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

TIMBER TUE PROVISIONS or 4 DfCREE EES.
drrr hy the tucUiit "nri "r luImnm t"nn'y Vt u.
March Irrm Ista. IN Il Gausr Il" H. \. ilarry, JI &c,
r.. u. 81. u. TbVnrs"n. .h"lI proceed. an
S"tmiri"y. Fibr""rV on, IS60,
ut II" front d"or If the Court II"s" "f ninsn County
To SELL al puilc auction. I" the hghrst biddrr the l"l.
low Ing tract. 81 aIt t".wi:
Unr tract situate on Llynrr'a Creek, ln Putnam
County, Containing twenty three acres more or lcs.
and fully dcs.rihrd in deed oi l"Is n"i " X u. u.
Thompson, recorded IN Putnam County.
Onr tract c"ntLinius Atty acres. a,n lying on snd
Clyrurrs Cr-rk, Li fully described In dec" OF J"hn
Harvey and jaw Harvey, dated october 2, 1884, aud VI
record in Putnam county.
One tract, containing about two hundred and eleven
acre., situate III Putnam County, IA Trays Valley. AMI
iulIy dr,criird In deed al Sarah Norris Ahd others 10
X. ii. H. Thornp."n. now Of record IL cabcli COu"ty-a
copy OF which Is also Oh Gle with the papers Of said
cau.r; mdy much Of .aid tractA as may De
required Kuti.y debt Of the complainant IN Hnid
cas", with interest aud COSTS VI sGt. upon the follow
Ing
TERMS:
Onr.thIrd cnsh In hand; the balance on al equal
credit VI nA aud twelve months, Lnis hrinK required
with good srcury iur the deferred payments aid the
title reserved I'LL hnu paysirnt
prc. %, lS6S.-0wt, Special Cummissi ourf.
TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
Until "wednesday, March iOfh, lsdO.
g., II. CHESTER PARSONS.
Feb. TO- ls6o-3rI Special CommisAlonrr.
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I'ruiNillS.

TEE best I.abor-Savtn% Machine is
sni,. TO bc very truly: IA place for
cverylhin. AMI ever! thing in its place.
Two things that are Indicative Of L
weak mind: To bc silent mhen IL IS
pfoIsr n speak. ant To SPEAK ~hcn IL
is rroi CT to be S'lcm.
THAT domestic discipline ofchildrcn
may no: rmd in disappointment. three
thin,s. will Gud', help. arc needed {:
tlrmnrs~ o: purpose. %rnt.cn">s Of man
ncr. md consistency Of example.
Few Gus read our Bibles SO CURIOUS
ly ~ TO have discovered that they con-
tain no such word rs It's, from Genesis
to Revelation.
MADAME dc S,ael defined happiness
to he stat" orron>iaut occupation up
Oh some desirable object. with con-
tinuti SENSE OF progress towards its
attainment.
"3.re ,o.lo right: dare to he true!
Nj the wuIl - s,'orl!us ".,u never harm you
St...:Ly YOU: con @icuce. Your honor, your
iINth.
S.,r. ..:;ra hero. and butte iii death.
TIE woman who is bent on marry.
ing 4 n.9u b"r.,u<r ~ iSa lion. should
rrIn,mh"r ,l.u il does not necessarily
follow thai Sic will become i liOmcss
4 r'rrr'man rr.nc- That tho largest
taxi, ;,ril ~ lie community arc tho
rXl.:.>r> i. m'nb"h by pride.
or ~ independent men in the world
hr w'.n has served ms limc>at aud
knows the ~"rrrls u . trade, Is tic
most >cl.-rc.iaul.
Ir ha.f tn" pains were taken by some
prnp'r 10 per orn the labor allotted 10
them. thpt rrc taken by them TO ayoio
it, W. should hear much less said abou,
the troubles OF Lille, and see mucl
more actualiy completed.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
Commissioners Sale,

'NnER \ DECREE ~ llIE riECl'ir GnEtr FOX
| J iutu,rn County. AT II. Mnrrh Term, lsiI IN the
"l L'I'r r. IIrr"ur. a'imr, Ar, -. Vim. J. liSn
S,'n. SHALL pI"crrl, "n
Saturday. TEE Gh d"y 0f Erhr"nTy. iS69.
n, The front r nf the Court House al "nInam County.
II SELL at public AUCTION, I" The hiehcs; hd1rr the
h"l." aud l." "ninnri IN the papers 81 std rau'". ai
which j. fully described In deed G Jun llrn'nn Ia
wm I. Iri>U dated rrhrury -. l>'S. aid 81 record
- Putnam county. This pr"lTrIy j. situated IL the
tuwu Gi lMl!Lo, contains three hrmlrrd sarr feet 1T
miu! aud Il Iw rlilug hu." and shop IhrTr"n and waS
recently occupied Ly ". +. llruSun, Upon ar following
TERMS:
Onr-tIiId cash In hand; the balance on an equal
credit al .iN a lively" mouths, bonds hiring required
with g"" security Tor Iir deferred payments and the
title reserved Tor further security.
II. CHESTER PARSONS,
Dec 20, lsGS.-?wi. Special Commissioner.
THE ABOVE SALE Is Ir'SrlGNEH
Until " r,ncslay. h"rrh Wih. lSG9.
II. CHESTER PARSONS,
Feb 10, lsG9-5wi SIrciul Columns 'iourr.
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\ iaorciuc joke.

a good story is told Ola Mr.. Sayrc
OF Lexington. Kentucky:
Mr.. Sayre ii>pS = little, and q Soot
joke is :u!'l OF him. the better Tor it.
tran. som" years since an 0vcrScc
=. "av 0. his arms tod INN he needle,
som" hogs OH his pace. Says Mr.
:5svr":
"Erry we'll. go anil buy four or fir,
llp">an ii.th right away, and pu
;hJm. GA ;!.c farm
In' ~ M. accustomed to obey, ant
tha' w.,:.rut questioning. asked:
"Sar,i tah" The money with nc &c
i.ur"nH>c with! :"
No lhir! They all know me
Thcnd them here III pa! tor them
or give yom the money " pay when
you get lhrE,."
The Orcrsccr went his way aud in
two week, returned. when the follow
inS conversation TOOK place:
"Wcil, Mr. Sayrc, can get that many
pigs. have ridden all over the cOun-
try. all about, and can buy between
eight and nine hundrrd!'
Eight Or nine hundred what?'
Eight or nine hundred piys.'
"Ei.ht or nine hundred pigth
WhotoId You to buy that many piS;h
Are YOU Iool:'
You told me to buy them two
weeks eiacc. ] have tried to do it,"
Eight or nine hundred pigth! I
never told You any ,huth thing"
but y Oh h,d-yo tod me to so and
buy Iour or iivc thousand pi.s!'
Il didn't do 10 Ruth thing! I told
YOU 10 20 aud buy tour or tive thows
anl their little pis,h, and you have
done it / thvuId lIIay.'
Mr.. Sayrc had pork to sell next fall
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

How TO PREVENT FLASSELs FROM
SnK,NKlNU.-pcoplc are continually
complaining how impossible it is to
persuade wnIhcrwomem so TO wash
ilrnnrl clothing rs TO prevent il from
shr;nxins. WaShcrw omrm arc but hui
man. and IL one tries to persuade them
in:v unrccus:o.n"d grooves, the job
viii b. :cuad much ike that OF driving
pigs to market. Now by putting Il
ii';lr borax into cod water, it will be
:n,,nh III It ilamncl> will not only come
Gu: better clcans,d. bu, that there will
absolutely be- no shlinkaSc.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
r 0 U S z S A ND LOTS

-DCRSCAST TO 4 DECREE RENDERED IL TIE
1 cause OF w.. Reeves 4 Co. ca. G. G.. csprhari and
others. on the 18th day Of Oeoher $685. BY tho Circuit
Count Of Rans~ha County, we shall, on
Saturday. tie Gth day IT March. 1862,
procerd 10 ,r 4. pubIie auction 10 III. highes; hdd-r
at the front door OF the Court House " Hana~ha coun:
ty the fVu~us described real estac. the property VI
the defendant Z. c. Cspehart, to.~it:
One lot Or parcel Of land lying near the nbnmen, ot
Coal River Bridge. the lower ad- OF said river, con-
tanning 100 .er-.. With tue dwelling honse' Atore
h"u.- anI Other improvements thereon.
Also, other tual lots or parcels OF land near the one
abnve described, eontanlns IN the aggregate about
four acres.
pl.t OF all Of which may be seen In the papers Of
the c.us-. and the place and the DAY OF sale.
TEKAS:-T-n per cent. iu cash. aud the residue IN
purchaser giving bond, Wild, good seeuhty. tor tho de-.
I.rrrd pa, msnis. The title " Said property Mil b."
retaiu-L aI further security.
T. D. SWAMI,
II. Z. NGWIlDNTHR.
Jan. ~. lhco-3pt special Con'lhi''on'n.
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4 WIFE wanted her husband TO sym
pth,z" with her In feminine quar-
rel. bu, he refused, saying: "irr
lived long enough ~ learn that On,
woman's just US good rs another. II
not better And l." ret0rted I'll!
'cxaspcntcl wife. "havc lived l0n%
<nouxh to know that one man is just lie
Lud ~. another, i: not lrorSe!' 49,"
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West Virginia Agricultural C0lege

The wiSTER, TERN Of ihIs Institution will hrgIn
] H1rrH,htr 30. lsGs Tho scope Of the Loll~lr =,
hr,ldc Preparatory Impairment. embraces full aud
Through cour.rs Of INSTRUCTION Ia .KfhrmdticI An.
Client dnd NodrrH LdngudV,s. PHkloaophy GtntrGl
Lfterrf"rr. tho cf"Hce.. agriculture, and Military
TIcticS.
III" coat n Tuition. BnGks and Ioardng need not *.
coed fr"n kIIo to els per annurn.
In respect to hnnlth. hrsufu Scruery and favorable
Moral surrouniinEs. the place 10 UNSURPASSED.
ALEX. MARTIN, b. d., Errsictcni, and Fro.
ir..or of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+. =. LYON. a. NJ. Vice PrrSiti.ni, Professor OF
English Literature and Principal 81 Preparatory Uep
Col J. Il. WEAVER. \. NJ, Professor or Mathe.
maiics and Of Military Tactics.
y; q. STEVENS. \: NJ. Professor OF Natural
fhl"s"phy and Of the Natural ScIrnccs,
HENRY ". HARM.\S, D. D., Professor of An
eitnt aud Aodrrn Language, aud lAtcratur..
Preparatory department.
Gro: N. liAGASs. E~I.. Superintendent OF the
Grnphds aud BuIldngs
IIroH ". BHocx, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physi.
Hon. JonH y. Ollie. Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law. ~
.Hor0nnfolrn, r, Ia, N''''
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

\ "ciglrct,e seven feet long and
weighing thirty pounds, has been
made Ut shop in New Haven. 1t II
OF lea. tobacco entirely, and is about Il
foot in circumference. -. e. ....
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

THE largest mnn on record in mod
rru times was Miles Dardcn, a native
OF North Carolina. born in lI9S. Tie
was seven tfri and six inches high.
AT his death, in 1857. he weighed lit
Tie over LOB p0upI..-lN. y. Tribune.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
TEMPERANCE.

There il. pcrhap'. no one thing tia, b.. Jop. ~
much to promote tho cause Of tenpersnc. 4, thu,
tie InulntIn. Ionic. Robaek's Stomach Ri,,.,,. 'h.
strengthen aud inrsorslu without producin, H.. N, -
facts Of alcoholic slimul.nts. J. n. pooc,, .,.,,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

better late Than never" Sirius
Smith, ot Bolton. Mass, lately launched
out on the sca OF n.atriuony Tor the
dr., Tins, Ut The mature aye VI ninety
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

WHO xrotc the mo~t-Dickcns, War
r..... o.. IN: xer3 Warren wrote " Now
,"E i'.l:. .;uiwrr wrote " Night aud
Nu.mL,." DrAcus wrote AL The
fesr Round"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
Sherif'S Sale Of Real Estate.
Commissioners Sale.

INNER \ DECREE RENDERED. lH me tlEttlr
\ Court i"r ruunun County. Al rs September T"rm.
Isis 81 John SrL,In> r.. Eliza Harbour, 1T
AL s'nlI pI"rrr'i. on
SATURDAY,, FEEEE.fEr on. 1892
al ILr front d""r Of the Court House Z" Ttnam County.
srll nj puhlc aucii" in the highest l''li't. III"
IL LAID ,i>rGh' ia Tia" papers at >I'd cnu>", rs u
irrvl conveyed 10y Jas. W. Hog. SrciLi C"nn~
to 1h"plL> VI. Harbour. wli"l. Consists "l
TWO HUNDRED .tND SIXTY SEVEN (:G,!
ACRES more or Ices,
and les in Putnam County. Hurricane bridge and
tie line ii rhr rhr>,I"ak" and nh, R,iirni and con"
rri..., vdihl" iLurng aud imlc lnm''s. LrI -
par, the i"rr"rly 81 Ia. t.! lI,rhoru. d.:
ceased, u;'', he i"Ilumin:
TEHNS:
On" -ihir! rash III hnIl; lh" balance ~: an c',utl
credit al - ami Twelve u"itlrA. L"ui> h,ng irIutri
wuh ."ud security i"r The 'lrrrrrd Payments, I'' "
Gr.!c rr,'J, ri I"r further '"rrnity.
II. Iill:STEi: PARSONS.
Dec ~, lN.;s-gu:. S,,rca, t"In,i. siuIrT T.
TIL. ABOVE SALE H. POSTPONED
rmtl Nri'.".dny, Marrh IOfb laG9.
H.CIESrEE rAESOSS.
F,h. TO- lSI;g- IWt SPECIAL tnmIui. sionrr.
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INSTALLATIONS advertisements
EVERYBODY

should keep constantly within their fssee those lnT.'
u., remedies to successfully combat disease. RObIeAh
BLOOD rill. Rob.ck's Stomach Nttsrs, and R'o.ek'
BLOOD Purifier; they arc IntsllIble 10 tho diseases '0'
which ,h,y ar, recommended. J. II. Ho1er., agsnt.
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The Journal.
Charleston. v. Va, March 3, 1869.
Vhe Drunharl's Daughter.
DY q. W. BcSoAY.

Dr O. ". BrSoAY. .-
Out on the Str~et with naked feet
/ SAW tho diuuknrd's little daughter;
Her tat'erf'q shawl was thin and small;
SEE II: GLcw, for no one taught her.
uo: skin was fair: her auburn hair
WES blown about her pretty forehead;
Her sud, while fac. wore sorrOW'a trHco
Aud want nna woe that were not borrowed
Nerrt-brokcn child. she seldom smiled,
Hope promised her no bright Tomorrow;
Or, II its light n.vShc.l on her night,
Tacn up came darker clouds OF sorrow.
Shr softly said, ave have no bread
- NJ w'ICG 10 keep the fire L burning"
The ''hi!d wts III thu Winds 80 chill.
Her tnia. cold blood 10 Ice is turning.
Du; mon well E"i md warmly clnd,
a.. .-ii". I'Ih'rl IL ririrSt fashion
ia. e. ~. ti, siu wu"rr no one cried
10 tncIn Tor pity and compassion.
That .Dn" nlg!,i ned. and then The light
10 rO,, day ..riI DnutS SillilnS.
- / d'r,I'. hI.'l re-, ana. roof Un fro.
~. >nULr Vn U..c beyond rcllnln..
\ loop. n.pnc. n. COIL m stone.
W;w:" no dear PIrrIt ever sought hcr.
In w::Ilins sheet OI snow ami Sleot
Vas found the drunkard's litvlcsS daughter
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GalliDolis Advertisements |! !!:!!!.!!|!:..
PREPARE FOR WAR;!

ain time Of p-.c. prepare for ~.r"I' the old 'aAse.
and the II. no senence In the Engl,' language
expressive nor ono that - 80 app'eno H. "ract mo.
III. c,,r. Who Ia 20 Wise n 10 know ihe cha.t IT,
~" mrr, Tho, that fell destroyer d.,n win attack r nm
Then br sc ever prepared h'vs the R"'asE U"S
r,; % S..sss suee.suy. H. Rogers agent
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03
Legal and Miscellaneous. :.
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES.

There nrs no remedies well and f'HoFah? KNOW"
A, Household RrmcLr, AZ Dr. R"hacks hs"ou ru''-
fer. Stomach Blttrrs And Blood Pills. aid n" Mo"V
should be without them. }. II. Rogers. agent.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-03-03

TIE hes, I.abor-Savin% Machine is
sni,. to bc very truly: y place for
everything anil everything in its place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

And now come the States of Louisiana and
Arkansas, who ask Through Mr.. Kellogg in
the Senate that the United States shall gear
ahtee certain bonds which they propose TO
issue for the Improvement OF the levees of the
Mississippi river. This request seems to be a
small matter on its face Just now, but if grant.
ed it will pretty certainly grow into an ex-
haustipg dram on the public treasury-a drain
which il vail be in NO condition to stand for a
good many years TO come.
We are. II is hardly necessary to say, in IA
yor Of all Improvements that will tend to de-
velop the general resources Of thu country or
10 benefit any particular section; but we sub.
nit and insist upon ii that the present is no
time for the Government to expend a dollar on
them OF to run any financial risk whatever
Let IL provide for what IT owes now before
paying or becoming liable for another cent.
Besides, with the wealth lying back of the
proposed improvement, there ought to be no
difficulty in inducing private enterprise to fur
nish all the capital necessary to carry on the
work. All that is required to secure this is
confidence IN the men controlling the enter
prise ,and IN the temper and good faith of the
people TO be immediately benefited by it, And
If guarantees cannot be given on this point.
surely Government ought to have nothing to
do with If.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

The State of Ohio seems to be- unfortunately
situated in respect 10 the relations which Its
Legislature bears 10 the United States Senator
ship from thar State,-that body being Demo-
cratic, while the two sitting Senators are Re-
publican. The result is that the Legislature
remained in session last year about two months
longer than usual, awaiting the issue OF the
Impeachment trial, with the intention, in the
event of Mr.. Wade being elevated TO the Presi.
dency. Of sending a Democrat IN his place.
Their expectation Is again excited II the same
direction by the rumoTs that Mr. Sherman is 10
be invited 10 place in President Grants Cab
met. ard the probability is that both houses
will sit until after the 4th of March to catch
this plum in case II should fall. In the mean
time. II is said, Mr.. Sherman's special fitness
for the Secretaryship Of the Treasury was
never so generally understood and conceded
among his political opponents as now Bat,
as the cost of the Legislature to the state is
governed by the length OF its sessions, this
'-waItin for dead mems shoes Is little rough
on TAX payers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

How IT WORKs.-It will be remembered that
n he report submitted TO Governor BalIock
by Hen. J. N. Usher, principal agent for Mas
sachuseits to the Paris exhibition, II was sug.
ges:ed that like exhibition should be held in
this country in l-96, and when the medals an
diplomas Were presented to the successful ex-
hIoitors, Dr. &. 1. jackson offered a resolution
10 msmOTIalIZe Congress Ito consider the pro-
prIety OF inviting all nations to Join with US in
4 grand international exposition of industrial
arts, 20 BE- held al Washington, commencing on
the 4th of July, ls.6, and continuing during
that, our Jubilee year." the same being the year
that marks century since the Declaration OF
Independence. On Wednesday q meeting in
reference to this matter was held in Boston.
where speeches were made by several gentle.
men, and a committee of nine was appoi nted TO
consider the subject of an International exposi-
uon IN $50, and report at another meeting
vhaI action Is deemed expedient.
Opposition, however. is made by the press TO
the location Of the exhibition, on the ground of
the inaccessibilty of Washington. The New
\ oTk COBnereidI objects, that if it is expected
that the exhibition TO be attended by any
large masses of visitors. sit should be in a
place which II is possible To reach by more
than single line Of raIl on a switch" This IS
What Washington suffers from the monopoly
States-rights policy that undertakes to say we
shall have but one railroad, and that "a
switch"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

posted in the late canvass for United States
Senator in the Indiana Legislature, that,
although Mr.. Cumback received the nomina-
ton Of the caucus, his election Is by no means
assured 1t appears that there were fourteen
Republicans who refused to 60 into the caucus
Al alland the Democrats are making a desperate
effort TO induce the fourteen to unite with them
and elect some other mana Republican If
need be-who would be unobjectionable 10 the
bulk of both parties. This combination would
make majority on joint ballot, and its origina-
tors have hopes OF success. We incline TO the
opinion, however, that the nominee OF the
caucus will be the successful candidate, not
wi;nsianding the bitter opposition to him in
certain quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

step was taken in the right direction yes
tsTday by the adoption by the House of Mr..
HOlman's resolution declaring that In the
present condition OF the national finances no
further subsidies ought 10 be given by Con-
gress, either in bonds or money, to railroad or
other corporations. or 10 promote local enter.
prIses: but the " hole resources of the country
ought to be applied TO the pressing necessities
Of the public service in such manner as will
relieve the people from the burden of taxation
This may be a little discouraging to persons
and corporations who have Jobs on hand re.
curing Government aid. but the country al
large Will be pretty certain 10 endorse the
wisdom and Justice of the measure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

II as hopeful sign when Congressman o.
the rank of Senators Sherman and Morton and
Representative T. b. washburne take open
ground IN favor of breaking down State re.
strictions upon travel. The bill introd ucsd
yesterday by Senator Morton makes the col.
lection Of any tsx on travellers by the States
through which they pass a misdemeanor, and
provides for its punishment by a heavy fine
Should this bill pass il will 90 a great wav
towards breaking mp the railroad monopoiies,
AZ the States Will have no special interest in
maintaining them IL they are debarred from
'axiDg railroad trafic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

~ A couple were married in = sleigh, in the
street, in 81. Ansear, Mitchell County. lows
recently.
~A rsilroad between DanviIle, XIV, and
NJ MIHnyIlle, Tenn, is projected Cincinnati
would hen have direct comm unie,,ioc win
the Tennessee River. e.-.sl : - go
~With capital Of { 50, coo o00 one English
railroad company control Loo miles of rail.
way. r.-s .f. e-.l -- - - .
- Bets are being made that Geaeral Grants
inaugural address WA be the brissest ever
made. LIZ. - a.s 20 - Fsf
~Charles City, Iowa. has q large Law
Club, one of whose members was immsdi afslx
expelled for yawning too energeticauy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

The New York papers. friendly to Governor
Morgan, are terrible severe on the members of
the Assembly who were reckoned as certain
for him but who voted for Fenton in the can.
Gus; and corruption is plainly limited at, If not
openly charged IN some Instances We dare
say, however, that the same complaints would
have been made on the other side b ad tn. re-
suit been different. and probably with as much
foundation 1t is the old story of the ont,
sgsinst the ins, and we always take IL with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

The theory that dogs are affected with
hyd-oPhobia only IA hot weather is pretty well
destroyed by the fact that one Thoroughly mad
INSIDE his appearance on one OF the streets OF
Cincinnsti on Thursday last. We regret to
nave 10 add that he Bit about twenty persons
~Ed rone twelve or fifteen dogs before he was
KILLED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-19

From French s. Richardson we have Black.
7eo,d's A1sG=iEe and the NOrt1 Brthsa RsrieW
tor December. Putpqn,s Haea zinc for February
snd Goiey's Lddy's Book for February: from J
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~CITY REGISTERS OFFICE,
S WASHINGIoN, ID O., an 49, Is o.

~CITY REGISTERS OFFICE,
US WAsHINCIoN, ID. o., Jan IS, 1852.
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
i hereby give notice that fr6 m this date this o.
fee will not guiZe the transfer Of any OH Ger
or employees ysy or ssary nor the transfer or
assign nebt OF any assessments estimatea of
work done BY parties under this Cor poration
All persons holding transfers or assignments.
which have been accepted by this on Go, are re
0uird TO produce the same, 81 that tn sy msy be
recorded.
ialiNt IA. BOSWELL, Registsr
TMETR0POLITAN RAILROAD, Office cor
uS Ter Of New j ork avenue and 18th street
January 1859 Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Directors have declared q dividend Of
dollar per share the profits Of the road for
the last elk months, payable to stock ho.ders on
and after the 18th instant.
W. THOMPSON, Prest.
VIM. ". MOORE, eec'y and Treas iaa