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printers Can Read. Anything"

We fcclingly" commend TO writers
for tho press the following paragraphs !:
Correspondents cannot be TOO par
ticular in shipping exactly the letters or
every proper name. We tried hard
last week 10 see that two names were
set ~, right. but nobody III the print
Ing, Office ur'lhc counting room could
dcciphcr them. To-day Il letter comes,
saying, We have printed them both
wrong. Precisely So but we do not
think il juaL 10 put tho office 10 The eX-
pruSc OF re-5GitimG articles that 0u2 Ut
TO have been properly prepared in The
first instance Western Christian +d-
rOcutc.
"PRiXTEIS CAN READ ANYTHING. -
Thi, remark is often made by corrcs-
pumdcnts and advertisers MS MI excuse
for half spelling words, abbrcviating
tecliuicalitics, aud sl0rcnly. unrcadabie
writing generally. THERE'S no doubt
tina, prin,cr.arc better dcciphcrcrs OF
bad mun,i>crip pit than amy other class OF
prrsuns--but when. for instance, a
merchant writes that he has received
five BIS. ten lbs. Cls.. it il Somcw hut
difficult to tell whether the merchant
really means boots. biscuits, or butter.
nuts; chalk, cheese, Or .churns. cloves.
clocks, or ciuIns.-- BefhShire GLASS.
Courier.
Not long since we had Il legal adver-
tisemcnt in which 4 name WIS plainly
written Miles. but the writer meant
(Which We could not know the NJ for
-, ~ nn,tI.r vuu N-ritten Eilpxh lint
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A xI,ns;l,lc Irish Movement.

> Thu, n, ost:. sensible proportion We
(: - Zen vet, for the relief OF IRE.
Iiandfs 'thst cmana,iug from !leaaias
lrU61,eu qf!Chicago, for w. W. q ~ se NIX,
,ionSof Irish 1ocietics all over ~ w I .IG,.
try. rs aidtspd- protect those M s,sS ~
co2u1SitirmesiSylo desire to seeE lio !. y
;SStiiE sites. Iuforiuation$3F, aIsoa @ !,
hsnpennraT transmitted and dIiluScd
throughout ireland, giving rellaDle
data Concerning the price OF Ian 40
labor. &C., accompanied WIN sue. sas
yestions and advice as Will oe u '''
Vice TO the immigrant. ~
Had the hundred Of th0ush"u ~ "
dollars collected and wasted on 'oo',
ish ATTEMPTS to conquer CANADA nnn
.wrcst Ireland from British power,
ham exuendGd in assisting lrIslmen
aud, tl,eirIamilies.to' crosS-teo'een ronn.
set up their household gods IA q ,: Go", :.
try where political and avn ,'pe,2
flourish. = great benefit would naYs
been conferred upon them. lns'eau
thereof. the money has been worse
Than sounndcrcd, misery cntailcd upon
hundreds, and not few generous,
lrishmcn condemned to Imprisonment
and exile. a., ...,.., ,,.;.
We do not find fault with the sRlri'
of patriotism that prompted tho euort
but with the folly Of leaders who A.
tempted great enterprise will inaue-
u,lait means. and wh0scconrmon sense
ought to have tau ht them the incvlia-
bic disaster which would overtaKe
their enterprises. They have not
harmed Great Britain, but they have
inflicted great suffering and injury up.
OIL their counirymen under british
rule, who were induced 10 cooperate
with them BY promises that could MOI
he fulfilled, and pledges made only 10
be broken. 4.
The new movement. however, Is one
that we can conScicntiously commend
to freshmen; and if il is judicious'!
managed it will carry comfort TO Inc
heart OF many u poor son Of the Fine
raid Isle, and secure for him that COM
fort and independence which he Is not
likely to find in lis native country Tor
a generation 10 comc.-- Cthcthnan
Commercial.
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GOVERNOR rxsxswoRru. 1T will

GOVERNOR FXRNswoRrH. 1t will
see,u strange TO many Of our readers
to know that D. D. I. Farnsworth, Of
Cpskur, is. at present. Governor OF
West Virginia. but such is the fact.
lie entered upon the duties Of his
oraee on last Friday. Feb. 10Th. and his
"term" expires on the 4th OF March.
tomorrow, when Governor Stevenson
will bc Exaggerated. Gov. Borcman
having resigned OH last Thursday to
20 on 10 Washington to take his oeat
In the L. $. Senate on the 4th Of March.
the President Of the State Senate, by
law, Is Governor pro tempOre. The
InteUiyencer speaks Of Farnsworth 40
sood person 10 succeed Stevenson as
Governor. But we shall have word
&c say when the time comes.
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FROM tho Cincinnati Commercial, Fob h:b
Good Policy In Advertising.

Good Policy In Advertising.
Tho real estate dealers in Chicago have
been holding meeting and fixing up an Or.
ssuiaation that they call union. The ,nain
thing under discussion ut the meeting WAS
tho price OF advertising in the Chicago news-
papers. tits Sery curious that the dealers
seemed 10 think that one newspaper was AZ
good az another to advertise in, und that they
should discriminate against those that
charged high prices. The fact that an adver'
tiseu,cn. in paper tina. charged twelve and
onc.half cents per line might b. worth ten
times as much 10 The advertiser ~ ifit wers in
paper changing four cents line. did not
scoln 10 occur to the dsnlera An9,srucral q
Osem veye 30 aiode It, to talk efvunn"g w Ns
circulation Of newspaper ,rth cheap adperti-
sing There is nothing that Kills, q newspaper
as fa,. as cheap entertainments. They Ut up
the space in which the papur could b.. masio
interesting, and. being unpro6tablu. tho whols
concsrn. sinks, The only healthy ipoacy1 y. 70
charge good price for @tprhssn'enI IN
proportion to eirculadon--Liat ts, The number ~
papos areulatt.I, and The elassescf person.anong
wi1on, they ars 'cireHictei-and thus otiain, a
aye rer,1,ne ov4 efa snail space, and Use tho
large: PARTON OF The paper for reading r.atter
Of general nts'.sI, 1<eping. up bhs, circulation
and iaereassn5 il. an& tath, i'd maintaining a''d
edsanat,g tls ;yah.e of, spuoe Tho slckjest
and most hopslcss printed ;;shsrta.: by mis-
take called newspaperA.;sEs tbafo in sEhcb
thers, arc great mssses Of sdse'Gsipg :GsstsP
and n,s,y, tumbIcd.i in without order. leassi
for BY no one, ard therefore worthless. :. 90
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THE Monroe County Republican re-

THE Monroe County Republican re-
ports the following accidents:
HrLASciory FATE.--Wc understand that
Mrs. Van !'urrn. residing at the Sweet
Springs, vile of E:rbrrt Van Buren,. moi
with melancholy iatu few days ago. II
appears that her son had loaded up his wagon
with Il view Of goiI,. to the Depot, when he
had orca ZION To go iato thu houIc. lcavin. his
mother in charge Of the team, which became
frightened and started. running over Mrs.
Van Hurcn, cripplin. her so severely, that
she died on Friday morning last. ''. D." p
SAB AccinENr.-We learn Mr.. George
Gullc,t, nSnl about sixty years, who resided
near Rucky Point. met with sad fate On
Friday Inst lie hal been to Mil and was
on his way homc-thr wind blowing very
rapidly 1t the ,imc-whcn u limb was blown
from n tree. striking him on the head, killing
him almost instantly.
Mus. AIS FARLEY, daughter Of Mr.. D. j..
Eurry, OF this town, met with n misfortune
on Sunday last. She concluded to take 4
ride, when the horse she was riding became
unmanagcablc, throwing her upon wood
pile, breaking one Of her ankles. Dr. Doug.
IaS Was called in. who set the broken limb,
AMI the young lady, We learn, is improving
as much Ms could be expected.
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The West Virginia Legislature.

A"O "SoI w SAhIo A-Nn AothtuECs
1t WINS expected that the Legislature
would adjourn Yesterday; but, at any
ra'r. :hc session will expire by law to-
m2:row. y considerable amount OF
LEGISLATION hns h""a ma;urrd since oar
lat report Of which tho most import
ant act was t!:c location Of the Capt..
tai at Charleston. Bills were passed in
bo:h Houses incorporating the Elk Ri
yer Land Improvement, Manufacturing
and Boom Company; repeating the
charter o. the Great knnawha Naviga-
ton Company; providing for printing
and distributing tic Code, Ito b. index
cd, SC. by J. II. Ferguson, Of CabclD
authorizing the Nil. Creek Coal and
Oil Company 10 construct n railway TO
Elk river 81. ; anil bill incorporating
RaIriS:. I.2h School.
Bus paIs"i The House. amending the
ACT establishing hvcoumty OF Lincoln !;
.rrlatin. TO tn" assessment oi taxes dis.
ftibuing the School turd OF 1868, on
thcl> :, OF April next; and bill author
ling personal service Oh nonresident
defendants.
Ellis were introduced charging the
powers and defining the dulles Of the
kn.w M Board authorizing the Chcs-
mp. axe aml Ohio Railroad Company 10
acquire The ,ighI .: WY and material
Tor tn. construction OF temporary
tracks: protInIng or the payment OF
couaiy taAr> heretofore levied on real
cst.t", AIT! regulate the sale thereof!
for the Ton.pa: Hrnt OF such taxes.
A arg number OF petitions were
prescmt,d Tor relief from the lawyers
aud teachers trs: oalls. and bills in-
trodurcd in most caScs.-srYeral, how.
ever, being rejected. and hat of John
:. Swami WAS still on the table in the
senate; but IL. House getting tired Of
the h"s n:s adopted Il resolution re-
using to consider Cor this SESSION.
any more ol such petitions.
4 bill TO repeal the teachers test
oath was first rejected, but afterwards
tabled in the House.
Several petitions. including one from
Nicholas County, tor the repeal and
modification Of the school law. were
presented apd adverse reports made.
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And Charleston has the Capital.

New N!cKEls.--The denominations
OF new coins arc TO be one, three and
five cents, and they are TO be composed
Of one.rourth nickel and three fOurths
copper. The one cent coin is 10 weigh
q grain and half, and will DO about
the sizo OF tho five cent silver coin
which some OF the existing inhabitants
Of the United States will rrcnllcct 10
have seen. The three and fvo cent
pieces arc to be about the Sizo or
the one and two cent coppcrs now III
use. and will weigh respectively three
and tirc grains. Tic new coin is to be-
legal tender Tor dollar except for
duties on imports. and, all tho existing
nickle aud copper coins will be with
drawn.
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A BIC Hoo. - Mr.. &. Downing
brou.h, to town last week, Il hog Of he
Chester White and l'is-bonc China
breed. two Years and five mouths old.
weighed 7O0lbs. sro5'-592 net. This
monster no. was sold TO Wendell loach-
i'm, of I'omrroy. for $500. 1t may he
OF interest TO some OF our readers to
know how Mr.. Ioachim got his money
back" The following items wil! show
9Sl lbs lard S1025; 100 lbs sausage
5000: hams. II. cheese. &c. $3.50
Net prof, on the hn- $3i.73. Our fur.
mrr< and butchers would do well.
raising such hogs rs the above .IriyS
TO-, Press.
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-Corx7 OF APPsALs.-Judge Maxwell
delivered the opinion OF the Court in
the case OF Kenna's heirs rs. Quarriers
heirs ct. al. upon writ OF supcrscleas
to q judgment Of the Circuit Court Of
Kanawh. county, affirming the judy
mcnt Of Cour: below.
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From the Cincinnati Commercial, Feb. 18th.
The Value of Advertising in Gin
cimnnti.

cimnuti.
The Cincinnati newspapers have a national
reputation, and circulate largely over half a
dozen States. We desire it understood that
We do not attempt to appropriate for tho
CoaMEncIAL exclusively this extended and
excellent reputation. 4 share Of it belongs
To us, and we arc not anxious rs 20 The pub
lie appreciation OF the portion that is ours:
But VIC may speak moro particularly Of tho
CoAMEhcIAL because VIC know. whereof We
speak in ,ha, connection. Tile COMMERCIAL
circulate, 'argelyin IT;este'n Pennsylvania, West
Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky. Tennessee, Indiana.
Southern Lknois, ami ut XII important point, on
the mississippi Rive,, and considerably in South!
ern Michigan and' Missouri. Other Cincinnati
papers are olso circulated throughout This rast
regon. The ter,Io,yof lhel Cincinnati popers
rrtc,m, days roiiroad ride in every direction
from The city, The trade Of the city can 10
restored throughout this territory by the aid Of
tho press. Too lnnny of our manufacturers
havo y feeling That advertising in thr ncws.
papers liz no! exactly the thing They would
be willing 70 pny for reading matter" but
do not like to'bc paIpahle advertisers. When
thcy educate themselves ont Of thcsc dclu.
sions they will see their advantdgcin the &4p,u,.
edge that IuHntss mans advertisement for
IoEeh lie il plainly rtponiibIe, i; Of The nature ot
an o6dal document 6a,d receives more co,i,ide:
rate attention 0tan:d puff in he rtading matter,
and is boM more raluabe and respectable. ... -
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r'.< 20. -.,s
Strategy on tho Capital Question.

strategy On the Capital Question.
The. following from the Wheeling
MteiTgeaeer Of last Saturday, throws
litlc bsht.:on the waya Paekerahurs
| ,nanSg ed;things: * !!
tH, little Ait Of history. connected
with the Parkersburg attempt toGheat
tho State .oiltsvf the Capisal,niayss
to ,cxDluin.tierotec ast'by aotnc OF the
delegates from this part Of this State.
Under. the. Constitution, u bill TO pass
the Senate by direct vote must re-
ceive twelve votes; but under the
practice heretofore in.the Legislature,
it may be passed indirectly By II mere
ajorl,v Of those voting. For Instance
bill pusses the House and goes 10 the
Senate. 1T may be passed by the Sen.
ste In two WHY'S. II it cah get II votes
it is passed directly. Ii not, such an
amendment may be- attached rs viii
ensure its passage by the Senate, but
be rejected blythe House. 1t is sent
back 10 the House with that amend.
mrnt. The House disagrccs. On the
return Of the bill 10 the Senate, Mere
majority Of those voting, say seven
out Of twelve, may rcccdc from the
amendment proposed by the Senate.
That passes The bill as it originally
came from the House. Only seven
Senators may :ilvor il, and yet il is
passed simply by thus recedin@. The
strategy OF Parkersburg WAS based on
this state OF facts. Judge jackson had
eleven Senators on whom he could dc.
pend, but he hadn't the twelfth. Their
plan was therefore to attach such M
amendment or substitute ns would en-
able the bill'to pass the Senate, but
such as would be rejected by the
House. They fixed on the Charleston
substitute for that purpose, believing
that the rarkcrsburs majority in the
House reinforced by members who
didn't want any location, or didn't
want it ut Charleston, would be able,
!; wi,hou, trouble, TO vote down the sub
Ititutc and send it back 10 tho Senate
Governor Farn>w forth, now having no
vote in that body, eleven votes. ma
jUrity OF twcntr-uue, would be- enough
To rcccdc from The Charleston subs'l-
tutc, and thus pass the original Par
kcrsburg bill. As we have said,
Mc5srs. Johnson y. Camden + Co.
could rely on that many who had met
them in caucus the night before. The
question, therefore. for the House WAS
| " Charleston in 1870" or +" Parkcrsburg
forthwith Those who desired tho
latter, followed the Parkcrshurs par.
I;,,,n,,,r,, In.l.,r Mn lu(pS Smit H.
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SAW MILL AccIDESr.-A portable
saw mill near Vinton, Gallia county,
blew up last week, killing the two. pro-
prictnr. 5, Messrs. Woodruff and Rccs.
WoodI'ut"s head was blown OIL and
was moi found for two days. Mr.. Rces
was also killed. ....f $751;. .....
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The following. .stanzas, alleged to
have been written by Burns, have up.
pearcd il, the Scotch papers: ;rl'" -,
BURNS or cAKSwA1H ROADS So
Gin here nj length, thanks TO the Gods"
Tire roads hnith deep and npddyI1' =
:. Is not tho public study. ,,1.,....',
And tho I'm'not wi! gospcl.crnmn,'d.p
Tho Htble: plainly says y: 49,. -,
iInnt people surely yhull 10 d---tl.
VINO DO nor mont thelr iodys.'" ), 81. 3
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SoRx1L ScuooI . Bs1ID,xo:-Th'

/: EoRn1L School BslLDIxo:-Thc
Board Of Regent. Of tho State Normal
School, hare ratified +. contract Win
VI. ". Mccoy, of Marietta. Ohio, for
the erection Of an addition to the Nor
NAL School building at sGuyandotte.
The estimated cost is. . fraction oYor
81, 600, and the work is to DO com
pieisd BY: tho 3lst Of December, 1869.
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TmE will. Of the late Sol. Smith, con.
tans the following clause: II request
that no one will wear mourning for
meas expect TO 60 immcdialoIy.in into
n world Of happiness, at which my
friends should rejoice. 1t is my Spc-
cial wisli'that, my body. may not be
dressed up in a suit as if alive, but'tha,
it. be dressed up in an old fashioned
shroud. tho bead resting: on, q small
pillow, if conveniently at hand ,Y"
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DISSATISFACTION. John 5. Witchcr,
who. for nearly two ycnrS past, has Ill
led the Office Of Secretary OF State,
with credit to himself and acceptable
ity 10 The people. resigned that position
yesterday, to take effect tomorrow.
Ills rsignalion was accepted By the
Governor, but no appointment has Is
vet been made to ill The vacancy.
The term OF Capt. Pipes will commence
on the 4th proXimo. and it was re-
ported last evening that he would
probably be appointed to fill out the
uurxpircd term OF Gen. Wichcr. We
are informed that Gen. VS. resigna-
ton WAS rendered to euablc Him to
close up his private businr-, here. pre-
pararory 10 his departure for Washing
ION TO take his seat in the House Of
Representatives from the Third Con-
grrs>ional district Of this Siatc.-ln-
tetiiycn"rr, 2;'h.
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INTERESTING ITO" CHILDREN. - Tho
Publishers I of"orRR Yovsoo Folks" Messiis,
Fields ,osgood &, Co, Of Boston. announce M
heir wilhngnsss!'to send four numbers Of
their Magazine, from Japdary 10 April of
this year, Is tpsc' 5'i to any psrsop who
will send, thcm their address -.
We trust this very liberal offer: will bring
this really valuable Magazine 10th. 'po.,os. Of
all our readers aud be the means III; ot iintiocauc!
ing it into all the families where is Now
unknown. ..f....-..a, =. - ''''''
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Gol.1D closed a,1sfXsislN!1n: Scisf; y,
York, !ast Friday. This is a marked
"s,- H. '...'.'' -
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TIE GEORGIA CAsE.-The probabili'
tics are that the Reconstruction com
mittrc will report against the right OF
the State Of GOrsin, to be represented
in the House, aud that their report
will be sustained by the House: The
five member: now holding srnis will
not, however, br turned out, bu, the
clerk will take HE adoption OF the re.
port IS Instructions for his govern
mcnt, and will not call ihr State Of
Georgia in organizing the next House
Should such i report be made and >us'
tanned, it is pretty certain that no
representatives from that State will
enter the next Congress ill very
material change takes place in Tho
condition Of things down there.
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GRAr2; VIEWS AS TO HIS CADiNET.-
In conversation at the army head
ousrt:r> with Senator Thayer. General
Gran: remarked: &C..
IL want 10 AZ: ~ YOU that / shall
send into tho Senate tho name y: Ma.
Tor GENERA, SchoGrld IA Secretary Of
War; bu, i, is likely that he will de-
cline. and return TO his position i'll the
army. shall then nominate a civil
ian for THAT Office, and want the Sen.
ate 10 know this ......
Turning to Representatives DicEey
apd AlOrre:i. vi Pennsylvania, ana
Roots. OF Arkansls. who were at .
short distance hom him. he said he
hxd no "ij; r.on> TO their hearing
Whist he IN to SAY Oh tho question OF
the Cabinet he remarked .,'..
~ nm opposed to appointing onccgs
oftLc ARMY AMI navy to civil olace'
and shall, therefore, have civilian ~
tho head Of each department." d"
This statement comes from members
Of Congress who were present. and
they express their SatisEaction ut the
,eniinieuis OF the General. aud bcIicvc,
from the conversation. that, he viii
have S,raighl.out Republican Cabiuet'
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Hos. JAMES I. RHAnr. the dis,in-
9ui,h"d lawyer. politician and orator,
died in New York on The Oh ult..
asrd iilty.lour years. His funeral.
which took place III 81. rntrirk's
Cathedral Oh the llth, was largely at
tended by tn" official, aud the bench,
bar, and press Of the city.
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1x The Illinois, House Of: A Assem- biy.
by vote Of 81 10 81 the bill rcpcalinx
ING act relative to capital punisliment
and restoring tho death penalty WAS
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TOBY EDwAKD,, the negro whom the
Democrats last fall elected. in joke.
justice Of the rcarc. in Dcs Moincs,
Iowa, and who can serve under the
now amended Constitution, has re-
moved to Dall4s County. to avoid
official h0norS.
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Gov. SEYMOUR was not wrecked in
his REASON, a, il Was feared he would
b" by II campaign against Grant for hr
Presidency. lie has just been making
some Irresistible arguments before the
American DairHncn> Association why
cheese /. good thin. aud ough, to be
eaten more than ii is. This shOwo that
his MUD has only been churncd up Il
little by hi, political excitement and
labors.
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State,ment of the Public Debt, from
March 4, 1851, to February -
1892. -
The. deb, of the, United States, less
casb in the Treasury!Swasa annexed at
he . ,urudermentioiied dates: -
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TIP Souru.-A correspondent, VIII

=
TnE SouTH.-A correspondent, VIII
ting from Memphis, says; ~, q i;
"Thcprcjudice which existed agait"st!
persons Of Northern b.rth.at the close
|:oftiiy Wa az lss bessssn SorYmuchf mo''i-
E6ed. ca whefe You will3n the South,
EySG hear, lesss aSSsc' ofsthis GLASS o., Of
pesrs n4orYerly.The Southern
people arc beginning to find out mat
I. is only necessary to treat Yankee
with common decency to make " friend
Of him. But, as general thing the
better class OF Nqrtherners arc very
sparsely represented In the South an q
it often happens that the Southern
people Of o particular town or con'hu-
nifty are compelled to judge OF inc
Whole Northern RAGS BY q miserable
specimen Of physical und mental man.
hood, who, with carpet-bag in h"hu'
his straycd down from the great
Northern hive. ..
Since the election there has been I"
sreu, falling uir in the demand Tor
such journals as the metropolitan
Record and Pomeroys Democrat, i'll
the South. So >lnallis tho demand, III
comparison to what it once WAS, that
the matter has become. II subject OF
general remark. A news dealer i'll
Nashville told me that his sales Of the
Democrat once amounted to 25O cop
les. "but now" said he, Il find thard
to dispose OF tru Or fiitceM copies. and
| have ceased ordering 1t uI,ogethcr;
it's bad paper, any way"
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Tur Nevada Assembly has recon
silcrrd The vote rejecting female Ouf-
fraee. adopted tie amendment, and
then rcscindcrl its action striking out
The word white from the cons,itu-
finn
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

MARX ny word" said sad look
IN, Radical to = Democrat tho other
;aay," Mark my word; don't pretend
..o be prophet, but l believe General
f:.inA ssin turn out the worst Prcsi-
don't We over had" "Ah!' said the
Democrat. "whats changed your
views to such au sxts".: Nothing, .,
aid the Radical, "!or Gen. Grauttl vii
tpru ottthe worts President whcH ."e
nm, out andy JohStNo'" 49,