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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

HoiLowAy's OISrxHnf.-Theusands Of ertpple1
are now Observation-Disclosures. under false systsn
Of treatment, who wosld b Oily in . conditions
to east away their cEutehcs 4 Holloway oiatmsli
were applied to tnsf stin joints and ucsrsted uass
No other lubricant has such penetrating power
Indurated ligaments and contracted muscles relax
under its influence and discharging sores a1s healed
by lite disnfsctaAt ana tosse principles wssA fssi
" hat almeet transeends belief. Sold BY al Drug
's,fs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11
5 A. HAWLEY & CO.,
q --e'-t ------S = s1.-- = ft i~ p
If1lQQea. Am Gnfmle1e,
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufacturers essvssy variety u ans
PIE r. r U M ES
EANCr SoAPS.

We would also call attsatiou our FLOR AL Rs-
which are undoubtedly onoo3oe g any manufac.
teIoo .e gels country, and oar 0OLODN LILY OF
SAfAN kSS1NCk l. . pssfnae o. surpassin {
A. HAwlsss DENTAL DREAM. staaas uarival-
g - preparation for Clear sing, whitsnisG, ard
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

CnlUD HAnps. fee, rough skin. viDplss. ring
wsea, ssit-shsum, and Other eatasssus a6betisus
esssd, and the ska made soit aAd smooth By using
the Juniper Tar Soap maze By CAswnA, HAzARD 4
Co., New York. II 10 more convenient and easily
applied than other remedies avoiding the seub,e d
the greasy csmpou.ds now IN nee Sold BY Drug
eists, feb10-thuf&satAwsoW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

~WnI01ro AlOoNArHp 0GYODaiWD rAD.
LET 81 0oliliAeA olysssias tsads - pessssvs ~
skin ftso dryasas 81 wrinklss. ioDasts vsnda.
fsi degree ofssstnsss saA dslcaey - ~ esoDssx
Len. aaA whitsaass - ~ shia Y sxsslsnt de-
iisee satsfel = ~ eAsDs I'D tsnie 70 he nes4A
ana guns; impasts swsssasss - The breath, anA
ssslsss ~ testA beautifully WAits. For ~ By Ill
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

EH1r, FITCH AND 0RAv1L nooyfN0. ponn
y Il The Ases fcssihls na1sss, - Wosseooei-
sale b III 6I6ST
Incidence l,b street. between u isiss ~ L..
p. O. Nor 1vio. IL D. ss6GiE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11
CESSATION or rnE MExsEs

This generally takes place between the age
sfSo and MY. Whsasvsr Chronic. Serofsleus
Nervous Usrganis. o. other diseases exist N shs
female system duriag the tine Of her msestrsa
existence. much OF these diseased accumulation
are dismissed With tue regular discharge; bal
vhss the uterus 10 uot In . coalition 70 per
form the fanction Of msastsustisn, the accumu
lated hsnsrs sad dsssysA products Of disease
failing - Escape through the ehssnes that fol
90 yssrs Or more we're epss, are thrown pact
upos The cisculasissV attaching every tissue cad
orgta In she sysssm = Luags. Kidssys. Sk.s
stomach. Liver. Eyes. Ness, Asonarv 0laads
Spleen in fact oil parss Of ths syetsm bsseas
involved. and disease. habit, and ssseistes
With synpssms never before sxpsrisnced are
suffered and instead Of being treated - msa
sirual cessation and its consequences. take med
icins 20 relieve tho ~ mptsms. and thus through
serious mistakes Thousands die; whereas. II 10
tLsse canes NADAWAY'S SARSAPARILLIAN
kENOLvENr 10 taken - prepare the system 10
andssgs tbs CHANGE OF LIFE, and during
tbs process, all these difficulties will be avoided,
aud whatever diseases exists la the system will
b extsrminatsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11
w. A. JOHNSON,
ORGAN BUILDER,
~rarrnrr n &c.

Itis sesAdsntly claimed that this ssgsn = N
sarpasssd for bsaaty and parity oftons, adnirsb,s
and eAaraetsristic voicing. psrfscon and dusab1i.
y action, and In eeaseai snsetivsnsss, BY tAess
ofany builder In the United States. In THE elain
ofmerit tits sustained blythe expressed jsaesnsns
ofmany 81 the most accomplished experts n ~
country. ss naa<n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

vioa prepar > their syste,ns with RADAWAi'S
SARSAPAIlLLiAN RESOLvENT, aud oil
whose sasssss have ceased that feel sick or SUI,
fsr,ns from some organic or nsrvons dissass
take the SARSAPAKiLlIAN RESOLSENT
aided a. bowsls are irisgulsr) with kADA-
WAITS PILLS. aud they will enjoy such high
state Of health that will SECURE them long lite
vith freedom from the sickness asd pains q
lerOer years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11
ALL FHMALE DIFFICULTIES,

Prom the earliest age Of female suffering from
Retention Of the Osssmsnia, through ell the
troubles and diseases Of the Womb, Utsrus
Bls iAsr. Kidneys. Supprsssiens. Irregularities
Leusorrhsa, nsmcrrhsgss, Hystssia. Uhiorosis
Oachexta. Had Habit Of system. Palcnesss. Of
Wsskuess Of Flood, and all the peculiar symp
toms, Pains, Aches, aiddinsss, and in fact sverv
cen ditieu II sick ness peculiar TO the female eel
era cured BY RADAWAY'S SARSArARlL
LIAM RESOLvENT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

A TTENTlON FARMERS - Seed Oate, two vari-
"A rietiee, Norway and New Brunswick. the best
kinas noA grOmn. will ield donble the qeessity q
Common oats. Blaek Norway, % per bali boshel.
% per buehei New Drunswick. o. 10 PER hal bu ;.
a. per bushel. Seed t,ue to name. supply limited.
Address OSCAR BfRRY. r. Q. Boz III For %
L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11
xornnss raAr lxnEarr

oay feaily oe0plaist o. disssss, sr that have
ressived through tsaas0issies The elects Of bed
essssneat (sil thess svils are communicated
through shs sissdl, y isarnisiss. nssveus Dis
ereess. ed especially Usasuuptisa. Scrsiuia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11

LA16snna lss1raeeD Aseoes,
Ne. - Dta1y slfeee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-11
The GREATEST BLESSING
TO raE FEMALE SEx-MORE PRECIOUS
THAN FEMALE SUFFRAGE OR
w0MANs RIGHTS.
A0RsAr CURE FOR woMAN's WRONGS
B-The great medicine Gree from oil nsa
sestiag or disAgreestie sfeets) spoken Of here,
Or. Radwsy's
Sarsaparillian Resolvent

10 prepared on usv principle OF Medical Chem
~ v from Sae sc.ive "a Tive properties o. ths
N %, chose pc ,duis 81 tho vegetable kingdom-
rns SAASArAkt.LtaAn.P AaElkA bn = A.
YvAz =, esd ether ivrsiss roets. y,sldisg q.
srscss that eater iuts Abe csmpositien 81 tni'
seederfal Bleed. Tissss. Heal, Fat making NEE.
.eus are ssleeted and gathered with the ers.s..'
cart n the proper ssesous aadsr the supervisos
al t.,silieent HxsuSs 80 pc risnced sota.iust
plcysd exclusively By Or. Rsdwsy sc. 10
The sativs soil-ss that ne spnr'sos s s"..s -.
er vorthlsss roots ssn pssssbly - Ms WIN sus
-. No other chemist, Or savsrtsee neesc'cs
rr.hers. or importers Of roots In tbsesesld seke
ia vise srecsutisn 70 secure pure and genuine
roots. All
" thsu,asA dstlars per anuum for the services
ana expenses Of scientific 9otanists IN this brsesh
slose Bu. the wonderful imprsvemsnts It has
secured In the curative range Of Or. RadWay'a
Remedies, mere especially the
Smrsapnrillian Resolvsnt,
pave for ths outlay over and over again, FOL
never In this history Of medicine v ~ such med
,c,ne that no completely builds up. repairs snt
makes sound strong healthy. vigorous ssc beau
iifui wiihAl, ths weak and broken down sons'i
ta,ions. a. Dir. NAUwAf'S
sARsAPARILLIAN
RESOLvENT
Dedicated to, the ladies
THE rERlLs or w0NANROOD.
Dr. RsA~sy's Ssrssp srillias Rssolvsst confer
vpos the issssls ssx tLe grsstsst u earthly blss
sisrs, IL rescuss hsr frsa The psriis 40 das
vers ,bst shrsasss durisg ths nest critical ~
Tied Of her existence, esssraily called
~up OuASGe or LIFE
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

A REGISTRY LAWN response tn some
thing we lately said against having Registry
law passed by Congress for idaho, thu Silver
City Radical organ dashes q column at us, and
opens thus:
The WORLD appears to regard Registry
law as an abomnation in the sight of the De.
m"crary, acknowledging, virtually, that with
an election fairly conducted, at which hone but
legal voters are allowed to participate, DemOc-
rary will lose votes.
Ifby fairly conducted" and legal voters"
the Ware means Radically conducted and Rad.
zeal rote,s, we certainly do acknowledge, not
virtually but actually, that Democracy will not
comparatively, no vote to cast. Aud perhaps
| it Is because Registry law will accomplish
this very object, that our Radical cotrmporary
is 50 very eager to have that kind Of law i'm
posed on the people of this Territory by Con-
grcss We are opposed to IL Registry law for
suiiirlrHt reasons We have observed that
laws OF that character invariably benefit the
party which imposes Them and damages the
party III opposltlon-not by fair or just means
however, but by the frauds in the interest OF
the friends OF the law, which those opposed
have no power to prevent or To punish. A Re
gIstry law practically works So as to secure
the electluu of the candidates on the ticket OF
those who made the law, over any odds, by
honest votes properly cast, which the candi
dates on the opposition ticket may have rrcrv
ed 1t secures dcad thing to the minority OF
voters over the uajority 1t excludes from
voting many actual voters, simply because the,
will not vote as the Registrars and Election
Judges want them 10 vote, and it allows t,
vote almost an! body who will vote 10 suit thos,
officers, whether justly entitled to Il vote oil
not II sometimes DISTINGUISHES honest men q
their vut's, and rntrarchlsrs rogurs. who vii
yo:r Tor pay. Registry laws crr;,te additional
expresses. encourage frauds enable Registrar
and Erection Judges 10 decide elections I,
pleas, Themselves. regardless al the actual vot,
and renders the actual yutl.g Of actual voter
m"rkrry ana farce, Inasmuch as the officer
al tn" clrciiou finally declare the result to b,
rXactl! what they design il shall be. For thrs,
good reasons We stand opposed TO so-calleo
Registry laws.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

A CABINET MATTER.-The San Francisco
Examiner has information that Gen. Grant has
offered to ex-senator Nesmith of Oregon the
position of Secretary of War under his admin
istration, and that t:le latter gentleman declined
to accept the position save on condition that
his doing SD should not b, construed into any
abandonment of the views and opinions pre-
viously expressed and advocated by him. We
should not be mt all surprised if the Examiners
information is correct. We do not like Mr..
Nesmith's political views, nor his political re-
cord, but We do believe him to be honest and
sincere in his convictions, and that no man on
the Pacific slope can be selected who would so
ably and fifty fill the very important and diff
cult position of Secretary of War rs he That
his appointment would give luore general sat
islaclinn to the best and foremost officers of
the Army we are quite confident, and while
on the Military Committee of the L. S Senate
hr certainly exercised most salutary influence
in the army affairs. Since no Democrat can
be appointed to the place we hope that Grn
Grant will have the wisdom IL give it To Mr.
NrSmth, and we are cuntldrnt it would be- re-
gardrd by all except the rXtreuc Radicals oi
tins whole coast as the " iSrSt and most suita.
Die Cabinet selection which President Gran,
could make
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

TN;rx Wild DE R\NKKUPrCY.-Tlr Louis
vile Conyicr.JoHrnnI tells this good an"cd"te :
A newspaper clerk in this city som" tim" nG"
sold fifty papers IL Il Negro" VII" promised t"
nav E,r them soon after. The other day the
clerk encountered aud dnnncd him. " L""k
here, ,ou freedman" said he. 4" when are YOU
going to pay for th"s" papers Don't You
trouble r,r. my boy don't You tr"nbIr me-
replied Cutie, assuming an AIR oi DISlIl'sS'
and ut the same time getting out "t the way !;
"Tse taken cid dr. bdnkrHpfcy-n" use to say
muffin more on dat suhIirk
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28
FArit.Eu- n New luHK.-Ihc Tac "I

FAti-rEr- n NEW Yo"K-Thc Times OF
JANUARY 9th says:
During tin, past ten days failures to H." "x-
tent 81 annlt nIr uIlIlnus ~ dollars have "c-
Cured in tins city am"ug jnbh'ng anal commits
SION hnusrs IA the dry L"uds trade. Business
IN Tin. line has been very dali tor nearly tH"
Years It has not pad The r"c"nt failure Of
one of thu largest dry goods h"rls'S was due t"
hr,yv losses through CUSTOMERS IN the Nurth-
WESTERN States lh'rra apprrh"HSl"uS that
!, few other hnusr's may h. i"rCrd I" NHcriInh'
but the LEADING dealers hope by rrtr"nchm"nt
10 o,rrc"mr present dIlli .ultrs. \" alarm i
nrr,sSary, as we are informed on excellent
authority.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

MONTANA'S GOvENNOR.-N 7. Langfnrd
has been appointed Governor 81 Montana, vie"
G.. G. Smith If Kentucky, resigned The Salt
Lake Reporter says the appointment sa very
good one. We believe he was last from Wash
ington Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

THE SrrEo TCNNHI,-ln Congress. Jan.
llth. Ashley of Nevada introduced bill T."
loan per cent bonds Of the United States to
the amount Of $1,000, 900 for the construction
al proposed Sutro-tuunrl in the Comstuck
lode IA that State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

WELL Pur.-Thc Louisville Comier-jo"'
nal says:
The Radical organs say that reputation. It
il shall ocrur will he IAN eternal national dis
grace" The reputation of the Continental
debt by our grand old fathers wasn't IAN rter.
nal national disgrace" for they r'Pndiated
simply because they couldn't pay. II we refuse
to pay when we can possibly pay, 1t VIII Ger
tainly be- IAN eternal nuti"aal disgrace but
no disgrace ut all it We don't pay when we
simply cant
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

Nor ENorGu SNnw.-Nrry little snow has
fallen IN Mormon Basin. and fears are enter
tanned that the natural supply of water for
mining purposes viii he light the coming sea
son. The same c"mpIliut comes from Canyon
City, Oregon The winter has been ST. far the
uldrst kuuwn hl tn waitrs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

DEAD-Col J. II. Parker, n pioneer miner
of Northern Idaho, while on his way from Orc
Elmo to San Francisco was stricken with par.
alysis ut Walla Wnlla, and died there January
18th. He was about 50 years of age.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

A CUD FOR Gov. BAILARD--If n man
falsely charges us with fdIsrhood, he is unwor-
thy of our regard. If he charges Us truly with
taIs"h"od, we are unworthy of the regard OF
any n;Ip,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

pryoRs-We are informed by persons who
fA~i ,r and wAo are very certain that they
'DS, automatically, that the rumors which have been
seaA .h,rt town for few days past to the effect
HNO'''> g small pox have occurred i'll silver City
j" r,, ritv are totally without foundation There
$40 D',> sipcIe case, nor the trace OF L case. in
=, n,,e We think there is no Gauss for excite
HI' alarm in this matter OF small pox. Yet it
I'I' :, rnUise for our citizens, throughout the
''- ,,,tv 10 fail toprepare against the coming of
'l'.' "a, ,ontasinn, by the only sure mode, and
ia. is vaccination
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

ID.
Ri AOLEf CASE.-During the Snrratt
G,r., ~ y District Of Columbia Court, Judge
L. Ham, '.anf"n'a obsrqnpus t"ol) ordered
Gp,. jos II. Bradley, Surratt's senior
tD,,.n :" Stricken from the Court roll of
Sp,e m. = lie other Judges on the District
l!ap,o, D''cn subsequently, coniirurd the
@S,, '''I'n Of Cartier. On Jan. Ilth,
@dS,, OoArt at the United States dis
y o,., - ease by the issuance of prr"mp.
s4r4n. = to the District of Columbia
tight "a " 10 restore JOS. II. Bradley to
+" Practice in that Court.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

PACIFIC RAILROAD. - The Union Pacific
Railroad wac completed ~ Echo CITY, jan. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

...x,rs -We call the special attention Of all who
"a ,ake out licenses in his county, to the
- Sheriff Brt,en in this issue. By statute
,,,be late Legislature it is made the impera-
r. i,r without exception for any cause whatever
~. Sheriff 10 report the names OF all who do not
-. 5,v fixed. take on; the license required in
-. business, 10 the District Attorney and II :
-, ,ps imperative du:y OF the District Attorney
: immediately commence sat against each "elin-
.-.,. :, re2orted Therefore. il Is very important
~ ,,r,.~nfl "a u, their licences ~ once.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28
C;tv and County.

ryr Wharf.-The History ftle Var, ad-
BlsIohi .n;s naper, and published by II. II. Ban
Yersea III Cam Francisco is spoken of by the press
croft W. = tbe East as the most interesting history
eneran' r.,ot struggle between the Federal States
Of tue I Son,hern Confederacy which has appeared.
and 'H' written by the Hon. A. II. Stephens. the
THE a..d statesman of Georgia who was Vice President
nOea fsderacy. and whose character. in p.int OF
dtne .,ritv purity of motive, and greatness OF in
N0 lD' ,'nnot be questioned or denied. We hope
Rlec' '"' ,l. 70 speak of the merits of the book
~. t,ir perusal OF It,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28
GEOGRAPHIC SUMMARY
The following is II synopsis of the dispatches
of the week, down to Jan. Dist:
Miscellaneous

The following is II synopsis of the dispatches
OF the week, down to Jan. Dist:
Miscellaneous
Mudd
There is disposition to admit the Misss.
sippi Representatives under the defeated Con.
stitution of that State
n white woman in Arkansas was outraged
by three State negro militiamen, who were
shot
The following u S. Senators have been
elected: In Missouri, Carl SrhurZ Massachu-
srtts, Chas. Sumner; New York, Ex Gov. Fen
ton; Maine, Hannibal Iiamlin; Michigan, lack
Chandler; Minnesota. Alex. Ramsey; Della
ware. JAS A. Baynrd, for short term and his
son, Thomas Bayard, tor the long term
The Nebraska Radical caucus failed to agree
on candidate Senator Upton stood highest
In Indiana, 10y reason ct il corrupt bargain
Ctmback tried 10 make with Gov Baker, the
Radicals refuse to elect him, though he got the
caucus nomination. In the Senate the vote
was Cunback. -; Hendricks. 10; Scattering,
y; III the HouSe-Cumback 40; Hendricks
40: scattering, Z. The Senate passed Il rrso-
linton declaring Cumback's conduct dishonur
able
1t is believed the Senate will reject the St
Thomas purchase.
Congressional
In Senate, Corbrtt presented II memorial
from Washington Territory against submitting
the San Juan Island question I" arbitration
Sherman reported bill lrgaIizing coin con.
tracts.
In the House the bill By Ashley OF OHIO. to
provide i"r the purity OF elections IN the Ter.
rItUrlrS WAS passed
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

u 1"'NF PA"EIcInE.-Tnr Portland HlJ,,
''"' Z1th reports the murder of Mat
4. "'''' ID lamhIII county, on the morning
A.. ~s I''h by his o~n son. a young man of
+, " years, The murderer fed to Day.
IA, w" near by, soon after the murder.
J. ~ " us crime He was held in custo-
b. ''N"ry Ia that his father bad abused his
n - al night, and kicked her out of bed.
N ~" demonstrated in the morning. aud hi.
t.cn "'u u" Mn He picked up IA loaded
I'D I : and as his father came upon him he
btl " "arr'is, killing his father Instantly.
B, -, '"'' came to the country in 1913
ao >; "'1FIy 20 years old, had married his
@tc u qua It Is sail their children are all
az was a confrlnrd atheist.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

@>e. -Ihe right man in the right
'S. Sheridan among the savages
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

.','S We ar Ill b.eI to COOL friend at
!. -! ~ ham q excellent ven son, sent 10 Us
:, u last sunday. It vas very acceptable
49, ~ Tas troa'n ar~T=1TriIv'r.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

b.. -''' Co.'S so.roe VIII come OF on Friday
- . 'o3d T"'n7Iar Hall. Tickets. 81 80
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TERMS or 1DFEhiIo4H"'
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one half ola column months, 10 w
Oochilfofs column, months, % o.
one halfof column, IL months, 20 ~
one column, . months, 20 w
y)pe column, 6months, 40 w
Ore colamn, IL months, Oh w
All advertisements not having the aHm6eI
nj insertions marked on the copy, Will be NJ
sa.,ca nntil ordered out anu charged for a
cordinglY. u,..ti
~ in advance. -, :
In adv ince. .,., ,,,.l
Advertisements for charitable institutions, IN
serted for half price. 90,
Marriages and deaths published iree. ont
rary Notices aud Tributes of Re'pect. charged
hafthe above rates. r.
Announcing candidates for county Offices
s3 90; for Stnte and Federal offices, SiO w
payment required in advance.
= Communications solicited, but every article
mus. be accompanied with the name OF the
writer. So,
All legal advertisements must be paid for
before me pvaafof PubIcatiou can be Obtained
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Of Orders Of Publication before the Proof oil
Publication is ISSUED
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G5Gt 9IfecgGg 8egiattp
a,,.,,srrp Every THURSDAY MORNING ny
GEO. w. TlPPETT.
EDITOR AYp PROPRIETOR.
7OFFICE'


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POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA
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rraMS az ApYERTISING.

lrlNvARlAuLY ~ NpyANoE. 20
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N@tEENN.

ALL. pcr.on, desiring to obtain authority
4 certificate to teach scl.oot in Mason county,
will hcrtby tikr notice dpt my public exam
ination of l.etchirs. will. from this date. he
Ar,d 4, Mason City. on ihe THIRJ SArCR-
DAY Of eaeh'mbfilr' Nopriyae examinations
will be given, except 10 cassSof emerGg2cy'
9 ,IaCQB .BIRi2t%
snpt Pub Schools, Mason Copiy,.
OCT 99-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-10-21
The Presidents Denial.


Bonner, OF the New YORK Let3er' recently
wrote to Gen. Grant, asking him % make a
brief denial over his own signature Of all
fore-knowlcdge Of the gold combination, i'm
oriertoreIieve himself entirely from all resPon-
s.biIity for the acts OF others Under date OF
the 18TH instant the President replied. that he
had nothing whatever to do with the late gold
excitement In New York City, except that he
ordered the sale Of gold to break the ring en-
gagged IN a most disrcpuilbie transaction.
This denial OF any completely IN that dis
cred'iabIe effort on the partoi sundry sPecu.a-
tors anxious 20 make money regardless OF the
means used, Is emmen''y proper 10 the Pres'-
dent. He truthiul'y adds Though with rep
inuon OF the word connected that sounds
badly that, hal the spectators proved sue
ocsslul, no one would ever have heard Of any
one identified with the administration being
connected with The transaction. Thesame error
OF repetition is noticed in the postscript Of the
letter, in which the President states that it was
hurrodIy written.
Some papers seem to think that Gen. Grant
should not have condescended to notice the
matter We think otherwise. As general
rule, we grant that such uuv rautab.e attacks