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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

LEARN a TRADE.-There appears to be
great dearth, just now, of good mechanics
and workmen, while there seems to be, at
the same time, corresponding demand by
young men for situations as clerks, bar
tenders, &C., where they can exc susie
nance without the necessity of working for
it. Now, this should not be so, for all
the wealth of the nation is produced by
the hands and skill of the laborer, mechan-
ic and artizan, while those In search of
sinecure positions are little less than excres-
cences on society.
Every young man who has two hands
and an ordinary amount of brains, can, by
proper application, become not only re-
spectacle mechanic, but a useful and intel
ligent citizen while not one in dozen can
attain any proficiency in any profession, or
make figure in the lighter capacity of
clerk, &c. This being SO, young men, as
general thing, when setting out in the
world should prefer situation" as an ap-
prentice to some good trade, to wanting
clerkship, or to engage in some profession
for which he is neither by nature nor edu-
cation in any manner fitted. ---
1t is only necessary for any young man
to look among the real substantial men of
our day, or read the history of those of
past ages, to convince him of the truth of
our remarks; and we earnestly ask every
young man who ''wants situation" to go
and learn a trade, and be master of his cal
ling, before he throws himself away on
something thatwill neither do him nor the
world any good.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

"A negro, after gazing at the Chinese,
exclaimed ''If de white folks IS dark as
dat out dar, wonder what's de color OBJ
de niggerS p
An Irish monk once called on his con-
oreoation to thank God that he had placed
death at the end of life, instead of the mid
die.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

CAUTION
~ We have purchased from Charles Dris-
kell one black horse, and one sorrel mare,
with their harness, and have loaned them to
the said Charles Driskell. All persons are
hereby cautioned against interfering with
them. A A. BARKER & SON.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC BOOT
POLISH

Makes lasting shine. Those who black
Their boots on Saturday night with ordinary
bIacking. don't have much SHINE on Sunday,
as the polish fades off but the shine of Dob
bins Backing lasts Saturday night and oil
day Sunday
IT BEAT ALL OTHER BLA CKLNG
made. Manufactured only by j. b. Dobbins,
at his immense Soap aud Backing Works,
Sixth Street and Germantown Avenue, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
E6S For sale in Ebensburg by G. T. ROB-
ERTS and GEO. HUNTLEY. ln266m.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

We, the undersigned, Auditors of Cambria
county, respectfully report that We have ex-
amined the above account, and do find it
correct.
A. D. 1869. D. A. LUTHER,
E. D. EVANS,
JAMES NULL,
auditors.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

TARMING IMPLEMENTS
u Wagons, Sled, Moving Machine,
| Grain Drill, Horse Rake, l Harrow,
Cart, 3 Ploughs, 2 Grain Cradles, Buggy, 4
sets Harness, Sleigh.
DRODUCTS OF FARM
Il 20 tons Hay, 200 bushels Oats, 2l
bushels Buckwheat, 900 bushels Corn in
ears, 3 bushels Onions, 6 bushels Cucumbers,
10 bushels Tomatoes, 5 bushels Bee.s, 60
bushels Apples, bushel Small Onions. 600
heads Cabbage, 1890 lbs. Beef. 1000 lbs.
Pork, 100 bushels Potatoes.
A RTICLES ON HAND
IA 1000 lbs. Beef, 5000 lbs. Pork, 3 bar
rels Flour, 100 lbs. Candles, 800 lbs Taliow,
400 lbs. Lard, 20 gals. Apple Butter, so heads
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

a MOUNT of Road and School
Taxes due the several Districts on Seat
eu and Unseated Lands, for 1867 and pre-
Vlous years
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04

EEO. w. OATMAN, Treasurer, in ac-
NJ count with 1
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR AND HOUSE
OF EMPLOYMENT, CAMBRIA co.
DIR.
1868. July 21st. To County Orders
Nos. 405, 400 and 4o7 received
Geo. C. K. Zahm, late Treasurer, $4,000 O0
March 4. To amt. reed from VIM.
J. Buck as amt. overpaid on corn
IN 1866, IT 20
April 13. To amt. reed from A.
Kopelin as fine in Commonwealth
VS.. 70 90
April Ia To ANT. reed from J. 8.
Strayer, esq, as fine in Com. vs..
John Qnirk, 25 90
July 9. To bal. of fines reed from
George Orris, so co
To County Orders issued during 1868, 5000 90
To bal. to close in favor of Treasurer, 81 10
Total, 1884 70
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-04
,ENsBURG, PA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1869
A RTICLES MADE IN HOUSE,

Cabbage, $50 bushels Potatoes, bbl. Molas-
ses, 100 pounds Butter
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
Charleston. Jun. q, lSGg.-3II2 % 8

The REASONS Why. - Some Of the
rc,,sonS why Dr. Roback'S Blood Pills should be
kept III every family are: .-s.r . s..
Because they can be employed In. all cases
whero /" family piiysic is required, aud arc
perfectly su1c I'm THOR administration at ull
times. .....- .,....,.... . q, -.
Because they. act promptly In removing oil
distractions from tho bowels, aHording ilnIuo-
diate reliefin 'choNc or other palns. -, ...-
Because they nre q Liver Pill, acting direct.
~ ON tho spleen and lIver, removing tho bile
ind assisting digestion. -, ....,a...., -,
Because! in taking them they do not inter
fere with the regular avocation OF tho patient.
Or icavc tho bowels consttpatcd. : - .".'.'"
Because !. thoy nrc nude both with and With
out sugnr coating, thus adapting them 10 tho
use otovorybody. -. +. = .@' u = = .'?,'
Because they being purely vegetable arc por.
fcctly hurmlcss, and can DO taken by children
Or adults 1t oil Stagos or periods Of life. r''{
Because: they arc especially adapted TO the
use Of persons Of sedcntary habits, mud to tho
use Of females about to, become inothcrs. ":''
Because they are what their name, indicates,
Blood Pill, searching out diseases Of tho blood,
leaving thexs1ten in the IullvIgor ofhealth.
Because they arc perfectly gentle In their
operation, causing no gripping: and arc safer,
surcr, and Very way Dottcr pGrHatlvo pill than
nas ever before beSp o5f,sscd:,6 fhe pnblic.
Because! whom followed in their use by Ro.
packs. Stomach Bitters." they :curc the very
wSEss ss.cS q s6sy e. M ,.sd =, ~ dr,.
Stofo at th6 extremely low price OF twenty fiYc
CENTS per boz. ~ .Il:9tooEks, Agent 49, ''"7.'
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
: COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. ]
o.ors. p Thompson. Administrator Of c:l 2 7S'"p'
hon dScaGIsa,

o.o,s. ?. Thompson, Administrator Of CO.. T. 1'ap'
son. dSe1assd, ....-- -...-. ....
John P. former and others.
r>i,RsUAHr 10 4 dscrss made and snttreA N we
,boye entitled cause, An the Circuit Coen o. ~
svhs County West Virginia, on December l0tn, Ise'
the undcrsened, hater cemnissionsr Wac - 1917
gIyea notice that he Will 6s e. nl ENG ~ ia a.
W.st virginia, on the 9th day OF !aareH, ~, 70
take state and report the following cunts and iae''
Ist How much Is s,i due the complainant by reason
Of his Judgment against the defendants.
3D. What real or personal cstats poaAfthsn ~ NV
DEFENDANTS O. any Of them. within the }uttaSuo" ~
,hIa Court what liens are thereon: ana ~nelnes 'ns
rrits issues and profits thereof WILL In nVe years pay
the samc-wlth such other n1atthrH pertinent the1s'
any party In lhla cause may dctire.
The undersigned being required thereto ny tle Ao1Ne
named decree hereby warns the crrditors OF tne ae
PENDANTS John r. Turner mud others, 10 Proouce ano
assert before him. such liens or other claims a. tne5
may have against the sAid psiur., ;., ,,,"r
before hIs hnal report TO the Court that upon
their failure 10 do 10 brforo ouch ~ report all Inch
delinquent creditors by lIrD or Oihrr"sr. sha'l nc eA
cluded from Guy participation IN tho proossa' anS
from the sale or sales 70 BE- bad IN the cause uhs on
iisnr or Other cisims proddCed And hsnrsa ~ a'o'.
.nld, shall ho fully paid and discharged leeofohs "
their respective prIoritSS; and that the ~
will not notice or report any tueh lisn % ~ ,o..S
produced and asserted. nor shall any auen w.
In tIs decree distributing the fond snsn !ots Pr.
ducrd aAssrtsd aud reported are paid aud
~ aforeIad. The undersigned gives iaatei no.Iss,
that n the taking Of Maid accounts should not "
in,pced Oh tho said 10Th DAY Of March, 1852 o. ps!nI
commented. should not be completed on that oy, ~.
further taking thereof will be eontihuea Hop' tH' "
tim. until completed.
Charlsston, Feb. 9Th, lsd9.-6wt
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
Is WHAT; SrlE,r-shaIl we receive

~ lS WHAT. SrlRIT-slall We rccrlv"
the good fortune that has bcfallrn our city IN
: the (cycn temporary location Of tue Capitol,
here? The rejoicing Of last night, and the
nigh, before. wns we'll and proper: but, on n
sober reflection. the question comes up. what
Shall we do to make the Cupitol'a fixed Fact
here ?" Shall nc, BY an immediate and cx-
.tor,ionatc advance in property, rents. &c'.
drive or every. new conner. and discourage all
DE-, elupnent Of our resources or improve
rnent Of our ,wn? Shall we make Charles
ton generally unpopular BY our Ss!tl>hnes>
and petty Speculations as was done during
che oil excitement three or four years ago.
or shalt We manifest alibcral spirit and far
sighted wisdom that will SO rebound to our
credit AMI the prosperity Of our town AMI
valley n, will insure our hold on the Capitol
We have offered respectable donation Gr
the Cap:' shall wO olItr equally generous
dvna,iJ,,x fur The establishment pf iron Fur.
nacc<. manufactures. public buildings, &c.
These arc questions to bs asked ourselves
and to he answered in our acts both private
md public, the result Of which seton will BE-
To permanently secure or forever lose the
Capitol.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

Tux FLEErwoop.-That princess OF
boats, the FIretmooa, Capt. Charley N. llol.
loway, (who used to boa, ON the kanawhI.)
is regularly in the Cincinnati, and PVlneroy
AMI ParkcrShrs trade. She makes two
trips u week, gong rs high Us Pom.rIy only
one trip and ;,u-Parkcisours On the other
She passes Gullipolis going up on unday
and Thursday evenings, passing DOWN GU
Tuesday and Friday mornings, making con.
ncc,ion. with the Nountd En boy coming up
on Sunday evening and going down Oh Fri.
day morning. The Fieetpool is the finest
and fastest boat on the upper Ohio, rrylng
an immense amount Of freight and paSs:n.
gers. We had the pleasure recently, Of y
most pleasant trip on her her accommoda.
,ious and table being the very best. Capt:
Holloway, who is tho prince Of good Fellows,
told US (contidentially) that he would run
his boat up the Kanawha, since the Capital
had been located at Charleston, if it were not
for the respect and kindly feeling he had for
the Nountnn Boyt
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

4 SUGGEsTIoS.-Evcry man in this
age Of the world, no matter what his occulE,.
ton may DC, should have good practical bust.
ness education; and no parent. possessing the
means, should allow his sons to grow up ~
manhood without IL courSc OF training In some
thorough business college. lundreds upon
hundreds OF the best business men In the coun-
try owe their all TO the start thus received and
from ull that we are ubc 10 learn, We have no
hesitation In saying that the. Iron City College
OF Pittsburgh is unsurpassed by amy other In.
s,ituiiun OF the kind ia the Union.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
Cincinnati Market.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eoiire TO Emrnaecme1s anil Country her-
chnmfS.--wr would inform TurnaermGn and Merchants
generally that We have Increased our facilities ~ ~ 10
accommodate our largely increased bnsne" and VIII
continue to keep full and well selected stock u Gro.
crrlrs. Having the same advantages as Cincinnati
luusrs In purchasing In the Fast, our.prlSe' will com.
pare favoraby with theirs; aud VIC vii make Il the
interest Of buyers TO examine our stock before pur'
chasing ..ewher-. Prompt attention will 10 given 10
ordr ,su, to Va direct through our travelling agents
e. A. u. DANARtS 4 CO.,
Nos. 65 aud 90 From. Street,
va port.noufh. o. :
u. T.. TOUELL, PORTSMOUTH. Ohio. offer 10
IN. merchants Of the Kanawha Valley superior stock
Of Dry GosdI mud Notions. on the most REASONABLE
terms. $0Jl
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

e. II @. r.. R.-Thc engineers have
been engaged for u week or SO in surveying
the line Tor this road from opposite Scnry
Creek up the Kanawha on the north (or .caSt)
side, reaching Elk river yesterday. They
will run the line OH mp on this side to the
Kanawha Falls, when they will come down
on the other side. It has NOT, AS yet, VT be-
lievc, been finally determined on which side
Of the river the road will b. built
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

KANAwHA LYcEUM.-lt may not be
generally known that NC have q Lyceum in
Charleston, but such is the fact. 1t has been
in operation about month, with Dr. 4. E
Summers as President, and A. NJ. Doyle
Secretary. The meetings are held every
Monday evening, in the Institute building
There arc already about 25 mcnlers-ar
initiation fec Of Is cents being charged OF
joining. The Lyccum is free to visitors, Ut
present. On next Monday evening the oil
absorbing and highly important question 0
female suffrage will bc discussed.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF ROANE. IA.

III o. IL u w w Cok 41SN1 N1A,
COUNTY OF RoANE, IS:
A 7 RULES held in the Clerks once Of the Circuit
n Court Of koHns County, on the lsst Monday Ia
the mouth Of February 1853. (It being Rus Day for
month Of NArch3 ~. .,...I VA
John Side, Jr, who sues for himself and such 9th.
er credltorI OF Mathew Gcary. deceased, will make
them'eveI parties 10 this Soit and pay their proper
ton Of the costs thereof, Complainant,
%, =
B. j. Taylor. Adupistraior with Tho win ann, nd
Mathew GuIry, d.csaGed! Gatolfns AtAlty; Jsgfo
Young. Jacob Young, LsnotHd NeCun. PatrfeE
Kelan JoAn Il. Gtary. $dl.Da y; Rsna,ty. B. r..
Renllry' Eisd6sN ~ 0storns; George Osborne.
KiHttn 4. Gtary, Lenord Virginia Cory and
Amsricl- Gsary. .i,stsuaauts, c.,;H7 c-E.sy
'-'-N' ~ IN cHiEcERY
The object Of this suit 10 10 subject the real estate Of
which ASthsw Gelsy died Sei1Sd. 70 the payment Of q
judgement lien. held by Complainant and such other
iisns . may exist against such real estate.
lhis dEy came the Complainant BY counsel; and on
his motion. and Il appearing. by affidavit filed that the
Deispa.nt c.Eo.1a Asaisy,,ii uos'.fesdsut Of tai,
STATE rofdeisd that she do appear hers within one
nopth after due publication Of this order, and do
what 70 necstsary toproeet her Interests Ia this sui
7ssn: ISAAC AcK0wN, Clerk.
HcWsoRi1s, Sol-ksr.. J. lSks<--swt, Zee " 6o) 20
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
TIE STATE OF WEsTvlRGlNIA,

TIE STATE OF WEsTVlRGlNIA,
COUNTY OF KANAwIlA, So:
A T RULES HELD lS THE CLERKS UYEiCE or THE
~ Circuit Court Of Rnnswhn County, Oh TIC 0tN Non.
day In the month Of March, ls0s:
Wrltham Bdrmrs, Complainant.
r.. , In ClancsrY,
Wiifdm c. B0rHra, Defendant,
Thc this suit 10 to obtain Decree for divorce
from tho bonds Of uau!mo'y existing between the par
tes)
This day came the Complainant by counsel; and on
her notion and t appearing, by affidavit hed, that
the Defendant is nOn.resdent OF, this State, 80 Is
ordered that be do appear here within one month
after due publication OF this order and do what Is
necessary to protect his Interests IN this suit. j ..
Tcste: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
XcwnoHrHR& FArrx, SplL-YIr. 3.-SS4 Zee $780,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

|, Tnoors rosE RExoyED.T-Oure: ( Con e Z,
se er i; friends will doub.ass;he highly
ratified to learn that the troops which the
Governmcn. thought best on the application
,, Governor Foreman TO send to CabelI,
WAVING and Logan Counties, last fail; nv well
a. those which have: been stationed ~ Mon
roe County, hive oil been ordered to Loui..
Vile, Ny, whence they arc to 10 10 the
plains to fight the Indians. All the U. S
troops urc to be withdrawn from Kentucky
~ we'll AZ from all tho reconstructed South:
ern statss Wo have tho abo~ from. Con;
Crawford, commanding at Louisville, whom
we hal the pleasure to meet on his way to
Washington. .
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

EXCELLENT IloTELS.-Whilc in Ma
rictta, o., recently. we, had tue pleasure Of
stopping at the National House, on the cor
ncr Of Greene anu I'd Streets, near tho land
ins. 1t is first.class hotel. and wc com.
mend it to the patronage OF the travelling
public. At Parkrrsburg We stopped at the
Spencer House. which has, but recently been
re:opened. Excellent accommodations and
reasonable charges will be found here.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

REvlvAL.-Altcr IN intcrrcsnum Of
ono week, the protrac,cd meeting i'll the NJ.
L. Church in this place has been resumed,
aud We trust that :,,od will flow from it. A
number Of seekers alter religion attend the
altar each night.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

An effort is now being made by the
children OF The Sabbath School belonging to
the Presbyterian Church VI this place. to pro.
cure IL Cabinet Organ. A committee Was MP
pointed whose duty it has bccu mndo to Ut
tend ~ this matter.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

REMOVAL. NJ. kauImann has re.
moved his stock Of Dry Goods. Groceries, leeudy'
made Clothing, l1utSand Caps. Boots and SHOES,
to the old stand lately occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Shields. where he will b. gltd to sce NIL his OLD
friends and cuStomvrs.-Siy Intention Is ~ con.
tlnur my old motto: "Qulcl sales and smnli
profits" TO those who arc in want any ur.
licu In my limo, will give satisfaction both In
quality oryoods md price Of the article. BAR
0AIHs! 4 fnU lot OF QurcnSwaro. Call ind
sce. No chnryos for showing goods. I'd.
KAUFMAN.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

MARRIAGE LICEHsES.-Thc following
is record Of Marriage Licenses issued by
the Recorder Of KAnawha County during
February, 1869:
Alexander Morris 10 MurihIH A. johnson.
Wilson Jpnr, to Sarah jane BLrdctt.
Levi Suction to Kate liaymakrr.
Moses Woody to Angelina Mullcns.
William Wilson " Emclnc WiIls.
james 4. Uuftlclt TO Ann Eliza P!uniGtt.
Thomlson Canterbury to Elizabeth Dew.
William Jones to Susan Little.
Sills Scarborough ~ Mury Francis Workman
Riley a. Bays ~ Lrwdry Adkins.
Felix Arthur to Itacncl T.. Stanley.
Benjamin +. II ihiy t. Augusta Y. Gag.
john Burdct, Price to Ellen Booker
Geo. Washington Jenkins to Martha Lynn.
JAMES ". llundIcy ~ Mary Ann Terry.
George ". Dirkc to Mary +. Mhhonoy.
Jumcs W. Cooper to Ann Il. I2step.
[Oiored.
William Wilson 10 Emma Mead.
David llili ~ Curnrlm Parrish.
CASTOR Cousins 10 Margaret Hale.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

THE Movx9AtS: Bog gcttiny to be
one otEour mos. popular boats in the Ma.
nawha trade, makes her regular trips.goins
down on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sa.ur'
days, and coming, up on Mondays, Wcdncs'
days and Fridays-going to COalburgh every
Friday night, and to Pomeroy every Satur-
day night She connects at, Gallipolis With
tho F'laet,eood, going down, on Friday morning,
the Golden Eagle (an excellent boat) on
Wednesday, morning, and .he 7slsvaopt on
Sunday morning, land Hudson Sunday evo-
ming Also With: The Flote,aoed, going up, On
Sunday evening, tho ,Goltlen E.gle Sunday
morning and the Ean5ngh Tuesday night.
She brought up large trip Of freight and
passengers on Monday-togcther with the
III nE'ES.&&
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

CuEoMo,.--Au opportunity will be
offered u. the N. T.. Church Supper and Fcsti-
val. ON Friday and Saturday evenings to
take clmnccS in sou,c oi our fine ChronoS.-
the whole profit going to the benefit OF the
Church.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

WALL PApEE.-Wc have received \
fresh invoice Of Wall rnpos, Stationery, &c.
which we will scli lo,c,r t'"'n ertr. ' We shall,
hereafter, sell every thing N tho Book a"'
Stationery line. a, greatly reduced prices.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
gpttal. -ae1atters...
Charleston, ". Va, March 5, 1862
The Capitul Meeting.

"a meeting Of the citizens Of Char
lesion "a, the Court House. on Saturday next.
VT three u'ciock. T. Ne. Is respectfully >oiiciteH
Sy;our Erprssru tutIyrI. IN rrg,trd to tho loc0-
lion OF th cap! tal, of West Virginia. +. e.,
BENZ. II. SMITH. JSo Si-hCk.
3 @. SLACK. DC. ). !. wi wv
~ mo A. TNCSIOw. JAS. II. ROGERS.
~ We hop. there will b: IL full turnout ana
MAT the most liberal cOunSr!A Will prevail
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

WANTED. - Purchasers for two or
three secondhand Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines Apply to George Ri,chcy, Jr.,
Asen, for the Florence Sewing Machines,
q. the St. Albert.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

ExnIEIrroS At THE CoLOKED School.
An Exhibition md Concert Comes uti to.
morrow evening at the Colore'l School House
under the management Of M'ss SimmS, the
teacher. From preparations being made, this
viii probably be very crclitablc affair. An
admission OF % cents will 10 charged chill
drcu 10 cents ..... Q. .4...
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

3 niiSsTRiCT COURT OF THE UNITED
.l.r, .,, STATES .o..rI>G.S
c : n, ~ DtltrtH q Ntst Virrt"tS: ".
I, ts. p,..sr Of Nasbsa Dsskins, BAnkTupt-'n s'A'
rupt3. rt,5s.
TO whom It may concern! NUE. :,
oed hereby siyss nets..ef u. app"Ma,nens Ia.
.n md s,.t. Of West Vrstns, within sAia hstI's'.
siu hss been ndudGed Bankrupt upon Biz 0"" p".''
,"n iy tue District Court Of said lftriet: AZ, :.
Im'ca'it chirls.tou, Ne" VIZ lnI.' ~" 40 ~ v
F' IVA '''' :, Rouro ~ rIEER; Asisrn"' &c.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

THE CHARTER ELECrlOH-comcs oil
mex, Monday. SO fur AZ We know but two
candidates for Mayor arc in the field, Col.
Vim. /. Chambers aud Squire john VIII
lisms. Our preference is for Col. Chambers,
because. simply. he has his whole time to de-
vote to the duties ofthci Office which have
suffered somewhat, NJ MI know, herctoforr,
from the Mayor being engaged in other
business. Besides, North Charleston has
ALREADY had the honor TO furnish our Mayor
for two ycarSS.$:nnd'our-cnd of7towr, should
now have il: and, lastly, Cot. Chambers is
an improvement man. and that policy should
certainly noe prevail, in view Of our Capital
prospects.
Tickets. VIC suppose, will be out in good
season. The. duties and responsibilities OF
Conncilmcn will DC considerable this year,
and tho very best men should be selected. but,
this does. mo-. mean men opposed TO: sll the
hes, interests Of our city. Much depends on
what Charleston does for herself the coming
year, whether we will DC able to retain the
Capitol or whc,hcr'is will slip from our grasp
never more 70 return: ..