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Cd. rsVIL> ami ABUSES. winch Interfere WITH
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of Kentucky, March Is, ISL
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.,t.D GJAtE----A victim Of carry "a
a Gi-c-eripu- causing nervous GeiliHE- if'''''-
80 a-,ty. etc. having tried in vain every siNtr-
49, remedy. has a simple means Of seif-cnTc.
- - M viii send free 70 his fellow-suffrTers
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Public Library Of Kentucky

"
The Concert and n~trihrtion will take place
undo The immetitr, supervision Of the 7 u>tees
named in The Act Of Incorporation.
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". y. IIa,deuan. President Courl-r-J Uruat CO ::
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If Common Pleas: VI ". Gu kv, Author P'!itjcal
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vile. Hon L i. Wehl, Senator NJ Kentucky;
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n. &E- L L: Dr. T. :. Bell fruf Med. Univer-
~itv. Lou-,viIle: Jil~on T.. Jahrs'n. Ir priernr
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'ougres AutIrrw Grthuin, I ,bacco and Cotton
Broker.
The Loair7s Of tickets to which Ei5t> are awarded
will l- yaiG ou presentation As the Office in Louis
Louisville on the
LIT of .EuIy. 1-01.
ELerti discount will b allowed waen Io1.
90 or 1tcr tickets are purchased ina a lot. Al
,r,yr- accompanied ty remittance i'll lie prompt
II attended TO tut the tickets returned 10y mail.
r--i~trr t!. or 10y express. a. urtert'.
Tie undersigned. late pr ncItll Business Mana
ger + tie very -. re-Stul VI rctrji- Library Gift
Concert If san Francisco. having Toe ii opp iuJ~5
AGENT % the above enterprise has tn sly that
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success. and buyers tickets vi! tni their i,-
forests a. vii guarded as il they wee personally
present and SUI eriutenleI the ent 70 affair.
CHARLES Il PLTEtS
i-.s ina Calf IIJus-, Louisville. keutu,ky-
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patiently too, becsusec Of the knowledge
that any effort made by themselves toward
their own relief would ar,iqlly be made use
Of by their enemies who would turn i. to
account by citing it as an evidence Of the
lingering spirit Of the disloyality Of their
victims Swept with Ere and sword; rob.
bed Of their possessions; taxed to keep in
Office horde Of hapgry leeche, from the
North; denied the right Of suffrage; bound
hand aud foot politically and placed c,n
petely under tho control Of negro d,mina
ton, their con lition !, indccl pi'able; aud
tho only way ia which il can be bcttered
is by the recording Of an earnes. protest
against such ou.rages, at tho ballot box,
in localities where Americans citizens arc
yet free to exercise this privilege Tha,
such protest may result! from th, election
in our own State, is our carnes! hope.
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GEO. W. TIPpETT, Editor.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
Thursday, -: =: November 2, 1871.
The Election.

The result Of Thursdays election in
this county, and in the 1ih Senatorial Dis
trict, isindced most cheering. In Mason
county tho entire Democratic ticket is cleo
ted BY handsome. if not, overwhelming
majori!ics. In this District Gushing aud
Fitzhugh arc elected delegates to The Con.
stitutional Convention, by near 1000 ma.
jorily over Hlllanl Swami. The Demo.
cratic candidate for State Senator, Dr.,
Hereford, is elected by about the same ma
jority. When the campaign opened there
was majority of932 against the Couvcu-
ton 10 this county, which tho Republican
party undor tho name Of peoples party"
claimed they could hold and maintain
against .te Democratic party. Their Do
ceptivo dodge dii I I.: kin. They we're
met at every point aud their rot,oncss ex.
POSED. The voters soon learned lla, the
peoples party" was nothing more than
the Radical party still, led by John Hall a
disafected so.called Democrat, and they
refused to support the mongrcl mcsS.-
The result. is that Mason county rcpudia,el
the peoples ticket by over 200 majjori.y.
nn.,uucra,scI Mason you have done nobly.
You havo now positive Democratic
majority in the county, which you Gun al.
ways hold ifyou pursue tue straight course
Which has been marked out by the party
since it caue into power 10 West Virginia,
less than one year ago. Keep down Ill
chickering's and strife, aud jcalousies in
your party organization, andreorgauisc at
once for the grca. baltic to DO fought in
1872. 4
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ELECTION RETURNS.

Mineral gives an average Democratic
majority oflSo, The Senatorial District
is estimated at 1900 Democratic.
Kanawha county gives 45O Democratic
majority,
The entire Democratic ticket is elected
in Berkely county by over two hundred
and fifty majority.
Richie give, soven'y.dve Democratic
majority. We have elected our entlre tick
et.
Democratic majority in Levi is over
400.
The Democratic majority in Wood is
over $50.
The entire Democratic ticket in Marim'
i. elected by two hundred majority. Hay,
mopd. cx.rcbcl, leads.
Harrison is clean sweep for the Demo.
crs. Wilson and johnson are elected in
the District.
Putnam comfy gives 400 Democrat.
10 mnj'ri'y,
Cabell,,aud Lincoln counties gives Thorn
burg 1900 majority.
Jackson county elects tho entire Demo.
cratic ticket by SOD majority.
The Democratic nnjority in Ohio
county is over 3Oo
Hampshire county rolls up 800 Demo-
cratic majority
Marshall county gives small Republic
eau majooi'y,
Democratic majority in Jefferson is 700
Taylor county elects the Democratic tic
Ike, by $50 maj
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Proscript!onists.
Mr. Eh'ior.

Mr. El.ior
Those whose political features arc Dem
ocra'ic and who are so sapguine that nc
rebel can ever be elected to an oliie in Ma
son county, will Do well TO remember that
in Lewis Township, il the cnfreuchiscd
vote vera thrown with the Republicans, the
Democrats could never carry q Township
election.
You llavo only to refer to the last
election held here to verify this statement
When the peoples" candidates were dis.
cussing the public issues before the people
and some persons suggested that some gen
tlemcn should 60 sud reply, Democrats re.
piled, he is, or they arc cx.rebels, and no
one will believe what they say, is no
use to send such men. Democrats must
remember lba! the enfranchised are men
Of feeling, and they would as soon be pro
scribed by Radieol legislation as bypuJlic
ooIaI0n' and that opinion expressed BY
those whose aaccs's vas, tho illrgali'y Of
Prcscriptivc laws; aud upon this they Il; ;ac :
(Dcmocra,s) walked into Office. Now they
have the power they publicly assert that no
man who has ever been in the Confederate
army is suii:; .tll4. Ia hold al once.
The Democrats seem to wish to use the
cnfranchiscd in just the same manner that
tho Radicals did the negroes. Democracy
is getting TOO fast, it is loOsiug sight Of It's
own interests. The enfranchised are the
tools Of no party, the slaves Of no men; and
if their votes should DO thrown with the
Republican party Democracy is dead in
Lewis Township.
These war Democrats forget that The
cufIauchiscd are under obligations to them
only SO far as their ehfrauchiscment goes
and when mems rights are questioned and
defects which do not exist circulated. and
they are kept to do tho voting and elect
Democrats to Office, they will perhaps dud
that II is to their interests to make friend.
with their friends.
JUST so.
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An ex-consederate View of the Calami.

An ex-Contederate View Of the Calami.
ties in the Northwest.
The Augusta ga Chronicle, after re-
captivating the leading circumstances Of
the Chicago FIRE, AMI Of the fires raging in
the woods Of the Northwest, adds:
Blu. there are those among Us to whom
this picture will recall terrible memories
Those who witnessed or endured in Shcr-
man. march from the MOUNTAINS of Georgia
tn the SEA s,u'hward, aud from the sea
nortl,ward to the pl,insof North Carolina.
will recall wildly such 4 picture Of desola.
ton. aud their hearts will Ihrob 10 respon-
sive-ynpathy with the unfortunate victims
We well remember that memorable night
when. on BoiIing's Island. in the Con.
parec. where, having found concealmen!
from KiIpa'rck's cavalry. we witnessed, at
the distance Of fifteen miles. the lanbcnt
flames reaching high up from the horizon,
obscuring the stars wih lurid glare and
from the topmast reach blending into
heavy. rolling volumes Of dark clouds; the
passing away Of Columbia. the once beau.
.iful capital of the Palmetto State; while at
our feet. seated upon the battered cushion
Of m ambulance, and reclining against
the trunk Of a swamp oak, n teuitr mother
and wife ola Confederate officer. a fugitive,
watched all night the last struggle Of her
dying infani; aud we well remember that We
journcyed from dawn to mid dav on the
morning Of the next day, through .blacken.
cd aud burning forcsts. and by the trail of
white ashes which marked the fenced fields
guided by the tall red chimueys which
stood like sentinels over the smoullcrins
ruins Of once bright and happy homes.
We tender to the unforiuuat victims ofthis
great calamity in the West sorrowful sym.
pa,hy. 1t il all we can spare to give.
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Samples Of Pure Government.

Tho ouly hope now is in the Republican
party. Around that organization all the
friends Of pure government must rally, or
We shall be swampcd beneath the tidal
wavoo official corruption. -Radical Pa.
per.
10 which tho Albany Argus says: "Let
rs examine the examples Of pure govern
ment" the Radical party gives tho couu.
try"
/. A Republican President at Wash.
ington, who bestows his Cabinet Offices in
return for personal favors aud gifts bestow-
ed upon him..
2 A Republican Administration which
spends one hundred and thirteen millions
Of dollars more for tue current expenses Of
the Government than the last Democratic
Administration.
3. A list Of three hundred Republican
dcfaul!ers. who have pocketed twenty mil.
lions Of dollars Of the peoples money, and
have never been punished by tho Admin.
istration.
4. A Republican Administration which
compelled the only member Of the Cabinet
who attempted to purify bis Department
to retire from Office, 50 tina. the thieves
and corruptionis,s could carry on ,hei'
plumber undisturbed.
). A Republican Congress, which mug
zled tue Supreme Court until they could
pass o law by which q Republican presi
dent could pack it.
8. A Republican Congress, which, con-
trulled by lobbyists, has gwen away, SC
far as any revenue to tho public is concern.
cd, but sold, 50 far as their pockets ar,
concerned, vast tracts and hundreds o
millions Of acres ofpublc lands to gigant
| ic corporations.
I. A Republican President. who uset
the secret service money Of the govern
n,ent to forward corrupt annexation
scheme for the benefit Of spectators ii
! sAn Domingo and their allies in this coun
,.y.
B;t why multiply? These are sp,ci
meus Of tbe Kind Of "purc Government
the Republican party gives the country
They will do f.: tho present Ough, no,
tue friends Of "pur, Government to rally
for a party whose crosning achievements
are = usreenary Executive. . prcd'eate
Administration, a corrupt Congress, spd a
degraded J1diciyy'
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IA,Esr VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
Hon. J 7. Horr. Pres. Board Of Reseh,s.

Hon. J 7. IIorr, Pres. Board Of Regents.
G Z STuReks, Sec'y
ALEX MARTIN. D. D., President, and Profess.
{, of Mental aud Moral Philosophy.
PS Lyon, A. NJ Vice President, Profess
or Of Eng. Literature, and Prineip. Prep'y
Dept.
s g STEVENS, A. w., Professor Of AsiroDo.
my aud Physics.
II II preRcE. A. H., (capt. q. 8. Az Pro.
iessor Of Mathematics Of Military Tactics.
J ] STEVENSON. A. ~. Phi. D. Professor Of
Chemistry aud Natural History.
FW Woop, Phi, D., Professor ofAnciebt and
Modern Languages.
0W MlLLfR, A. H., Assistant in The Ere.
paratory Department.
DB PuPisroy, Tutor.
Geo N HAeASs, Esq, Superintendent! Of tho
Grounds and Buildings,
Hucn " BRocK, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physiolo.
gy and Hygiene
Hon JoBs A Ollie, Lecturer on Civil aud
Constitutional Law.
FALL TERN begins lst Tuesday in September.
WNren THRM Z" LIST Monday in December.
Spare Tram f" Sd Tuesday in March.
Coxugyotxfyr Sd Wednesday in June.
Tr,rlos Preparatory, IS 90 per Term Of 10
University. $500 per Term Of 10
weeks.
DoARpIys not 10 exceed 81 per week,
Aug. 10, 1860 -lyy
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SUDDEN DARN Tuesday morning
last died Mrs Elizabeth Heuncn, wife Of
Mr.. r P. llenncn, Of this town, aged 6S
years. | month aud 81 days
Mrs. llennen arose from her bed, The
morning of her last day Of life, in perfect
health. She was engaged in preparations
for breakfast when, like the struko Of light.
enins. the fell destroyer laid his hands up.
on her, and with scarcely sigh or sign
Of pain, she surrendered her earthly life to
Him that gave it, .vo,yDtOra Coaaim.
ton,
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Iii be true, as the German expedition
reports, that the op,n Polar Sea is a VERT.
able fact and not travellers Gc,ioo, aud
il the Polnris succeeded in finding a way
to enter it. what revolution of establish
ed ideas it will bring? What a rush Of
explorers, Swans. whalcrs. fishermen and
travellers will take place toward it. always
provided any certain patch can be found
for getting into it without b'iag frozen up
a year or two IN the way Il there is q
region tmil'lcr climate at the North Pole.
after passing the icy b,rrers to it. i. might
even prove m agreeable sumner resort.
having the z',t Of novelty to commend it
to those who have warn out the Watering
places aud Europe
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Northern Charity.
Under this head the Rochester Demo
c,nt Of the Doth ult.. saws:

Under this head the Rochester Demo-
crat, Of the 29,h ult., says:
Iii gratifying to note 10 our ezchan-
ges from Richmond, Memphis. aud other
Southeru cities, the noble charity mauifes.
ted by Southern men in their efforts and
contributions for the relief Of the Chicago
sufferers Impoverished themselves. aud
struggling to repair the damages and over.
come The LOSES of four years by fire and
sword they ,tep forward as promptly as
their brelllcrn Of the prosperous North to
give their aid. At Memphis the Mayor
called the Council together by special mes.
sage and urged contribution from the
limited means a, command The Council
is expressly prohibited by law from voting
money, forany purpose. that il not in the
treasury; aud. as one Of the Aldermen ex.
pressed il. Memphis is u pauocr." But
the Council managed to raise $4,000, with
the understanding that Individual effort
should be made outside. The result is an
individual subscription ofSl7,00O. making
in all So 900 AT Richmond tho Coun.
Gil voted 80 1000 aud private contribution;
are swelling the amount. What contrast
between this charity aud the enmi'y tina,
existed sit but yesterday, when Richmond
and Chicago were tho great prison houses
for the captives Of the opposing armies in
the war?'
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Grants Policy.

As soon almost as the wires had flashed
the news Of tho result Of the elections in
Pennsylvania and Ohio, their effects began
to be felt. The proclamation Of Radical
successes wa, followed by the KuKluy
proch nation of tho President, declaring
martial law in South Carolina, ard warn.
ing the people Of the entire country, from
Maine to California, that tho military pow.
CT Of the Nation was to DO employed in
crushing out all opposition to his re.elec-
ton. In Texas, where the Democracy
have carried tho Stat: by an aggregate
majority Of 10, 900, tho Radical governor,
following tue cue Of bis master tyrant at
Washington, has also issued his proclama.
declaring tho Lone Star State under mar.
tial law aud has distributed his lcgions Of
negro militia throughout her borders for
the purpose Of terrorizing and overawiug
the people Of the State. They arc to DO
taught. against the time Of the President.
ial contest in 1872, that although they
have the ballot, the bullet is on the side Of
the Administration; and people who have
had foretasta Of tue terrible effects Of q
negro domination are not likely to mis-.
understand tho meaning Of the warning.
Already has the work Of intimida,ing the
people commenced. Roads are guarded,
free ingress and egress forbidden to citizens
of4ho towns; and wholesale arrests arc
made without any shadow Of foundation,
other th,u that to DO found in the will Of
sAc officers commanding the armed soldiers
Nthe Government. Under such state
ofa.ssiss the security of!he person or pro.
per.y o,'o man is assured, aud that Con.
.s,i.ution with guarantees to every citizen
the right to life, liberty and the pursuit
oihappinsss, is rou 'ssea but q written lie.
Just now the attcl non Of tho entire
country is turned toward re hre ssept anf
grief stricken city Of Chicago ,'ad the gen
erouansturc Of the people Of all p.~'lonS o
our land is mauifestiug itself in q wot, 'an'
deed for tho relief Of the sufferers; but ter
iiblc as is the calamities that has overtakcu
tue people Of that city, it by no mean;
compares with the horrible burden Of mis-,
cry that has patiently been borne by The
people Of the entire South since tho clost
Of the var; borne pas;ously because Of the
hope that the masses Of the people Of ths
Uuiou would at some time grow ,irc(
Of witnessing their continued oppression
and arrest their further punishment; bcrut
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Que thousand and sixty.eight (l06S)
ACRES OF HILL LAND,

adjoining the same, belonging to the under
>lgnei. (Giurge B Hannah, and situated in
the county ofMsson West Virginia.
Th, Is one OF the most fertile productive and
valuable farms in the X .nawha Valley. This
large body Of land will be divided into Tires
or four convenient farms, aud each one will
first be offered collectively 1.-THE sum offered
for the entire body exceeds the aggregate sun.
offered frr the several parts, then The bidJe;
for the several parts will be the purchasers Of
the said parts
T.has OF SALE: One fourth cash. the residue
in equal in>tallmcnls Of "ne. Two md three
years ron day Of sale, with interest thereon
at the rate Of TX per cent per annun from day
of sale. Bonds with COOL security required
Deed Will be 'xera'pt al once to the put.
CHASER up,n the receipt Of the cash paymen.
and trust deed IN lllr land will be taxi n 40
security for the deferred payments.
Map, aud diagrams Ut .!us land showing lhs
location Of the enlre tract, and also showing
the several parcel, thereof a, they will be on;
cred tor sale, can be seen ut the dwclIirt
house OF the tenant now residing on the p,a
misses. III Mason County aforesaid. and also q.
the Law Utiica Of Broun Il Page, in Charleston
kanawha County Vest Virginia: also at the
Kline House, Point Pleasant, Mason Count,
aud Il the stor,' house Of the Messrs Tlmms.
Buffalo, Putn I'm County.
The rapid lev 'loprm ,nts now going on II
the Kauawha Wiley will MAKE these lands 3
safe and prof able Investment 10 parties pu..
chasing them.
1Trh sale willtake plncc OF tho PREMISE
(aboat 70 miles above Point Plvasant,) au!
aud will commence at IAN
B'For particulars apply 10 M Attorney
, BkOUN d PAGE. in Charleston, Kauays.
County, West Virginia.
GEORGE B. HANNAH.
oct. l9-tds.
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Ollie, laughter Of Foster Williams, Of
Clifton township. was burned to death.
October 9th, by falling into tub ofgrapc
butter. Mrs Williams poured the butter
into the tub, put some shingles over it,
then cloth, and went into another part
Of the house, told the children tn be care.
(ul. She was not more than seated, when
they came running in saying Ollie had
fallen into the tub She died in a very
short tune .li,rym!omn Consultation.
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1t is probable the Democrats have lost a
member ofthe House Of Delegates in Brooke
county. This results from purely local
causes Mr. Ilindman, the Democratic
candidate, was understood to be opposed to
the projected Pittsburgh. Wheeling and
Kentucky railroad. which was favored by
his opponent aud which tho people o.
Brooke have warmly at heart,
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable Prop
erty in the Town Of New Hlven.

DY VIRTUE Of A DECREE RES DER.
- ed NJ the May Term Isl, OF the Circuit,
Court for Mason county in the Cmnccry cause
Il George ". Morrdock VS. James N. Cundil
aud others; the undersigned, Special Commits
sIoner, will on
Thursday, the Goth Day of November
proceed to .cll At public auction, on The pr, mi
SEES in the Town Of New Haven, Lot Nos %
and %, With their appnrtcnances, upon the
Terms OF Sale:.--25 per cent. Of the pur
chase money cash in hani on The day Of sale
and credit Of six and Twelve month, given
as to the balance; the pnrcharr slvin! bonds
win good security for the deferred payments
will. interest from ay Of ale
D.. " pOLSLEY,
nov a-'0 Spcr;al Commissioner.
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Tns SPIRIT THAT WINS. The plucky
Chicago man who ordered lot Of sugars
ana ,,S T,:ra IN New York just after the fire,
and promised to have his store rebuilt by
the time goods arrived, has kept HI, word.
On Thursday he tclegraphcd to his friends
there: I'VE cntera new store to morrow
made since the fire; and resume payment
in full at maturity" Such men are tho
living reasons why we pin faith on Chica'
go.
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The DEBr COMMISSION. We learn tia,
Messr'. Bennett, Campbell and Jackson,
Virginia Debt Commissioners on tho part
Of this State, propose to visit Ricbmoud
about the 10th proxiuo to arrange the
prel'mlnarie' and mode Of procedure for
the contemplated settlement between the
two States.
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As evidence Of the vast and dangerous
cxtcn. of Ku KIuxism in the South, Rad.
zeal papcrs a,lilcc the fac. that two des !,
perate South Carolnians, aged respectively
50 and 81, have been arrested by the
United States authorities. On the other
hand. many children Of tender years are
suspected If participation in the dark De.
signs Of these conspirators.