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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06

The uruigOnent Of Graut by Senator
Suuuer is one VI the most remarkable and
exhaustive speeches ever delivered 10 the
United States Senate. Never before was
any President SO mcrcilessly excoriated BY
Q Senator belonging to bis owo party, and,
Indeed. il may BE- doubted whether such
personal philippe was ever INDUCED 10 by
Senator even Of the opposite side. 1t is
terrific. and the worst Of it is, as 40 Ad.
ministration Senator said after listening
! to IL, ut is too true" II it bad been
made few months ago there is no kuowl'
edge but that It might lad the effect TO
defeat the denomination Of Grant But
for this purpose !. is nov too late Moth
ing could change the predetermined pur,
pore Of the ofbce.holders, sho alone COO.
stitu,o that Convention. Looking 10 the
preservation Of their Offices. which would
be jeopardiscd BY the success Of any other
man. they prefer the risk Of defeat with
Grant to certain triumph with anybody
else. Grant will be reuominated. The
mastery eiFor. Of the Massachusetts Sena-
tor will. therefore. have ito ouly effect 10
inducing the people to rapudiate Grant at
the polls. For this purpose il will be
very important None exercise . greater
influence among the real aud genuine Re-
publicaps than Mr. Sumner. They know
tia. be is devoted to their principles. =
They know that personally he is honest
rnd pure There ore tens ofthousands Of
men who will be governed by the ideas e1.
pr cssel BY Mr.. Sumner 10 this speech,
bath Of the North aud at tho South. The
fact is, Grant bus entirely changed the
character Of the Republican party. In.
stead Of being based upon principle. with
many aspirauts for President to carry it
out, il is now nothing but machine to
register the DEGREES Of pne man. It's Con.
yen.ion is called to nominate him, aud no.
BUDDY else Republicans Senators and
Representatives who are mt for him are
read out of.he party. He bus established
personal government IS certainly and as
entirely as Louis Napoleon or as any Of tho
Russian Cars His government is car.
ried on BY bribery, corruption and military
violence These are tho charges Of the
Senator, and they eau not be answered ~
A personal goverumen. in this country is
not popular. When any one man arrays
himself against the people, as Grant has.
be is certain to fail. Senator Sumner has
shown honesty and courage BY making this
exposure Of Grants character. There is
10 doubt that il be (Sumner) had been
merccuary or corrupt. no could have had
almost any Office in the gil, Of the Admin.
islration. The impeachment charges and
specifications against Andrew johnson.
even il they we're true. are nothing CON.
pared to these against Grant. The former
were political misdemeaaors, but these
amount to personal crime Sumner hus
caught the spirit Of Administration. lie
sees .hatit is nothing but military corrup.
ton. and bis given timely alarm to the
country. Enquirer.
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Mr.. Sum- nor made . terrible onslaught,
upon the Incubus of.he White House Fri.
day He aayed him alive. No such 40
arraigumeut Of the Administration has
ever been made. Mr. Sumner is one o.
the sincere men who hate Graut but love
the Republican party. He hopes to save
the party BY killing its Caesar. l]isspeech
Friday was intended for the Philadelphia
Convention. But the Philadelphia mob
will not heed II. and Mr. Summers speech
will be used as campaingu documeu. BY
the men who are marching ou the White
House by the only direct approach Mr..
Sumner will have to fall back upon the
zig G. .s.s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06
THE WEEKLY REGISTEF
Convention Of tho Libeyal Republicans
of West Virginia, Held at the Cotton
Opera House, Monday, May 81.

Convention Of tho Libeyal Republicans
of West Virginia, Held at the Cotton
Opera House, Monday, May 81.
N. G. Z. Church Esq.. member OF
tue Nationsl Liberal Republican Execu-
tive Committee, as Temporary Chairman.
called the convention 10 order. On mo.
ton the temporary chairman was made the
President. and J.. Shields Esq, Secretary
Of the Convention.
The following resolution was offered BY
j. W. Crscrsft Esq, and adopted.
Resolved that when this convention I'D.
jouru i, aljourus to meet st Grafton. on
Thursday, June 18th 1872
On motion the following resolution was
offered aud adopted:
Resolved that the Chairman Of this
meeting appoint committee Of eight per.
sons to act as a State Executive Committee.
subject to confirmation Of the adjourned
convention at Grafton, June 18th. 1872
The following gentlemen we're disiguat-
ed by the chsirmao, as the State Ezecu.
tive Committee:
Hon Jefferson Samuels, W. Hubbard
Esq, Hon. John Hall, H n. Blackburn
Esq y W. Sen,s Esq, Wallace Robin
sou Esq. J. l.. McLssu Esq, Juo. 0
Hutchinson Esq,
On motion the following resolution was
offered and adopted:
Resolved that the Chairman Of this
meeting be added TO the Executive Com.
mi,.ee and that be ex.oficio. act as Chair.
man Of such committee until j. is organic.
ed aud ready for business.
On motion the following resolution was
offered and unanimously adopted:
That tho delegates here assembled in
convention. and representing the Liberal
Republican Party Of West Virginia, do
hereby cordially indorse the platform Of
principles aud the nominees made by the
National Convention Of Liberal Rcpubli.
cans at Cincinnati, and that we pledged
ourselves 10 use all honorable means to se.
cure the election Of Horace Greeley Of New
York. for President. and B. Grais Brown,
Of Missouri. for Yics President Of The
United States.
On motion il was resolved:
That the press Of West Virginia DO re.
ques,ed TO publish the proceedings Of this
convention.
Hon JOHN NJ Phelps was called upon
to address The convention who responded
10 nea. and forcible speech.
On motion the convention adjourned TO
meet again at Grafton. June 18Th. ~.
NJ C. @. Cnuscn. Cha rman,
]. SnlELDs, Secretary.
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Democratic and Conservative Congress
sional Convention for the Third Con-
( gressional District.
A Democratic and Conservative Con.
gressiooal Convention for The Third Con.
gressioual District Of West Virginia, is
hereby called to meet at the Court House.
in Charleston, Ksnavha county, West
Virginia. on Thursday juno 2o'h. 1872, at
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of
nominating . Representative 10 Congress
for the Third Congressional District, aud
TO transact such other business as may be
brought before il.
WM, II. HooExAN.
Chairman.
Charleston. May 8, 1872.
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Huzza for West Virginia.

We make the following extracts from
exchange papers before us, going to show
how rapidly this State is opening up mines
Of wealth and increasing 10 prosperity and
enterprise.
LARGE SALE The property belonging
to thu Uuiou Coal and Oil Company. stu.
ated Al, Canuelton. Kanawha county West
Virginia, including the village, the works,
and shout twenty .one hundred acres Of
land. has been sold too New York com.
pany for $4,000. The purchasers have
applied for and received o chatter for the
operation of,he coal and mining interests.
With capital Of $500. 900. limited to ST.
900, 900
This company means work, and it is ez.
pscted that much Of the 6oe Cauncl coal.
in which this property is very abundant,
will be shipped east by railway. 1t is the
only vein Of Camel coal opened 90 the
face Of the bills on the Kanavha River,
was the 6rst developed 10 the valley. and
possesses value which cannot be estimat-
ed
GuYAsDorrE AND ONO RIVER R R
AND MINERAL Goa meeting Of the cor.
porators Of tie Guyandotte aud Ohio Riv.
er Rail Road and Mineral Company was
held at Barboursyille. on the 9th. ult.,
With II. Chester Parsons as Chairman, and
Jos s. Miller as Secretary.
Books for receiving subscriptions to the
capital stock Of the company were ordered
to be opened at Bsrbousville and Hunting.
ton. under the directions of Messrs G ".
Smith. T. B. Kline. Morris aud Jos.
s. Miller.
FAYErrE County MATTERS The firm
Of Messrs. Firmstone 4 Pardee Of Pennsyl-
vanis have quite recently purchased some
1900 to 5000 acres Of coal lands. on the
line Of the 9. Il O R r adjoining Bow.
yer's ferry, Of A Flanagan. G. Hugbeart.
VIM Bowyer aud j S Flory It is said
this company contemplate erecting at Bow.
yer's Ferry, Iron works aud extensive
rolling mills, for the manufacture Of rail.
road iron. They own between thirty
thousand aud forty thousand acres Of rich
iron ore lands in Allegheny county Vir-
GINA. from whence they will get their iron.
il being cheaper to ship the ore to the coal
than the coal to the ore. Doubtless Bowyer's
Ferry will soou be an important point on
the great rail road line.
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Gen. Sheridan advises the War Depart.

Gen. Sheridan advises the War Depart.
ment ths. there are about two thousand
Indians collected near Fort BcrthoId, who
have declared heir intention to oppose the
progress Of work on the railroad this SUM-
mer. They have torn up the stakrsplans.
ed by the surveying party 10 the Powder
river country When the railroad com.
pans shall have pushed their work to tLe
west side Of the Missouri. these Indians
contemplate concentrating their forces, fas
q hostile movement in mass. against the
company's vodsueu. They humber
among their leaders the following we'll
known hostile Indians chief: Sitting
Bull. Black Moon, Iron Dog, Iron Horns,
-Four Horns and Long Dog. These 10.
dams are we'll armed aud equipped,
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The Democracy Of West Virginia uomi.
mated good ticket yesterday. ana adopted
resolution pledging themselves TO abide
the action Of the Baltimore Convention
More than one.hslf ofthe Convention fav.
ored the Endorsement Of the Liberal move.
meut, and there should have been no
lodging. It is we'll enough. however as
tits. The State will DO heard q. Bali.
more.-Eaquirer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A
VALUABLE OHIO RIVER FARM

IN pursuance OF the term. and provision. NJ
L decree Of the Circuit Court Of Mason
County, West Virginia. rendered on The an
day Of March, 1872. 10 a certain CHANGER,
cause therein pending. 10 which Jeremiah B
Ackley is complainant, and Alfred B. Hon.
kins and others are defendants. shall
On the goth day Of May, 1879,
at the Front Door Of the Court House Of Ma.
son county, proceed to sell by way Of public
auction. to the highest bidder, the land In the
bill and proceedings mentioned. containing
1851 acres. and being the same real e,ta,e
which "a. conveyed to Alfred 3. Hopkins bv
James q. Couch. Special COMMISSIONER, and
Alexander Long and wife, By deed dated JULY
Goth. 1859. which land is situated in Graham
township. and adjoining the lands Of John ].
Weaver. and known Ms the Alfred B. Hopkins
Farm, upon the following terms to.wit: for
cash as 10 ollp.third Of the purchase money,
and the balance upon credit Of six and
twelve months, taking bond with good security
for the deferred instruments bearing interest
from date, and retaining The title as o further
security.
EDMUND SEHON,
apr ll-lm. Special Commissioner
pThe above sale is postponed until the l7lh
day Of Jaly, 1872. EDMUND SEHON,
april 25.ld. Special Commissioner
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West Virginia, Putnam County, IS:

A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
~ Circuit Court Of Putnam county on he
first Monday in May 1872.
Susan Z Buford, guardian Of Levenia A. Blu.
ford. Ida Q Buford. Thomas j.. Buforl. Eva
D Buford, Henry Z. Buford aud Anna Il.
BnfOrd. VS..
VIM. A. Buford, Wilson G. Buford; Addition
Buford, John W. Bufold. A. j. Buford. Lsvi.
nia Y Buford. James W Lyon aud Z Lyon.
his wife, WIN. H. johnson, and Sarah J.
johnson, his wife, Sydpnham Hereford aud
Mary E HersGrd, bis vile. JACOB Norris
ana Caroline r Morris. his wife, NJ @. Nor.
lis ana MaryJ Morris, his wife, Lewis N.
Buiord, James A Buford, Henry +. Buford.
Arna Z. Bufora, Lcviaia A. Buford, Ida @.
Buford, Thomas ]. Bufo.d aud EVA D. Blu.
ford in Chancery.
The object Of ibis suit is to obtain decree
for the sale Of The interests Of l.rvinia \. Blu.
ford, Ida @ @. Buford Thomas J.. Buford, Eva
D. Buford. Henry Z. Buiord and Anna Butord
los heirs of VIM Bulord. deceased.) infant
children Of VIM A. Buford, deceased. in and
to The real estate Of WIN Buford. deceased.
and 10 invests the proceeds Of such sale in OH.
CT real estate. or Otherwise to advance the in.
teres.s Of SAID infant defendants.
And it appearing BY affidavit fled with the
papers Of tie cau,e. that the defendants, viii.
son G Buford. Addison Buior,l. Vim. A. Bu.
ford, LewisF Bufri and NJ 9. Mmris and
Mary J. Morris. his wife. are non residents
Of this State, il is ordered tina, they appear
here within one month after the first publlca.
ton Of thi. order and do what's necessary 10
protect their interest in this suit.
Tps,e:-G W. CARGILL, Clerk.
Brown, Sol. (msy l6-4w.
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West Virginia, Putnam County, IS:

West Virginia, Putnam County, IS:
AT Rifles held IN the Clerks Office Of The
n Circait curt Of Putnam county, on The
first Monday in May, 1872.
Robert Hall Trespass on the
vs.. case in aSsump
John Dufcur and " R Yosl) sit 4 attchm'nt
The object Of this suit IS TO obtain Judgment
against the defendants, John Dufour and "
Il. Yo.t for the sum OF 1921 no. with inter.
est thereon and costs. &c., an | to subject by
attachment. the estate or property Of thu de
PENDANTS to the payment Of such Judgment.
And it appearing by affidavit flied with the
papers Of the cause. that the defendants, John
Dufour and W r Yost, are non residents Of
this State, it is ordered that they appear here
within month after the first publication Of this
order md do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit. Teste:
G W. CARGILL, Clerk.
Brown, Sol. (mayl6-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06

Both houses Of Congress have passed
the amnesty bill, and having received the
signature Of the President, it is nov Law.
This bill, removes the political disabilities
imposed by the 18th amendment to coust.
tuition Of the United States.
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Charleston. May s. 1872.
Judicial Convention.

judicial Convention.
Ass meeting Of the delegates from the
several counties composing the Seventh
Judicial District. 1t Parke'sburr. May 3o.h,
Il was agreed that the time ind place for
holding the Judicial Convention for said
district be dzed for July 10th. 1872, at
Rsveuswood, W. Va.
% motion, the Point Pleasant Register
and Charleston Courier we're requested to
make this announcement.
CnAs, HEDR1ck. Pres's.
JonS P. r, r. SAIrH. Sec'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06

Salem, Mass. was the scene Of the "a.
NOUS exhibitions Of vitchcrafts nearly Two
centuries ago, aud The old place has some.
thing Of The mysterious aud magical hang
ing about it yet. They do not sell beer
there, but they sell tickets at the depo.
which are good for ride to Marblebead
aud 3 glass Of lager.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06

The Radicals arc quietly doing what
they can to defeat the New Constitution.
They arc dlling the country With false.
hoods concerning It; and We varu our
friends not to be too confident. but watch
aud work. Explain every passage to the
people. .,.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:
A T Rules held 10 The Clerks Office of the
n Circuit Gour, Of Mason county, in the
month Of May. 1872. r.
Thomas Blare, Compl'tl
va. In Chancerv.
Thomas D. Lewis, defi.
The object Of the above suit is to subject the
defendants real estate to the payment Of
note Of $50 81. given by the defendant to the
plaintiff, on ihe7lh dav Of March. 1871, aud
due on the 18th day Of March, Is7s.
And il appearing by affidavit filed that the
dpfendantis non resident Of the State Of West
Virginia, it is ordered that h. do appear here
within one month alter the frat publication OF
this order and do what is necessary to protect
his interest ia the premises. 20.
pste:-CHAS. B. WAGGENER,.
Simpson. D q. Clerk.
NAV 9-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06

The Petersburg Daily Times, the DID,
est Republican paper in Wood county, has
declared for Gov, Camden, Judge Moore
and John s. Burdett, aud will support aud
advocate their election.
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A Splendid Threshing Machine
For Sale.

r OFFER at reasonable price the very best
Thrpshing Machine and Separator known
in This country Mounted power. Made by
Aultman d Taylor. Mansfield, Ohio. In per.
fec order, being run only q short time and
Just getting smooth, Will exchange it for
stock (horses or csl'lr) or TO responsible par
ties will give time. Reason for selling, 1t Is
out of my line Of business Address or call
on me at Arhuckle, West Va.
may 3O-u Q. W. MAUplN.
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SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA "A letter to the
Wing from Pittsylvania county ssys
EVERY Conservative aud Democrs. and
many Republicans in old Pit,sylvauia
are 10 favor Of Greeley and BroTn, and op.
posed to any Democratic noa;Dasion.
Everything is working admirably. and the
result will be oil We could expect CIR ask.
Roll on the ball. We arc enthusiasts
here.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06

Construction trains are now running
from the Ohio river to the Kanawha which
is 95 miles from the Ohio river, and 80
miles above Charleston. Thus it is q
reality. At least, that the iron horse has
found it's way to the romantic and pictur.
esque falls Of the Kanawha.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-06
GEO. W. TIPPETT. Editor.
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
Thursday, ::::: May 30, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC and CONSERVATIVE
COUNTY TICKET.

For House Of Delegates.
SAMUEL W SOMMERVlLLE.
WILLIAM R. GUM.
For Clerk Of Circuit Court.
CHARLES b WAGGENER.
For Sheriff.
COLUMBUS SEHOy.
For President Of County Court,
JAMES W. KELLY.
For Clerk Of County Court,
ELIJAH KIMBERLING.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
G. P. SIMPSON.
For Surveyor.
GEORGE W. PULLTN.
As,essor-lst District.
JACOB ROUSH.
Assessor-2l District,
HUGH DAY.
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Notice.

A Ii persons having claims against the es
~ tate Of Peter Fry deceased will present
said claims, and all persons indebted to said
estate viii come forward and settle w without
delay. ]. ". MILLER. :
= may l6-4w. Executor.
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Valuable River Bottom Farm for Sale.

rNHE Heirs Of Louis B. Menager, deceased,
offer for sale their farm situated in Mason
county. West Virginia, lower end Of Clendpn.
in Ownship. OIL the Ohio river. 10 miles be.
low Lallipolis, Ohio, and IS miles below Point
Pleasant, West Virginia, containing
3O2 ACRES OF BOTTOM LAND
in a high state Of cultivation. One hundred
acres Of we'll timbered hill land. Two orch.
ards with trees Of superior quality Two
dwelling houses and all necessary out build
in!s Title perfec. and clear Of all iucumb.
RANGES
uAnyone wishing to purchase q farm Of
thu Aforesaid description, would do well to
call on or address the undersigned for terms
Of sale aud particulars
~ rt JAMES 3 MENAGER.
Point Pleasant, Mason County, W. Va.
inch l5-lf.
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Dissolution Notice.

HE u, O-PART. ERSHIP heretofore exist
ing between Stevenson d Laslpy. in tho
mercantile business at Clifton. West Virginia.
has this ia, been dissolved by mutual cousent
All n:.in,ss relating 10 the firm will be adjus.
ted BY D s. Stevenson.
STEVENSON 4 LASLEY.
Clifton, May llth, 1872.
The business will De continued at the same
stand by D s. STEVENSON.
4w.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing between
s T. Alexnder,P H Clark AMI VIM Peck
is dissolved: aud all person. will take notice
that | will not he responsible for any debts
contracted BY the late firm Il 8 7 Alexander
4 60. since the LIT day Of March, 1879.
may 23-4w. s T.ALEXANDER.
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The editor Of the Kinsvool Journal
would like to have Gen. Kelly as Rcpub.
lican candidate for Goreseoe.
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NOTICE TO
TAX-P PAYERS

THE Taxi ayers Of the County will confer
afayor by cunning forward and paying the
amount Of their taxes. am aware oftle d'f-
fculties oil the times and um ANXIOUS togtt up
my collections without giving Inconvenience
to any, hui all know that It is impossible lor
the Sheriff to pay The revenue. especially in
these times wilhon, aid from The proper source
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THE TAX PAYERS.

May I ask. ore and all. their particular at.
,ention to thin call. Immediately after lhead-
jcurnmrnt Of The Circuit Court now in session.
my Deputies and mvsp!t will call upon You
with hope that you will be prepared to meet
our wish's G. SEHON Sheriff.
may 30-4w.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Many Democrats aud Conservatives, Of
Mason county will present and support
JAMES NJ. LAlDLEY. ESQ as q candidate
for Congress from the Sd district in the
Congressional Convention.
Editor Register:
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The Radical press is working itself toto
. fever over the passage Of the Amnesty
Act by Congress and its approval by the
President. This act Of tsrdy justice is
paraded in ever imaginable form to serve
the purpose Of manufacturing political
capital for Grant. and, extensive as is the
Geld, bids fair 10 exhaust 10 this task even
the immense stock Of National Republican
"buucombe." The journals which ere.
while prescribed "ropes for rebels" now
gointo rapturesover'ho cIemeucy Of Grant
HE always wanted to grant Amnesty.
II is no fault Of bis that il was not done
sooner. tlurrah for Grant, But tho
people will not be gulled BY these strained
hurrahs. They know full we'll that The
Recommendation Of .he President 10 J Con.
gress for the passage Of the Amnesty bill
was accompanied BY sly wink. as it we're
amounting to request not to do It.
Grants anxiety for amnesty. 10 any obser-
yer Of ordinary acuteuess, bore upon it tho
impress Of political make believe" and
this eleventh hour hurry to rush the bill
through before the adjournment will scarce.
y make amends for tardiness, or wipe out
the remembrance Of the dark deeds Of the
blood thirsty mi,ions who have hunted and
harried the Southern people 10 obedience to
the Presidential mandate given under Gov.
CT Of the Infamous Ku.Klux bill.
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The Cbarlestou Republican. the eldest
Radical newspaper in South Carolina. boists
Ahs banner Of Greeley and Brown.
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AEERCHANTs am OTHERS WILL FIND
lyl IL greatly to their adyantaye to SIND Their
crders for lob we.k y THIS O<h
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The heaviest verdict yet is that given .
few days ego in Baltimore in favor Of Mr.
Alsqp against the Baltimore and Ohie
r6hosd company. The damages awarded
for his broken arm and lost money were
$4,000, but the company have made 40
attempt to get new trial.