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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-03-25
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Containing full directions and forms for
all transactions in every State, by
THEOPHILUS PARSONS, L. l.. D.,
Professor of Law in Harvard University.
A NEW BOOK FoR EVERYBODY ; explain
ing the rights, duties, and obligations Of
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Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 46f.
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Reyels wants to have bis share of
Treasury clerks.
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GORUM WEAVER.
lin Ghsr's building opposite the Court House,
!. Has just opened up good assortment .
GROCERIES,
GREEN, DRIED,
AND CANNED
FRUITS.
FRUITS.

Which he offers to the public at reasonable
figures, guaranteeing every article to b.
Just ~ Represented.
GoRUx WEAVER
n28tf] Cresca May -. 1868.
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These Machines are SIMPLE, SILENT, and
POSITIVE; make the Lock STITCH; use
srRAiGnr, SHORT NEEDLE; runs easily and
smoothly, and do'a large range Of work,
and with their Lutte improvements and conl
plctc and perfect attachments, are unqnes.
tionably the best for all kinds of family
sewing. i 80
The Finklc { Lyon Improved Machines
have taken First Premiums at nearly livery
Fair where exhibited, and ut the Minnesota
State Fair, October LIST, 1869. Highest Pre-
mium,o and "Silvcr Medal for best Fami
ly Sewing Machine. It has only to be
known to be appreciated
EAcH INrnovED MACHINE 10 sent. out
complete without extra charged with new
style Hcmmer, Quilter and Braidcr, extra
Needle Plate, Scrswdrivcr, Oiler, bottle Of
oil, u assorted Needles, 6 Bobbins, Gagnc
and Screw, Wrench and Instruction Book.
THos. BARROWs & CO.,
IS. 50 Washington Street,
Chicago, III
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Plum Trees, Cherry
Trees, Flemish beauty
pear trees, Currants,
Gooseberries, & Grape
Vines

i" l ".......... 10 4"
A large variety of Rose Bushes, Per-
sian and White Lila:s & Syrin-
gias, Raspberics, Strawberries,
Dahlias, and large assortment Of
small Fruits, Flower plants and
Shrubs. ~@
r v er 6 r G e n S.
Once Iransplanted,
Arbor vit.e, 6 to IL inches; 50 per 100.
White Pine, to 10 inches, So per 100
IIemlock, 6 to 10 inches, So per 100.
Norway Spruce, II to Is inches, $40 per
100.
Austrian Pine, 6 to s inches, Sl2 per 100.
Scotch Pine, to inches, $40 per loo.
Lurch, Toto Is inches, $l2 per 100.
NAIVE EvERGREEhS
will be furnished at the following prices:
Hcmlock, Arbor Vitm, White Pine, Lareh
3 to s inches, at $40 per 1000.
Ny Fruit Trees and small fruits are
all grown in Northern Iowa, and will
withstand the climate and prosper If
properly transplanted and cultivated.
The Nursery Is on the high
open prairies adjoining the
town Of CAESCO, and the Apple
Trees offered have been grown there, and
never been injured by the climate, and
their hardy character may be relied up-
on.
Orders solicited from those desiring
good varieties Of hardy trees.
20m3l ID. w. OWEN.
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For Ringbone use Equine Ointment.
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CONTENTS OF DECEMBER NUMBER.
Carlotta Patti 49,. Portrait add Biography
A Duet tconcluded) .......... Elsie Polka
Musical ltems-The National Musical
Conyention-Masical Hints for the mil
lion-Letters from. Boston, Philadelphia,
Milwaukee, Leipzig, Germany, &c-Musi-
cal Conyentions-New Items, &c.
e. MUSIC.9,ss
The Gem Waltz ! For Piano-c. A. Brum-
mcr. 80
How the Gates came Aijar ...... Song and
Chorus Eastburn 1870 .=7-.--
There's no more night than day. Song and
Chorus-Geo. j. Loomis.
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<TtaHv, .Mu,'cA 25 zS7U.

jon wOtk u Nil hind. promptly and neatly
essssH d xtiLe Plain Dealtr oilcc On the mos.
peAADnaile tseuA ".
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Decembcr numbers Of the MUSICAL WoRrp
free to any address, o. specimens, on re-
ccipt Of ten cents Cor postage also our
NEW PREMIUM LIST.
which isthe most liberal and attractive ever
offered, including Pianos, Organs, Sewing
Machines, Writing Desks, Ladies' Work
Boxes, Books, Music, Chromos, sc. Send
for specimens and full particulars. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address
S. BRAINARD S SONS, Publishers,
MIL Cleveland, Ohio.
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POLITICAL STRENGTH.

The political strength of one mans
name was perhaps never more strongly
demonstrated than when Gladstone read
John BFights letter assuring him Of
his hearty ocquisscence 10 the Irish Land
bin. Tie truth was the Government did
not dare to introduce The measures with.
out being Gbis 10 say thai John Bright
was with them. John Bright is q great
power IN Eugland, aud reminds US Of a
race Of mon from whom this country he's
ported. Pivotal men sre no longer the
leauture Of our politics, as In the days Of
Clay ADD Webster. In those times the
leaders made politics, and the country
divided and followed the anlagOnisic
great men. Now the policy is the Oggre.
reted thought Of the people. and the lead /.
.crs Of the polilicisus follow. But such
change hesn't come to English politics
yet, and every statesmen there has a
large following for whom he thinks and
:spsSks and votes. John Bighls yes OF
no means couple hundred psrliameu.
1lry votes, and is tho voice Of a great
people pushing upward toward reform.
Though whispered from SEX bed it fell
with greater force upon tho Commons
han the trumpet notes Of score Of
ordinary orators.
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THE PROcLA ldATION.

This wsek We give the Presidents
proclamation announcing the final Odop-
'tion aud ratification Of the XVIII Am.
amendment; and while We had hoped that
when promulgated. the last vestigo Of
prescription wouli have bscu-swspt from
our statute books, but in this We hove
mi.countel; bu, yet We rejoice tlioIthey
have been put in process OfrsPeal. We
have l0botsd hard and long for the en-.
qrancbissment Of The dishOnchisol in
West Virgins, and viii continue 50 to
do. until their acknowledgements is an ac-
,complisbed fact And now we desire to
say a word upon this amendment.
The past too years have Witnessed
many wonderful changes, so,aIartliug 10
thsir inception, aad,so gigantic 10 their
results. as ito seem almost miracu IOus;
and yet amid allIlii;, tbers'hos been one
great central fact, about which al else
seems 10 have clustered. The emanci'
lpstiou and vnfranchisement OF the col.
orod people in America is the one great
fact latge enough TO Gil up The measure
for ten years Of our national life. Its
magnitude caa only DO measured by cOn.
sideriug lhe,lOpg geors of silent ptepa.
ration in which the increasing msduem
-ofslayory .goaded into opposition the
almost dOrmsnt sentiment Of human
Treedomc and them 10 pelpstuate lis
lilo invoking the demon Of war, went
slown amid rivers Of blood, thus raising
the rolored Ace from sewile and almost
bs0stly degradation to the upright form
'nfteemsn, and the possibilities which the
future opens to tho Oncs.despised rsco,
us to them bright. Follow out the
history Gifts progress, from the iucspl,
ion oflhe idsa of the enfrauchissment Of
the negro, throughout the period in
which i, has Fixed the attention and mo-
'nopolized the best thoughts Of Americas
statesmen, down to the present hour,
aud We may futm some conception Of
ats in mcnsity. Whether for The heller
Tor for the worse, it'fs The supreme law
rof,ho land, Politicians aud demagogues
msy give vent 10 their dissatisfaction 10
,sueers and cpithsts, add wash their
bands 10 innocence, but they have been
made to minister to the great end, Of
progress, Qul,taey could not help them.
'sclvos.
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TITLED w BElKLY REGIsTElF2.

had been fled 10 this department. that
The Legislature Of Georgia has by 1850
luton ,sd6sd the said proposed amend
mcnt. Nov therefore, be it kno8n that
|, HamiI,on Fish, Secretary Of Staie Of
The United Stsies. by virtue anil 10 Puf-
suant Of Inc second section Of the act Of
Congress. approved rhe goth day Of
April 10 the yeat16lS, entitled an act
10 provide for the publication OF the laws
or The United Safes. and for other Par'
po.e.. do hereby certify that the amend
m ent aforesaid has become valid 10 all
.iotens and purposes as . Par' Of The
Copstilu.ion Of the Uniled States. 10
,stimoay whereof | have bereuuio set
my hand and caused the seal Of the
Department Of SAFE TO be affixed.
Dome at the ciy Of Washington this
3Olb d4y Of March, in the year Of our
Lord 1870. and Of the United States tbs
ninety fourth. [Signedl
HAMILTON Fish.
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HAMILTON Fish,
Secretary Of State
ExEcuTlvG MASsloS. March 80. 1870,


SECRETARY rtsu's ipRocLAMArroN.
n, ,.Ion, ,l.,, ,,.o.,, e. .,,,,o c,,s,;,,.
- ,'"'"' '''''' = 49, ~, 60 go
.,I hn9S ys, 'na 'ne ION, congress o5 81 ~ 5no
unI =. o'a'eS! W u OVoS' oo ,re : -" 10Y
.of February 10 toe yeS5 4soS PasseG !"
resolauoo' "a "otas auu usuFeS 0S 'O'-
lows Town:
"a teso'uuon P.oposlu a% "meau
msn' to the Constitution OF 'he Snl'eu
STATES: II
"hc'0'ee. " ~" 'Ss"dSe a"g I g,s y :
1teprfSe"ta'lSes y "s o%s , N'a,e: 9
A@er,sa ~ congress asSso'OI g 1''o MnG =
q oom HOUSES co"c0E'tAg; l"Hs Tue IoI'
lowing arle,e Oe PIoposSS 70 'uV I4ss's.
futures OF tue seVeFsl .o'a.oS, a. on
anendmsns 70 rus oous'NuHou Of !nV
United States wn'ou, "aS" 'a'ne% oy
IhFee-lonF'hs Oh 'oe legislatures! s.a''
be Vald as paw OF 'He S0uS"'u"Ou'
namely AF1iSie ON
SEC. J. Tue rights o, cinze0s o. INC
United States TO VOC sHSl' DOT DC a'nleo
or Abridged oy the U a''ed States OF any
State 90 account Of race or col'F' or
previous condiilon o. setV!!nCe'
SEC 9. Congress s'ia'l nave power 70
enforce this at'icle oy appropriate 'es's'
Ia.ion."
And turIhcr' mat u appears rom inc
Official documents on AIe Ia inns oepats'
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BANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY CLEWs & CO.,
(uMTED STATES TREASURY BuIIDiHe4
sc Wall Street, New York.


The business ofour House is the same. In all
RESPECTS, az that Of an Incorporated Bank
Checks aid drafts upon US pass through the
Clearing House.
Corporations, Firms. and Individuals keep
ing Bank Accounts with u.s. either IN O1rreR'
CIV or Gold, will be allowed Five Per Cent In.
terest per annum, on all daily balances, and
can Check at sight without notice. Interest
credited aud Account Current rendered
Monthly.
We are prepared at all timesto make adyan-
oes to our Dealers on approved oo!laterals, at
the market rate.
Certificates Of Deposit issued, PAYABLE on
demand or after fixed date bearing interest at
the current rate. and available in all parts Of
COLLECTIONS MADE PROMPTLY Ev.
ERYWHERE IN THE UNITED STATES.
CAEADAS, AND EUROPE Dividends aud
Coupons promptly Collected.
We buy, sell. srd exchange all issues Of
Government Bonds at current market prices.
Orders executed Tor the purchase or sale Of
Gold and Exchange also for State, City, and
all other frst.class Securities.
Special attention giYe!ItO the negotiation OF
Railroad, State, City, and other Corporate
Loans.
We are prepared o take GOLD ACCOUNTS
'on terms the same Os Tor Currency; to receive
GOLD on DEPosrr, bearing interest and subject
TO check al sight: TO issue Colo CERTWicATEs
oF Dgposrr, to make ADVANCES in GoLD, against
currency and other eOslaterals, andtO afford
Banking facilities generally upon GoLD
BASIS. Iapril N-lm.
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From oil no can learn OF the Guberna'
tottaI prospects Of D D. r.. FafuswQrth,
,wO Judge his road 10 that distinguished
position is not likely to be streWn with
roses,
Liberal Republicans oppose him be-
cause be il natNa-minded. selfish pro.
scriptive Of The most inCutable kind.
Democrats oppose him, because q lie
long Democrat, he turned traitor SO soon
os be touni ii would pay.
Intelligent. sensible men viii oppose
him because bC.isan ignorant and Hitter
ate humhug.
Honest men will oppose him because
they cannot consistently support him.
-Parke~Jurg Times.
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a strong presurois brought upon the
President by Senator'S and Reprcsen-
lariyes to induce Secretary Boutwell, to
-desist from bis advocacy Of the income
qsz. LISTERS ore pouring in upon Con-
,gross from aIl PVrLs 'oi the country
against the extension Of what they pro-
ruounce a most OdiOus aud inquis!Oriul
HsE.
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Yrustees, sale.

'DY virtue of deed of trust made and execu-
ID ted TO Martin Long as Trustee, by B. R.
Burlington and Nancy @. Burlington his wife,
by deed dated the 18th day Of March, 1866,
and on record in the Recorders Office Of Put.
nam county, West Virginia, in Deed Book No.
4. page 80 to secure the payment offonr prom
isory notes. cash for the sum Of $780, dated the
llt6 day Of March, 1866, and made payable to
Hiram Maxon. in one, two, three, and four
years from their respective dates, with inter.
est from date, and signed by the said B. r.
Burlington and Nancy @. Burlington, / will as
Trustee APPOINTED by the Circuit Court Of
Putnam county, West Virginia. at its Septem.
Der Term, 1869, in the room and stead Of Mart
in Long, proceed to sell at public auction, on
Saturday, tie l4N day Of May. 1870,
to the highest bidder, at :he dwelling house
on the promises, commencing at o'clock P.
A., the land is the trust deed described, lying
on the Great Kannwha river, about two miles
below Putnam c g., aud between the farms Of
5. +. Burlington and Mason Ayres. and con.
tRinB
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igHERLFF,S yS.ALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate I!
James vs. s. AV'n' In debt &c.

John a. Moore
PURSUANT to an order Of the Circuit Court Of
Mason County, West Va, rendered at the Feb.
ruary term, 1870, in the above named cauaR.
| will sell at public auction Mt thefrOnt door
of the Court Houseof said Mason County, on
.eatNvdtyl tl,e 7tlI-Stay-U aIiJyI teFvS u thu
highest bidder. tsrms Of sale: one-iOurth
cash in llsnd, tie balance On credit Of six
and twelve months ,Iaking'fro,n the purchaser
bond with approved security for the deferred
instalnents, the one undivided eleventh part
OF TIE real estate belonging to tue defendant,
situated in Cendenin Township, in Mason
County. West Va, towit2O7 acres, l72 100 l6O
acres. 80 100 acres, ,l93 acres, 4 100 lG0
acres. IS s acres aud 80 acres, the same being
the undivided interest Ufthe defendant, John
A. More, in tlereal estate Of Morgan Moore.
decd, 10 satisfy ,plaIutif's claim Of 1872
with legal interest from the 24th day Of
February, 1870, and the costs Of this suit.
Reference may .be'had TO The papers in this
cause for description Of saidllnnds.
april 64w
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Two Hundred and Fifty
Acres,

it being the same property that was conveyed
to Nancy @. Burlington by Hiram Maxon by
deed dated the 18th day Of March, 1866, and
recorded in the Recorders ofico of Putnam
county IN deed book No. 4, pages lO2 and 1903,
or Somuch thereof as will be sufficient to pay
the principal Of said notes above described. to.
gethcr with the legal interest thereon from the
l4lh day of March, 1867. The principal, with
the interest thereon after deducting credit on
each note of $40, paid on the 18th day oil March,
1867, calculated to the day Of sale amounts to
the sum of $3.50.
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH.
The title ndisputabe but selling as trus.
tee, ! will only convey Snch title as is vested
in me. THoS. Il. HARVEY,
april4.4w. Trustee.
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Congress will soon be called uPoo to
decide upon the qualifications Of New
Mexico as q State. The House Com.
mittce on Tcrdtorieshas come TO The con-
elusiOn, by vote Of seven TO Two, that
tbs, Far away region has been a Territory
long enough, aOd will, therefore, report
bill endowing it with al The borOn and
.nriyiIegcs Of a 'srate. This measure
viii open a vide Geld for discussion. and
give splendid opportunity tof novel
oraioricsl displays. Members ambitious
Of distinguishing thsmsslves in this new
department of 'poech-m'kins should
resd up fully and closely ct once;
TIE county knows'nous 100 much Of Ne"
Mexico, ADD Information concerning is
silver mines. Iudisns aud Spanish in
.habilao!s, will End relief from the
Weaying psrusal Of essays 90 recons''uO'
ton and Tue fnancss.
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AcoIDRS4. We have just learned that
Mr.. Presley .Frsshute. Of Ills couoly,
while engaged in hauling saw logs. was
horribly crushed By log rolling over
lin. We understand that although he
is sill alive, no hopes ara entertained Of
Ills TecoYefy,-- Wa Union Haahh
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RrPuRT OF THE PUBLIC SonooLs.-
Thu School has been prosperous from
Mi, III, u ana The hast of feeling
o0s """s "
hos prevailed Oe9Weon teachers ana
Students. No harsh means have been
.o.eded or resortsd to, and yet, general
,oad MIR Nos r,svoiIed Three cir
w 49, L;,h 49,. :, ,,ro
cum'lanceS' W. 'po Wy su'0. :" wv, W.
occasions and the scare! 1eVs) nave
contributed 10 reduce The attendance
and vet the figures show very respect
"a. .,tord.rco Tks follovine e tie
4s'- st,.s5.ao. l. tks
lnO"''y P'' 1ss"s :.
three rooms 40, the oFaef y tue 81"
months: Room No. I, Miss e, Hall
Teacher, rs per cent, 924 y, $50, 10,
*. Room M o Mi,s A. Gilmore,
~ on 10 ~, on ~ o.. poon,
leSCueF' oO' 'o' oI4' ga, ~, ''V'
No. 3, 81, 8V9' u.s. w. sl5' Sl3
A few weeks after beginning tho Term
wo adopted new mode of 'Fslling.-
The two classes in 0rtbography recited
once day each, for 90 days. A teci'
,aton is perfect, when no word is miss
ed. AT least one-iouFIh OF Tie Lessons
must bO perfect. to eutiIls to report,
together with attendance at school TO The
close Of school. Ths first figure; at
I'tached show the number o. perfect loss
Ods; the socood, number ofmiSsed words:
list Glass Miss J. PoIsley, 0o--3'
Mics L, Numbering, 9o-s Miss Eva
Chatles's2--ll. james Smith $3.50, D.
Holloway, 53-l6, Frank PolsIey 40
rs. Miss Ella Com stock 4o-S6' Miss
j. Ford 36--l63. Miss NJ. Johnson &c.
lip, HarIan Whaley,28--3 49, Miss Flora
Comstock 27.-4e, MISE tdo George -
-l29. John Young 9s--19o
Cd Class. Miss Maggie Risk 6o--3o'
John Deem SGT. Robert B!oke 65-
90. Henry Holloway $50, Charles
Phelps n -54, Miss May Stor,z 4l-ss
Miss s. George 35-llo, Miss Lucy
| Ford s9--ll9. John Leehey 26-7S,
Peter Holloway .23-ll0
OF the two classes 10 OfshogFaphy, 10
Room No. j, the three best in 'each,
With the number Of hssd marks, are re-
ported IS fellows:
LIST Class, James McDermett 81, Writ
Mason go Miss Moliie Charles "a.
81 Class, Miss Jessie NcDaris %,
Fteuk We'zel l9' Enos Smith and Wm
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A 4 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
IA Circuit Court Of Mason County, gu the
first Monday in April 1870
M ..FeaneF, J In Assumpsit
In Assumpsit
and
Attachment.

the defendant the sum Of $500, balance due
upon account, and to attach the estate Of the
Defendant, situate in this County sufficient to
pay the same. and it appearing by affidavit e.
led with the papers Of this cause that the de.
PENDANT John A. Moore is not a resident Of tho
State of West Virginia, tits ordered that he do
appear here within one,lnouth after the date Of
the irst publication OF this ,oyder and do what
is necessary 10 protect his interest in tho
premises, Tesie:
W. W. HARPER, Clerk,
byF. W. SissOn, Deputy.
POlsley 8 sOn,P.q. LaPril7-W4
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WEST VIRGINIA., IS:

WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
"A Circuit Court of Putnam County on the
first Monday ia April $50.
Joseph O. Gary, admir- on
F'B' Woody decd :, ch,r,.,v.
William H. Woody,
ct. al.
The object of the above Suits to subjectthe
real estate of F. B. Woody deceased to sale to
satisfy his Indebtedness, And it appearing
t ~ a Tewis W yS WIN "T BrpTn HsnFing,
A W. Allemong and Lewis Baer are nOn.te
idents of this State, it is ordered that they
appear within one month after due publication
ofthis order and do what is necessary toPTo'
teCt theirinterest in this cause. Teste:
Harvey, Sol. G. W. oARGTLL, orE'
apr. 7-iW.
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The local elections throughout Ohio
generally show large gains for The Re-
publicans.
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NJ ANTED-AGENTS to 5000 per
w month"; everywhere, male and female, to
introduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COM.
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine will stitch, hem, fell tuck, quilt,
cord, bind braid and embroider in most su-
pcror manner. Price only $lS. Fully war.
rautcd for FIVE years. We will pay $1,000 for
any machine that will sew stronger, more
beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. 1t
makes The "EIa,tic Lock Stitch" Every Sec
ond stitch can be cut and still the cloth can
not be pulled apart without tearin; IL. We
pay Agents from SIS to 5000 per month and
expenses, or commission from which twice
thet amount can be made. Address SECOMB
Il Co., PlrrsBURGu Pa; BOsTOS MASS, or ST.
LOUIS Mo.
OAUTIoN--Beware of all Agents selling
Machines under the same name as ours, unlecs
they can show a Certificate Of Agency signed
by us. We shall not hold ourselves response
BILE for worthless Machines sold by other par
tics, and shall prosecute all parties either sell.
ing or using Machines under this name to the
full extent Of the law, unless such Machines
were abtaiued trou ne or our 2g9c's, Do ~!
beimposed upon BY pariies'FSo copy oar I'D.
vertisement aud circulars and offer worthless
Machines at u less price. inch 3l-Sm
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Rhode Island elects Republican
State ticket by 1000 majority add a
favorable 10 The reelection
OF Senator Au',ons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14

Connecticut elects English, iGDem.)
by $40 majority. and Republican Leg
islature.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-14
Internal Revenue Notice.


Assessors Office, United States Internal ReVl
Sd District West Virgins,
Cabell Q, H, West Va, April 6, 1870
NOTICES hereby giventhat appeals van
~ be received and determined at the ASeeel'
or's Office, in BalhOuvsVi3e, WnSE G1SSl1...&s''
,lu.iag .,ht;::hSsiSpyj hOCrS- Of each day, rom
Ap1iJ 90 to Ap7f125 1870
inclusive, relative to any erroneous or ozeeSS.
i've valuations, assessments or enumeratlono
returned BY the Assessor or Assistant Asseg.s'
ors Of the Third District Of West Virgins, "
the current Annual lists; and during saie un .t
the proceedings ofthe Assessor and ASslst
Assessors, together with the Annual lis9 ~ ~.
en- and returned as aforesaid, will be submit ns
tetlto the inspection Of any aud oil peIsCso
who may apply for that puTPoaei and Ali Y,
peals to the Assessor as Aforesaid sbeia g0
made in writing and shall specify the pa!!!!.Ieu'
lar cause matter or thing respecting Whlo ~.
decision is requested, and shall moreover Nv ~
the ground or principle Of error comRlHn9pso V''
80 o. W. MATHER.
A~cssor3d District West VirglaN1
msteh2i ~, 90