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Yachting Notes.

The schooner yacht Fleetwing Mr.. George Os.
good, anchored in Boston harbor at eleven A. NJ
yesterday. She leaves on Monday for Portland.
The schooner yacht Tarolints, Mr.. Kent, of New
York Yacht Club, left for Halifax last Tuesday.
Yacht Josephine, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Phoenix, viii be
fully rentted ana repaired In few days.
The Dorchester (Mass) Yacht Club hold their
fourth regatta to-day or Commercial Point the
event being for the Champion Cup for fourth class
centreboards. The line will be formed In the bay,
Club House. The judges OF the day are to be William
+. Halsall, William II. Bangs, Jr., and +. L. Willard
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BELOW.

Bark Balestr!no GaD, Baestrno, from London, June
Bark Republik NG) Fortmann, from Bremen, June II,
with mdse and passengers to master by pilot boat Abra
hum Leggett, No A.
Bark Lord Panerston Br) from Salt Cay. tt Cby pilot
boat Charlotte Webb, No 81.
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Lucius Quatrose an Italian boy, sixteen years Of
age died in Bellevue Hospital. Quatrose, who
lived Mt 1876 Prince street. recently shot himself
through the head with suicidal intent while in
gloomy state OF mind caused by being out Of
money and EMPLOYMENT.
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SAILED,

Tempar Bristol briggs Edward, Antwerp; Wild wave,
Falmouth; Gem, st Johns, NF; schr Mary Burdett,
Maranham and Para.
Also sailed bark Talisman. for Rio Janero brig Bro
theirs Pride.
Wind at sunset Sc light
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Schr II Prescott. Maher


schr Prescott. Maher ~v,.r
with sispe sisss' ,nS Bayss Hs6wsn 0rS'w York.
0ss to- ,dsIy Ann nooann' = for New YORK. "'' 'a.
; sas Katie Lunt Limit Portland for New York. with
schr Ii Gould, Baker, Portland for New York, with
schr Gshasssr Hail. Portland for New York, with lum
sshr John Farnou. Terrace. Portland for New York.
sehT Oregon Miller, Rock,and for Flushing, with lime
schr urbana, Allen, Providence for Hoboken.
schr Mar re1Ey Hy New BEDFORD for dr New
zzSs GsGss N New fer
ssS s sSrh New Yo
s sssr BEL bss ySs9 isSf Xsx York
sshr srssos s%l,S frov!asne s 'S FOR 1 New YORK
ra ,35 New York
sss Sssr as;
s schr 7 Ely Ely Stokes; NswpoTt for New York
ssSI SSsI,, & VOL.
chr H%s sm6 I for New YORK
sshr BEADING ER 10 q Mott. Providence for New York
York '""' 'As'''' 'io''uo"0' ''' ''"
Ncwss
s or Gs s ssT
s sshT ssf s York
ssSr en SSran % S Ssw york.
Schr Helmer, Henry, Newport for New York;
Schr Ada Herbert, Allen, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Sarah Purves Lloyd, New Haven for New York.
schr Palladium, Ryder, New Bedford for New York
Schr Pennsylvania, Butler, Newport for New York
Schr Q smith, Smith, Taunton for Eizabethport:
schr II T Potter, Young New Haven for Alexandria.
Schr Oregon, Smith, Providence for New York.
York. "
s s Lyra, Ingraham, New bedford for New York.
Schr Winged Racer, Hall, Northport for New York.
Steamer Electra. Mott Providence for New York, with
n,dse and passengers
Steamer Aibatros Davis FAN River for New York. with
nldse and passengers.
BOUND EAST.
schr N Wheaton, Barrett, Alexandria for New Ha-
ven.
Haven.
schr Treasure, Taylor Hoboken for Eawsys Landing.
schr Isabel Thompson, Endicot Philadelphia for New
Schr Pitts Payne, Amboy for New London.
Schr Cornea, Pratt, Hoboken for Providence.
Sehr Maria Davis, Davis New York for Providence.
Schr Al Carlisle, Tooker, HobOken for Providence.
Schr Harriet Fuller, Lane, New York for Salem.
Schr Emma ID Tenny, Falkingham, Elizabeth for B0s-
schr Mary Hoxie, Chesebro, New York for New Lon.
don.
schr Rogers, Young New York for Greenport
Schr Annoy, Knapp New York for NOank
Schr Momus, Latham, New York for Noank.
Schr Pease Buell. Hoboken for Providence
6chr Fannie Pike, Robbins New York for Calais
Schr Abbie ingalls,, Ingalls,, New York for Boston.
Schr Ontario, Sprague, New York for Boston.
Steamer Electra Mott. New York tor Providence.
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Marine Disasters.

trinidad ReS DiD nssx uV tIo0kp Ms for
which has been aground Of Jones' Point Potomac River
can be got afcatp A' ''SA'''' '''''' QUO
soHss Asaonr-steamsf Express at Alexandria. Va,
@ Bound ashore
at Dade's Shoals
ing as egf
her furniture. The captain reports the New England
as sSS
Miscellaneous.
BACK ssassd
c % s b ses 81 3gr
aaS 4 ps Iy s ~ @ ss
popular and worthy captains Of GIisrdgs. She
ana oinsr new 10'1 ana
a aSE n s
King via
S called s s E. ss
lSoo tons b1rtRsn s%d classified Al in Loyds Capt Nelson
9Gfs @ ~ July rom the yard of Norris
The new bark rseenty launched ~ at R R
ana
brig Ceta. The latter gentleman will command her.
Whalemen.
Brothers Wthcrs NJ sp 10 VII and sailed April
Sailed s from an DO x Apr ssrks Hunter HS N3
rys az d. S. 90 Of
Islands May g. having taken LIS bbls oil since leaving
Bark ssrk Sea Ranger, Aen Of NIB, was at Russell,
he snip woa
y ws at pr fp IS
& crs ana Be % iTs
ssy Of But nss
times since Leaving hone Would sail about the ssd for
Geo Smith New Bedord Oh 0ysener
HGp g. afS To- Sc p
ped home Died on beard on the passage out lung dis
msSS sass as$ 5stsE S. Island,
leaving April Sea Ranger &en np do
% since 4 ,;D DO 4ps ship
nq %1ss s Ss.
my! Sy SsTs 9;%anl a. Bay Islands bark Albion
and T GT ENOUGH ths
Rerienncedd boatsteercrs ship Niger Grant oil since
Had p ssT sy SG e. .ss,
Ship Hero %, from China for Boston, July q, lat A.
ship Hsssgley from Liverpool for Baltimore July 30
os sTT% esss NIX
lat f po S SSas IF G GpS July
n Ssrs MSsScs Beas from Galveston for Pascsgoul
3. Minstrel ire T om quiquc for Philadelphia
aeps IS by H pO BOAT fSi aSls
& '% sEfTs y PLOT Sr S1ss agiass%
BSs Michael Anna, from Philadelphia for DOoOy. July
Pug Cha; ;d ru 4, Om xatanzas for Falmouth July
xI kS;s s1sss1 ssAf ssE.rS
Dictator W Sweet Lucy Clark. Abbe FrsnkiopSS'
July On Georges Banks by pilot boat Abraham Leg
Foreign Ports. Il
AsMrs, Jgly N-Psssed, ship Nesutan, schibye, from
lYSk; oSOSss Lee; HSsilS IaafS Mcindos; %sryS,
and Srsg x.y ~ Cd S.TI i.
SoIoys9, July z-rn port bark conesceue tBr,, for
cys.S9. July 2nn port briggs Emma Dean, and
HAyAs. July q AS-Arrivec steamship Crescent City,
fa1iauS May as-Arrived. bark Archibald Fuller Cr.
ns July -Arriv.d ship British Monarch B,
= LIs!i..o,, AZ Nay S-ssiled, ship Magnet Crosby.
L.SssuI, NIB, July isArrived shin Maud Smith, Port
Poscs, PR, July ii-saled, schr L Knowles Peter.
II port july H. brig John Boyd Br crowelI, for Bala
and Mfss
from Baltimore; brigs Cairo, Vance, from DO. a..
brig BTsSiman,p POI icr do scSrs James
,9utEssTows July ARRIVED, steamship Scotia Scott
New York for Liverpool (and proceeded). -
sailed 18th. steamship Adriatic, Murray drom Liver
; sxrRSA, July 2s-clearcd. bark Chief Harding New
!. ST GxoEcE, M. July 2s-Arrived, bark Norma dr),
: s1Joss SB, July sa-ArrIved. schr Fanny Shaw.
Cleared asd, ship John Dimmock BD Haheoin. Lavsr
Americsn Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, July 25-Arrived, schrs Clara Elwcl
and Jas Young, Boston; Kirk. Jersey City Young
saed-schrs Laura Bridsman and Edwin Reed, Bos-
ton; u Fisk, Fisk. do.
BOSTON, July G-Arrivcd, barks voant wcodman
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The silver Stars Defeat the Olymptcs
OF Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July %.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 20, 1871
The Silver Stars, OF New York, defeated the
oymplcs OF THE city, In game OF base ball to-day
by score OF seven 10 six. The game was wov
pi'yea ~ both SIDES
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MIsCELLANEOUs.


A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the courts of different States No publicity Advice
free. Notary Public and Commissioner for every State
=. L. KING. OounseIlor-atLaw, S6s Broadway. I
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A courts Of different States legal everywhere; dcser
charge until divorce granted; advice free -
M. HOUSE, Attorney, 1870 Broadway.
RARaAINs IN TEAS, CoFFEEs, GRocEAIRs AND
ID Provisions; warranted to sui, the paIaes and u
pockets Of the million. TuOMASR. AGNEW. !
d., sV dreqnwlsh stysst New X9sk
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
"sme Hetwcen tho Boston Nine and the
Elizabeth Club.

ELIZABETH, N. j., July 20, 1877.
The base BAN match played on the wavcriey Fair
Grounds TINS afternoon, between the Bostons, OF
Boston, and the Resoutes, OF Elizabeth resulted in
favor Of the former, by the following score -: -
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. | Destinati

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.
For President Of The United States,
HORACE GREELEY.
of New-York.
For I'ice.Presideat,
II. CRAFTY BROWN.
Of Missouri.

JOHNSON N. CAMDgS.-Thc defeat
Of Mr.. Camden is indeed to be regret.
ted. He is q gentleman possessing
rare administrative aud executive abiI.
ity, whose talents would bayc contrib
uicd much to the successful organiza.
ton Of the State under the new Cons.
titutiOn, but the people have been de-
priyed Of this advantage by the
trcachery Of john j. Jacob: Mr..
Camden, in his defeat, has this glori-
Gus consolation, that from the first to
the last he has stood firmly by bis
honest principles, and that to him
more than any other man in the State
We are indebted for tho glorious tri-
umph Of Democratic principles by the
ratification Of the new Constitution.
lie ably and boldly met the enemy OF
that Issue. and conquered. Let thi!
DO his consolation, that through BIZ
oxcrtions and efforts, West Virginia
has now q Constitution which will pro
tcCt her people in their persons aut
property from oil tho devices ant
tehcmes Of our former OpprCssOrs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

By virtue OF Decree Of the Circuit Govt
ofGilnier county, rendered at the April terri
Of 1872, In the chanccry cause OF Simon
Frank against the Natural Oil Springs Com
pany, Theo McNamce, and Others, will sell
by Public Auction al the front door of the
Court House Of said county, on the 18th day
Of August, 1872, that being Court day, the
following described tracts Of land 10 said
cause decrred to be sold: One tract contain
ing $40! acres, situated on the Crooked Fork
Of Steer Greek, and the other containing
!, al acres, situated on Middle Run, a branch
OF the Little KAnawha River.
TERMS or SALe:-Suiilcient cash In hand
to pay the costs Of suit and expenses Of sale,
and for the residue on credit Of one, two
and three years, the purchaser giving his
notes with good personal security for the
deferred lnStallments, bearing interest from
date, and q lien 10 be retained on the land as
a further security. ROBERT G. LINN,
July l5-3t Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-09

A. l: i.d,.,
curing he ,eeoa, sa@ps'gn, P'Susss
were circulated IN .nis aua 0'1Sf e0! ~
1es, ana tePtesSuia'.OAI L;a aIiau ~ I'm ~
ugee mea 70 sIsa .nGu, U'uD M 'Hvm ,,a
se l 10 Se'I ,or jacob W. s ss;nI
olu NnO@IN0'n,ps sanu 70 oT.u H. VIZ. Ivy
AGAIN oat cO.SmPorary VI 'ns N S,IsAs
puFg gu" uAs u'sCo'essu WV VI 'Hs''
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anu lFa1 1, penOsFa's, maAo ~
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their eG%PeeFs, ana ma'n 10 Ma,. ana
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uOWh 70 'ue year iooV' suu ueleNlng
like our own can ~ permanently exist.
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THE NEEp OF TIRE HouR,-The dan
ger Of tue campaign is the confidence
cur friends fOel tina. the election Of
Horace Greeley is SO mnch desired by
the masses that it will be accomplished
without the ordinary campaign work
The reports sent abroad every day that
this and that prominent Republican
has declared for Greeley, together with
tho well coroboraIed reports ofchaDgos
in tho masses, may we'll TEND to over
confidence, aud prevent that vigorous
organization without which no great
revolution was ever successful. The
various State Committees, and the Ma
tiOnal Committee as we'll, seem to be
bending their energies to the secondary
labor Of sending out documents and
speakers. There is another labor that
should prCcede this, without which no
speaker or document has fair effect.
There should first be 4 full orgauiza-
ton in every Congressional District,
, "Mr ' ' "a ,in III Souasi.s'
Wi,L""t ' ,h; NV Il. ' " P'G Sau V.
y m ~. ~, ' u. tpe campaign naS no
un lnu 10 . snOss ~ assisted ~ any
sort Of organization is needed to enable
tue stroug to help the weak, and to
r., Vppos'uu.'y ;Uf ,ns activity o. si.'
", w -. ny ~ our 't'ouuseNeFyWhere over
VI TUE aaaa, organize AZ once, anu
upon your own resources as lar as
PosSDIC. i'e' every organization from
'nv osa'o 70 Tue seaool precinct, %
sel'-suPpoFune' 80 'at as u may Let
~ I orgahi1a.lon cal Ior AID when o., 1t Is
aoIe 70 a'u 'tSeIt anu otherS. Inc Of,
gan'za'!On shas needs AID should
promptly nave IT, All VINO believe IN
'no waIsnwofa reform should form
S ~ great organized oody'-Ne" f0r@
4f 10.
lnesS arc t'meI y words and Should
DC heeaed everywhere; IL Ha fatal
mistake III war and no loss in politics.
70 enaerfa'e your adversary. in Vir-
gina no one doubts the sentiments oil q
large majority oil our people. Ninety
nine'lunateatGs Of tue white people
oi'nGr cheSrIu'ly acquIesee IN or en-,
thus'as'lealIy support the Lioeral
movement, Most Of them hail 1t al
almost PrSyldential interPosltion fol
southern deliVerahce anu nationa
reconciliation :.
Aals Woo spread CONVICTION Of Inc
omnip0tenee OF the cause has oegot al
over CONFIDENCE which IN turn has lee
70 lnef'ness anu no 70 neglect OF prope'
organization ms state o. !, feeling
may leaa 70 bad results We mus
correct II Ut once and III every town
snip. IN every county tue party Sh0ult
60 10 Wofk forthwith organize an'
take steps Tor ge'nng every voter t
tnc polls' we cannot aaord TO neglee
any means o. so''.aSlense anu safety
WINE '9ete Is d soIia VoIe OF ninety
tnousanG negroes SUBJECT 70 orders IRON
'neaaqu afters, ana whicn may OF any
moment DC WleIuoa against US. VIZ
Know teat among Tue intelligent ne
gtoeS Oh Tue ola'e' taete Is strong
disposition 70 vote lor MF. urseiey' ou
tals cannot S., ec feli !st on. Inc e!as
auG race teelinS' WIN otdeFs from tha
aw awful 'hCTaqaaFters, may prove 70
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pARKERsBURG, W. VA.

TUE WESTON
CIGAR FACTORING. 1O4.
= The undersigned will offer for sale
OlGAks-Fine Connecticut, different
prices. '''
Tlps-The best in Tho market
SToGlEs-The best IN tho State, Tho
best in the United States, and The e
. best 10 the World. '''
SMOKING ToBACCo-prid. or
Tator, Salon Delight, 10. DNA
CHEWING T0BACCO-No / F;,o
Grayely, Fine Gut, Nayy. sb;s Sp
Bright and IrOnsido, Swausou's Pl I'M
and Twisted. f'"'
SCOTCH SNUFF. 20.
oo., PIPES, &c., 80.
Quick Sales and Small pr.s,.n
shall DO my Motto. ~
Come one, come all,
and give me q call.
R0RERTJ. JUFER
''ain Street. Weston, one door .bo,o
J Ra I Jeweiry Store rI'' A00''
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Tue LEolsLAruRE.-The Jncobins
are Boosting that they have elected q
sufficient number Of men to the Lcgis.
lature to control it, provided tho RC.
publicans lutte with them. This ia
not true. Republicans and JacObins
together 'bavc not moro than twenty.
two out Of sixty.fvo mCmbcrs Of the
lower House, nor more than seven out
oftwenty-four members Of tho Senate.
Both branches Of tho Legislature are
Of the straight.Out Democratic pcrsua.
sion, and that by large majOritics.
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Tue BANNER CouN4Y.. Wayne is
the banner Democratic county Of the
State. The returns from that county
show a majority for Camden of seven
hundred and sixty.six. Wayne has
done nObly.
Logan comes next. Her majority
for Camden is Eve hundred and fifty.
four, and this out Of less than ono
thousand votes polled, Camden's ma.
jOrity in Logan is nearly three times a.
large as jacobs entire vote. That
county was given specially in charge te
pair Of eminent rsfOrmerS, with whom
our people arc familiar, 1t might
have been we'll could their sphere Of
operations have been made to include
the entire State.
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JUDICIAL SALE.

DuRSUANT to decree Of tue circuit
court Of Calhoun county, pronounced
al the April term thereof, 1879, Ia the chan.
Gerry cause Of John s. Hoffman against Il,
A. johnson and Levi johnson, tho UNDER
signed, commissioners, will offer for sale, al
the front door of the court house OF Calhoun
county, at GrantsvillC, on the FIRST day Of
the August term, 1872, Of the circuit court
Of said county, the Undivided nOiCty Ofa
100 ACRES OF LAND,
and also tract Of land containing
225 ACRES,
both tracts lying Ia the said county Of Cal.
houn, on the south side Of the Little Kama.
wha River, for o more particular deScrip.
tlon OF which reference Is made 10 The bill
and proceedings Of the ciGneety cause Of
said John Hoffman against Peter Johnlon.
and 10 the cause FIRST above mentioned.
The whole Of said land will frst Be offer.
cd for sale, and II u sufficient bid therefor Is
not received, Il will then DO offered In lots 10
suit purchasers.
Terms Of Sale.
A credit Of one and two years will DO
given-the purchaser being required 10 ex.
route bonds with good security, for The pur.
chase money, bearing interest from date, and
a lien will be retained on theland Us fur.
ihOr security.
WA. q. BENNETT,
LEVI JOHNSON,
II. q. LINN,
Commissioners.
July 10, ls1s--tily 2s.4t
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Tue PRESIDENTIAL CASvAss.-The
State election being over, public at.
tentiou is now turning to the Prosiden-
tiul canvass, Propositions are already
being discussed for the formation Of
Greeley clubs in this county, and tho
consolidation Of oil the elements Of OPP.
position to tho prevailing National Ad.
ministration.
The fact may as well be recognized
at the start that West Virginia is moi
absolutely certain for Greeley. A
much greater decentralization than any.
body anticipated has been produced By
the recent election, This must be
remodiOd in some way. SO that a united
Democratic front may DO presented tC
the common enemy at tho coming elcc.
ton. There certainly should be nc
thought on the part Of West virginiu
Democrats, Of making the late division
perpetual, If they expect to give
their State to Greeley and Brown, the,
should determine to work and vote ii
that direction, without reference to re-
cent dissenHons. From what wo SCI
aud hear in Lewis, the prospect Of sue
cess in this county is not remarkabl!
fat,eriug. Yet it is no worse thsd /
was a year ago, when Lewis yotCt
largely against the call for q Conycn
ton. Two months later, she gave
very large Democratic majority. VIVA
has been done may be done. Let u
go to work at once and with will
reform the ranks, and make the fgl
upon the coming issue, about whicI
there's nodivorsity ofscutimont anon
Democrats. Let US not uuderrato an
difficulties that may appear to be in III
way. Let US rather recognize ther
fully and labor to remove them. Th
friends ofth cause in other States rel
confidently upon Yves. Virginia a
being certain for Greeley. 10 max
her certain, and to justify their conf
dence, let the work Of organization b
commenced OF once.
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Our track has been thoroughly
graded and improved, and now ranks
second to none in the state. A cham
pion belt purse for trotters. PAGERS
and hackers, owned and kept in Lewis
Gilmer, Braxton or Upshar counties,
will be given, and II is hoped that q
lively interest will DO taken 10 tho re.
suit. Bring your family and friends,
also your fine stock, agricultural
products, &c., &c. The Ladies are
especially requested to bring 10 The
products Of their skill and industry.
An election Of Directors will be
old on Friday, tho last day Of the
Fair.
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mr.. M. D. CUMMINGS,

Ulicc one door above Dnllinton's store, Main
Street, Weston. ! con be found at my Of
fee at oil times when not professionally en-
gagged. Calls from the country promptly at
ended 10. N. D. CUMMINGS, 81 D.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Lincoln 7opnslip. Le'eh Co..
State Of lI'est Virginia.
WE, David II. Vest, A. n. Hall. and
w john Crawford, three frctholders Of
tho said county, do hereby certify that by
virtue Of warrant to us directed by ".
Chidester, a JuStice Of said county, we have
this day on our oaths viewed and appraised
a Mare, taken up by John A. Francis, on his
land, as an estray, and assess the value oil
said estray at forty dollars. The said .liAre
Is supposed TO be AbOu, IL years old, and
about IS hands high, rather light tail, color
"a lhcr blue iron grey, running at The nose
like disiempCr.
Given under our hands, this End day oil
July, 1872 DAVID Il. WEST,
A. n. HALL,
JOHN CRAWFORD,
Appraisers.
A Copy Attestc:
J. wo0FTER, Recorder.
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FiRsr CONGRESSIONAL Dsrmcr.-
Official returns, oil the counties being
heard from, have whitfield Mr., Davis
majority in this District down, and
given majority to Colonel Wilson.
Not much ola Grant victory! Here
arc tho figures: