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Tie Necessity OF a visit Overcome.

Tie Necessity of n Visit Overcome.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part Of the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
TO submit . written statement Of such In prefer:
once 70 holding n personal interview, are assured
that their communications will be held Tost
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to the corre
spending physician, thue:
BENZ. +. JOSSELYN, II. n,
rBox 1851 61S Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and Kearny,.
de14.T0.lyis San Francisco. Cal.
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DRAMATIC SEASON !
& R~URLEsQUE!

To conclude with the popular Durlesquc
Extravaganza Of the
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A Long Lost Heir Turn. Up.

Another of those interminable land
suits which have done 40 much to dis
gust purchasers, fitch money from their
pockets, enrich lawyers and retard the
progress of the State, Is now on IT. o..
in one of our Courts, involving in its
result the property and homes Of
nearly q thousand people. The tract
in litigation Is what Is now called the
New Potrero, situated on tlic other
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A pRi,cEDENr.

We cannot avoid tllirking sometime,
,hat The lively and imaginative Greeks Of
four thousand years ago had a president
perception Of the reconstruction idea in
the American Republic in the year Of
grace. 1863, aud .hatlthey Invented The
legend Of sisyphus and his stone to typify
tie remorscless and incxorabls procedure.
Sisyphus was doomed to roll heavy stone
! up to the summit Of mouu.ain-the ill.,
teresting part Of the operation boing that,
no sooner had he reached tho crest With
lis burden than i. slipped from his grasp.
and rolled laundering to the plain below.
The weary teller was therefore forced to
retracc hi. steps and 60 through the pro.
cess again, to NEE. agsin With th. same
d;scomGturc-and this was the task
through eternity. .,..,l
The Southern Sisyplus has been lleav
ing his stone up the rugged heighso Of re.
construction for nearly Eve years. under
the stimulus Of tho treacl,erous promise
that when he reached tho top his task
should b considered fairly finished, and
he himself should be admitted to the
blessed Union aud be forever happy.
How many times the poor toiler has fairly
rolled his burden to tie promised height
to have IL paslled down again, W cannot
now remember. How many times yet he
|. doo,net. to perform tho pitilcss ta,k, We
dare not eonjacturc. Georgia thought her
task ended when Congress met, aud was
patiently waiting for tia. patriotic body to
set tho seal of approval on it but Georgia
has Just bscn ircated to tho Christmas
charity Of ride expulsion. and ordered
to do her work over again. Virgins,
too, had reached tie summit, and stood
with one foot on tie threshold Of the I'm
ion, ready 10 be admitted, as Sue hoped,
to The inner beatttades Of tho Union
~hen MI. Sumner lifts bis great foot TO
kick her out and down again. Tho Bit
terness of the humiliation in the ease OF
Virginia is aggravated BY The reflection
that she wrs the chief author aud builder
of tito fair temple from which size Is ex-
cltded, aud that the children born Of her
own womb and ncurished at her cwn
breasts arc made to join ID Tic insult. to
her PROSTATE bcdy. b AID ~
Isit rot "a little strange that The party
Of Mr.. Sumner and Mr.. Norton should
take .ucli pains to keep Virginia and
Georgia on. Of tho UniOn, AFTER spending
hinu thousand uiilliDn dollars on tic
pre'c-' " bringing .lttm back into II!
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THE ALLEY CANAL.
no weston via China
=" W,.roy. Jan. 4, 1870.

NlsroS, Jan. i, io1o'
Nix. WurApAN The following story,
if no, founded upon fact, is al'esIed y
mud ; and ! recommend it 10 the cousld-
Grafton. of our Flown Scouudrels: i ,.sH'
A friend Of nine was going ddgvn Mud
Alley after The heavy rsius The other
m.rning whcn'he cspipd a hat lying in
the nud--s hat he thought he knew
Procuring q pole, he fi,hed it out, being
ali the tine under the impression 'ha. Lhe
rhnprou was in sume way connected with
the I,cua OF frien, Of his. Bn. 90 be
recognized The hea,l.ssnr, and .fourd 10
his, horror that his fisnd had passed 90
down, down, down. Said he, Here's u
pre,ey go! Hes undoubtedly gone down
10 the primitive sund-rock, und in future
AGES some old wise. acre ola seplorist
viii think he's doing sbis thing whc" hs
finds his fossil skeleton" summonins a
few friends, With jugsud hat, tbqy formed
themselves into a coroncr's jury, to de-
libcrste upon the hat. Wills thus ar.
ranging the rrelininarie., what appeared
to DC the gios, of the defuns. appeared
in ,h,;r midst, with wash basin on hlr
head, and after harriedly examining the
luminary horizon through. the bottom Of a
glass, ho told his tale. snid he: Eel.
Icrs (hic) was goin' home last night, and
| (hic) thought Id Gu, aiT the corners; but
| (h;c) got in The mud and couldn't get
out, SO ! concluded to Just go on down aud
come GU. at the 'tofhcr (hic) end" 81. 2.
"l'ut what arc doing with that wash.
basin on your head" said one of the
jury. .rl.
/ "M!:i honyhk that IN China tbs
morning osI maedMro"ghIH he replied.
4 motion to adjourn was carried.
WELLER.
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L,rx IxsynAscs,-We would call at,
,eu,ion 10 tie advertisement Of the Elnn
Life Insurance Company, to be found III
another column, Of which our friend A.
NJ. Den, is agent. The Company is one
Of the Oldest and most reliable in the
country; aud policy would ba a good
investment. ,,f.... ......o..,
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seven STATES, ID obedience 10 NE popular
decision, resclud the action of the former
Legislatures and,uppose, after these re-
vacations, one Stale should adopt it,
would any sane man claim that the Amend.
i'neus was thereby ratified :? Most sssur,,
cd!y not The thing is utterly absurd
For if it we're true, hnty-,i,c States might
protest against this obnoxious measure
and yet one State could dictate organic
law to tie whole Union,
In the action Of tho great State OF New
York, may be found u precedent aud a
moral, The 18th Amendment va. pre-
seated to radical Legislature which as.
sembled for that State one year ago. and
was, in opposition TO the wishc. of the
people and reckless Of til. popular will,
adopted. and that State VAS. committed to
negro Suffrage; and to make tue matter
doubly sure, they. proposed a. new Con
situation for the State, in which tic quel.
ition of'ncgro suffrage was presented. ~.
Now mark the result and q popular
rebuke which fana,icism received: 3'I
At the next election after these acts,
! the people condemned this feature by /.
minority Of many thousands, and for the
FIRST time in seventeen years, returned a
Democratic Majority to both branches Of
her Legislature, vhs will revoke the as
sent to the 18th Amendment. given by
the previous Legislature. Tho people Of
New York haye thus shown that they will
sot endure tue NEGRO equality which
this Amendment entails. Archie people
Of our State less respectable, that they
must endure It, whie New York will not?
1--WE think not; but We do think that the
Whole scheme is an OUTRAGE, which, If con-
sumated, will brand This enlightened age
a. the darkest epoch in political morals,
and the era Of most consuuate .yillainy in
An eric.n history. il4!,It3iq .f,,o,,s
Yet, while these rude assaults are being
made upon them, it would seem that the
people are required By our rulers TO be 'c-
quiescent, submissive and dumb. They
are expected to grunt along like hogs
driven to the slaughter. with their noses
to the earth, while the ysiecs Of their
drivers, ring msrrily about them. as the
prison peu. clossrupon their liberties aud
lives. 4a % y =
1 It is a r,i.,ake to suppose that OUT gov
ernmcnt can b. maintained on any other
! principle, than tlo.s Of kindnac,s as dis
tiuguishcd from ludcnsss and cruelty. and
these Of affection As opposed to arbitrary
e1ac,ion., and The result Of these infamou,
measures will clearly dsmonsiratc this.
(, The Legislature has the uudoubscd
right Of revocation, and they should not
hesitate to carry out what j, known to be
the popular Will # there be any Who
have not sufficient intelligence TO know
what that will is. bc should vote for the
revocation, and submit tue question to the
people TO be determined by the ballot.
and thereby prevent an irreparable injury,
Y fl55if WiF.i9Hj ti yGt1is iiiisii ia iisu
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Nelghborhood Correspondence
FROM GLENyILLE.
"IJ. Hush" done up in Poe.
try-Gilmer County to the
Rescue.
.GLENylLLg, Jan. 3, 1910

(, GkEsylLLE, Jan, 8, 1870
DEAR WurApAM:-Wc have noticed
for some time the malicious attacks upon
our good County by one ~. llush," who
occasionally writes 10 you from this place,
giriug doieful account Of his farm nj
"Glencoe," and the few l,alf.'iurvod ami
mails he keeps upon it. Scvcral of us,
desiring to speak in proper condemnation
iuf the wretch, have done up our thoughts
! Of him in the. following ~
| houRSFuL soLlLouY. l,....
Glencoe! oil Glencoe | now bid you a,lIeu I.
The bonds that once bound US ore broken in
two! "' '''"''
| The sad news has reached me that three old
women did spcwrH i.-.#' y.
Der my beautiful farm, madden and indigo
Let the lnvcr his mistress besu.y lrehearse,
And laud her attractions in iangushiEg
.4s verse; ~ .H"ir:f'' 98sHa ~.
Be i, mine, with rude stratus, but with truth
i
~, ,a.o aee, .f, ,..l ~, q, 49,.
&c '0,s I'M, 'n"' nave LOT my o'a'A """a''
I cared moi 80 mu.h ,,r m. INDIGO dive,
If they Ind no, spriuklsl It with naddsr and
lye; 17@ W
Glencoe. ala,! your fair ,erdure is, gone. r.
And I--poor soul-.t1 in sorrow to mvurn !!
| ' rise tsalo M. 7ia.
Ny troubles aro mapy-my beautiful geese
Ny poor pet lamb. with its show'whi'e fleece:
Where are they! sone--alas! they are dead,
iAnd over my farm n blue mixture is lpread !!
[ s,5ss, III ~ n r.5li, II .l.f'.rgr
TO shed few , s sI for my old rump.,aile,l
"a, 81 ilson remn o,kk .,r,s, An. supsbia,
day, -
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ADVERTISEMENTS. Vi :,
WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA: = 60 ,'"' +"
A T RULES HELD u TIE CLERKS OF
n flee Of the circui, court Of Lewis county,
,Un The first Monday in JauuLry, ls7e-
John O. .Ar"oM, and sgyal .s .,s
James W. SMITH, cont 3ts .4-4.
plununts,
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There are six hundred army officer,
drawing pay who are doing nothing, aud
doa't want anything to do. They are to
he fund on payday, Without . pointer
dog, +,s. a
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4 Urea p,perr hal. SIX 81; reason. Why
Dan sSi1ekles should not be condfned, as
follows: n';Adultery. robbery. fraud,
mu.iny. theft; aud murder. Don't
'neusion it, or they will confirm him in /.
minus. ingcsas 1bc I5t ssMif9f po a
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Ron.cr GREELEY i, talked of in New
York I" the next radical c'naidste, for the
Presidency,
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Asin Cennee.icutpaid dollar for
iLs, privilege Of calling another man a
"mut!on-head.'s9 Quite re1.nusmight
b. raised in that uay, By fning every man
that mentions Grant in that connection.
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VIZ see eon'idsrable IN the paper.
.bou. Drake, bill, You eau always OK.
poet more or less qu.ck from I brakes
bill.
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their hands, as Il enables us easily to
distinguish friends !tom foes more
auun. ~ As'oN'
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THIS Government has begun to appoint
Washington nirgers OF The detective
force. The soldier. can grind hand.or-
sans for living. Such ar. ii. results, Of
radical rulo. ,s,l.o.l,,, p
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA: ,s.,a.
AT RULES HELD lX TIE CLERKS OF.
N flee Of the circuit court Of Lewis county.
on the arst Monday in January, 1870. -
Nathan Feg'r, PlaimiE
wlits ''ita, In chancery
John S. Litla, &c detnd.
anti.
The object of ,llis,uit il 10 ottsin decree
against the defendants for, SGs2 50 cents. wi,l,
inte.es, thereon from tie Goth August. 1866.
being balance due for the purchase Of trsc, Of
no acres Of land IN Lewis county, on Ssnd
Folk Of the West Fork.
And il appearing by affidavit filed that III.
defendant. William Gibson, is no, rtsdtn, Of
this state, md he not appearing It ia ordered
that lie do appear here within one month srtr
the first publication ortlii. order, snl do wl,a,
may be necessary to pra:et, his interest in this
suit. A copy t.s;.: .-lg.
g. A. JACKSON. Clerk.
Geo. Cozsd, .olr ~ o71'j,nl0.At
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SHERMAN says Of Grants Grant, al.
Ways stood BY mo when was crazy, and
] always stood BY him when h. was
drunk Tocunseh ha, astanding con.
tract. i !. .NMl M. -. ...lIL.u.A.N
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sr. Louis uegrO., all carry concesl.d
rasors.j with which to kill folks in s.lf-de-
fenses Say anything to one Of them that
no don't consider compliment, and he
sits right down on III. curb,,ons and vhess
his weapou. -. ~ ssl
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Policy holders are permitted to 7farel o.
Reside il nny wttefM Glide -.
4 Pririlsge net Granted BY ohY (Smpa-
b .ll,,~H mes. lofl ii..'s ss,7G
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4 Nsw OnlEASs paper call. spinnc,'s
signature resemblance to .a"Chin..ei
prescription for chills.' Nov tina, hits it
exactly, although We never encountered
suol, prescription. +, IS 49,.
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Tnsr' now have it the, Y innie Ream is
TO bust Brornlor with ni'ro.glyceriuo
81. has gonste Rome, 40 tia, 10 pieces
may liga: III this coun.fy.7.g,f ,fj4o "a.
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Oh onAsT y attend. The heaters in,va,hing-,
ton a, regular as tho night comes. They.
say be istg.t.ing tired Of lifa, and hope.
some lohe will begin targe.-pr.stic. on
him. iqel .5a - ,s1os - 2.j..1 ,,iai1
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Tie Brooklyn Life i. the only Company in;
.ilc country which guarantees u definite sur!
render value 10 every policy on which two or
',nprt annual premiums have been paid this
smoant, in dollars and cents, I, endorsed on
every. policy Issued Should any policy holder
lIrromc unnbl. to rayrhis premiums, he can
thus know the cash worth Of lle1 Io!Icyat any
,ims nfer two premiums liaycy been paid. :"
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, observation-disclosures
ASSETS sl,25o,ooo'oo, ~
l..vr. POLICIES 81 EVERY PRESCRIPTION.

No restriction Of T"rsl or Residence.
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TVS Senate passed The House Uill re-
moving the poli,ie.l disabilities Of about
five hundred Sou,herners, who p.rlici-
pa,sd ID the rebellion, ~ s.i,2f aSz =
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Beech.r i. now alluded soIy Western
papers as the free and sa,J expoupder Of
the Ten Commandment" d. s,,;,g ,.'.. =
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7)OUH 4 GENTS WANTED. FOR 4 .
ID sTRsdGigs ASpi fsiuNplis or
r. J. Bs.hlsR NtUlI

II hRtoOIE AsD1kIuNPNS ot
r. n. Beta2R NtUtlf,;le
rritl,a W him.N H. one l.rgs ocia,o D..
rann.c. nearly 500 pogts p1,ra,e.lnin,
E'nyfish and Genu,n- eitgaat fpn
p,ge enyruriing.. -
1t embraces forty years recollcetionsc Of his
busy life, asa Merchant, Manager. -l,ankcr, lec-
turcr and sh"wn,an, aud gives accounts 81 his
imprisonment, his Failure, lisl Successful Euro.
lenn Tours. aud important Historical and Ter,
sonal lsen,inscences,elle with llumor AnecN
doiei. aud Entertaining Sarfatite. No hook
published so accept le to- oil yclassts. EyCry1
one wants II. Agents are selling from 5oto
100 Der week. We oiltr extra terms. Our IL
lCs,ra,cd Catalogue aud Terms To Agents sent
free. J y. BURR 4 CO.. ,Pnlishers,l /.
jan lO.4t Hartford. Conn.,
WEST .IlEGINlA: W.
4 T RULES HELD IN TIE CLERKS OF.
N free Of the circuit cour, Of Levi, county,
on the first Monday III January, 1870,
Thomas 4. Horaer, pluia-t 4 ii Fsts. Ii
GB, .r Z. III e.fis soa4i.rt ..@ia
n.HF Is. * 4lFa ID so,y iNi
Rebecea White, a.ftna- LacAaarey.
mtSUi1 sAlIt,, in hiIDlKNs
I'll. object Of iii. silt |. 10 obtan a decree
requiring the defendant 10 convey 10 the plain.
tiii onc.third Of 2bi acres OF Iand. in,hefcoun.E
IS Of Lewis on rIetmntls Creek, tupdsr conf
tract between the rlan,iif and defendant, dn-ti
led 2o,h,Dceerbcr, 1866 4 nnd, ifsush; relisfhe
refused, then 10 resovc, from M defendant lilo
sun, Of two hundred dJllars for services feti-. :
drr.u he the l,lujuttr ms nve.t ii ssnh.
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c.dy. the loyal esrpet5;bsg sheriff Of
Culpspper County Virginia, has been sen
fenced to avs years confinement IL Ithe
Stat. IS ppfs;aiiten'iaFy f'Fsd en.bszalips
8lO.00Oc 40 lc ps .1aod ,eif ipo}f T
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20. ~ 70 ~ 81, nj ,,ii.srlltfT
Richard y. csmas:aa ala v''ee3 a I. =.
The heirs Of JacM, HILL,
deceased, dycnAan's. ts -. - Z" m !
The Object Of hi. suits TO Obtain a decree,
.e,tius apart to the plaintiff as widow of u.s.
cob Hull, dowerfir a tract Of 100 acres afland3
on both side, ofWofPc Run ahd, DryiFNk OF
Polk Greek, in Lewis county oof'iwhichs said
Jacob Hull died seized, and iosrccoyernd sma.;
ges from the defendants for the. withholding
the same, as also onelilird Of the issues anu
profits Of said LAND. since the death Of aid J-
cob Hull. ~ g q ~ :
And it appearing byaifldavit filed TINT the
defendants, Thomas J.Gicnn, Warrick Hull,
Margarc, Hull gCyiu, Tallnian, and Nancr, hi,
wife. Adam Hull, Nel.on!Irsy. and 'MsrHitet,
his wife, IRE not residents oftls state and that
diligence has been used in hchalf Of THE rlnin!7
,iG, wi;hou, effect, to ascertain in what county
OF CORPORATION Jefferson y. ,corrick add
Co:rict, his wife, reside, and they not appear
ing. Il is ordered lila. tliey do appear shere
within one month aitrr the first publication Of
this order, and do what may be necessary, pre-
tscl their interest in this suit ,,,ay \
!'''''9'" 7r,te: = ~ RI III
G. a. JACKSON, Clerk.
Henry Er.nnon, atty for pl'ff.?gl,si,f.3,5l,
jan 1914. NaFsf9
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Slasll0GsE, PlEDMUST, Il. 80, r.. n
" hAhntK lESgtrr-,ptoprieturs. vi.
The best hotel between Wheeling and I,alti.
more. Fest. Williams, formerly If weston. /.
Superintendent, and will he glad to ses Lis old
lrisndi. Prieti and fare al all times satisfrr.
tory. fHi n TOY 'ili a! lhEh is.hn ~
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RAp1cAl papers are rapidly coming to
the conclusion that Peabody was lisloyal
during The war, bec.u,s he didn't shell
out money to every d..d.beat who sole.
tied Subscriptions for The benefit Of mig
gers. " w. I7 NI ''a s',
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.i.!is;c. absolutely Noy.FORrElTABLE After
S.tond Year. 0uc-Tliiri bf Tie Premium
Loaned to the Assured annually. v
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rrilt,a W him.tH H. one llsr.ss !; oclaro i
r.anne. nearly 500 pagts.p,,faietliin,
Enyiish and Gern,un- eleydnt fqn'
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is Benton County. Iowa, it takes Two
bushels Of wheat to get one ,etll. Chicago
market. What's the holds SO long d,
you're 'apry Keep right OIL voting tia.
same ray. I
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Christian ". Bouck., Priest, :iis .iia Is
Ahr.m D. Pollcmus, r7ce-l'rest. ''ia'-aa
William J.. Cole. .Serytyy. ,, .g&. m
D. P.4F,ckler, Con,u'ting .1ctmry.
Daniel Ayres, Md. LLiD..,T.httlicm FL.
/ 90 51'i' H"ll auliner. = llii,i 60 : .'f'
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A SuaaEh Of Congress sn'en have con-
'a''sd with the Secretary Of the Treasury
in regard to the creating Of Bureau Of
Customs. 'fi. %
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plrlDxyD. rAlD ASSrALlfs ~ cAsal.
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wurApAM's GREETING TO TIN rokr.
~ tl,rougl,t..is world you 80 with rush.
TITS not oft thai you neet with such chaps
3 tas.'U. l!ush!" taie.s g'7
"1Ietsin all your linen ~ old advice, it is
true.
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WEST VIRGINIA.: ,a5it7s,I,
A TRuLEs HELD IN THE CLERKS; OF
N flee Of the circuit court Of Lewis county,
on the first Nonany in January, 1870 -
!hihuia HILL, pldiniiF, 1870
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son! / ionyM that IN China Mis
morning o.Immtd MronghfN be replied.
a motion TO adjourn was carried,
WELLER.
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T. i. uGtbpN az flIt htlii N.+. Ct. .ss'. tH.-
II ain'i every man can DO a poet, i7ar n
no more than a sheep can he a go.i' b...,,
And it pains me TO tell you. my dear young
innn, 81, f.,,;,,-i,, ~
That's. poetry writing you .in,t wyuf;;.dsR.,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-01-10

srrruss a. DouotAs oar. shid: "1hi,
ha government Of white men, made BY
white men. for Nhitt men, That has
been changed TOW TO a Government Of
bondholders and thieves, made BY bond.
holders and thieves, for b0ndholdsts aud
thieves. l p7 n-.W aa
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
MIfEN 1ND nIiEREl

When and whore shall the Democratic
Congressional convention he hcll2 Nj
Joel G.. Morgan. chairman Of the Con.
gressional Committee. has been in corr, ;.
pondenco with the other members Of the
committee on TIL. subject and informs %.
that, % far a. be ha. received answers g.
hi. inquiric' concerning the place Of meet
ing, the majority are IN favor q Cairo
\ fes Of the members mcaii5n Mc;r5po-
lie. The latter place al. D.; 0, Collection.
able to the Democracy = Cairo bat 90
confederation Of the fac; tha, Cairo /.
more easily accessible from al the ,J-a,.s.
Of the di,iric: than any Other place. w
are Of the opinion tia, ,hi, city should @,
srlectcd
The time, There {. no ned . b IN .
hurry, bat the CAL aN.l- o.. lAy. .Lo...
Soimuch longer D. DELAYED E.oa a.--
~ should h s.l9ve! plenty q tine II
~h.eh . hoA ii' Tr.t-sy l.7,a. :. a.
e71vshi..-' 20 - aPP..-;a.-.; e. Del.
gate.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-18
LOGAN oNBrTLER AND CUBA.

Gen. Logan IS an imprisoned orator,
and when he gets under Roadway cannot
he easily stopped. The other day he event
for Butler and the Cuba question, event
for them with all hi. might, and gave
Congress. a powerful dose of yitupcra,ion
and patriotism. lie declared in q loud voice.
Il very loud voice, with gcsture'to suit that
Butler in making the charge that 81 100000
Of Cuba bonds had been used to influence
Congress, had been guilty of mmanly,
wanton and outrageous conduct, senti.
mcut which received round Of applause
from the gallery. lie then attacked the
administration and beat Banks in abusing
it-beat him without any apparent diff
culiy-callcd the Presidents message bad
law, dsgraccful paper, and the clap-,rsp
of,yranny. And now letu. hear from our
Radical friends in Egypt. Are you Tor
the Presiden, and Butler or flr Logan