Of Wy plcasantly;;Ia1
d,uess always ,fdo!aat Mrs. Bailcy's;.e ud
oil veto delighted sti ,the kind and
handsome marnerE.ina which they had
been entertained; ,r,,c:,,oe,,
.aP.,11r iCooD.-lioinsi cdoxaI i s n al
s.reeslatei tReEotlor night, xssApasscd I.
certain house, (uhich 81 namcless)
and; heard s9me fellow, evidently full as {.
tick, fall-bspyily down stairs. flushing
ft.u,icallv to hi,....i.,sncs, fearing thai
b. might DO seriously hurt, VIC saw him
ri,, m.o.tc.y to hi, f.e,o 81, n, nn,a our
,gpfoSsisa sid7fEy.insi u. with ths dig.
.snlty aFs.aachbpps!e e. Ia Senator he eS-
ssclAipsdl'-ssf uijcs JENNIE. 'lone. 4. Don
x Hp., Hers & yert slobARs arip FFg%ppJ FG.
alldi come down stairs that way?
y,Hroxs.EOn tho ion inst, a party
!. s9,csnnIr, ;srconit q nhn,t.r;n Il aboot fy5
,oul.. came over on a visi, from our
,t.Sc;rbbol;n,. DIV oftBos,oHr( BdckGannon)
to Weston. We urc sorry 1--WE; We were 81 no,
an hand. 70 greet .thcn, |; and can only
.blsme ,.thch,selvesy Gas their intention to
Witt Westenitvas entirely unknown 70 The
.ysuns people. Of this place. For kindnc,,
az, aand Courtesy, tie reputation Il our our town
is second to mono in this or the Old State;
aud We regret that any apparent ncslcc,
y II our Bucklannon, visitors should give
ID rise to sisuppdsitidn ii,hat las people v.
@sIetaeking npoli.cuessI ''''''''iI '.a,.
--tBuekhannon- papers please copy,lz
nr,,. p....o, -.I =. Md, - -. e, !.
assr.S .Sssf ,.u., f.o,, , .asl.,;y. ;n2 ~,
,..as ~. III m ji,ao.tas.IsI ~ "u,r;s,dI
E s1 : b ,pa II ,auann Inn, i !, ilenc,
!ssE.i. u, 49, a i..,ssS "a ..,...,s i.,l mr.
nj - ). i. i l., taa.,o.n !, ].
"a s,al,..;.sat.,i. NM, a.,.s. ,,;.,;aa,,' 4,
' 4 !. = 4 ~. II; r, H.. s,n,,ao,
:a,s,s.g .y.5!. !, y.ea.ia.a,;,, ,ss.en .ionIs
n, y. - .....',., , NH :,
,. -. sS .Ya's !
',a a.. d = ~. 4. ;,,.n.. :,
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in BANKRUPTCY.

TNIIIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, that's vattsn.
: Of bankruptcy VA issued out, o. the Dis
triet Court Of Tho Tit ed States Tor lie Dis
trict Of West Yirginia iagaihsti ths tate Of
VIM J. Pine, Of s on, in tile eothty of
Draxton, In said Dit tt..sadjulstla Bank
riipt on his own petition Thai the payn,th :
any debts aud tledtitery Of any properly bot
longing 10 such buhktnpt, 10 hfhiy Sr for bis
use, aud ilIelttnsfar of any property tly him,
are rhiddenbyslsw 4 and that IA IN, citing Of
jlhe rredltotsoflsail bankrupt, TO proyc their
debts mud to,eloosr, ne Or more ASST ases Of
lila estate, Will h,htl Int a Court llsnk-
ripteyp 10 hide h At No. 10 p, sttar 1trte,,
Clatksbure, AWrs, Virginia. lelGrciiR. s,
NorthyatI itaa., ltgsier In Bank tupny fer
said District, on The ??nd day Of June, l 50,
at y 'S'sss \ AAtf ioiia A. rrnszy,
Deputy fprIl Slack, U, S., Marshal, iurict
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

y baC0slMIssIO ERspNOTtcEgoy
George Ross, ~ ,aoo Irg- (iiio sfIos
's 10, II, Ill.,, e. a,,is:auq siol1oa a,oia
lloyd Lo!rndes, John y IN Chanesry
Darts, trustee, ID G.. Hale, y,rsr,sS
and Henry Brannon trustee ..Ju 5rs,s.
ITNhc parties In the above, named cause viii
take notice thu, lhavc fixed upon the 10th
day ofAugnt 1869, III my o flee in the town Of
Weston, Lewis county, WestVirginia, TO execute
the order Of reference made in this cause at tho
Nay Term, 1869, by which order am required
10 ascertain md report the liens on the real es-
tate sfther defendant Vim. Moxley,in thsdbill
and proceedings ncntioned,y their. amounts,
character, dates, order asd prioriticA teosether
witl,any other matter deemed pertinent BY my.
self or specially required By the PARTIES or either
Of them. no. 'rt1 t1stto9 jGagan 1 =
4 Given under my hand this 14th!daya Of May,
1860. 40. al ,WM. L. DUNNlNGT0N,,
Conn. circuit court Lewis county, W.Ys.
n4G-4t, lFH' Y" INV wv
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RuckuAsyoS,-The, election for muuic.

RuckHAEsoS;-The election for muuic-
ipal officers took place at Boston few
days ago, and resulted in tue choice Of
the following persons: 9,s III
Mayor-H. D. Murphy, -t ,;-, d
Town Council =, ~, Farnsworth, J.
G. FarnswortI, L. Rollins, s B. Phil
lips, aud J. D Rapp. FL -143t' az ~
No Town Sergeant was elected; so we
infer that Mr.. Hart still holds that posi-
tion. Tho ticket, as elected, is character
istic Of the place. With probably one
exception, (and he is dubious) the officers
elect would find a boon companion in
Wendell Phillips Fred. Douglass, Pork
Farnsworth, or any other niger! aI
-slososaALl4 AuxAD- in ignorance. we
mean. It has always been q favorite as
sertiou, made by every radical knum-
scull who wildly gcs;iculatcd and inconti-
nently shot off bis mouth on the stump
that Ignorance and Democracy were. syn
Onymous; while all the ability aud cul-
ture Of the country went hand in hand
with radicalism. As m instance ftle
truth Of this, we offer. the ifollowil 6.
which the Morgan town Post, S(radical)
says is "a fac simae Of an inscription
taken from a tombstone in the Me-.
cemetery in that plate: l,t, ~
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EjBR YB0DY q

7iI' 69rifih9 E1'gR YB0DY Cd
should keen constantly wiihinihtit reach those
acknowledgements tOsiit, esshily conibai dit
paie..C Robark's l,oci l'iilsi Rdlntk'sTStc
ath Filters. and linhark' : Blood Purifier THY
Ire ihfllihe In The lisva,ts for Witch iler ale
tet op,s,cndrd. W. (flALFAhTt
! .silh ~. sels astlt tot Levi. Cotuty =