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MARSHAL,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF I'VE WRITS YEN EX-
ID pOnds, to me directed from the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Middle Dis
triet OF Tennessee. will
On Thursday, the IIth Day al March.
1869, at the warehouse Of Charles Nelson, Nos.
Is and 20 Market street, sell 10 the highe bid
Ger for cash, - boxes OF Tobacco. being con-
demned as forfeited to the Lnited Ssaiss, IN
violation Of the Revenue laws.
E. X. GLASCOCK.
feb8 u D. S. Marshal.
Notice Io show Canse-Gn Bnnk rnpGeV
TINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT JAMES
Il ID. Bennett. j. Il. Lawrence, Drury Spur
lock, w. q. johnson. John johnson. A.. J John
son. Jesse Eldridge. A. J. GOOdbar. =. A.
Copeland add John V. Deck. have fled in
the Office Of the Clerk Of this court their petit
tiOns for discharge. and II was theTeupen or
dered by the court that hearing ke had upon
the same.
On the 23d Day Of March, 1863.
at the hours Of 10 lO1z IL. 111S. A. NJ u n l2JS.
J, IA and ~ P NJ. respectively. az the Oiiee Of
J. W. Johnston. Esq, Register ia aAinsbnrO
Jackson county, Tenn. and thar all creditors
who have proven their debts. and other persons
interested, may appear at said time aud pIaes
and show cause. II any they have, why the
prayers of said petitions may not be granted, and
that the second and third meetings of said
creditors be had before the Register, az same
time and place.
E. R. CAMPBELL. Clerk
y. 5, Dist. Court Middle Dist Tenn.
feb2i Wednesdays st
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TO ADVERTISERS.

The UNION AND AMERICAN as an advertising
medium shall not be surpassed by any paper in
the State. In enterprise and energy it shall be-
second to none.
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Subscription Price Reduced Still
Lower.
TERMS CASH IN ADVANCE

THE NASHVILLE UNION AND DISPATCH and the
NASHVILLE GAZETTE by consolidating the two
papers. propose to make the UNION AND AMKRI-
CANthe best and cheapest Journal ever published
in Tennessee. and we ask the united support and
favor Ofthe patrons of both the former papers,
in the new enterprise. pledging ourselves that
in every particular our paper will compare IA
vorably with the best in the entire country and
in saying this. we only repeat the expressions of
many of our patrons. who are most capable of
Judging in such matters.
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ii. e, JONES,
GRANDE NOUvELLES |
A CARD.

MOT HAVING IN COURSE OF ERECTION
IN Tailoring Establishment. land no prospect
Of any, and having no goods to dispose CT n
small advance on eOstl To gentlemen furnish
hard times.
Not having the means 10 procure foreign talent,
and being vain enough to believe that (having
eut most successfully for Mr. sam Pritchitt for
over ten years have native talent Of my own,
and will devote my best energies to SUIT all who
may favor me with their patronage.
By-the-by, / have secured the services OF a
professional RenOvatOr of clothes. (the best IN
the eOuntry and can guarantee satisfaction in
that line. DAN. }. SCANLANs
81 College st. (Sam Pritehitt's old stand,)
oct tItf UP stairs
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Ell GEFIELD AND KENTUCKY
AND
Evansville, Henderson
AND
Nashvilie Railroad.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 10. 1868,
" Express Train will leave Nashville daily
at D. m, and arrive at Hopkinsville at 6:22
y. IN making direct connection at Memphis
junction with Memphis and Louisville railroad
line for Memphis. Vieksburg, New Orleans and
all points Southwest. Passenger Fare
and Freight Rates as Low as the Low
est. Ii. l.. SHEPHERD,
General SuperinteDdent
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Notice TO the Stockholders of tn e
Tennessee aud Pacific Railroad
Company.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT PASSED BY
Il the General Assembly of the State of Ten
nessee, February T., 1862 authorizing the stock
holders Of Railroad Companies in certain caes
TO call meetings of their company stockholders,
for the purpose of electing Directors or Man
ayers for such companies, the undersigned,
stockholders in the Tennessee and Pacific Rail
road Company, do hereby notify all stock
holders in said company that there Will be a
meeting of said stockholders at he Courthouse
in the city of Nashville, in Davidson county,
Tennessee, on Thursday, the 18th Day al
March, 1869. for the purpose of olecting a
Board of Directors for the year ensuing there
from, and We respectfully call all stockholders
Of said Railroad Company to meet at the time
and place indicated for the purpose specified,
Election to be held within the usual and lawful
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FOR SAIEi

TWO YOUNG THOROUGH BRED STAL
Il LIONS. Of fine age. color, and fashiOnablJ
bred, fer sale Lew for cash, or will be ex
changed for good, young. serviceable mules
For particulars address
B.F. COCKRILL,
fob 9-1m Dixie Farmer eopyD P. o. box 3l5
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PIANO FoRTES.
MeClure's Music Store.


The underlined takes pleasure in announce
ing to the pubii0 that he has received anOthOs
shipment Of the Haines Brothers Pianos,
among which is the Parlor Beauty" Small
sized Rosewood case. full OetaVes, round cor
ners and carved legs. This instrument for lis
fns qualities of tone touch and mschanisrn.
attract alike the artist and amatuer. The low
priae at which they are offered, place them
within the reach OF every one. hence they are
destined TO be the great favOrIte Of the public
My stock OF SteiBway, Durham. Weber and
kraHshaar Pianos is large and varied, and are
offered at factory prices.
In Organs and helOdeOns, II deal in the Bnrtl-
EFT only, which stand before the public without
q rival.
Sheet music and small musical merchandise
in the greatest abundance, and sold al IeWsst
rates. novi-tf AS A. MCCLURE
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For Sale ata Rnrpain.

MY OLD HOMESTEAD. IN SEVENTH
WI Ward. South Nashville, boundary on
Washington. Jefferson and Pearl streets con
tains nearly four acres. desirable garden spot
Good building and fine water in the yard.
Could be divided into valuable binding lots
L. Ii. LANIER,
janl 3m fBI IS and 60 s Market st.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR RENT;
DWELLING HOUSE.

On South Summer street, corner Of Ash, havin
ali the modern REPRESENTATIVES,, Bath
rooms. Range, with hot or cold water.
Apply to W. ii. C0LH0UN.
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LNAsHI0NABI.E BOOT MAKER, IN
Il forms his many friends and customers that
he is permanently located at No. q summer
street. opposite the 81. Cloud Hotel. and is
prepared 70 make 10 order the finest style of
BoOts, CATERS tand Shoes. A splendid ct j
guaranteed, or no sale Repairing ne att
d one. f2l-lm
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CHANCERY SALE.


DARTlTION having been made BY decree
| 1of He circnit court Of Lewis county, in the
cause ofJohn White and Others vs.. j. ". Jack
son and others, between the heirs Of the late G..
i. Jackson, of lands in said county,, on Free;
man scrcek, waters thereof aud on the Test
Fork river, known is the Hall farm. and adja-
cent innls and the court having by said decree
Of partition ordered that partitioncrs should
pay certain debts and costs, and did Charge tie
same TO the respective nllutments land the said
pnr,i,ioucrs not having paid the same, and the
several owclties fparttion thereby. adjrdgcd to
be mid, and they still remaining in default, no..
,ice Is hereby given, that the respective parts Of
said land so par,itioned, unless relieved by pay
mcnt ofsaid charges upon the same, will, on the
first DAY Of the March term 1869, Of The circuit
court Of Lewis county, besold at public sale to
the higl,es, bidder, nj the front door Of the
court house Of said county, on a credit ofG, J?
and Is months, the purchaser giving bonds with
good security. For more particular
description of locality and boundary, reference
is made to the papers Of sud cause, in the Office
OF said circuit court. ,..st sg5IH plI
r n NJ. JOHNSTON.
r. ''-.' JOHN BRANNON, 3 Il
Jan 25-4t Commissioners.
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RIAEs ssEliEe.

AMMAN ALT AleGANN-0n the 9th Just
at Marietta, Ohio, by The Mayor Of that city,
Mr.. Frank NJ. Annawalt 10 Miss Mary
McGann, oil Of Weston.
FOSTEn-WOLF-On the 9th inst, ut the
residence of Mr.. G. C. Denhisoh, in this place,
BY l,ev. J. L. Sandford, Mr.. W. D. Fost or to
Miss Mary E. Wolf all of Lewis county.
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WE call attention to the card of Car
roll y Brother, marble workers, Wheel.
ing, W, Va. The business reputation of
these gentlemen is good, which should be
enough to insure them a liberal share Of
patronage.
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&. CHANCERY SALE OF REAL
a. -.N-.Il ESTATE 9tI i

DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court Of
ID Lewis county rendered in the clanccry
cause Of Edgar Campbell, surviving partner Of
himself aud James u. Campbell deceased against
Nicholas y. Lnger, Executor Of the last will and
testament Of William Bradshaw, deceased, and
Others, Twill, as Commissioner, at the front door
OF the court house Of Lewis COUNTY, on the I'd
day Of the next March Term of the circuit court
for said county, offer for sale, the following lots
of land in the Bill AMI proceedings mentioned,
to-wit First, one fourth part ofl lsacrcs, bcing
tkatpart that was devised to Sally Bradshaw by
William Bradshaw. deceased, lying in Lewis
county, on Fritz's Run, and lao acres, devised
to John Washington Bradshaw by said William
Bradshaw, deceased, lying III shid County on the
sand fork of the West fork River, and in case
Of the failure Of the above tracts 10. pay the
debts mentioned in said Decree, will then sell
the residue of the land mentioned in tie Bill
and proceedings, Of which the said William
bradshaw died seized, s i-a,t $40 Is
..r :, TERMS OF SALE. G5 I,
i, 4 credit Of SIX, twelve and eighteen months
will be given, the purchaser. giving bond and
sccutity. 10 MATTHEW JOHNSTON, I'd
jany25.4t 4l Commissioner.
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REvIvAt.-We are informed that re-
vival Of religion is in progress at the NJ.
L. Church on Polk Creek, in this county,
aud meeting with considerable success.
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ADIER TISE.uENTS.l
80. -. ..z--..t.r-- ---r------
WEST VIRGINIA. mi Of

WEST virginia. f1ui slT
"A T rules held in the clerks office ofie cir
tAcnt conrtof Braxton county. February
rules, 1859, .,...--., I,,s. ~ n,
The Supervisors Of Bran ID
ton county, complainants, I'll. j
rs IN Cha7neery.
Nimr z. IEod. Paul ~
", Stafford anil James ,.,l .g,.
Crmkshauk, defendants, ,cJ ],
The object of this bill Is to enforce lien on a
tract otland containing 81, 500 acres, situate IN
Braxton county, on waters Of Suit Lick Greek;
Cedar Greek. &C., in Franklin township, for
the non-paymcn' Of county taxes due thereon
FIR the year 1867.
And itnppearing by affidavit filed that the
defendants, n. StoH'Unl and james Cruikshank
are no. residents Of this Stnte, aud they not APP
pcaring, on motion Of compliments, it is or
dered that they do appear here within one
month a:tel due publication of this order, and
due posting OF n copy of the same At the front
door Of the court house OF BraxtOn county and
do what they think fit 10 protect their intcres,
in this suit. -. y..I.. fg1 "a
T. j Tcste: N. 3. SQUIRES, Clerk.
w. Newton, comp'ts counsel. n92-4t.
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y IT has been suggested that the Town
Council geta patent freezer, and turn
some of the tributaries of the Alley Canal
into skating Kinks. They might make
money enough to have an aldcrmanic din
ner. ~, f.-
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THE mutton-lcaded mulatto who does
the "hcasy"s tho Kingwood Joarnal,
says shetab!e published recently in this
paper,ffrom Daniel" giving the num-
Der ofdisfranchiscd men in, the. State,
,doesinos applyto Preston county-thcy
hayc not as many non-votcrs as stated in
the ar!iclcin question. 1.-The would boil
his thick Uranium fora. week or two, and
then get some white man TO read the arti-.
Gle for him, l lie might possibly know
what hcwas talking about. .As.hc mat
ter stands, he ia walking monument Of
how. big a damphoolaa man can make Of
himself. al1 '.' ' ..
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A gentleman in beverley, writing to.
us, says that rom their standpoint, he
thinks Grafton should DO the Capitol. ~,
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Trout and maple sugar are the latest
things in the mountains,
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VIZ see BY the Legislative proceedings
that Mr, Smith, member from Kanawha
county, last week introduced House Bill
No. so, to exempt John Brannon, Esq,
of this place, from the provisions Of chap
ter 80, Of the acts Of lS66-in palmer
terms, to allow Mr.. Brannon to practice
his profession without taking the test
oath. ~
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1np net, proceeds Of the oil wells at
burning Springs are estimated atsl2oo
per day. ''''''
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REvIvAL.-Ihc revival mentioned last
week as in progress at the Baptist church
on .Murphys Greek, still continues, We
understand that several conversions have
been made, and that the work goes brave
'ly on. 'l' 't. wy Vi.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
LA.CAkROLL C. BRO,
Workers IN Marble and Stone,
John St 4, East side Of Stone Bridge,
. WHEELING, ". VA.

" 0rhCTS IN WtTOtC uHu StOhe,
John St 4, East side Of Stone Bridge,
WHEELING, W. va.
Monuments, Tombs, lleadstones, Nantes,
Grinlstones, etc., always on hand aud finish.
cd to order. Plaster Of Paris supplied Oh rcn.
sonable terms. Persons requiring anything
in their line would do well to communicate
with them, and learn their terms before pur-
chasing elsewhere. fube2 1yob
rU'O THE CITIZENS OF WESTON. ~
d IT Is with much pleasure that | announce
10 the citizens OF this place that our Academy
has been rcopcncd. As nothing is OF higher
Importance, or should elicit deeper interest III
the hearts ofparcnts than that OF procuring n
respectable education for their children, II will
an, certain, be cheering to all 70 know that
now an excellent opportunity Is offered.
Our good bishop, the Right Reverend r. Y.
Whaleti, has sent Us a young gcntlcman-NIr. L..
Donogan, 10 conduct tie School. Mr.. Dono-
gan piesen Is his credentials, honorably merted
at the dublin University Trinity College,
which. beyond Doubt guarantee lie com pcten.
cy to tlke charss Of d Select School. lie Is
Mlly competent to hpart q ihoro' gh n,etcan-
tie and commercial education. lla will teach
the ordinary course OF Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry, Surveying, Natural Philosophy, tie
use Of Globes, and will give especial attention
TO English Grammar, Composition, Geography,
History and bookkeeping. Hehte, | ieem II
my duty to apprize the parents Of this most ad-
mirable opportunity, and request them 10 see
at once that their children reap the fruits OF
this advantageous, occasion. The terms Of tut
tion will he moderate. The Latin and Greek
deIarlaients wllbe taught By myself Iwi |
etdeavorito render the study OF these languages
rs interesting and as Easy n, possible!
p Y. BURKE,
.rb l5.2t Catholic Pastor,
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ETaT ~. - ~ 2 FTil = ~ o y =
how big damphoolaa man can make Of
himself Y w ~ ,
Sr. VALENTINES DAy.--St. Valentines
day occurring oil Sunday last, a greater
portion Of the sort Of nlisivcs usually for
warded by the weaker and stronger sexes
to friend and foe, were despatched to the
Post Office early gu the afternoon Of Sat
urday. The pleasant excitement Of the
day seemed to be shared BY young aud
old ulike-and even oursclf, WHO urc now
ycrgiug on the three score and ten aliot-
ted to human kind, were filled with vague
fears, fond hopes, aud dire apprehensions
Fun, however, seemed to be the order Of
til" day, and We confess to our share Of it.
Intact. VIC never rcmcmI o. having 50 much
fun on q Saturday siucc tho day George
Dawson made Gus a patent docr-lutcbi aud
then We spent the aftcrdoon opening and
shutting tile door, to get u more complete
Insight into tic workings Of our eomplica-
ted but substantial present. A great
many valentines were sent and received,
some appropriate, and others the most
unmitigated burlcsqucs. We are. in fa.
vor Of a more frequent visitation from the
patron saint Of ull things tender, for
while It would add to the wealth. Of "thc
best govcrnmcn. the world ever saw it
would encourage trade, nut new life into
some Of the more dormant Of the fairer
portion Of Gods handiwork, and possibly
let us hopc-bc the opening chorus to
songs Of welded bliss. 9 + ete"
lTmu AsYLuM.--Wc make the following
synopsis Of nlattersat the Asylum, from
the recent report Of Dr.. Hills, tie Super
ialendcnt:
Remaining in Hospital, October LIST,
1sG7-malcs q females 81.
Admitted during 1S6S-mples SO; fe.
males 80. b, ti,F,s,.,
Recovcred-lnales 4; females I.
Improved males .; females none.
Died males II; females 8. s,N
Remaining III the Hospital October lst,
1s6S-males 81; females So.
iaaA Average number under treatment
1872. sU,U.aa. III
Admitted since the opening Of the Hos
pital--Jo,h sexes-252.
Number now remaining. in Hospital
both sexesA1S0. !.
The following IRE the numbers from
each county now represented in tic insti.
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!, Coon JoKE.-TNo men--both ofthcm
two-and-a-hulf sheets in the wind, were
trying, the other night, to spell! Massa-
chusetts, Our readers can picture the
scene much better than we can describe
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vyMn: JOHN Jackson will accept . the
thanks Of this. institution for timely aud
proper present OH WcdD SHAY last. q
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TIN tadpolcs of the Alley Canal have
called on tho crawGsh to aid them in OK.
polling the mud turtles. A mighty hard
job, for they are "hard Shells" you
know. u
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The two men-Dent and Frum, Of
Morsantown, mentioned in our last as
being charged with committing an out.
rage upon the person Of Miss Mcfarland,
near that place, have been releascd'on a
bail Of $1,000 each, to answer the charge
at the next term OF Court. They have
published a card, declaring their ability
to prove their innocence. whenever they
are allowed to do SO before the proper
tribunal. cid e0
TnE CllrncuEs had very good congrc-
cations on Sunday last The Rev. Mr..
Crowler, of the NJ. L. Church, South de-
livercd two of his eloquent and stirring
sermons AZ the Baptist church, We
trust that the suggestion Of Mr.. Crowdcr,
in regard to the early formation of n good
choir for that church, will be speedily
acted upon, There Is no lack of raw ma
terial-of the best kind, too. Mr., Cur
It's preached at the. Asylum in the after
noon, In the evening quite little scare
occurrclnt the Episcopal church, occa.
stoned iy, the arrangement ofxomc of
the lamps, A small panic constituted
the damage. IN
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We hare on hand at this c6ice large
quantity ofBhANK DEEDS, and JUS
T1CES BLANG.S Of all kinds, gotten
up in Me best style. Cal and eraminc.
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To-Day, 1877 years ugo. there was
usEcred into the world that humble indi-
vidual known as George Washington.
There was time when foolish people de-
lighted to honor this anniversary, but the
glorics of modern loilty partake too muc b
of progressive nature to trouble
itself by thinking Of the hallowed patriot
ism of the past. s..,y' q i.%ga
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BucKfASSoS mourncth over her Le.
parted hopes, ..a.. y. ....
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SOCIAL PAHrY.--On Wednesday even
ing last, very pleasant party Of invited
friends assembled ut the residence Of J,
2. Jennings, Esq, on Rush Run, The
laudable cxcrtions Of Miss Jennings and
her friend Miss a. b., rendered the af-
fair, we arc informed, one Of the happiest
of tho season. .g0 .,.9 .t1 " n
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.r.,rE.wlsT YlRGlNlAas

C1T.ATE,WLST yIRG[NIAMS :.
- At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
circuit cour. Of Lewis county, on the first Mon
day in February, 1869. -, -, i,..
Jesse SMsiaM' I'd ~ Plaintiff 80
vs., ..,..,,.- ,.s7tx. i.,,s.s,-G bEG-
Wm. Gibson, e al DEFENDANTS. .i
The object of this suit is to recover judgment
interest thereon from Nay 9Th, 1863, for three
OF corn, and one ton Of hny, thcprol9rty Of the
ants, and appropriated to llleir own use.
~ Anil il appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendants, William Gibson, james NeasOn
and Mortimer u. Johnston ara notrcsidcnts of
Ills state, and they not appearing, il is. order
cd that they do appear here in one months after
due publication Of this order, and do what Is
necessary topro,ect their interests in this suit.
F.f A copy, testc: ft ~ 9!'1
feb SIT GA. JACKSON,I Cl'k.
/ u D. NJ. Bailey. Plaintiffs Attorney.
WEST VIRGINIA., "a ,saisE5
4 Trules held in the cl,rss Office ofithe cir
Acui, court Of Braxton county, February
rules, 1869 In
The .Sumrrisorsof Brar- i, .-..,5
ton county, conilaaina.ts, =
'seI+ i''l rs 7'" IN Ckdnctry.
Christian T. kotch, 1T. l.l..,.
The object of this bill is to enforce q lien on
ii tractofland, containing lO-acras, situate in
IIraxtoa county, Clay township, on the Little
Kanawha river, il being part Of a tract Of land
that was conveyed unto The said defendant by
a. Mclaughlin, for the non-paymcnt, ofcounty
taxes due thereon for theyenr 1867. eli
And itappearing by affidavit filed that tho
defendant, Christian 7. Ko,ch, is not. q resi-
dent Of this; State, and he not appearing, on
motion of the compliments, II is ordered that
he doupmar here within one month ai,er due
publication Of this order, and due posting 0fa
copy ofthc same at the front door OF the court
house Of Bmxton county and,lo what he Trunks
fit to protect his interest in this suit. 49,
lr Teste: N. Is. SQUIRES, Clerk.
w. Newton, ocomp'ts COUNSEL nS2 At.
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rr!ME TABLE,
II. & q. RAILROAD.
TRAINS will be run on this road ill turthe

L
no,icc, as follows: ~
-,I'.s MAIL TRAIN WEST
Leaves Grafton at WA ll:45 4, y.
Arrives at Clarksburg at s., l2:49,p. N,
Arrives at Parkcrshurg at d, Il sos r. II.
: FAST LINE WEST. ~
Leaves Graf,onat .,J,ls b. $50 a, NJ.
Arrives ut Clarksburg at ~, S.t $40 \, ",
Arrives at Parkerspurg at lt;l0 a, ".
MAIL TRAIN EAST,
Leaves Parkcrsburg ut 1910 a, NJ,
Arrives at Clarssburg at $50 p. NJ.
Arrives at GRaftona at iHi I 400 p. ".
FAST LINE EAST.
Leaves 2arkcrsburg 5:25p-M
Arrives at Clarksburs at 300 p. NJ.
Arrives at Graftou.at r-l-' slL.- 1910 =. NJ.
For further particulars pply to ". H. Free
man at the Clarksburg depot.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
10 Master Of Transportation.
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CnolR MEErlSG.-We are requested to
announce that on Tuesday evening next,
at 7 o'clock, meeting will be held atthe
Baptist Church, of all those DESTROYS of
aiding in the formation of n choir. Tie
object is praisewortny one, and We rec
ommend that there be full attendance Of
our young people. Cgg.lOY ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-22

last Sunday night was .lcmost stormy
one Of the season. sf rsa
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-22

OvEncoArs were again in slight demand
last week. }Htl7'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-22

TIE editorial, convention at Grafton
was mo such thing"