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I>yGsT.rrrr o. rnF rAALllM.

when Bishop Wood bad concluded Ok"
char, he seated hilu>yIi III a Iar9, CHAIR IN III
ihe upfcr u!tlr step. willie Archbishop Bay
Icy trlf hi~ throne and kr~lt immediately il
tom. cl Bishop Wood, lis ,l,acou~ Of honor
on either side. III" later then read hrict
PRAYER in Lain, following, which the Arch
bishop read hi- oath II the Holy See, kissing
The Bible at it. conclusion. Bishop Wood
l,i:,cei tins p3lt,IHn o:"r the Archbishop
.iiouIGe!<, aHt:, returning, to hi: throne, the
Archbishop seated himself, and Rev. Dr..
Nyau. oi i. John, church. read the htil
from The Pope comforting llpon ii! who 81.
tended the installation an indulgence OF one
hundred days.
The pal!.n, aS before stated, is Il garment
made OF white fleece. the lambs from which il
i ,horn ucin" lir>t blessed al 81. Agnes. il
church outside the walls OF Rome, after Soi-
run high mass oil feast day, ihc I'D OF Feb
rlarv. and the paiIium afterwards blessed ~
the pol,.. WHO sings the nsIss on the occ'!-
sion on he day Of Saints Peter &uu Ialli, Tile
2yili Of June. in the Church OIL II. Peter :,
noInc. Tie lIlIiun l. sent To afc'lblsholS
alva.>, and sometimes /" bishops, ny INC
Pope. The palliun is 4 white band OF ii"ecc,
with twelve black crosses on II. OF tac Nluti
Of about three incEcS. arranged III IN ri!n'ic
form, and worn over The shoulders, with one
end falling Il few inches below over t!ic
breast: The other end behind !. oinamcn'cd
with purple CROSSES and fastened with iEiec
%oidr! pins.
Arirr the inyc>titurr oi the Iaillm the
newly installed archbishop, i'll full canoni-
Gals, wearing hi> m;tr", and cro>icr in hand.
delivered most cio,I,:cn and impressive all
dies, the Irn4ili OF which p:cciuH"a lis ruh-
~, 4,.t
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E5SgE AND CEMENT.
r;nEE ORIGINAL ,,.,,
INSTAl.MENT HOUSE
lbs MAIN STREET.

~, h,rd end for sale the following GOODS cheap
for cash. or By weekly or monthly inSialneEls:
Iithogr- pins, Steel EngraYlngs, and ChfomoS' va
r!ciy oi upwards u :,Goa
IoOning-tilLSscs, German anu frciicai
Bibles and Plcturs Frames;
Photograph Fr.tlncs, sold very cheap; .,
Clocks fr0u The UOit manufacturers Ia Tue Shi'eu
States 60, ,u
Carpets English Tapestry, j. Grossly & sons extra,
super:in-- super al.d medium, from The Glen
Echo Mills, GermantOwn;
Hcar,f-Rrg5, Tar estry. Sciyets and alattlhgs,
Walnut Extension Tables and other art!ciea;
Picture aud Loci lng-diass hoaiainEs' sou ~ sas
pc:nre Frames of any Size made at short notice.
ss.asl,n WILLIAM DAEFROS.
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ur. +. q. TompkinS. aged tifty-tive, for
merry o. l.yncirhur@. died at IclTchonc, La,
on the sd Of October.
Governor II. Il. Wells. United States Dis
trict Attorney III Eclmond, has purchased
for So, eco The handsome residence at the
corner ur Ninth and VI streets in this city,.
Wo,biaq,on correspondence Baltimore Sun.
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rssst,rs s,vyss,g,,s, 81


GALL AND. EXAMINE OUR5a
" ExgELsIoR CATERS. fire hand e sSAs
feM T B od and AITEgs all ye
BOYS, and CHiLDRFEN's FINE cfTY-ISbE
WuRk ki and osr splendid assortment of TRUNKS,
oc1e "iN'o' ELLET Igcs s a GTu si1r.t.
GONE LAsT.-Those -
0LADIEs' NJ. ANTIoSETTE sLIr-e<a.e
rERS, so long expected, have arrived, aud with
them have jus, received many other pretty styles
Of SHOES. to which invite the attention Of the
ladies foe l2-3l JOHN G: rAGE, IE.
FALL STOCk.-Just received -
- y and opened this morning: La!ies'ezs
ni"n k h"t"n oS serco Lnal%s rTen' Ga
Velvet Ealnorals kid faced; Chldrcn's Black aud
c"loIrh Slinea all kind: Mise, Fulton Eoois pl
are latest ST ycG and best goods. Call nj 1903 Main
street. Eoc7I JOHN I. PAGE. in.
I AN NOW OPENING ONE OF@sa7
Il, the largest and most Varied assortmcnts 9 Sd
Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &C.. that it7 81
has ever been my privilege TO offer to the an
public. selected in person. Call and see Prices
". Z. ". TAYLOR.
ocl No. 325, corner Fourth and Broad .tlccts.
HRuNkS AZ REDUCED PRICES.
!" order to s" "a5f F? XII G s GT stock Of
rNCSRs FSn Y; xxi Or" EN 2f Es TSi e
LADIES. 81 ll EfEntc cIIIr fGIcEs: GENTS
BOYS, AND Ynu1lis BOOTS AND
s L II NJ l. K u EAR,
JOHN Il. BosCnEN & son.
Manufacturers ana Eeal:rs In
Boots. shoes. auu Trunks,
~" 81 900 and Oh broad street.
---------------------------
sNsIRANeE COMPANIES.
ROYALFIREINSURANCEC COMPANY,
1 ~ OF LIVERPOOL AND LoNH0N: 49,
rnn,;,c Mi; r.%,,. - oNo
IMPERIAL FIRE I,NSIEASCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON.
Derositcd with Trcn<arcr Of viriin, :aS
Sha:ehelhcr= personally responsible Tor The obll-
e'1n ,oi:, Of H. al,"ye co.n.'nnIes.,
lalcS, we 80! lett the rar"nag" OF the lrbIc llpou
',:.ir nrlncStionahe security, prompt and liberal
'c''s'ifrn, 81 III claims, and heavy Income.
JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE 4 Co. agents,
No. 10, Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER S50,Oco, eco.
Cash dividends declared In January Of each year.
Prcinlnins payable annually, scm!-aGnaaly and
quarterly.
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
o, JOHN II. CI,AIGoRNE, Agent,
sea- No. les Vain street.
A MAION INSURANCE COMPANY,
IA OF CiNCi%NATT. OHIO.
NET ASSETS iST JANUARY, S7ij.eQs5
-, s2'.o1o in United States bonds deposited with the
Treasurer Of Virginia.
COuLLlNG & MEADE, Agents.
sc S-2m IL JIM. :.klGrl
NORTH BRITISH
~ AND
NERCANTiIE Issuance COMPANY
OF
LONDON AND EDINEJRC;u, II. r.
Capitol. $n,om,'"o in gold; Invested IN the United
STATES @rcy si,5a"G1D: deposited With Treasurer 81
NifGin!a. s-aauo in United Hl.f,. hunt!S.
Having lFu appointed arrui- IA the %!t0yr-ita nc.
cc:,pan;. ere prepared I" is.uc Its policies ayninS
los or .tIra-c lk &c o. buildings merchandise. ar
personal proirrtr uf Ill kinds, ~ TIE most lcrl
..rnir.
i.n.>as tpiIii:!hly aliu ted :nd PROMPTLY paid,
j.. y. Wal kER Il 90.
oCT No. lGll hia:u street.
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7 AN NOW READY.

CLOTHING For Til: FALL AND WINTER.
CALI AID SEE ME
and get the prices and also the goods for the
MILLION.
The large increase in my $:c- the past six month
iat'ict, iha' The purchaser knows where 10 cbiai!
his m"H.r'S 'c"Tth. which in ari"- qstriHg. prizes
tr! q"an!Ey, came; !" riulllrd or cNCclcd in thi
city ur state. Wi. IRA SMITH. \ gent,
ucs 100 Main street. sign BIG FLAG.
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SKETCH or THE ARCHBISHOP.

James Roosevelt Haylcy was born in New
York in the year 1871, and is consequently
GGty-cight years ot age. In tic Ntcrnal line
H.. yellsc,ruls an An9lo-Am"rican family,
Of which. in lhc closing half of The last CEN
fury. Or. Richard BayIcy, OF New York city,
was the recognized head. DR.. Bayley, who
Ind risen to distinction in the medical pro-
lesion, and who had been hcalth physician
to the port of New York, died of ship fever,
contracted in the discharge OF his Official
duties, at The quarantine grounds, on Au-
gust 1G, 1901 He was the first professor OF
an.toiny in Columbia College, New lork,
appointed In 1892, and was also appointed
professor of surgery In 1903. New YORK IS
said to owe to him the origin of lis system OF
quarantine laws. lie was the father OF MIS-
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s,fsY s:s,s,s,s,

GPECIAL NOTICE. have Just received
~ and opcned fniI and we'll sssorted stock OF
LADIES, GENTS, AND C1IItDREN'S
WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR,
which will sell cheap to cash buyers Please call
and examine Ut JULIUS MEYERS,
ocl2-1w G13 Brald street.
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CEsrTEEINs;,

II }. IRVING & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-03-16
Co-Partnership.

Co-Partnership.
rlulE undersigned give notice that they have
/ formed a co-partnership under the name Of
II. Ii. HARVEY & Co., for the purpose of manu-
featuring Stone Tools, at the machine shop lately
occupied by III. II. Harvey. All orders promptly
attended to. II. H. HARVEY,
G.. A. TURNER.
Pet.ingilrs Cor, Augusta, JAN %, 1872.
II. H. Harvey gives notice that he is ready to set
tie with all his creditors, and respectfully invites
II. II. HARVEY.
Pettingill's Corner, Augusta, Jan. p, 1872.
ian24-ttf
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye s the best in the 'cortd-
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; no
disappointment no ridiculous tints or rdsagreeabc
Otor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or natural
Brown leaves the hair clean, SOFT beautiful; does
not contain particle Of lead or any injurious COM
pound. Sold by all druggists. Factory, 10 BOND
STREET, MY. ect3.t&wly
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To TIE AFFLICTED.
If your Druggist is out of the Salve and neclects
to keep supplied, sexd seventy five cent. as directed
below, and receive a box by return mall
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We. the undersigned, iave been acquainted with
Miss sawyer for many years and believe her TO be
a Chrl'ii'n lrdy and skilful nurse, and having
used her salvc in families, it gives us great
pleasure in saving it is the best general medicine
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Ntnntbtt yournal.
Published On Water Street, Foot Of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN & NASH.
Ilallg Slennebet sournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
reports ofthe Markets, and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles, and generous
amount of farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with a full compilation of State news.
Terms, 81 per annun, in Advance; est payment
is not made within the year. Single copies 5ccnts.
10 be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in-
-erions less slOO; 25 cts. for every subsequent
Insertion Longer advertisements, those inserted
ter any considerable length oftime, will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Offices Is per cent. additional.
Amusement Notices. ta per square per week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-04-04
Master Commissioners Notice.

Ann Bpban. Martha Burwcll. Wm H. Sargent,
and IdaF Sargent. his wife Alfred Day,
and Maria i. Day, his wife, u-her own right
and as assignee Of Eff L. Anderson. and
John Cartwright as assignee Of Sophia E.
Neale, vs..
Lewis Anderson. In Chancery.
The parties 10 The above named cause now
pending in the Circuit Court Of Mason county,
West virginia, will please take notice that I.
the undersigned. h Master Commissioner Of.
said Court, have fixed upon the 7,h day Of
May, 1872. at the office Of Knight & Couch,'in
the town Of Point Pleasant, Mason county.
West Virginia as the time aud place at which
/ shall proceed to take, state ann report an &C.
court 10 Pursuance of a drcreelal order render.
ed in said cause on the 23d day Of February,
1872. showing .
First, The amount Of indebtedness from the
defendant. Lewis Anderson for rent Of six.
seventies ofthe real estate described in The Bill
AS Lot No. &. Of the estate Of Lewis Anderson,
dec d for the years 1868 and 1859 received by
SAID Lewis Anderson
Second, What amount Of said Indebtedness
is due TO the conplainans respectively from
the defendant, Lewis Anderson and such 9th.
pr matters IS either party in interest may re.
quire. Given under my hand at my Office as
such Commissioner this 3Olh day Of April,
1872 JAMES Il. Ci UGH, JR.,
april Adv Master Commissioner.
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POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA.


A special dispatc! from Brownsville,
Texas, March 2Slh, says that the Grand
Jury Of the Federal Court, Judge Morrill,.
has indicted the Mexican General CorIiuas
for lcvying war against the United States
A presontment Of facts bas been made,
which shows the arrival Of bands Of Next.
eau raiders on the Texas border for the
purpose Of stealing cattle. A reign Of
terror exists between tho Ncuccs and Rio.
Granle In the districts Of the former
the inhabitants have been threatened with
death. Tho evidence shows that since the
close Of tho American civil war an aver
age Of five thousand cattle has been stolen
monthly, the value Of which is estimated
at S6 100000. During that period four
revenue officers have been killed by the
Mexicans, and tho officers Of the law are
10 constant peril Of their lives.
While tho Administration is watching
and graspins at every pre,cxt to place
troops in tho Southern States, to brow.
beat the oppressed aud degraded people of
that section, and It's citizens ore being
dragged from their homes md thrown into
prison, on charges made by worthless ne
groes, aud worse than worthless white
men, for political purpo ses--to secure
Grants reelection. While this is being
done, our citizens on tho Texan border are
being murdered and pluudored by a band
Of outlaws from q foreign country, and
Grant makes no effort to prevent it. The
government has time and again been ask.
ed fortroops to protect that border, but to
no avail The Administration prefers to
keep its soldiers in the Southern States to
more and moro Cypress aud prosecute the
Southern people. The military are need.
ed in the Southern States to carry these
States for Grant. Grant cares not how
much the Mexicans invade our soil. or
how many ofour citizens are killedhy for
eigu marauders. He only cares for bis
own reelection.
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Stockholders Meeting.

rI,HE Stockholders Of the Clifton Salt Com.
| pany will take notice, that general
meeting Of the Stockholders Of said Company
will be held at The principal office OF said
Company in The town Of Clifton, Mason Coun-
ty, West Virginia, on Friday the l9Ih day o.
April, 1872, between The hours Of 10 O'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock P. N fo' the purpose o.
transacling any business that may then and
there b. brought before said meeting.
BY order Of the following stockholders hold
ing over one tenth Of the capital stock Of said
Con pany.
D. REED, cwncr 10 shares.
t DIR. TRAIN, owner Is shares.
HENRY UlLCHER. owner "A shares.
s. MCKNIGHT, owner % shares
EDW'D. TURNDUmL. l3la shares.
Clifton, Vest Va Apnl LIST, i572-td.
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GRANT AND THE GERMANS.

GRANT AND THE GERMANS.
The Omaha Herald says: The Germans
number two millions out Of the forty mil
lions Of people who live under the govern
ment ofthc United States On tho slav-
cry issue they were largely Republican in
politics, although friends Of the democrat
ic principles which gave them political
freedom on the broadcast terms Of equality
with native Americans 10 the memorable
struggles Of tho Democracy with the settle
ment Of the slavery question. through civil
VIA, the issues, and the Germans, with
that intelligent perception and ready COM
pfehensions for which they arc so we'll
known and appreciated, began to look for
new questions concerning their own and
ahe national welfare. They found the ad.
ADMINISTRATION Of the government 50 prosll-
tutcl and corrupted in every department,
and such tendencies to military encroach'
ment upon the principle Of local self gov.
ernment as to arrest their serious attention,
and to lead them to inquire into the
necessity for redress aud reform. For
vcnturing, through such splendid orators
and statesmen in the Senate as Carl SchuTs
and other leaders, to ask for correction
Of these terrible wrongs and abuses, they
arc pouncel upon by the myrmidons of ar
rogant power, and the order goes forth
that they must be crushed out. Pampcr,
ed by patronage, few Germans surrender
to this suboruing influence, but that does
not alter tho fact that the masses OF Ger.
man cit;aens arc fast coming to The con-
Clusion that they are not tue slaves OIL U
S. Grant.
The Grant dynasty are now engaged IN
consolidating the negro vote as an Offset to
the German vote. aud make their boast o.
tbe exchange. This is beautiful spec'a'
clio. The mad abus, Of Schurz, the syste'
matte traduction OF character for patriotism
and integrity, passes f0ruothing in com
parison to the degrading aud insulting
boast that tho blackness Of ignorance Is I
be snapped off for that intelligent Germa
power which did so much TO give victor
TO The Union arms, aai without which l
s. Graut had never : o. the White Hous'
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA.:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, on Monday.
April lst, 1879.
Margaret Lynn Horton,
Valentine B Horton, il William A. lleaiy,
John S. Lewis, John W, English, James II.
Couch, Charles P 7 Moore, Mary ,. Nc.
Cnlloch, John McCulloch, Rcbetca =. Nc
Daniel, in her own rishl (and as guardian of
Mary j Mcdaniel and GcorgeC Mcdaniel
Wallace Mcdaniel, Mary j.. Mcdaniel and
George . Mcdaniel.
The object Of this suit Is to set aside as frau
dulent deed of conveyance made by the de-
lendant, Valentine B. Horton. Jr., to William
A. Hpaly on the 10Th day Of MAY, 1871. f1r
two tracts of land situated in Waggener town.
ship. Mason county, West Virginia, containing
together 296 acres, and 10 subject said real es'
tate 10 the payment Of The Almony now due
The complainant under and by virtue OF de-
c,c,al order Of the Court of Common Pleas ot
Hamilton county Ohio rendered on the III
day of June, 1866. ond TO secure and provide
for ,he pe, meut Of such other sims OF money
as owed for her Alimony under and by vir'
tue of said tecle,al order as are yet to become
due. And it appearing from atli lavit filed
with tho pap,rs Of this cause, that William A
lIealy and Wallace Mcdaniel are non resi-.
dents of the State Of West Virginia, on mo.
ton of Complainant by Counsel, it is ordered
that they do appear here within onemonth at
Ga. ,ha 1,,a ,r III, fret nnhlirai inn of this or
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Itlas been computed that over Sl.oOo
has been paid during the past thirty years
for printing the single word Laughter
in the Congressional Globe. ltspresual-
ed that il the computation also covered tie
word Applause" the amount would be
lrippled or quadtupled, The most curious
part Of the business is the fact that q con-
siderable portion Of the amount was paid
applause and laughter interlarded 10
speeches that we're never delivered, but
which we're printed by consent, their auth.
ors being allowed to insert the applause I"
etc, where in their opinion it would have
been given had the speech really been de.
liycred.
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In the New York response to the Liberal
Republican movement. which We publish
cd Saturday, will be recognised tue names
Of many ofths oldes. leaders Of that party
III the Empire State. The waters of the
political deep are surely breaking up wien
a gentleman Of tho character of Horace
Greeley puts his name to such letter as
tina! to Colonel Grosvehor, Of Missouri
Is there Il word in the short political plat.
form which it contains that any Democrat
can dissent from? Read it and judge:
ave believe the time has come when
political olftnses Of the past should be par.
donel; that all citizens should be protected
in the enjoyment of the rights guaranteed
them by the Constitution; that Federal
taxation should be imposed for revenue,
and 50 adjusted as to make the burden on
the industry Of the country as slight as pos.
sible; that a reform in civil service should
be made which will relieve political action
from the influence Of official patronage;
lhnt'the right Of local self-govcrnment, the
foundation Of American freedom. should
be ressser,ed, and the eucroachmcnts of the
Federal power checked; aud We also believe
that at this time special duty rests on the
people to do away with corruption 10 Office
The exposures recently made in this State
have brought TO light evils which are uo'
confined to one purity, nor to q single To-
cality, and disclose dangers more formula
bic than any which the Republic has yet
encountered '..'......,......o,.,oaoa.
We can stand upon that, and accept as
political brethren all who believe in it,
/ The Cincinnati Convention and the Dem
ocratic Convention could not do wise
, thing than to adopt it. Then, with caudi
dates who illy represent it, the coun'r,
I will be carried against Grant by popula
ou,burs, such as has no. been seen sine
lS4O.-Cin. Enquirer.
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It is said that no epidemic, not even the
cholera, has within half a century been as
general or fatal in Philadelphia as the
smallpox, the bills Immortality presenting
an average of more than two hundred
deaths week during the autumn and
winter. 1t has ragged during period
nearly ten times as long as did cholera,
and it has not yet ceased.
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TO MARY ]. DAYwALT:-

Take notice thai shall on the 9Th day Of
May, 1872, at the law office Of w. d. Tomlin.
son. IN Point Pleasant, Yves; Virginia, between
the hours Of a. NJ. and 6 p m. Of that day,
pr eeed 10 lake the dispositions Of Marion
Gregg and Others, to be read asevldence in my
behalf in n certain suit in equity depending in
the Circuit Uoirt Of M,son county, wherein !
am plaintiff and you are defendant; and Il
from any cause the taking Of the said drpo'i.
lions be not commenced on that day. or it
commenced, be no, concluded on that day. The
taking of the same will be adjourned from day
to day, or from time at The saneplacc and be
lweeI, the same hours until the same shall be
completed.
Respectfully yours, &C..
MARK B DAYWALT.
april Adv. ~ Counsel.
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WEST VIRGINIA:

WEoI YlhUlNla.
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, on Monday
April lst. ls7a. go
Mark 3 Daywalt,
vs.. In Chancery.
Mary Daywalt.
The object Of the above suit, is to obtain
from the defendant, a divorce from the bonds
Of ma,rimoliy. And it appearing from affi]a.
,il filed with the papers oflhis cause. that The
drfcndant. Mary ] Daywalt is non resident
of the State Of West Virginia. on motion Of
Complainant by Counsel, it is ordered that
she do appear here within one month after the
date Of the first publication Of this order. aud
do what is neces, AIRY to protec. her interests in
this cause. Tes.e:
@. B. WAGGEEER, CPk.
by G, B. Wasgensr, j., Deputy.
W. II. Tomlinson, Sol.
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A Gre at Toledo, Ohio, on the 9th ul.
destroyed the ship chandlcry store Of Will
cox Bros. The loss on the building is
about $4,000. The outfit of number of
vessels wiu,eriug there, were stored in the
loft. many of which were destroyed, and
others more or less damaged
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Stockholders Meeting.

HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE "Mason
Comfy Printing and Publishing Compa.
ny" will lake notice that there will be a gene
raj meeting of the stockholders Of said Com
pany at the office OF r. A. GUTHRIE, in the
town OF Point Pleasant. Mason couAty, West
Virginia, on Friday. the l2h day of April,
1879, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, for the
purpose Of eleclins Board Of Directors, and
to make by laws for the government Of said
Company, and to transact any other bust
nee, ssary to be done by said stockholders
Goo w. Morcdoek, 4 B. Swami,
r Il. Wipkleblsck, j. y. Walkcl,
Major Brown, J A Gibbons,
John U. Myers, . Shrewsbury.
Geo E. Downing, William French,
II H. Swallow, !. W. elssoa
A Q. Mason. William smllh,
s A. Bunap, +. A. Guthrie,
W. w. Harper, b. Gilmore.
B. L. Miles tif Fl. Mcdaniel.
Persons desiring the success OF a Republl
can newspaper in NJ son county are respect
fully invited to be in Point Pleasant on the
above named day. Lapr 4-aw.