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Memphis Real Estate Distribution
Drawing to Take Place Oct. 81, 1871.

Drawing to Take Place Oct. 81, 1871.
1t was the desire of the Managers 10 perfect
the drawing of the scheme upon the day
designated, August 81 but the Great Draw
ing, that has for Its principal object the sale
OF valuabIe Memphis property, could not be
perfected without more time. AS our citi.
zens many OF them) preferred postpone
msnt, with's drawing of the entire list rather
than the half matured affair thus withdraw
ing q portion of the real property from mar
ket, had the Managers carried out their pro-
posed drawing of the Slstl. 1t was the dispo-
sition Of the managers to draw, even did but
half the tickets 3 a representation, but
the earnest request Of holders of tickets to
have a complete drawing. the urgent appeal
OF agents in the large cities for more time,
has induced them to yield to the wishes Of
their friends, advisers and agents, and to
consent to a pOstponement to October, 81,
prox, when the drawing VIII positively take
place.
sept PAssMoRE a RUFFIN, Managers.
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FoR RENT.

q EVERAE large and very desirable COT
y TON OFFICES IN the new building,
ksA ass aaa 35s Froak SlFsst
a~ Also. Stores Nos 15z aud &58 Front
street leach q by rs fest, good location, and
we'll adarted for produce business
80 EanB moderate. Apply -
fys4 HEEWAEH HRQ4 8aWxNAA
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A Boston paper tells US that "Lucy
Stone, in the WOmda'S Journal, has
an article addressed to her SEX" Pray,
which is her sex?
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sWAYNE's MAMMOTR SPRINGS,
Henry County. Tennessee,

THREE AND ONE-HALF MILES NORTH
4 of ~Springville Depot, on the Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. Hacks meet the
morning train from Memphis at the depot
Daily mail and express office there. No
" style" to pay for at the Springs, but all
needed comforts had, and the finest shades
and greenest park, and best and most abund.
ant mineral waters Tor drinking and bath
ing. Board, by the month, but S25; by the
week, SO; by the day, 81 SO. Address M L.
BYRNE, Proprietor, at Springville p. o.
Henry county, Tenn, and letters, ETC., for the
Springs, send to his care. Persons going up.
would do well first to call on Judge SWayne,
175 Main street tel4
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1871

As the day for distribution, when it is ex.
pected will be assembled the largest number
of persons ever prevent at one time on the
groundI
Tickeas, numbered and stamped, good for
tina day only, viii entttle the holder to ad-
mission to the Grounds, and participation in
the ehaoces of the following list of
VALUABLE CASH PREMIUMS:
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{ OUTHERN
HOOP SKIRT
Mandatory,
1873 ~ Main st..
NEAR
FNO COFFEE.

VTyE are now Offering TO the trade the en-
w tire cargo Of the ship Royal Blue
Jacket consisting of prime and choice Rio
Conees. VIII sell the nnbroksn marks OF
same to thtl trade al lowest prices for gold or
currency, fer cash or approved paper, on such
time As may be desirable to purchasers.
FAkGAS0N q CLAY
aep5 NOS SIS q $50 Front street
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE
Removed frem No, so Adsms street
to No. 28 Poplar street,
WILLIAM CARROLL. A. N, Principal

THE exercises of this institution Will De
resumed on the uth day OF september.
prox. Arrangements nave been made for
the aceOmmOdatton Of several boarderS In
the family Of the Principal. For other par
.ticulars see catalogue, which may Dc Oo-
famed az any of the book stores, or apply to
the Principal. Nc. 29 Poplar street. d&wa@9
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45l premiums amounting O........--.......SI 0. 00l
The Board OF Directors, in commencing
this scheme to the public, promise that il
shall be carried out in good faith. They viii
appoint q committee OF award, whose high
character viii be q sufficient guarantee that
perfect aIrness viii control the distributsOn.
The price Of these s oecisl tickets has been
fixed at the low sum CT TWO DOLLARS, in
order that they may be within the reach Of
every one.
1t is hoped n expected thai the Third
q Fair will be so successful, financially,
as TO enable the Society to erect suitable
buildings and Improve the grounds to such
degree Of excellence as to render them a
source Of pride to every citizen OF Memphis,
Shelby county and the adjacent country.
The Board of Directors have selected Mr..
w. II. BATES to supervise this special ar
rangement, and tickets can be bad on appli-
cation I'd him, AT the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any Of his
sub-agents-
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON. IRousDALE, Secretary.
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100000
By authority 0f a'ps% az he he f fSi r fKmy o Rsh HnEek &R e. T 2sS RH7+ the rasts@
Grand Gift Concert
At Louisville, Kyy on Tuesday, Oct. 3Ist, 1871,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE BEST MUSICAL TAlEaT
1000 Tickets OF Admission,
$40 90 Each in CurrsHcy Half Tickets, SIS 90; Quarter Tickets 81 So

~ Ech Ticket wiz consist Oft ur quarters, value 81 50 esh. The holders entitled TO
admission to ths Concert and to the amount Of gt awarded tot hs fraction Tickets
All Monies arising from the sdeO Tickets viz sdepoEted with the CizsmSR Bank sub
1@t only 70 the oUer Of the President and Treasurer II the Library cOunBezdgned BY the
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PRICE OF BOARD:

DR.. Irwin, IL. j. Wright, Q. France, ". W.
Mcdowell and Hon. s. Il. Jones.
fy2 d-w III. ]. HULINGS.
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Leaving taken by Northern mnls..-L,OOS,95S
This statement indicates that the
Northern mills have taken from this
crop l,O17, JAG bales and the Southern
mills 81, 240 bales. Comparing these
figures with those Of the preceding,
hn-n IL fnnnurirn.
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$3.50. I'M GREENBACKs

VIII be distributed by lot, to the holders of Tickets, in the following Gifts. viz:
ONE GRAND GIFT -sIOO 600
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Total takings from
eSoISoJ 4,1UV,I5o
Added TO mill stock
during year---.-.- 5t,UN .-.--s eJ,fEJ
Reduction Of mill stick
during ysar--~...t...-- --.-. $3.50 ....-..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14
9leutgfeiteu.

Die DepefAe aus . ar b spm 7.
;. lber bic 8elAllNe Der bortiaen grrtsflan'
ten erlamm!unS lautet asnauer @ris felst:
9isr :aot s~sssnwdrtis cine g%er(ammluns
Don YrotsNantsu, melde ben 3ued Bat, ben
:3ufanp BEL protetanttiAen9irht mi eutih"
lamb gu unterluhen. Cine Grtlirnna TT
ansenommsn wprben, tpsl6e babin lautet:
G,fhns, tas IS I'M SntereNs Deutidlanrs
lisst, bic pdpali6e unfetle1stett ;u bstam'
rfen.
3wettens, basDosu,a 1T terStaats'Scu'
rerdnitdt unp her 8cltsireibeit feinplia unb
perntAtet iens WewiIsn5fretbeit, mel4e bic
Qsbre mabrer &elisioa 1T.
Drittens, hap bic Tsflesun9 bes Srssns
Der SaIuiten pertpten wsrben mub.
Qpnbon. 8. Set.--Sa ben lsBtenW ohen
bat bic 3abl Der Strifes In Gns!aab berse
halt susenommeu. bab fe cine sreBe Ht9
tisteit fur bic SntereGen hes san,en 2onets
eeponnen taben. Die 6altuna Der &rtet~
ter TT esne fser entidienene. sic ertlaren
Gb in ib:en 8erfammlunsen sessn ale Ger'
lu9s, bur9 sesenieitise 3asetanbntGs oser
pur9 @&teosSeri@te etnen @usslsiH 1erbst'
3ufubrsn.
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50 eltIt6 { 8.

3tnei Hi@tige Goxtratte .purben Dor eini'
gen 9asen in Mew gcrt fur ben Baa per
Gtienbabnsn absei6lpfen. Die Dtretttcu
Der Mprb, Yaeife 8abn persab ben Gontrafi
fur ben Bau Der @trsde pom Heb &iser bta
an ben MiGsurt, cine Gntfernuns Don 200
Meilen. an Stanton, CANADA unb Gcnp.
Don Gtteaso. Desraf unb Comp. au ct.
@aul, Minn., taben ben 8au Der ct. @aul
pacifebabn BON @aut &apies na9 8rais
norb unb Ter @trefe BON ct. Gloub mad
Yembina ubernomutea.
3u 9enuer, Co.,, iab bic Gisentpamer
,ppn aGen @pieltduiern perbaftet unb NIT
@elbarafsn bele9t tpprben.
Gie Gliaijer NH 2ut9riuser in Ginein'
matt tabfn, pie Der nWabrbeitsireunb" BE-
rihtet, In elmer am 2. Setpber ab9eba1tenen
ger]ammluns In Dute's Safe, Mr. l50Gen>
trial MYsnue be1dlcEsn, etneD obltbdtisfeits>
@eiealGaft gu prlnben. UNI ben aus jenen
YrooiA3en bes alien @aterlanSeS Gin9ewaa'
berten NIT tsn,srrdrer @Ilfs unter bic Arme
3u ereifen unb tbnen ansemeEere 8efAditi'
guns gu reri6afen. Als Temperate geamte
purben errdb!t: @aul Saufer, @raieent
Sofpb Meb, @stretar unb Gecrse Sbia,
@&asmetRer.
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Sbrecflibe Tener Galamitdt.
Chicago grokeu Shells In
Srummcrn.
BalbbrQnbe III @iScpnfn,

Die Heuer. Galamttdt, trsl6e felt ettua
3sbn Sasen tieles 2anb betmseiudt. 1T obne
Betipiel. 8aum rparen bic erien S6re'
derstpti6aften aus ben, Norben Winneic'
ta's %pertlunssn. 70 tamen dbnltAs Serihte
aus Diseonfa lber enorrae 5euersbranRe,
bic In psrihtepenen 0eseaoen unermebli4en
59aoen anserihtet. gu Gnoe poriset
Dohe wuree ltsr bic @alDbrino@ I'M
Ncrbpasn pcn Wiseonin aus @reenbap &C.
mslret: Die 8rdnee, msl6e III feds pber
ieten Der noreSnli9en Counties Don @ts'
cpnln witben, taben felt ber Beletelun9
oss 2anoes nitmals ibres Gletden sebobt,
Die Gurre, wel2e felt Gnians ausui
terrj9t, bat bic Queten unp Tlu6e uno pie
san,e @esttation aussetrcdnet uno ben
Sposn 70 nett unter Ter OberFahe ausse'
rp.rt, RAP Ct itlbh Zen Setter maat unr
CRIME Baume tur9 has Teuer, pel6es ft
untsrmtntrt bat. gum Ta1 sebraat percen,
Sdeunen nebit Snbalt,9 eui4ober, Gcro1oll
uno ,ontises gisentbun, ian.mt @unoerten
pom Meilen Ten3en, werpen %aufse;e9rt, b
man benz 6eusr niat Ginbalt ttua tarnti>
8is jeBt tpeib man nod nihtaeben, pb.
ides iber Gsrlu(te an wae Tamtlie in,
slei4 semeleet pirt.e 'einise Snrtaner i'm
County &epau9aso lssrbrannt fnb. Der
Gcunts saw o.o..et Bic Slau'naen nftrb an
tdfsea> 4annenpaleern s%elesenen
r"sn IN Bsfatrt, bod fnD aud ptele
|sassm'serbranat. aus ben u%mlieseneen
bsrern 'purSe aasr nur mDsli&e 8eiaanp
faatrtrt. UNI bic beorebtsn sdstmablen unb
eleperladunssn su retten, in eintsen 6daeu
Grfols, In anoerA ni&t. Ole Mrt.it
ut teeoa 10 lang seoauert unb lit 70 an.
renseno seuefen unb bic 2eute wurben bur6
en- &au@ uns bic Strapab.n 70 ermlptt.
ae ma an oislen os'en ben aam,f gan,
ufsessbsn bat.
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Snlanoii9e Na9ri9tem.
r61t6e 8.
9er neueft MiMonsberidt

aber bic @il1pns.1bdtistet bes bo9w. P.
S. Z. @entnser fouu,t uns 10 eben betm
@&lub oes 8lattes ;u unb pire In nd9fer
Summer a1s erfter Mrtifel auf Der nierten
@ette fplsen. Der unsrmlblt4e golfsapos
fel bat feline Mifipnsn bis Ottertatl ausse'
betnt unb wirb auf Gnbe bte(ss Monats in
ct. Yaul eintreTen, I'm, aud bier cine fcl9e
ab3uba!ten.
au9 bou 9uoIon %oao empfansea MIR
lber bic borttse @lotsnmeibe einen Tefbe'
rt9t, Der In n64fe. Nummer folsen ioQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14

wcrten. gu @uoblawn brannten 3 5iu.
fer nieSer uno bic Oampfmub.e uuroe nur
baburA eerettet, bab bas fe umsebenbe
9anp au~f9epfist puroe.
Die Giienbabn.use muBten talten, nab,
renb bic betben S1ieaen e~ntfernt unb neue
eaflr 9elest wurben. &ornfelper unb @ie>
fen lino sdn3li9 jerRDrt pprben.
Das Turhtbarfe ater 1T Der
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Sn Ebilaoelp5ia. Ya., tpurpe am 49, ept.
bas rtue tbsclostf&e Semtnar bss III. 8art
Borrpndus erSfnet unb gum erfenNal BON
ben Stutenten Der DtSeeje besosen.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-28
Geo. w. Moredock, ESQ.

The gentleman whose name heads this
article, received the nomination for Dele
gate to the Constitutional Convention, at
the hands Of the peoples meeting" nine
tcnths Of whose Delegates were from Rob.
illson, Waggener, Graham, aud Lewis
townships, while three very important
townships we're not represented at ALL
Nearly every member of this meeting, with
about five exceptions, belonged to the Re-.
publican party.
What seems strange to US, is that Mr..
Morcdock, who has always priced himself
on his Democracy, should allow bis name
to be used for this position by the peoples
meeting" and that too after he had con-
scented, and did allow bis name to be used
for the same position in the Democratic
Convention Of the 10Th inst, assuring hi;
friends that il nominated by the Democrat
&c Convention for Delegate to the Coustitu
tional Convention, be would accept it,
This is certainly, avery sudden CONVEX
sion to another faith, which the people vii
no doubt cause him to explain, bcfor
giving him their suPpo.t.
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PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR,

WHEREAS, II appears from the certificates
w returned by the Commissioners Surerln.
tending the taking Of the polls at The Court
Houses Of the several counties, with the ex.
cept;on Of the counties Of Wyoming and Nc
Bowel from which no returns have been re.
ccyed that at the election held on the fourth
Thursday Of August, 1871, for the purpose Of
taxing the sense Of the people OF the Stale on
the question Of calling Convention to alIer
the Constitution Of this State, there were for
Convention, thirty thousand two hundred and
twenty votes given and against Convention,
twenty seven thousand six hundred and lhir.
ty eight votes were glye,;
Now, therefore, IonS j. JACOB, Governor
Of the State Of West Virginia, do declare, that
at The election hid as aforesaid, majority Of
the votes cast were in Avsr of Convention;
Aud do hereby require The supervisors and
inspectors Of election Of The several counties OF
this State, to cause polls to he opened and held
at every place Of voting in their respective
counties. on the Fourth Thursday Of October
next, for tho elect on of delegates to said Con.
yention, accorlingto the aIperlonmeut and
districts prescribed by law, as follows.
each county and Delegate District, as mag
be prescribed by law at the time Of holding
said election shall elect The same lumber Of
delegates, respectively. as they may be entitled
10 elect as delegates to the House Of Delegates,
and each Senatorial District, as NAV be pre-.
scribed by law at the time Of holding said
election, shall elect two delegates
49,, In testimony whereof | have here.
Il, 5. ( unto set my hand, and caused the
NV seal Of the State to b. affixed at
Charleston, this 18th day Of September, in the
year 1871, and oIthe State the ninth.
JOHN j. JACOB.
By the Governor:
J. N. PnEir, Secretary of State.
sept 2o-te.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

To the Cledilors Of Geo, ". Scbrell, dc'd.
TN pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
of Mason county, made in cause therein
pending, to subject the cal estate of The said
George W. Spbrrl!, to the payment his debts,
YOU arercqured 10 present your claims against
the snid George ". SebrcIl, for adjudication 10
James Ii. Couch, Jr Commissioner Mt his Of.
fee in The town of Point Pleasant, Mason
county , West Virginia, ON or before the 2O!h
day of December next,
Witness: Chas. 3. Waggcncr, Clerk of said
Court, this 25,h day o! September. ISL.
CHAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
spt s5-6w.
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Tho Railroad Survey.

The Surveying party of the Charleston
and Pittsburgh railroad have arrived at
this place, and report a lumber one route
as far as they have come. But hero the
most serious difficulty arises. They are
gu. Of funds the $4,000 appropriated by
the Legislature is expended. Lewis coua-
tvs Supervisors refuse to aid them and,
as matter of course, the work must cease.
1t is q matter Of great importance TO US
that this survey should have been complet,
ed-at least as far as Clarkshurg for then
our narrow gauge road to that place would
have been question Of easy solution.
Weston Democrat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-28

A friend tells US that not long since, on
perfect calm day, with clear sky be
saw about fifty vessels lying at anchor in
one Of our harbors on account of q coming
storm predicted by the Weather Bureau.
How many lives were saved by this single
prediction it is Impossible to say, but one
such occurrence alone is sufficient to justify
all the expense the Government has H.
Cured in establishing and maintaining the
service I. has been clearly shown that if
we had had cabcl communication with the
Island of St Thomas and a signal station
there We should have known OF the
cyclones reocut visit to Florida coast three
days in advance of its coming, anlmost Of
the vessels which encountered it would
have taken refuge in time in some larbor
The service, as it Is already organized, is
Of incalOulablo advantage to farmers aud to
seafarers, but its possibilities, when ltshall
become international in its sphere Of ao.
ton, are such as to warrant its extension,
at almost any cost, to every portion of the
earth with which We are in tclcgraphic
communication.
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September IS, 1871.
oLoyal Blood"

The Chairman of the peoples meet.
ing" held in this place, ltstSaturday, had
good deal to say about what he conceiv-
ed to be an attempt on the part Of the
friends Of the Constitutional Convention,
to carry the people back to the days Of '6l.
He would have US believe that the MAORI
ty of the people could not be trusted, and
that the salvation of tho State depended
upon the action of the little handful of
"people"-,he conglomcraton which rs,
sembled at the Court House on the I'D
inst. This enthusiastic" chairman, with
several of bis friends, have much to say
about a country saved, and a State created
by "loyal blood" This "loyal blood
business, it strikes US, is about worn out;
aud is only an attempt on the part of dem
agogues. to keep alive the bitter passions,
hatrels, feelings, and prejudcos that have
been engcudcred by the war. A few
years ago that kind Of talk would 60 down
the throats Of some individuals, and would
raise their prejudiccs, but at this day the
soldiers who risked their lives as they be.
leyed to save the Union--but really as
it now appears for the benefit Of few
political tricksters, who have all through,
and since the war, spcculated upon the
blood of their fcllow.men, know well
enough the small value Of such twaddle. -
Their cry Of ''loyal blood" spilled 10 save
a nation, has only been "bellered" to keep
in Office horde Of greedy Cormorants aud
military upstairs; that while few men
who shouted the loudest and Tough. the
least, prospered by the war, the condition
Of tue men who served their country well
is constantly growing worse. Soldiers
have at last opened their eyes to tue fact
that when an office is to be dispensed, it
goes to some loyal politician, instead Of to
some one in whose veins flows the loyal
blood which kept time 10 the music of the
Union. We doubt not this mo party"
party, or "peQple's party" which is in re-
atty the Radical-Republican party, i'm
'magiues that this cry Of "loyal blood that
has been spilled to save the Union,' will
have fine effect, as proclaimed by some
Of the leaders Of the deception. It is an
old and stale piece of stage property that
has been used SO often that the people have
become disguised with hearing it. No
doubt the Mason county Radicals, under
the disguise Of "uo party" are singing
eve are coming" &C., but sfeel assn.
red that Waggener, McCowu aud Moore,
and the people, will never permit them to
reach that goal, by The ticket nomiustea
on last Saturday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-28

A correspondent informs us that "therc
isa popolar tree standing on the premises
Of Simeon T. Huffman, Muddy Creek,
Greeabrier county, that is the most re-
markablc in the State. Some Of its
branches are almost like trees 1t has
been an object Of great curiosity for ages
This huge tree was measured and found to
be about twenty.seven feet in circum.
ference, close to the ground. This makes
nearly nine feet 10 diameter The tree has
some signs Of decay, and its folliagei is less
lively than that Of smaller trees, yet we are
quite confident that it will stand quarter
ola century longer This patriarch of the
forest, calculated by all the data applied to
the age of trees, woullappear to have lived
at least two thousand years, and perhaps
even longer This is The largest tree that
we know f!u the State" GLOW is that for
big?"
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A Good Political Document.

The National Democratic committee has
issued a brief tabular statement Of Govern.
meut expenditures under Grants Admin
istration. The Lincoln Administration is
omitted in The comparisons, because it had
the expenses of the war. The cost per
copiia, exclusive of interest on the public
debt, according to Pierce's Administration,
was 1875; according to Buchanuan's,
81 10; aud according to Grants S4,76,
nclaI ling the principal and interest on the
public debt The amount per head in a
population ,f forty millions is under Grant
ten dollars anu twcnty.eight cents. The
figures further show that Grant spends per
gear $780, 96,S55, exclusive of prlnci'
paiaui interest on the pnSlic debt, being
more than Polk, Van Barren, Pierce aud
buchanan spent in four years NThe total
amount of,aSes collected for the lasS fiscal
year is placed at SAL, 255, 900. ThSSe
tables a. 9 all compiled from Official reports
submitted 70 and printed by Congress.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-28

The West Virginia State Jownal, pub.
lished at Parkersburg, is under the control
of Ex-Governor Wm. L. Stevenson, man
who has as uuch real sympathy with the
people over there rs a Samoidc can be ex-
pectcd to feel. This fellow is haunted
with an uncomfortable sense of the fact
that, whether new constitution be adopt.
cd or not, he aud his associates are doomed
men. For the bastard radical" faction
in West Virginia there is no future, for
such as Stevenson, no bopc,- VuTa!a
Ti,D,,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-28

twill be rer,embcrcd that the Secretary
Of the Treasury, on 3 call Of Congress, has
certified to the fact that there has been
s2l, 100000 dcfalcatiols since the Rcpub
licau party has had coutro'' Of the Govern
ment. Twcuty.ouc million IS all the Sec.
retary vouches for, but We have 20 doubt,
upon close investigation, it would loot up
near hundred million. y