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Governor returning without his approval the bill
authorizing the Supervisors OF the town OF Addison,
IN Steuben county, 70 borrow money TO rebuild
bridges in said town and TO pledge the credit OF the
town for the repayment OF the same. He sass:-
.e Pill clearly belongs 10 that class OF special laws
70 which have already several occasions, inter.
posed my objections and 70 which feel constrained
TO continue my unyeldIng opposition"
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by M Discriminating the general Senooi law
OF the state In relation to the location or removal o
school houses.
MISCELLANEOUS.
fne Dill authorizing the construction OF certain
piers on the North river was passed. The bill IN
creasng the Metropolitan Police force was recon-
mitIed, on motion OF Mr.. Gleason, to the Committee
on Cities.
ERIE RAILROAD REPORT.
The SPEAKER presented the report OF Jay Gould.
president OF the Erie Railroad, as TO the capital
STOCK OF said road on the 10th OF March last The
common stock OF the company was $57, ,0c0,0 900;
amount OF preferred stock, $1,000 600: floating debt,
$300O,0OO The report recltes that the funded debl
u so nuctuating from day to day that 1t Is possi-
Die 10 state the amount with any accuracy
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing towns In Oneida county to aid In the
construction Of q railroad from Rome TO Clinton;
annexihg part OF New Rochelle 10 Searsdale; re-
organizing The Fire Department OF Brooklyn; TO
amend the act for altering the map OF Brooklyn.
Evening Session.
The bill proposing general aid to new railroads of
$4,000 mile was discussed the entire evening and
progressed
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SPAIN.

A Force Organized in An6alusia to Enforce
the Conscription and Collect the Taxes.
MADRID, March %, 1859.
guard mobile has been organized in Andalusia
to enforce the conscription and the collection OF
taxes.
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BaIch,s 4. X. L.. Rye Whiskey.mst,,I@ea y &c l,s ~
fs.b,oped way, Al 81 70 gallon CAL and ssamne
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Ay-Morcy Advanced on Diamonds, Watches'
Jewsry, silver s"A'' o. a. JUDD, 500 Broadway.
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American velocipedcs. $50 60 eiy0 C.rssa emcS, =,
psrount 10 trade and schocis Manufacturers W
STEPHEN W. SMITH, W william street.
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A.-Pockct and Table Knives Knives Ca'vsrs'
hAfo's' 's' j. CURLEy 4 BRO, i3a Nassau street,
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Get Rid Of Cold at Once by using JeA snd
ExPECTORANT, certain for all Pulmonary
Bronchial affections. Sold every where.
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VIRGINIA..

Excitement In the Radical Cump-G0vernor
Wells, Judge Bond and Gedwin Dudley Ar.
rested ON a Charge oi Mail Robbery-Par-
ticuIars Of the Charge-Thc Accused Held TO
Bail.
RICHMOND, March %, 1859.
The greatest excitement prevails In republican cir
cles here to-day over the arrest last night at ten
O'Clock Of Governor Wells, Judge Bond, Register In
Bankruptcy, and Gedwin Dudley, Clerk OF the Cir
Quit Court OF the city. upon charge Of mail robbery
From the dispositions made before justice OF the
peace appears that about the middle Of December
last letter containing important political informa-
tion was mailed here by w. II. 5amuels, formerly
retary Of the Republican state Central Com
which never reached its destination. The
letter was missing Tor r cons,aera6ie sslvp pc,
ans Souy ne ounn s' bS eoe s author
in the possession OF Governor Wells. The allegations
go to show that the letter was puroined from the
ties in the interest OF Wells who broke the seal and
read Its contents. party named Charles Z. Zincke
Ss U ssee an the as
cused appeared before Mayor Chahoon, who, having
no Jurisdiction In his capacity as Mayor dismissed the
he rcarrested the accused and held each to bail to
appear before him tomorrow at one P. M. Crowds
sSe court room while the exsnipation was belnu
held, but no demonstration was made before the
Mayor, as republicans are altogether concerned
ment.
Sudden Death In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rail-.
road Enterprise.
ALEXANDRIA, March %, 1869.
Louis y. Holden, formerly OF Steuben, N. ", and
late resident OF Jefferson. Tenn, fell dead at the
depot Of the orange and Alexandria Railroad this
morning. He had on his person money and valua.
bles TO the amount OF 81, 100.
The contract is closed by which the Alexandra,
Loudon and Hampshire Railroad Is TO be completed
To Winchester this year and new board OF directors
was elected to-day: Lewis McKensie, president, and
Cakes Ames OF Massachusetts,, II. ID. Cooke, OF
washington, and =. McComb, OF Delaware are tho
new directors Branches Of the road to be built
to Washington.
8. r. Beach, United states District Attorney, will
be summoned TO Richmond from this place to-mor-
row, TO attend the examination OF Governor Wells
and Others
Phillips, tho Murdcrer, Further Respitcd.
RICHMOND, March 20, 1869.
James Jeter Phillips, the condemned wife MUIR
derer, whose case Is now pending In the supreme
Court OF the United States has been further re-
spited by Governor Wells TO- the 30th OF April.
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g.s Coal Property for Salc.-A bargain.
~ snsst nroperty OF The kind this country The Goa
vel, and fsvoraby and Of great value free oi sn
hr visidna nearly LOO TO the with ILLUMINATING
osr al nearly nineteen candles The land located on
line OF railway contiguous and nearest 70 the seyers ~.
tcs WIN be sold low 70 close estate The umpes ~ w
land n worth the price ssked and now paying
on he amount For further particulars INQUIRE OF SVuN
DE AEON. "a New street. room -
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! u.rter,, Uirsutus-For the Hair. Free from
.s The ouy thing 70 prevent hair falling oua Saa Broad
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Hill, InImitnble Cutter of Hair and Whfs~
Shaving, Dysing, &c.
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ro.i prouerty for Salc.-A Bargain

u-s.nrs.hed In 1SOO.-Tho Metropolitan Jot
p.s.ssrs Estsblishm ent " Nassau street.
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Court or Appeals.

ALBANY. March %, 1869.
The following is the day calendar in the Court OF
Appeals for Wednesday March N:-Nos. !, 2, 8, A. 8.
Q, I, Q, 10, ii, 13, IA, Is, II, ls.
The following announcement was made by the
Judges OF the Court OF Appeals this morning.
There will be this court Good Friday the
26th instant The adjournment Thursday the close of
the session. will be until four r. NJ Monday the 18th.
r. o. PERRIN, Clerk.
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x,.,..,acru,s UncQualled Hair Dye.-s0it
snnlisd Al his wig Scalp Factory No. Asor House
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Important Notice.-The Havana Lottery
"a articles have appeared In several IN the United
SAtes stating That The Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba would
- discontinued we are authorized by the Administrator Of
te Lottery 70 state mat truth these
reports. TAYLOR CO., i6 Wall street.
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Go to ehe Great Sale of Fine h
Clothing, Cent? and Boys'
BRoKAw BRorG. nrsti;ut.
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper u
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Fearful Accident the Toledo and PeOrin
Railr0ad-Narr0w Escape Of Horati0 Scy.
m0ur-Railroad Affairs in the West.
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Jet Jeweiry.-Ju-f Received, a Fresh As
Of Jet Cameo and ether pendant Jewary at
OSBORNE AT0wSsEND's 527 Broadway corner OF Spring
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Review Of Troops In Havana-Dulce Enthu.
siastically Checred.


The Captain General to-day held grand review Of
ali the regular and volunteer forces In Havana.
pu,ce was enthusiastically cheered by the volunteers
as he passed along their lines.
Troops continue to leave on the railroads for the
interior, .ss
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Missisquoi Spring Water-Oniy Known
remedy for and all dseases OF the Sold by
druggiss Depot, $50 Broadway. N. Y.
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Ncatuess, Economy and Despatch Combined
10 the Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing Esab'
Naaaa 4tra
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Messrs: e. II. Ludlow a. CO. will Sell &c
Eschange saesroorn, No. III Broadway the valuable
Plot OF Ground Nos g. II and 10 Walker street. sxl06 feet
cal nit asta.
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sudden Death In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rail.
road Enterprise.

Phillips, tho Murdcrcr, Further Rcspited.
RICHMOND, March 20, 1869.
james Jeter Phillips, the condemned wife muir
derer whose case is now pending In the supreme
Court OF the United states, has been further re-
spited by Governor Wells TO the 30th OF April.
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baltimore Cattle ,lArKst5I
JlAYG,

BEEF CATTLE Prices to-day
ruled as follows odd Cows and Seals
wags at 0Oa5- 80; ordinarylthin Steers.
Oxen and Cows at ) 5Ua6 90; fairqu~l-
i.y Leeyes at 5 00a9 IS per lO0 pounds,
the average price being about, g gross.
The lnprkct was very dull throughout the
day at a decline Of. fully 25c per 100
pounds on the rate, Of las, wsck.
SHEEP-The marsct has been we'll
supplied during The past week, but
butchers have bought,qpi.e freely; and nc
the close to-day ii, stock is considerably
reduced. with 4 fair lcu,snd a,'fa rates.
Prices to-day ranged MS iulows: Fair to
good wool Sheep al 51asc, and sheared a.
5sGlr per pound gross. Lambs 2 50s4 SO
per heuj. t. Ers9 g!s ~
HOiS-The,e is fall suppl yyinths
hands Of the brokers, and with . limited
demand daring the past week, tie market
closed dull at decline Of about Z 30 pei
100 pounds sinca last week. Prices IT,
day range ~ follows: Fair to goodilivo
Hogs 10 O'ali OO per- lOOaEpounds
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.lDTERTLsEMEY,TS.
WEST VIRGINIA.. 'r7

WEST VIRGINIA.: a 7 m
1 rules held IN the clerks Office Of the err
suit eours VI Lewis county, on the G'si
Mo.ip, In April, 1869. 7't 90 os'ig ,H'a
IYiiiiun. Lunty and Ber- s'fle4rs!9 ic''rl
nurd Gipin, merchants '''s't,A' Oh
nal pu, 'nsrs, trading un- ga 1sF''
dtrMr firm name and ''}a' e1'r
style Of Ca"Iy' Gi!3in & = 'g 3 q,
Co.. apif 2li et .a7a,a 'a1Sg@l 4'A
p iar w13deb9 ie"i IN A,snmpait,
Eunin $. Bland, Georgeed isdi f5''''
D. Erans, jr. and JohHg.'i al 19ssA
T. Bland, merchants and t.ri 7
mrtutrs! trading nndrr'Sy'1 9Si' i1s'd
lie firm name and style o baH big
of +. s. Bland " Co. ag= h.ia Spiaool
! The object Of this suit sto obtain judgment
against the defendants for Slss, cents, balance
due from the defendants To the plaintiffs upon
IN account fled with the declaration In this
cause. p" 't"'!H 'Ht' ~.
And it appearing by atIl davit filed that the
defendant George b.. Evazs jr.is not aresidens
Of this Stale, and he not appearing, ~ iso or
dcred that he do appear here, within ono
month after FIRST publication Of this order, and
do what may be deemed necessary 10 protect
their interests IN this suit. 81 7ll III -s5dA
Tcstef: G. 4. JACKSON, Cl'k.l
=. n. Bailey, atty. L.. ......,.,. ,n4l-4t.
WEST VIRGINIA.. aadI .ssia Ia
7 A T rules held in the clerk Office Of the cir
N cult court Of Gimer county, .. on the Grss
L,n.: ~. ~ ~ ,,r l., ch,,....,
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book NOTICES.

Peters Musical tlentllly' for May
has been received. and is. as usual. replcte
with new and elegant music in addition to
is literary contents. Price So. j. D.
Peters. los Broadway New York.
'.lady's Fricni' for May has also oecn
received, and tho contents nrc Of more
than usual interest The fashion plates
ignore the extremes. and give only such
styles as we would be glad to have used
by our own lady friends Price 81, pea.
con & Peterson, $40, Walnut Street
Philadelphia. 5.is Gs aa5
"Nlaryland Farmer for the currant
month is on our table and as fully equal
to its predecessors This is one Of the
hest and cheapest Agr'cultnrnl Monthlies.
Price 81 so, j. Sands Mills 4 Co., Bal
,imore. 1850 a9
"Godey's Lady's Book is repletc with
interest aud usefulness. 1t is confined
exclusively to The news and necessities Of
ladies. aud cscllcws all politics. and is
never guilty Of abusing the people Of any
section. 1t is what it pretends to be, 80
l.ady's Magazine" Price So, Louis a.
Cooley, Philadelphia.
1.-The New Eclectic" which was lately
consolidated with "iJhe land We Love-
contaius its usual varied selections from
the current literature of the day, as well
as instalmcnts Of "l'hineas Phinn," and
"Iiule Barefoot" Prica 81. 'Trumbull
Il Murduck, 81 Lexington street, lIul,i-
moro. aaHs .Na uI HrEl. ESQ.
1.-THE American Farmer is also::on our
table. This publication is devoted to the
interests Of Agriculture and Horticulture,
and age las but added to its efficiency
Price 81. Wortliugton & Lewis, Balti.
more.
DENonEsr's NloSrnLY.-This Magazine
has the great merit Of keeping up will
the times every year, and almost every
uumher is all Improvement on the last.
It's varied departments furnish exactly
what every lady needs throughout the
country. The prominent features Of
Patterns, the "L,,lie's Club the Music,
etc., are each one Of them worth more
than the price Of the book. Terms, 81,
". j. Demoress, s3S Broadway.
"The Saturday Evening Post" old hut
not nirn, comes to US with corumcndablc
rulari,y, and is early read by The Ii
dis. Price 81, Deacon & Peterson, $40
Walnut Street philadelphia.
"Wavcrly Magazine" is always prompt
and always welcome. This is the King
Of the Wcpkly's, as each number contains
10 large 1uarto pages Of interesting mis-.
cellany. Price 81. Moses A. Dow, Bos.
ton Massachusetts,. .0|.
Democrats Young America DIAL
the juvenile magazines, the children sa,
this is The best, and we must say we agree
with them. Its brigh. culors and It's toy!
have the charm Of being different from
every thing else, while the stories Ant
,s,er sketches are exceptionally good
Terms 81 So, W. /. pemorest, sa'
Broadway.
The cnrraat number Of "Thc Southern
Home journal Is received and fully nmin
laihs It's position among the Litvrar,
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MAR RIED.

CUyKNAS-KNlSLEy---Ou the 9th ult., by
Rev John CLARK, At the residence Of the brides
ia,!er, Mr.. israel Goodman 10 Miss Julia Ana
knne!y. xii Of lhis. county. rllfH & .lyiS
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=
yivul Of religion at their church in this
place. Services are, well attended but
as yet, few conversions have been made.
The well known ability and eloqucnce Of
Mr.. Crowdcr leads US to suppose that if
lie cannot bring within the folds Of tho
church our crring Wcstonian brethren
and gentle and bcaufeous sistern, it will
be loves labor lost in any one else TO
make the attempt. We sincerely trust,
however, tl.at the prayers Of Mr.. Grow.
der may be answered, and that this may
he q really great revival in this section Of
the Lords vineyard. '1f1r
C,scvlr CovRr.-Abcut forty actions
at lnw and ten clianccry cases were finally
of.
james W. Woffindiu. a native Of Enc-
land, was admitted q citizen of the United
Suites.
Tic Grand Jury found an Indictment
against .Jac,b Cllrisner for the murder Of
Mr.. Roger, notice Of which occurrence
in nur paper some time ago.
Also two indictments against Andres
Stalnaker Cor misdcncanor
The tit.jury we're discharged on tn"
third dny Of the tcrm-thc Court nat
dcening !. advisable to try any important
eases in the absence ofthe new Code.
The whols session occupied but four
days. whicllis. We think, the shortest
term Of Court ever held in this county.
TouRNAMExr according to appoint
mant. the young America Club Of
Weston. met on t,cir grounds on Friday
evening last. when the following XIII hts
entered tho lists: 90,
H"iyht Of Tie Somh-Nlastcr Joseph
Darlipton.
K"iyht Of C7Jtm-,lstsr Charlie
Smith. s-a.t, .-rs $50 n-s.s-
Enyht If Cherokee Master Billy Pat
tersoa. aAft
Knight Of llrston-,Iaster Charlie
Caylor.
Knight Of Clarksb"y-- Master Ralph
Moore, iir,!u- r'+s - -Fs,
Eniyacf LaehpnriIle- Master Char
lie Moore
(. EntyhhfAe Red Cross Master liar
ry Camden.
kniyht OF IF,shiny'on-,laslcr jim.
mic burlington. nIt. gr
KmyM Of Pocahontas Master Dick
Harrison. II,
knight IF Bonnie Scotland Master
ijlahu l>rnhnnn.
The Knight Of the Red Cros, took the
first honor: the Knight Of the Snutl: the
second; Tic Knight Of Clifton the third
and the Knight Of Weston the fourth
The Knights then adjourned to the
house Of Mrs. Byrne---the fortunate ones
to crown the lajic. of their choice, aud
all to join in the merry dance.
The Knight Of the Red Cross came for
ward with Miss hlollie Bennett and said
.As it was the custom Of the Knights Of
olden time. after achieving victory gu
some Sard.fonglt battlefield, to crown n
lovely and beautiful maiden. I, in humble
imitation Of the days Of chiyalry and man.
~ exercise, crown you. Miss Mollie,
Queen Of Love and Beauty"
The coronation was attended with The
usual ceremonies. ...0.-..
The Maids of Honor, three in number,
we're crowned BY their respective knights
leach coronation being accompanied By
neat, spicy, aud appropriate speech,
worthy ftlie gallant young Knights and
the occasion. r,.,- IT'D. ',,...--
MAina Or ttoSnu
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coon HEALTH va
ID psYamaun. to wealth. Il tie s.! ts.,i iafn hfd
craSr pargt out The vile liHmqIS ard liatShG vts
viii itotats' Blo0d Pii!., ai;f sel tht igtF,il
crgaas perI0rht.g tlteit ;tgnlis fiaFtiq'is at'l
u:te in order, ktep,'hsina OILY the dails uses;
tObaek ) Stomach BHtsrsf
n r Istttf3Sr
sstei. sat fot h Vi. onaff i!rr.a
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REslcSEp.-Judgo James ?, Smith, Of
the Fifth judicial District ofWest Vir-
gina, has rendered his resignation to the
Governor on account of i'll health lit
be accepted .'llis successor will be appoint
cd ii few days. .'
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TnE Barber oil welltat White Oak, is
now producing sixty barrels per day
flowing. ea. 7g,s.a g-i, = ig8a-5Ip
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WELL Prr.--During divine service at
the Catholic Church at hi. place m Sun.
day night last. We were Witness to LITTLE
circunitance which is entirely loo good to
keep. We, in common with II majority Of
the congregation. were listening intemlv
to the eloqucncc of Father Burke. when u
little child, sitting asleep by The side Of
its mothsr, lost it' dreamy balsnce. aud
fell to the floor. III an instant nine hends
cut Of every ten were turned to see what
~ai the matter. when Father Burke.
without smile, BIZ. breaking of from
the current Of Ills address. said .-"Bretl,.
rem, there is ITO need Of every ono look
ing at that child" Tho effect was com.
plcte-eyery head again faced III. preacli-
er, and during The rect Of The service, M,
a countsnance In the church turned II.
gszs from The nini.ter and tue altar. Il
more OF our divincs would act In the 30 MT
way, It night save the reputation Of thei,
congregations as true worshippers-- no,
to speak "f'he possibility Of the Imminent
danger VI Itue'nrins .rnlinine yc,t.tra.
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TnE citizens Of Kingwood have agreed
to rebuild tue Court House at that place,
recently destroyed by fire, without the
expense of dollar to the county.
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Jouy Hull, Of Harrison, recently
broke his leg, while Jumping. Bone
breaking seems to be favorisc a'nuse-
mcnt With John. this being the fifth
time he has performed tho operation upon
Himself. a'f ++t' '+. ~ sp4
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yI1.ME TABLE, g8
II. so. RAILROAD.

TRANSMIT be run on this road till furthe
NOTES, AS follows: ilS
MAJ = TRAIN WEST.
I..,ycs Grafton At Has \,
Arrive. Al Clarksburg at l2:49 p. ",
Arr;yeEst Petersburg ut sos r. ".
ss1 u FAST LINE WEST.
Leaves Glsfionat $50 \, ".
Arrives at tilarksburg.at f6 s:eo A. v,
Artires At Parkerspurg st go ll;l0 A, ".
.MAtL'TRAlN EAST.
.syes 'rsrkcrshurg At lo-aO A. ".
Arrive, at Clarksburgst $50 P. ".
Arrive. At Grafton At aE'tt- N F.. 400 y. 81.
V.s s,I Fast HNE--E.AST.
Leaves ?nrkcrshnrgat 5:oj r-M
hr,;r., s,ilarkshnrg At li"aE 900 p. y.
Arrive, ., Grafton at lo:lo ?. ".
FOR further particular arply 10 ". II, Free.
nan &, tho Clarkshurg depot. .har
~ 80, ~ JOHN H. WILSON, @
r. 10 Mater of transportation.
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The Morgau'owu Academy took fire in
the roof last Monday, but tho flames were
quenchel without much damage.
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BURGLARS recently cutered the house
Of john VI. Stout, of Browns Mills, llar-
rison county, aud stole $50. ,l-
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CtTATE WkSf ylRGiSiA:'" 'ai =
- Al Rules held III tie Clerks oaitcof tbs
circuit court Of Lewis county. on thu Gtst Avu.
day IN April, 1859. ,.t ..,e,, an
Emilio j. Mvet, Complainant, A.t
rs ..st
John Shiflet, d.tndant, WEE
The object of this suit q % obtain decres
for Il Divorce FROM Tie bonds tf hiatrihoty.
appearing by affidavit fled, that the
plaintiff las caused process TO be issued in,ithis
suit against the defendant John Shinltt for
service 1rba him directed 10 ilie Sheriff Of
Riiehie county, West Virginia, IN which saii
county he resides, aud tile hine has been twi,e
issued and delivered to the Sheriff of tho sail
county Of Richic, no-e than ten days -leferr
the return nay thereof aid been ttsittsi
without being executed, itd l,e not appealing
I. Ia orttrrd that he do appear hers within oie
month aftet the frs, publication Of this Older,
and Do what is necessary ~ protect l,it interest
in tits sui. eupyTeH.
ny. e.. a JACKSON, fGltk.
Branub1 and Harrison, Attorneys.
a10-4t s 9lF' ,'' ~ "INDf
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PuoroorArns.--pcrsons wishing cor
rect likeness OF themselves or their lau,i.
lies, should call at once at s. Z. Barrett's
photographic gallery. over Geo. Fishers
store. mar
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Tux yarn business is looking up bcrea-
bouts. Some Of the ladies doinotling
but spin the Street article, which goes off
well with most people.
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Fonry-SEyES en'igrauts pissed through
Cincinnati on Thursday last for tho West.
All from our prosperous young State
Let us have peace.
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Dn. MoESls, the celebrated Dentist,
will be in Weston on the 1st day Of May,
it being court day. and remain twelve
days. lie needs no recommendation
you all know him. n4ltf.
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Tlg Barber oil welltat White Oak, is
now producing sixty barrels per day
flowing. eal 7rs.a g-ii ir,ga-7I,
BURGLARS recently entered the house
Of John NJ. Stout, Of Browns Mills, llar-
rison county, aud stole $50. i-
The Morgau'owu Academy took fire in
the roof last Monday, but tho flames were
quenched without much damage. u
TIE Clarksburg Conservative editor
calls thunder and Lightning "celestial
fireworks" r.- aI-1.E
Tuk house of William Mcclellan. Of
Coal township, Harrison county, was
blown down few days ago.
CHARLES QuEEN, Of Peel Tree. Bar.
bour county, makes thirty pounds Of ma
pie sugar annually from one tee,
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Joux p Wpns,Scrn. Of Clurksburp.
was on Saturday las, appointed . Notary
public for Harrison county.
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Little Kanawha Improvement. has reach
od Eli,,hcth with twcntv.fiva ennf,trcs
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TIE Morgantown editors have seen =
chicken liver whlch weighed SIX ouh'e'
and bali. me fowl 10 which 1t belong
Gu was yea...1s P". l.'.---d I.e.. sa
A Mar.iusburg citizen has been res.
,ored TO sirht after twelve years of total
blindness. A Baltimore oculist perform.
ed the operation. ----.-s.il
Fonry-SE,ES enigrants passed through
Cincinnati on Thursday last for tho West.
All from our prosperous young State"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wishing COT
rect likeness OF themselves or their lauii.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-10

The Clarksburg Conservative cdi'"r
calls thunder and Lightning celestial
fireworks" r- --'.alH.Ea