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TBERFSCiA TTLEAPriersto.d,y
ranged as ws:-0ld Cows and Scala
wags at 8 l21s4 90; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 4 llUa4 90; common to
fair Stock Cattle nj 4 0Da5 90; fair quail.
ity Beeves at s. sos 50i mud the very
best Beeyes At Q 5Qs7 90 per 100 pounds,
the aver,ge prise being about s so gross,
The market Va dull tu.day 4, derline Of
IS to so cents j e' 100 poands from tho
ratcs Of Inst week, ,.,.,
P-The arrivals, during tie
past week have been large, but tosetir
with those pnsoll at the close Of last
we KS III rs,., wvrc in excess Of the de-
M nd md wc ro,ice . lrcliue Of to perth
on tie rites Of last week, Prices to-day
ranged US follows. Fair to good tat Sheep
u 3ta5s cts PER poudd gross. Stock
Sheep l SOAP so per head. syc,4
HOGS--The supply during the past
week, though no. large, was ABOUT sufi.
Client fpt the demand. and the market is
without material change. Prices to-day
ranged as follows, Fair to good fat Hogs
at IS Scala 5, per LOO pounds net.
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THE LATEST ECLapsB
WESTON UNDER 4 LoIL CLOUD
De Cullud Branch oh de Norf
Mel0diss Church on
Dress Parade.

On Saturday, the 2S,h ult the color.
ed loilists of this section held what was
called the Quarterly Conference" of their
branch of the Northern Methodist Church
big preparations had been previously
made by the darkeys llereabopfs for tue
reception Of their "cullud bruddersp-
many a chicken roost having been depop-
ulatea' and SEVERAL pantrys and smoke.
houses having been surrep,iously malipu.
lated, A. an early hour Of lie day aen.
iloncd. sable, defenders of the Union-of
all possible and impossible shades, shapes
and makcs-begau to wend their way into
town; all around could DO heuro the mu.
steal "elomp, clomp" Of their Ne. Is bro.
sans.f and theiromulicioust" yah, yah pa:
the jest Of some ebouy.skinned companion
And these male uigscrs didn't come alone
I-T-Dinah was there il; all her glory aud
periumery. Almost all Of the ncighbor.
ing towns-and counties were represented !;
and after the crowd had partakeu Of the
fare which had been provided for Then. by
the colored loilists ofthis burg, the whole
posse formed a procession and marched.
singing as niggers only can sing--toa
grove pear town, where Baltimore dar-
key expatialed to them on the dangers Of
the situation, lif.
We first were made aware Of the loil in
au1 by the peculiar smell; and while en-
dcavoring to ascertain its cause, came in
full view Of the line Of march. The ne
groes in, the procession numbered proba-
bly, 150-worth, on an average, before
the war, $500 per ihead-or, to lump
the whole squad, say sla5.0 900. Lead
ing the van, with an ori6cc in his angelic
countenancc. which would easily have ad-
nlisted a yoke of oxen, was an African
saint, shaking to the breeze The "star-
spangled banner" This ofi,self was sui.
fcient to arouse the latent spirit Of pstri-
otism in the bosom Of anyitrus lover Of
his country, and we impulsircly jumped
upon a pile ofrocks and cried with a loud
voice "'R-a.h for the Onion Be.
ing something Of an artist, We Immediate
ly 50. down to take sketch ofthc "Con.
ference" but finally "guv it up" as The
requisite shading made altogether too
black a;picturc. Tho following is tt.de or
der OBJ pcrccssion :"
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shall guard The purity Of It's columns with scru-
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Republican In politics, we accept all the logi.
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stand by the principles upon which the Repub.
licAn people Of the nation, through Congress,
have settled the issues growing out Of II. .r;.
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ea s S siaS li ss apt 'P ps ssna es sas
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EA FKEW, HAGANSt& HALL,
b. ~ ,L,6 IThteling,rR US.
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al infnitunl


"A Ai.er q considerable '' length OF period
spent in holler'n, and ges''cula''n ''ous AZ
de grove, the party returned 10 town anu
chung out" for tle nirbt.
. u"s NN -" ~.
ounday was repitl'ion oi oaturuay,
Nithth exception ofihe ssrarade
feature, and that on tho evening of that
day tho Northern Methodist Church in
this place was generously offered for their
use. After some hesitation, the offer was
accepted, with the condition that the mfg
gers should have the, front seats seat vi
course their "whito' brethren could see
no rea lonailc objection to dds ) and at
night Tie church was both crowded and
scented. lfany one should doubt thls
par. Of tie story, We would advise that
they poke their olfac.Ory organ il'o the
building Tor a moment, and the evidence
that will greet them will be fully as con-
elusive as can DO desired. Tue old
coupiet has i, you know, TINT ,i;s8s
"Yoa may btsak-you may shasser the vase If
Blu, the Sc scent Of The rose will cling round i,
still" -.....,.,.,,.-. ~,
We think thu hesitancy on The part Of
the shades in accepting the g, church church and
in not allowing white radicals tojo'n IN
the procession. IS hlghly commemorative .
True, chosen few WHO had beyond
peradventure shown their loyalty to the
government and the niger, were admit
tod q divine service" ID The church; but
!. - ,-..,rr,rsed that colleetion
+. "'' 49, ii Il, ,s.t,r. ~
should be taken up anu tue uatheys ~
doubt appreciated the remark OF the old
lady when she said that "every little
HAMS (Our renders will recollecs that
n''r q, ia. .roton - IN. tl,e o,,e vim
!. .oe gu IVY 'p0a Tee. ~. ,H.;r
lived near Tue sea- however, Wv ''a
passed off--witll the exception Of the RAIDS
before mentioned-very well. No arrests
we're made, although such things could
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TEE Cl.ovHN Foor
Read For Yourselves and be
D0ubtcrs no LOnger

On the day on which the darkeys had
their Conference" at this place, a large
number of pos ers, Of which the following
is an exact copy, were stuck up in various
parts of the town. It will DO noticed by
those to whom tho na.aes ore familiar.
that loilists "yithout regard to race,
color or previous condition of slavery"
are delightfully."- intermingled in way
which must more than pleasant to any
true follower Of radicalism-probably
half of the officers and speakers being of
the new, national color. And yet these
radicals will tell you that they are not in
favor Of negro suffrage and its consequent
evils. Bah! Read for yourselves; and
from their own mouths let them be con-
vie.ed. Here is che document: rgg
GRAND MASS CONVENTION!
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GOOD HEAITH

Is paiamouiI! to w.alth. II tie system Il In bad
trdet, pt,rgs out the vile hnmots aud distetnfers
with ttvtasks Dlvbd piils and get Tie internal
organs performing their regular functions, and
yae in nrd.r, keep them 80 by the daily use ;
''''"TA - NJ r Il cHAtrANr
shia nvetit i'm Levi .oan 4tstntis
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ErERYBoDYs

Should keep constantly within their teach, ttess
Invaluable remedies to successfully combat dis.
ease. Robatk's Bloed Pills, Rbbaekis s.bn,-
ach Differs, and Robaek's Blood Purifier, shey
are infillille in the diseases tor which they are
Recommended I'm. CHALFANT,
p '7 Sole agent for Lewis Conaty
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Tns CoN1r. =, The comet, ID ibis locaii-
ty, is geuerally conceded 10 DO a humbng
Astronomers said 1t would be visible any
clear night during the months of August
snd Sci tsnbyr, but thus far We bavs not,
even siugb' . slippss ofitstiilt
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It's puwca Of soothing and healing for Al cuts,
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or Thad to travel all the way to New tYsrk,fot
it.'-N,Y. Evening News. iFt.sEfg.s I
AL Druggists in Weston sellit. ~
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Sent 10 subscribers fol- 81, so per year. 4 gratis
copy sent one year 10 any ptrsbh who obtains
six names and forwards thtm with tie money
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for $500. This makes The Unioh the cheapest
paper Ia America.
its columns are filled with capital stories BY
the best writer's, and that charming yatie,y ID
poetry, wit and general miscellany, so well
calculated to please all lovers Of good reading.
Now Is the time 10 sLbr.tibt. All deal "a sellit
Adde'S ELLIOTT, Tll0MES, 4 Talbot,
'I1 Bbstoh yn&.
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A RELIC Herr, Niccally, Esq. n
this county. The other day showed us a
large cedar wulkiug-cans. which be cut
nauy years aso gu ous Of BOoue's battle.
srouuds i'll Kentucky. Mr. McCaliy had
tie iuitiuls OF the great hunter put Oh it
as d nulnento Of the time and place. ~
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OBITUARY.

GAsTDN-Died, on the ist inst, at Gas.
TOMS Mills, Lewis comfy, HARVEY, son Of
Isaac CASTOR, aged 8 years and 8 months.
Weep not, fond parents, your little bud
Is plutk=i from earth to bloom in Heaven.
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TIKI ir.-Whle YOU talk Of mint juleps,
brandy stiashes, aud all that sort ofthiug,
give passing thought to simple drink
which is equally as good, and is not half
the trouble to make. II is this:-Taks q
spoonful Of whiskey aud drop it carefully
oil the bottom Of glass, then take quart
Of water and throw il out Of the window.
aud add more ubiskey to that in the glass.
Tu,te to see is strong enough. If ESQ, add
more whiskey. Let this preparation
stand until you are dry, aud then drink II
clear. .i.I NJ
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u Bosros .Awe see Tia. the Bnekhannou
Nt,es Is on lis last legs; aud that. IS I is
a failure MS a political organ, il proposes
to Try the Independent style. You can't
get worse than you arc, Groves, no mat
u, sbs. postOt -si.s 81 you, .s.',,, !,
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Secretary.

How WILL THIS MISUNDERSTANDING
from the sad contemplation Of the uusatis.
factory base ball sport between the Red
Stockings and the Haymakers the other
day to tie aquatic DEMONSTRATION on the
Thuines ba. y few days later, We must
say that odt Proud admiration for our out
door sports has been shaken. Our athletic
friends upon the other side Of tile water
may aatter Themselves that "Briltania
rules the waves" but there is one national
gAme LETT to US, with which we may safely
challenge tue world. We aludo to tho
aesthetic aud highly intellectual game Of
"scven up or "old sledge." Asa game,
this is, Nationally speaking, our bulwark.
The true American citizen learns intui-
lively, as it were, the mournful history Of
the -four kings" in this connection; be
needs no arsful professor to demonstrate
to him the value Of "a "jack,"' and few
there urs who are not skilled id the prac-
lice Of that deceptive legerdemain b.
which "teus" are extracted aud made to
do numerical service as againstthe unwary
opponent. Byall means let us have al
international game Of "old sledge,'' and
We will bet all our stamps that Weston
can send out ''uine'' which will easily
bea. "All England" ..- 81
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TOURNAMENT AT CLARxsBuRa. -Obr
wide-awake neighbors Of the Clarksburg
Conservative have offered as prize at the
Tournament to be held at that place on
the second day Of the fair a magnificent
pair of silver spurs, which, together with
the customary onors, will make the oc.
casion one Il much interest. We would
urge strong delegation from this county.
The Conservative says: ssssi = i4iq sna
1.-The managers of..he Fair have adop.
ted our suggestion and decided to hold u
Grand Tournament upon the second day
OF the Exhibition. All unmarried
knights may participate, the only Icondi-
ton Imposed, outside of the regular rules,
is that every Knight must be in costume.
10 the successful Lance we will present q
handsome and valuable pair Of silver
spurs. We presume the coronal ceremo-
MES and dance will occur the same eve
ming. Thislwill be aigrand feature Of the
exhibition Of $50, Petersburg. Wheel
lug, Weston and other places are expec.
ted to send knights, and an invitation is
extended to ALL Our Clarksburg Laaces,
we are sure, will treat. those who may
compete 10 the J0ust with courtesy"
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Tue LITERARY SucIgrY.-pursuaht to
adjournment, the Society met atthe Town
Hall on Tuesday evening last.
The question for dsbate-"Is suicide
a greater evidence of bravery than ofcow-
ardice'-upon which John G. Jackson
was affirmative aud Geo. Dawson, mega
tive. was decided in favor of the latter.
The question for debate tomorrow eve.
plng isis the maxim Of Commodore De-
catur-"My country-msy sue always be
righs-bus righ, OF wrong, my country
X correct moral princlple1 Affirmative
---Louis Bennett; uegativo-R. D. Davis
ann.
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\ T.. pAiNE, ~ Nj.
wiTH h. g.. ~
TAckSolN 4 TIL o NJ p SON
Wholesale Grhrtrs .nd dealers IN ptodFeey
3 Nails furnished n, kai Ot- rtlc,s ~.
Eosl / md 2 s.crt-, hots, Pstttrs' W.
Wv, i NJ 6 asii. Eyisirsl
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~, ~ a,WT
ana participate IN tue pro-
eeea'ngs'
~, 90,
Inc following speakers WI !! 90 present
hep. y: a; t,h.nips. q ono; he0' roo
ert Steele, Of Ctarksbnrg; REV. AZ.
U. 6ro'en. q baltimore ana
f-s.-.Zt
Marshal Of the Duy-Mosrs MILLER.
oiheers o. me payIsdNafa nom, nomas'
paos;ia,, .'' rh".i.. 49, e., w
Secretary, Alfred jackson,
!, Corresponding Sec'y. AZ. "
=,
nc % recession % WIN 20 ID, l0rmGa q. me
""'V1o Dep', T., I ,ha >A"' ~ A'AOsu
CLAkksBGkG IBRA !, BAND
n da", aU - ,ta cs %" u. 1' uhaea
the address,, viii b. delivered. The
Committee Of Arrangements will sec that
s.v' a.. ~ ~ ''.'J i: vei l,. ..'
aqe IN honor of Ills great crca. n
Committee Of Arrangemtnts-W5jL
Freeman. Edward Clark. Gabriel Wash
'ng'on' 'onnl osl'eAer' freueF'ek 'e''oi'
1t is fitting that this thing should
"'Rp',' ~ 'n' 'A'',a' s0u' ,e'' - :
~ 49,, ' -, A r r.'
s'''Y p5 sFnS,Fu A !,
" 40 'AuI ~, "n''s .au,.', ~. !.
..: ~. ~. ,. s.. ~. aa ...a
"'ssV.' n"'o wv a','e '',''' ''a" y w
uA 0ss' ,N' 'us ~ a,so.
Us ,.,sss., =, A. ,:1 /
''SN 10 s = 80 $50 : ."s '
DEPUTY SHERIFF We are informed
that a few days ago, Mr.. James P. Cole,
of this place, was appointed Deputy Sheriff
and Tailor Of Lewis county. y
r,.xsxv,- w. nndot.,nna ,t,,, AT
coo Ross , Jaw a,v. an ,old l,;s hons.
,rd IL, m M,;, Stree, tnovn no Tho old
n,Iorrou nl,cs y To Tho Roo,d If Ea,c,
,;on of hi, district, for thu slim Of e. 400
,ho po,rd. u al. snsed . no..c,,;n,
--,, I,
n. c,,n.1,. II. oe,h nn ~,
p..,;.,s .nd 1r,;,d p,o,I,ron !, ~
.,,;,.,h,.ho,a IS t+o.r,.,.,,nr, ,,,,;,oa q.
Tie ,,ur,ose If having a grand Sabbath
soboo, picnic. The earlier mart If ,bo
4, :. ,v,s /, do,;,b,fu, ous for ,I,s ,cc,s;on
,,a ,hs affair v,. oomn,s,s success.
~. ..ord i ,,,srd,n.a v,s ,,r;,r.,,
.,,;,,,,.d =. e.ou I'm Il, nm Rave
o., Eom,o- aud I;,h,h,.n ,.-.
nrs.sn, and delivered addresses to ,,,e ,,.
.,.,h,,,. AID -, All, ,ddro.. =, az.
,;nnol ,nar,l;,vn was Delivered Nv MI
+. IA s;;,,,or. W a.. .orrv ,h,, 90.
were no, nbls to be present. so Tint We
coul, b,vc rive, , n,orc minute desc,;,.
In, IF ma NJ the bsnn;e,. y.iherinys ,bst
ever occurred in the locality of Freemaus-
buro y
ou'6' "a a. 4tuti. .A... 4.
sotptrp's l.Coyy.yrtoy " The lrooiv
loil ..copvention'' of radical soldiers, to be
held at Backhab,on, Of which we nude
mention some time ago, is to take place
OH Friday and Saturday Of this week
The "Quar,ermastero Captain Phillips,
the man who run away from his company
when under fire, and whom one Of lis
men struck in the back with a rock, caus.
-. h;s ;r,m,,i;.,o ,.,,.f., n H., 1n,.t;.,
g. e .'' ..... ... Isl " '"s ..A''
corps announces everything III readiness.
Generalt. NJ. harris, The murderer Of Mrs.
surra,t, and the man who'n,akes speeches
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DEPUTY SHERIFF. We are informed
that few days ago, Mr.. James P. Cole.
of this place, was appointed Deputy Sheriff
and Tailor of Lewis county. y
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{ A Charlottesville are informed that
the Mountain Base Ball Club Of this place
have challenged the Lincoln Club 1f
Burklianhon-ths LITTER have accepted,
and the game is to be played few days
hence q. our neighbOriug town. Vi
course Weston will be victorious-ihe
name Of tie Buckliahnon club alone being
sufficient to insure its defeas.
y TnASKs.-Dating the past week We
have been the recipients Of mere apples.
pears and ,'elelefu bombshells' (uater-
inelous) than would hill regiment fron,
Michigan. We hereby tender our &C.
acknowledgements, but insist that our iron
constitution will stand few more.
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TIME TABLE, -
1 B. & o. RAILROAD.

TRAINS Will pe run on tnis roao VII IuFtnc
,,;cc. rs follows:
e'"s>' MAIL TRAIN WEST.
r,,,es Graf1onnt s Has 4, ",
arrives at Clarksburg l?;49 r. ",
arrives II Parketsburg ut sos r. N,
=, FAST LINE WEST.
Leaves Grafton at Gao :, N.
Arrives at Clarksburg at s;2O, a. Y,
s,r;scs At Parkerspurg at ll;l0'A, ".
&, \ MAIL TRAIN EAST, -
leaves Parkersburg at l0-sO-A. Y.
Arrives at Clarksburg at 2:5oir, ".
Arrives ut GRat,6n at. .s,st;co ?. ".
'' FAST LINE EASE.
Leaves 2arkersburgat ,-.s,;zl-- 5;e5 ~
Arrives a, Clarksbufg az 900 P. ",
Arrives at Grafton n tH'h[,', i9;lo,P. y.
For fartl,erparticulsrssfp'y to W. II. Pree'
..s At TIE Clarksbnrg depot,
'ai1tlSI JOHN u. WILSON,
.ssg 1s-oji Master of Transportation.
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fRASsrgn.-We understand that Mn
Geo. Ross, a few days ago. sold his house
and lot on Main Street, known as The old
Morrow place." to The Board Of Ednca.
ton Of this district, for tho sum Of $2.4OO
the Board to take speedy possession.
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! porAToE. sellin Wellsburg at thirty
cents per bushel. ~ ga
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An invitation is extended to the male
public to attend. gt7el.ei a.
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LADlEs INDIGNATION MERTlNG-A few
days ago VIC were informed that some Of
the young ladies Of this place had held an
"indignatiou meeting" to consider the
recent. decision Of the debating society in
regard TO married life. Since then we
have received the following preamble and
resolution s from the secretary Of the meet
ing, together with a note, saying that il
We ,oerv 'Wuf.a.dasn" we would publish
them. !, As in duty bound, we do SO,
RooMs OF Tas WESTON SoRo,ls,
1a f5aq ID August 2, 1869. ~
& WnEsEAs, The young l.die, Of this SO.
eiety, while they scorn tue base insinus.
ton that they want to get married. look
with due amount Of horror upon the re-
cent decision Of the Debating Society; and
WuEHxAs, The young men Of the De.
batting Society having shown themselves
by their decision entirely unworthy Of our
confidence, belt ~ -. Il
Resolsed, That they be en,tea.cd to
rescind their decision, and save US from
the psrils Of old niaidenhuod. And be it
further .t -.
b Rssl.a, That until this is DOM We
pledge ourselves TO unite asa Broom Han
die Brigade ; each Of whom shall keep
broom. handle, behind the door, aud shall
tslabor any member Of the Debating So
ciety who shall dare to call upon us, unless
he pledga himself to exert all Lis influence
to have the decision rescinded and be it
further s', 3,3i2''t CO. " 4
Q Reso1ssd, That a copy Of these resola.
tious be furnished to The DEMOCRAT, With
arequest that thuy be published.
fi.'79. p. aa--.--.. President,
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Tnr potato crop in tho vicinity Of
sClarksburg is nearly ruined by tho rot.
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RrrE peaches may be eaten With impu-
pisy--or withcrsam and sugar.
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/. "A rolling mill and nail factory is about
10 be erected in Petersburg. s
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Max street, Boston (Buekhannon) j
TO be macadanlized.l f95G I
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liz most of The counties in tho State tho
radicals are holding conventions and NOM
mating candidates for Tho Offices to be
flled by the fall elections. -
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Alit,lo .on Of William LleFollyn, Of
Monongalia, drank some carbon oil the
other day. and there is Grape on The door
Of that house. @ AzlLHaaiG . g
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HOME AND NEIGHBoRHooD

Fotn birtbsin town ON tue other day, and
uotIa very good day for births, either. 4,
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Tnr Circuit cour. of Brasson county is
now in session, Judge Irvine presiding.
Nearly plttho legal fraternity from this
place are present Il i;7'
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r., KAsAwuA county is to hive extensive
iron works, just above Maiden. on tie op.
posite side Of The river. Wheeling CAPT
talists are the projectors and owners. +
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Henry s. WALKER, ESQ. Of the Wheel
ing Regi.ter, has been selected by the
General Committee Of the Humboldt Gen.
trnnial festival to deliver the GRAFTON in
English, on tue 18th Of September, and
has accepted the position. ~.
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srrriss FIRE to barns and killing horses
SENS to b. the favorito amusement Of q
a .tiofsilllans aud scoundrcls III Jackson
( f,.in ..14istFs II tts .H3.'i l3tt ava tlft
eu MY Tn. utg .ioi,s--tiis 1'tii' g