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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-06
RAILROAD MEBTIEG.


the citizens Of Poin. Pleasant, vas held
at the Court House April Alb.
% motion. VIM H. TomIiuson was
called to the Chair. and D. W. Polsley
appointed Secretary, and H. R. Howard
and Geo. W, TipPs1h Assistant s'cFe-
taries.
General John A McCsusIsnd being
requested to state the object Of the
meeting, did SO 10 90 able msunsr. HO
said the Washington abd 0hio Railroad
was completed to Hamilton, in Loudon
county, Virgins, ~ miles from Alex
andri1. snd is expected to DO completed
to Wincl esIer BY 1871. The line has
been surveyed from Winchester to the
Dry Fork of Cheat River ia Tucker
county, West Virsinia. The route 10
that point has not only been lound prac>
Iicsbe. but exceedingly favorable, beva
ing no grades exceeding 50 feet per
milo. The dist,nce from Point Pleas
ant 10 Washington is estimated Of $40
miles, and TO oiucinnsIi Ais miles being
about so miles shorter than sny oIher
route between those points Ii is pro-
posed TO touch the Chic at Letart and
extend branch from that poiut to Ma.
son City TO connect with the Pomeroy
and Toledo R4ilroad.
Hon John II. Phelps being called ed.
dressed The meeting at soma length 90
the procticabiIily and necessity Of this
route, showing tina great advantages to
be derived from iIs early completion.
@. P. T. Moore, Eq, was then loud
" called for, and responded 10 short
and eloquent address He urged libsr-
slity on the part Of the people. He ap
pealed 90 the people to encourage thi'
road BY every mesns.
Judge PolslsY was then called f,r; he
said that he most fully endorsed all
that he'd been said By the severa
gentlemen who had spoken.
% murisn Of G P. 7. Moore, Esq
Er;iqh Numbering g B RSYburn and
+. G. Hogg. Esq'.. were appointed a
committee to accompany the corps Of
EoginesrH through the county.
Cen M,Causlsnd offered the follow,
iug resolution Which was unanimously
adopted:
ResolUed, That TIE speedy completion
Of the Washington and Ohio Railroad
10 the Ohio River is matter in which
we feel deep interest, and which VT
will hail with delight
On motion of B Gilmore, Esq, it Wa'
Resd'ced. That we, the ci'izsus o
Point Pleasant will give the grounC
wherever the said Rood may select i
10 the Town, Eot the depot.
Hon. John NJ Phslp s otf.red the fol
lowing rssoluiOn which was unanimous
" adopted:
Resotued, That it is the sense Of this
meeting that the Washington ard Ohio
R abroad should have The free and IN
restTicted right Of Ea! through Mason
county.
A number OF gentlemen proposed to
give lots 10 the Road for the purpose Of
depot. DC,
On motion, it was
Resolvsd. That copy Of the proceed.
Iings be furoishsd % the Clerks Of Jack.
son and RosOe counties ADD that they
bo requested to furnish guides through
their counties
On motion the proceedings Of this
meeting was ordered to be published in
the Point Pleasant. Melg4 county. AL
4xandria. Georgetown aud Washington
CIV papers, and that all the papers 90
The line of this Road be requested to
copy the Same.
On motion. adjourned.
W H T0MLINsoN, Chm'n.
D. W. PoLstEY. sec'y.
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GALuFoLrs, oulo, Moroh 81, u

GALuFo1rs, Ono, March 81, 70.
Editor Registers
DrAs Srs:-My adoption has been
called to nrticls in your ts'ps Of the
3lN, implying this! the KanaWns and
GaIlipolis Packet Company had bought
the * 4uawha Belle" Of the Bams TINE
bringing the "BeIls'' inlo q general
charge oE.extorlion which is an injustice
to US aud altogether uofOpuded. In
the first place The * 4naNhs Belle
was bought ADD paid fos tOgaIner with
the trade and good will of her former
owners, by Go. ". E9x, James A
McClurg spd WIN. Ripley; and tar'her.
more she dpn't belong to the * ma
wha and G,lipols Pocket Company"
Since we have bought thu boat We have
reduced the tariff on freights from CSC
pei hundred TO 90 cents. thus volunta
rilV raducingsour income from freight,
ing 40 per cent It once. A you have
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Tho Cincinnati Commercial says no
Legislation il needed 10 Ohio TO confirm
the rights ofcpIored citizens: and in the
municipal election 10 thai city Monday
they will vote without objection snd
without inquiry as TO their ,parentaRe
Experts will not be needed, as hereto
fore. to determine to The fraction the
apouat Of coIored bInod that the veins
ola ei!izen contain.
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John a. Moore.
Pursuant to an order Of the Circuit Court Of
Mason County, West Va. rendered at the Feb.
ruary term, 1870. ia the above named cause,
i will sell ct public auction At the front door
Of the Court Houseof said Mason County, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of May. 1870, To the
highest bidder. terms Of sale; one-fourtil
cash in hand, the balance on credit of six
and twelve months, taking from the purchaser
bond with approved security for the deferred
instalmenIs. the one. undivided eleventh part
of the real estate belonging to the defendant
situated In Clendeuin Township, in Mason
County, West Va. to.wit2O7 acres, l72 100 SO
acres, : 50 ago acres, 1893 acres 4 100 l6O
acr's, 05iE acres ard So acres, the same being
the undivided interest Oft the defendant, John
A. u ,Ore. in the real estate Of Morgan Moore,
decd, to satisfy plaintiffs claim Of So III 81.
with legal interest from the Gath day Of
February, 1870, aud the costs Of this suit.
Reference may be had 70 The papers in this
cause for a description Of said lands.
Z. SHREWSBURY, Sheriff.
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moi be expected 10 do III. Many ftbsm
will DO attracted here from other StasS.
and they viii come ready to invest
They must be met with fsirnsSs end
generosity. Ifamsn wants ground for
ibe erection Of manufacturing sslsBliab.
ms6ts. which would employ hundreds Of
men, don't run the price up Oh hin .
hundred fold, Is has been the oSSs time
and agaiu, bu. rather give Il to him
and iuslcsd Of dlscOunISnancing. discour.
aging aud driving him away. make Islo
his advantage 10 come. We know that
wiIhous.libeulity Oud generosity, We
cauno. expect much. If we want Other,
to help US, 70 must help them.
Tn'a lev years I'll the cities on tie
sido.water will DO our near nsigbborS,
il we pursue the proper course, now
We have only limited connection with
them. Wbea they got closer TO Us We
must encourage Hud build up q common
inlsFeI. Of business.
If you are called upon to subscribe
to the stock Of this railroad. do il. II
the county is asked to subscribe Eve
bupdred thousand dollars toward COM
ple,ing this gfsst road, lot the people
vote it. Tho eastern cite, possesses
some Of The WealtLieSt and ShrewdeSl
business mon 10 the county. Letu' BY
our scl, show that we arsin earnssl, and
invits these nsa into our State. aud 10y
bsforo them our superior, our extensive
natural facilities for manufacturing
such as ores. coal, salt. and water power
they will see how advantage ou'Iy they
can invest their capital, and that too, in
a State where the taxes are much lower
than that Of any other State 10 the U Mon.
We want manufacturing Embellishments.
Nature never designed her lavish be-
s.owsl of mineral wealth upon our beau
tiful West Virginia to lie uutouchsd.-
II all is rloae that should b, who can
psssEfs cur Inccss,?--Who shall SET
limits to our prOSpsriIyi
There are other views Of The compile
ton ofths Washington City and Ohio
which we would ike TO di.cu'S.
but which We have not space to d.
Prominent among these Is that this road
will supply The lick between the water
transportation Of the east and west,
by much shorter and more practicable
route, and at much cheaper rstes Of
freight than is now psid. Then again
it iO destined to connect the Atlantic
aud Pacific States more closely tOgotb
er.
The osrly con plsdou Of this road is
raOLter 10 which 70 are I'll deeply in.
tersslOd, and is advantages cannot DO
TOO strongly urged before our people,
For the present Ee leave this subject
but gill teler 10 It again at some other
time. In the meantime We solicit com
nuu:catioss spoa this 6ll.impoEtanG
enterprise.
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MoTICEl

THE firm Of Smith s fOlsley is this dSy G ~.
j. solved by VIM Smith purchasing tne IL.
terest Of James N. POIsley, All persons W N
debted to the Arm, will please settle WIN w ,hS
Smith, who will settle all debts owing oy ..TS
firm, and continue the business st inc sAO
place. %@' D SSI isTEY,
inch 9l-Aw y ~. EO44SSiiN
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~ Ml'S 'A
Captain 8. B. Mountain Boy
aud Supt. Ka. d Gal. p. Co

Pom the above ii would seem nS il
Capt. NoBto had "got his bask up"
becauss We took OCCASION TO call his
notification to Nc. Deem that otter tie
let day Of April he would chorge him
enc hundred dollars per month for cor
rying the mail, 80 "outr.ge." This at.
tempt TO extort money from Nj. Deem
i, 80 oursgo-a gross outrage. Per.
!iculahy 80 when there is positive cou.
tract with NJ. Diem to carry the msil
on the Mountain Boy until the expirH-
ton If his contract, for sl4 a wsek.-
This Is DOT On honorable way Of doing
business, 6orWill ii besaac'ionsd by the
people along the river. Every person
that We head spesk otthis matter. cou-
dems and dsoouucss tho action Of
Capt. Newton. We know that limo aud
again they solicited Ihi, mail for The
Mountain Boy, end the price Captain
Newton gets for cnrryiog tho mail was
6xsd bg bipsolE. II be wanted hun
dfed dollars for carrying the mail he
ought 70 have dem anded It then. The
whole objacl is to compai MI. D'om TO
throw up his contract. and then compel
the government to pay them an exhorbi'
tao, price for carrying the mail Some
members Of this KausWhA aud Gall'po
lis Packet Company, haze already as
serted that they can force the govern
meuy to pty them SO 900 or 5000 for
carrying this u,il. This the Mountain
Boy will never accomplish. Il will
be carried by land for a less price.
The assertion that We are Influenced 10
our action by their refusal to advertise
10 our paper. i, false, aud none knew
1t to be false better than CaptsiO Jomes
Newton. We never asked him or any
member Otthe Mountain Boy Company
for an advertisement, and no member Of
tbat Company can with truth DOy NO
did.
Capt Newton used not "b.uter" op
position; he will be certain to get It in a
short time. and from quarter where he
does not expect it, and TO such au ex'
tent that hs will wish be had not pro-
goked 1t.
lie denies all connection with the
Belle. This il immateriol to US, but is
no doubt greatly to the advantage of
tho Belle,
We. like Captain Newton, propose to
ruu tie Register "socnrdiug to our own
wishes, and shall continue TO do 50, the
Mountain Boy, Captain Newton and
the KsnOvhO and the G4IlipOIiS Packet
Company to the OOuspry."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-06

Nhss already heOr Sunonnced thsI .ho
goal resting place Of General George Il.
Thorn as will be st Troy N-W York =
Toy iSa fsvoriIs place with decessed
AMY officers. When 6 good man dies
no goes to heaven. end If be is 40 army
officer be j. buried 81 Troy
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Gen George H Thomas, the hero Of
Nashville anil tho perr Of Grant and
Sne'msn as soldier died suddenly 10 q
fl Of epilepsy. in San Francisco.
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SENTENCED BENZ. K. Martin. Of
M,r no uuy, has been found guilty Of
man slaulh'er and sentenced TO the pens
ltsntiarv far Two years, for Killing hiS
cousin Ezekiel Martin, in 1895,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-04-06

An Ohio paper. after ehSouicling the
death of by from The kick Of . hnre,
fudOpsly asks: "Wbero are tho.pOIice?"
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BARGAINS!

Twill sell al greatly reduced prices lE
varisty Of goods, in order to reduce stock, az
fore going for Spring Goods. Call X Gnr TaE'
bargains. N'''
ash 9A-4y
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WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
John A. Moore.

WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
~ Circuit Court Of Putnam County GU he
first Monday in April, 1870.
Joseph G. Gary, admir- of
william :; "; :; WOODY, .. "a oA'''''7.
et al.
The Of iect ofthe above suit ia 10 subject the
real estate of F. B. Woody deceased to sale to
satisfy his Indebtedness. And it appearing
BY affidavit filed with the papers Of The cause
A ". Ailemong and Lewis Baer are non res.
dents Of this State, 1t is ordered that they
appear within one month after due publication
Of this order and do what is necessary to pro.
tect their interest in this cause. Teste:
Harvey. Sol. CIV. CARGlLL, ,Cl'k.
apr. 7-4w.
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GOMMISSIONRRS' SALE

TTEDERa decres rendered at the February
U term 1870 Of the Circuit Court Of Mason
county, State of West Virginia on report and
exhibits Herewith Gled. Of Commissioners If
School Lands Of said county, the :qndersign.
ed Commissioner appointed BY said Court,
will offer for sale. at the front door Of :he
Court House Of said county on
Friday, the Goth of MAY,
1870, (being court day. the following waste
or unapprOpriated lands viz:-
All ola certain tract Of u 9 pores lying on 10
mile creek in Mason county, which tract is
fully described IN report Of said Commissioner
of School Lands. in exhibit A" filed with said
report in the Clerks offise Of the Mason county
Circuit Court, 10 which reference is hereby
made.
Also will offer for sale at the same time and
place, certain tract Of 90 acres, on the waters
Of - mile creek, in said county, which is also
fully described in report Of said Commissioner
in exhibit "B" filed with the ssil report in
the CLERK 5 Office Of the Mason county Circuit
Court, TO which reference Is hereby made.
TERMS:-One-foprth cash in hand, the
residue in twelve months, with interest from
day Of sale, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security. and the title will be retain
cd as further security.
F. A. GUTHRIE, COMMISSIONER,
april 6-4W
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MouNrAIX By.
Mach 3fsL. 1870

10 asSwer 10 an sriicls 10 tie Point
Pleasant Rcgitter Of March 3lH headed
"An Oulrsge" would STATE for the Inc
formation q the resaefS Of your valuable
sheet. that propose 10 rpn the Monn-
tain Boy depsdlsnt either Of the Reg
iister. A. P. Deem OF Kanawhs Belie'
aud tbnt your statement lTnm fi'st to lost
iS false, except 10 The matter Of 800 PEI
month, | dill not wife sou 70 rotation
10 "each boat" for | here distinctly state
that this bost las connection with Ihr
Ksnavha Belle 10 no RSDn'r save &c
tariff aud ih1l has been reduced "IoF
sxtouion" Siocs Monday March 98th. 10
90 c per hundred. Your While coursS
seems 10 be Influenced by desire 10
mi.infom the public. no doubt actus'ed
BY our non .eonfolm,ty TO your desire TO
advertise in yont very valuable sheet =
The mere piitSnce Of $l4 per week
which you state We so gpsdili hungpred
for, WSs simply carried ior the sceon
mediation Of our K,uawha River trends
10 facilitate them in their NAL receipts
The plain opposition Of giving the mail
scent HE board and four birth room
tie carisgs Of thu mail from the Cali.
polls Post Ofi'e with all this mail land
inc, IL the Office at Charleston oil toF
Sl4 per week shows how greedy We must
be 10 continue this jnb.
Ifitbs desirable 10 tho Regis'cr to
bring out more boAts, say come on.
In conclusion | would say that run
tbi, Dos, accordingto nv owe wishes
snd shall so contiOus TO do-lhs Regt'
ter and A Deem to tho CONTRARY.
Feeling sattf4d that in our success |
appreciate the wishes Of our patIous and
copform to them 10 oil respects.
remain youm &c.
iANgEo NEWTnN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08
Los ANGELES Tur,os-From recsn, corio.

Los ASGELEs TBNos.--From recent copies of the Daily Netos we glean as follows:
 An Indian woman, aged about 100 years. died recently, in the upper part of the city.
 The stage route to Visaia is being stocked preparatory 10 the putting on of coaches. This is another link in the Overland route. via the 35th parallel. With stages from Prescott 10 Al. buquerque. New Mexico. all the gaps in the old and reliable route would be filled up.
 Win. II. Webb, owner of the steamships Ne. radd and NebrdSId, was to visit Los Angeles. for the purpose of consulting with the people in re- laiion 10 placing his steamers on the line be- tween San Pedro and San Francisco.
 The Ne,os thinks an iron foundry would do we'll in it's city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

The Post Office Department Is sending crcu- lars to all the Postmas,ers in the United States, ordering them to make an accurate monthly re- port of all frank or free matter deposited in their offices for mailing for the period Of six months, commencing January ist.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

SENATOR CorK, of California has introduced bill to abolish ali charges for coinage in the Mint of the United States and it's branches Hope 1t will pass.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

vESIsos Is plenty in this market
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

ElRTHQUAKE N ALGgRiA.--Many lives were re gently lost in Algeria by an earthquake, and several houses were thrown down
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

JosEPH CoBURS and Thomas AlIea, two note, briisers. have agreed to fight. for sl0lO0o. Tb battle is io take place coo miles west of Omaba
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

TnE Union Hill Mine, at Grass Valley. Cali fornia, is now owned by English capitalists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

THE San Francisco C1a has 6 daily circulation Of upwards Of 5000
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

A CALI has been issued for wSBsn's Suffrage Convention. to meet tn San Francisco. Jan. %
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

i. To-p,r is tbe anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08
A R N Y s PPLIE 8.

A R MY s UP PLIES. CHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE.
 sub-District of Upper Arizona.
 FOWT wHrFP1E, A. T., Dee. 94, isSa. sszssd Prop,,~sIs m Duplicate, will be received by sis InsdeFsigDea, at this office, until
 Tuesday, January 2s, 1870. At twelve o'clock M, icr supplying the United sta,ez GoserasDent,
 At Fort Whippie, X. IT., With Four Hundred tsa1 Tons of shegled Corn or Barley, of two thousand t2cc9 pounds 10 the ton.
 At Camp Date Greek, A. T., With Two Hundred tsoo) Tons of shellcd Corn or Barley of two thousand q, ,ocD1 pounds 10 the ton
 At Camp Verde, A. T., wlth One Hundred CIc01 Tons cf shclied Corn or Barley, of two thcusand lspug pSuDds to the ton
 At Camp at Toii Gate, A. IT.. wIth FIve Huadred (JDT Tons oG sheIE.d Corn er for the supply of eaid Posts duFing the year end ing December siss, Iss0. lIids will be received for the entire amount, l-so Tous, CT for tke whole or any part of tbe
  The grain must le veil sacked, subject to IS- spcction and weight. of tbs brs, qualify the try affords, free from all foreign substances, and delivered al such slmes and 10 sach quantlles ss the QnarterIBaster's Department 0f each Of the ahoys-named poets may require. The parties t0 whom eostracts may bs awarded will bc required within forty light l4sJ hours after the acceptance Of tho b.ds, 10 give bOnds eqnal ip biiy 5Q) per cent of tbe amount Of the contract, for the fatthfal performance Of the same Each proposal must bc accompanied with statement, signed by tue persons oihsrci by the bidder hs securities, stating tbeir willingness sc cs.t-T .ss SS1s .si tSe eoiisiaei sb0aii c awarded to said bidder In case Of firms making bids, each individual name must bc written out. Prices must be written. as well expressed in 1 figures. The Oath of Allegiance 10 the United ssaics Government must accompany each pro posal
 The delivery Of the grain io commence immedI- afeiy Aftcr the approval of the contracts, by the | District, Department and DiTision Commander. 1 Terms should be stated in [. s. gold coin. or ! the market value thereof ln currency, al date of payment.
 Payment wiil be made in such funds as msy be ! furnished by the United states for that purpose. | II on hand 1T not on hand. certified accounts l will be given.
 The Government reserves the right 10 reject l any and all bids.
 4 copy of this advertisement ia slip cut from this paper must accompany each proposal. l Proposals 10 be IDcloscd Ia an envelope and in darsed "Proposals for Barley. or Corn, at Fort l Whipple, Camp Verde, Camp Date Greek and Camp al Ton-Gaie, A T., and directed tothe un- dcrslgned.
 BIds must be made subject to the conditions of this advertisement; will not bc considered unless the persons making them are present, and will not De received from those who have heretofore tailed 10 faifll their contracts with the Government
 ED. BAKER,
 Capt, < A. Q. N, .. $. A., Chief c. N. sf
 dec25 Sub District of Upper Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

SAMUEL B. BEL, wel-known Methodist min, ister, died in the East recently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

PHicEs oF GaKESBAcKs. Francisco. Dee 24.-G -Greenbaeks, buying s2i selling. sS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

WOMAN SUFFRAoE IN wYoSHs.- Following is the text of the bill lately passed through both branches of the Wyoming Territorial Legisla-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08

A Bill flor an Act to Grant to the Women of
 Wyoming Territory the right of Suffrage, and
 to Held OGice.n By Mir. Bright Be f enaeted by 1ie Council aud House of Repre-.
 SentdtiUes q Wyoming 1grtorys
 Sec. l. That every woman Of the age of .wsn. ty-one years. residing in this Territory may, al every election to be holden under the laws thereof, cast her vote. And her rights to the elective franchise and to hold office, shall be the same under the election laws of the Territory a. those of electors.
 Sec. g. This Act shall take effect ard be h force rom and after its passage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-08
Aew Adrertisrmtnts.

Redemption Of County Warrants.
 TREASrRERS OFFICE. !
 CoryTF oF YAVAFAL County wArranis snsh~r- t1 q, e a tt t5 ss q. e @ @ S 5g 53 s4 s X s7. E 5a H0 Gl. G3 t1 s4 C. ss e, as e sa = a = Ti 75 T6 T7 T- " si- e2 a st sHd .1 Thira Seres Hill t~ pad wTsr presentation st thks ofsoe.
 WILLIAM CORY,
 Ceanfy Traassrer. pr-sousi Grinyaa Jas $ is7o
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-05
- The Hoard Of Trade,

." d t. ~ ~ : ~ a |s
Met on the night of the LIST lust, at
the usual hour, aud was called to or
der by Vice President Il. II. Lewis,
who, ON motion Of Col. Bailey, APP
pointed w. A. ,Quarles and W.
Roach, 4 committee to conduct Pres.
ID. n. Kennedy to the chair. In
compliance with. Col. Bailey's mo-
ton, the President made the follow
ing brief address Oh taking the chair:
"Twenty-eight years ago." he said,
"he arrived. at Clarksviiie O poor,
penniless boy, and for all that he has
or Is, he was indebted to the good peo.
pie OF clarksville |; that he had sup
ported all measures of Improvements
for the general interests of our COM
munity." His presence and address
were much appreciated. After the
usual preIiminaries, the various com
mittees were called on for their re-
ports, and after being read were, in
the, main, adopted. A resolution
WAS adopted, which instructed the
Railroad Company to confer with
the Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
in view Of making the lower Red
River Bridge free one. The Board
meets again on the night ofthe sth
| inst,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-03-05

Louisville, KY, April %, 1885. :. nl,is
RE The genuine article Tor sale by p
mar. 8, 'J9-tf. "' S.4B. STEWART