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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-30

WMio the Grant newspapers are pnh
iloly proolalminS that their candidate is
sure to DO elected, no matter what be-
tides, the chair rnen of their oonmittees
national, State and special, nre secretly
blending for more money. crying out, in
q paraphrase of Cw,ar's appeal to Cas-
s!ns, ''HeIp--cnsh us-or we sinkW
Here is one A. B. Cornell, chairman.
United Stat@ Custom House officer.
&c., IN New York, who has sont circu.
lar, dnted Fifth Avenue Hotel. October
Ii, to national banks. stating that "this
committee has determined not to make
assessments on Federal or State officers
as has been usual heretofore, and, there.
lore, "e!haVe to rely upon such volun
tary contributions as they, together with
other frienla of the oauss. may be
pleased to make" It will be observed
In the above that, 10 addition to the i'm
Piled acknowledgment that moro money
Is needed to GARRY tho elections for the
Radical candidates, the circular speaks
OF assessments :on Federal or State
ohicors, as has been .usual bAeetoforc... :.
1t will. pc remembered ithat the rOfant
organs make a'clAmorots claim that the
money wruhg from Unit4dl states ioffice-
holdera ;,lE Voluntarily dhtribnted1 to
''the cans6," . HeM false this assertion "a
ls shOwu- in" the words aboys quoted.
wherein the RsOwAl il made that the
othoe-holders are assessed so much per
cent. upon their salaries to help elect :,
PRESIDENT and Vice President OF the
United States.-- Washington Patriot.
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leans 20>1. Ffonr. dull aud declining.
Wheat quiet and heavy; Corn dull and
unchanged. Pork firm. at Is 90. Lard
steady--steam SsS@8z. Freights quiet,
7P. M.-Money, after stringent day,
closed at Z. Sterling 824. Gold 1890
12T. Governments steady. States dull
and barely steady. Cotton steady; sales
2,l24 bales-uplands 20; Orleann 2O%.
Flour dull aud lower-common to tair
extra 7.l009 Is; gond to choice g. 2OM
1900. Whlskey firm, at 93I.. Wheat
heavy; common grades deolining-winter
red Western 1.58@1,65. Corn opened
dull, bnt closed shade frmer, with
moderate export demand. Pork q trifle
easier. at 15.S5@15. Lard weak,
at 83sC981s. Freights more active aud
trm. Cotton reooipts---net /, ,O2G bales
gross 4,3l5. Sales Of futures Is. 200
bales. '.s follows: October 195aC9l9 1I-16;
November 1834(@181s; Deoembsr 1871
(9lS24; January Is is 16@l9; February
l934; Maroh 19JS019 1916; April 2OL<
on SIG; May 2O5S.
BALTIMORE, October 29.-Flour quiet
Wheat duil-ohcice white 2.O5(dl2 10.
Corn strong-white 72; yellow 43(G45.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. WINS.
key scarce, at OAK.
CINo1NNAT1, October 2o.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn in fair demand
and firm. at 40. Pork nominally IA so.
Lard stoady-kettle held at 8. Bacon
trm-shouIders 6L; oloar rib sides, 10
bid; 10ll asked; clear sides 1l4. Wits
key steady, at 80.
ST. LoUIs, October 29.-Flour quiet
and weak. Corn dull-No. 2, mixed.
30. Whiskey steady, at SO. Pork
stock exhausted. Bacon quiet-cash lots
OF shoulders z; sides 1lh5@ll34; order
lots 40. higher. Lard in good demand
for future delivery, at Tx.
LOUISVILLE, October 29.-Flour in fair
demand extra family 650@725. Corn
steady-mixed 45; white At. Provisions
scarce; nothing doing. Shoulders 6%@
Ga; clear rib sides .l0A@10H. packed
Lard aud pork, none here. Whiskey
firm, at 80.
NEW ORLEANS. October 29.-Cotton
IN lair demand-good ordinary 184; low
%iddiing 1874; middling l9J4; receipts
evening 100; stock "a, AL.
MOBILE, October 29.-Cotton firm
middling 10; receipts 1852 bales; sales
900; stock l4.977. ~ a.:L
AUGUSTA, October 2o.-Cotton quiet
and frm-middlIng Is; receipts i,O27
balee; sales 1919.
CHARLESTON, October 20 Cotton
quiet aud frm-middling l8%@l85s;
receipts 2,9l9 bales; sales 400; stock
1850.
BosToN, October %. Cotton strong-
middling 2O&; receipts $50 bales; sales
400; stock 2. 800.
SAVANNAH, October % Cotton quiet
and ffirm-middling l8M@l85s; receipts
5.236 bales; sales 1.615; stock 81. 399.
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UNPARALLELED OUTRAGE gentle
man from the vicinity of Gordon called
at this Office, says the Macon 1rieqyuph,
and made the following startling dis.
closures:
On Wednesday night. about 2 P. NJ,
baud of ten United States soldiers. led
by some breret official, appeared az the
dwelling Of DR.. J. Is. Tel re.I, in Quest of
the Doctor and his son. who were from
homes They entered .be house and
searched the premises in The rudcst man.
ner, violating with their rufiau presence
the sleeping chamber Of two young la
dies, aud even tearing frotatheir persons
the bed covering which protected them.
Disappointed d. not finding their prev.
they then visitedi other do&icils, and ar.
rested and bore away With them Messrs
Wm. Fountain::,. Wm: .Cdllf. William
Bridges, Frank Remington, Edward
Walker, railtoad 'agent. and Jamos Foun-
tain. Not coatent with thus outrnging
the homes ahtl persons. Of their victims,
these exemplary representatives of Radi.
cal law proceeded to riffs the pockets of
one OF their prisoners, Mr.. VIM. Foun.
tain. of about SIS.
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CAPT. SHoTwgLL- This fearless youth
publishes card in the Charlotte Oh
seroer Indignantly deny ing that ho had
been trying to make terms with the enc.
my. We believe that he would rot in
the penitentisry before he wuuld do au
nnmanly or cownrdly thing. The
whole story was low Ku:iical trick. The
Impression sought to be made was that
Shotwell could convict Vance and certain
Conservative leaders, blt was too honor
able to do it. The men Win got up til :
lie knew that these lenders weru no uorc
connected With the Ku Klnx prgau.z..
ton than Horace G,.r.oy or Gen Cant,
ICtn,irys Somiern M.ae.
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Mirrors.
BY SEIBELS r. FZETI.

TO,MohROW IThursda,l MORNING III.
Siss instant. at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell. al
The twn large Mirrors which have beam so
muon ADMIRED. They are the 6nest a1ar
offered in this market, and persons w;sh,n9
such should ba on hand. The ladies are e.s
pecially invited to call aud examine tbem.
selves. We assure them no bad rtheotion
AT tho same time aud place, variety os
useful artic'cs-fne Sewing Machine. Wood
stoves, Carpenters, Wheolwrigh It's and Black
smiths Tools, &C.. &c.
Articles received until 10 O'Clock
Oct 80
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INTERNAL Revenue The Commis.
sIoner Of Internal Revenue will be very
brief in his annual report The late
changes in the law work ep satisfactorily
that no Recommendation for improve
ment can be suggested. The revenue
from whlskcy, malt and liquore is largely
Increased. The amounts realized from
tobacco are twenty per cent. beyond
calcnlations The troubies with brewers
will be loft to Congress for action. Tie
present uniform tax on tobacco has
been found to work especially favorabIo.
The number Of distillsries, especially in
the Southern States. las increased in m
unprecedented manner. 1t is estimated
that under tho reduced figures the reve-
nue. from internal sources will amount
to Sl25. .000,O 900, which is $40, ,OOO, 600
above the figures agreed upon by tue
financial authorities when the reductions
went into effect.
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MARRIED.

>, At the residence ot the brides father, in
Union County. on .the 2Si instant. by Rev.
I'll. city, and Mi.sI bessie MoKissiCR, Of
Union. |(S'f
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Ems. the famous ierman resort for
gamblers, has been 4 privtl of it's at.
fractions for this cln of visitors. the
establishment" havlL., been closed by
the Government. The profits of tho
bank during the past season amounted
to 1896. 900. The Establish ments" or
legalized gambling houses ut Baden.
Baden and Mannheim will be closed on
October 81; those at Wsisbaden and
Hombourg on December 81.
TIE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
actual result of the West Vlrginia cleo
ton has been rather lost sight of in the
excitement of later and more importnnt
contests. Gov. Jacob has just issued a
proclamation declaring that the revised
constitution was adopted, but the clause
separately submitted, excluding colored
men from Office, was rejected.
THE ELECTION IN Co11EroN CouNrv
The Colleton Gazette says: A very lluht
vote was polled il this County at this
election. A little over 5000 votes wore
polled altogether. At the election in
1870, we polled over 5000 votes. "What
fall is this, my countrymenr'
One Of the most infamous and po,ori.
ous Villains OF New York, "rhe Alion''
by nome, openly boasts that hc made
SO 600 by bis services rendered. TO rhe
Radicals at the election held ID Phi.a,'
phia. Some OF his gang coolly affirm
thas they voted forty times apiece.
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The Great Drug House.
E. II. HEINITsH

0HAS the most complete stock OF DRUGS.
w nEID9iC1MES. I9 PATENT MEDICINES,
M .AfNn. AMR HEAtTA;aEsToRiNa aE.a HI: 8 MEDI.
siAt HElNIrsaS you viii find tue largest
variety OF Chemicals. new Pharmaceutical
Preparations, new Remedies for Hen, Women
and Children.
An oiogant assortment OF Toilet Soaps and
Toilet nequisites, Ptrfumery, Novslties, Po-
mades, Hair Preparations, Hair Dressers and
Hair Restorers and Beautifers. Over 100 dif-
leTent patterns English Hair Brushes.
Every variety Of English and French Tooth
Brushes,
~, New. Medicinal Confect:ons for Coughs,
Throat aid lungs. 80
The most important consider alton in regard
20 this ex.eneive and tine supply OF goods is
tnat they are so reasonable in price. Pur-
chased at low prices, they will be sold on tho
same terms:
piled with best medicines, At reduced prices.
at q. b. HEINZ rSH'S
t,ot 3O + Drug and Chemical Store.
New Huiled Buckwheat.
IN BARkELB-,iirst OF the season. For
sale by GEO. sYMMERs.
Seed Wheat.
- BUSHELS Chilean White SEED
HEAT q choices variety.
s. bushels Red Spring Wheat. For sale for
greer lacks. HOPE GYLEs.
Carriage Materials.
pUGGY WHEELS.
AD Springs and Axles.
liuggy Seats,
SpUkes and Felloes,
Shatts and Poles,
Enameled Leather and Cloth.
Also, Dash Leather, Bolts. Hubs. Maleab!s
Caetings, Paints. varnishes, &c, Co., on hand
a1S 9es - 80 sale low BY JOHN AasEw SON.
Replete.
WJE do not wish to be '.frantic" in our
w style Of advertising, but we do beg q
Discriminating. public to peruse the few fol-
lowing items before eating or drinking any
thing purchased elsewhere:"
Yes, madam, 1--WE are talking to the ladiee
now, our stock is rep,ete with every thing me-
cossary To supply the modest larder, or tickle
tho appetite OF The fastidiOus epicure; in fact,
snything from BUTTER TO BhOMA. MACK
ELEL 10 MUSHROOMS.
ALSO.
Ched'lar Choose and the surowry Ljmberg-
er, Will the tlnert assortment OF Englieh and
American CKACkEItH, PICKLES, BAUOE9.
POrFED MEATS, Calls Foot aud other JEL.
LIES ahu PKESEhVES, over offered in Co.
lunhi..
And, Mr.. Mann, two have talked TO yon be-
'ore,) ami you know rotty we'll how it is your
soif. You have shown 1t In your actions, and
do az We have been dong. When madam has
attended to the gastrnnOmical arrangement,
and tho cloth has been taken from the table
the proper ingredients may be had, az usual.
TO aid digestion. and create that 'foaBt OF
reason and the q wv Of soul" which Moet a
Caanion, Latour blanche or Chateau Yauem
alone can create in generous eonls. ''Jes co."
Onr stock OF fine imported SHERRIES.
rOR rs. CLARErS, HOOKS, aud other
WINES. alwa, 8 in full supply.
Our Brandles arc unapproachable, and this
standard shall be nixintaiDed
Oct 20 GEO. SYMMRRR
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5.236 bales; sales 1.615; stock 81, 399.
How 1T FEELS TO BE POISONED WITH
STkYCHNINE. man out in Nevadn.
who took dose of strychnine by mis-
take and escaped to tell the tale, de-
scribes the sensation of dying by this
process. 1t ia enough to deter any per-
son IN his senses from selecting that
mode OF committing suicide. He says
he felt succession Of shocks and con-
vuisions, each worse than being broken
on the wheel, and after suffering terrible
torments for period that seemed of in
hnite duration, he finally sunk into un-
consciousness, from which he was res.
oued by the utmost exertions of skill
full physician.
Boy DROWNED Steele, colored.
ABOUT fourteen years old, deck hand of
the tug Relief. foil overheard yesterday
morning, while the vessel was lying off
Palmetto Wharf. Before assistance
could be rendered him he was atrnck bv
one Of the wheels. sunk, aud rose no
MORE Charleston Courier.
ANOTHER GIN. HOUSE BURNED.
gln.house Of Mr.. W. H. Kennedy, a few
miles distant from Indiantown, together
with cotton press, large quantity. of
seed, and little cotton, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Last Tuesday night.
Ii was evidently tho work Of an incendi.
airy.
MIR. s. M. Smart has fled a protest
with the State Canvasser, against tho re-
ception Of the Horeb Box, on tho ground
OF sufficient in formaities to throw il out
OF The count. In case it j. thrown out,
Smarts majority over Nj. 8. Miller will
be forty.one. = IVinns6oro Ne,os.
The Uuion School of Westfield, NY.
has naughty professor. He recently
got divorce from his vito and elopea
with pupil. Her ho deserted, hired a
livery horse and buggy and sold them,
and wound up by stealing joweler 8
watch.
FOUND DEAD. John Capps. Sr., of
Long Crock Township. N. O.. was found
dend in his bed. recently. The coroner
was not called in. He was the Oldest
man in tho township, and an excellent
citizen.
We haven't heard of single case of
outrage in Alabama, and vet the despot
sends his troops thither. Will the peo.
pie sustain Grant in these tyrannical
courses?
A Michigan man narrowly escaped
hanging six months ago, for the muir.
der Of boy. The youth has turned up
safe and sound.
Peshtigo. Wis, is like Chicago. play.
ing the part OF the arisen phmnix with
great success.
A Pacific slope Chinaman gambled his
wife away. and then, following her to
the winners house. stabbed her to death.
We have reached the astounding
power OF communicating with Australia
in one day.
Half Of circus is laid up at sus.
pension Bridge, N. Y. Horse disease
did il.
Pickpockets arc inclined to believe in
q special Providence eince ladies have
begun to wear Russia leather belt-bags.
a drug clerk in New York has been
sentenced to prison for ten days for at.
tempting to commit suicide.
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Carriage Materials.
DUGGY WHEELS,
I'D Springs and Axles.

~ dX1tbs
liuggy Seats,
Spukes and Felloes
Shafts and Poles,
Enameied Lenther and Cloth.
Also. Dash Leather, Bolts, Hubs, Maleab!s
Caetiugs, Paints. varnishes, &C., Co., on hand
and for sale low by
OCT 30 JOHN A2NEW 4 RON
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p BUSHELS Chilean White SEED
5e VIII EAT--a choices variety.
81 bushels Red Spring Wheat. For sale for
grecrbicks. HOPE Il GYLES.
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The Poiu. Pleasant Dock Company
have commenced the building Of baTges.
Tbey have one about ready to launch
Democratic and Conservative
Meetings.

T.
There will be public speaking at the
following places. Our candidates on tho
county and district tickets, will be present
and aidress the people. upon the issues
involved in this canvass.
Cooper and Robinson
Kings School House, Monday, July
Doth, at night.
McComb's School House, Tuesday Ju'
" 3O,h, 8 p, nj.
James Rayburu's School House. Tues
day. July Both. at night
Morgau's Barn, Wednesday July 3D.
at night. -,
40 sayer's School House. Thursday
August LIST, at night.
Fishers School House, Friday. August
ID. at 3p. m
Thomas Fowler's School House, Friday
August ID, at night. .,
Machir's Store, Saturday, August ID,
3p M.
Sand Hill Church, Saturday, August 8,
at night.
Graham and Waggcner.
At West Columbia. Monday, August
9th. at night.
Clifton, Tuesday, Aug 9th, at night
Mason City, Wednesday, Aug. 7th' at
night. a.,
Hartford City, Thursday, August S'h'
a, night.
New Haven, Friday, August 9th at
night.
Albert Roush s School House, Saturday
Aug 10th. at 8 p. M.
Graham Station School House, Saturday
August 10th, at night.
The people are respectfully invited to
attend BY order Of the
COUNTY Elk. COMMITTEE
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Are You Going West!

II SO, take our advice, and purchase Your
Tickets over the old reliable and popular
Missouri Pacific Railroad, which is Post
lively, the only Line that runs three DAILY
Express Trains from St Louis to Kansas o',y
and the West! and is, POSITIVELY, the only
Line which runs Pulman's Palace Sleepers and
fine dav Coaches Especially for mosersl e.
tipped with Miller's Safety Platform and lhe
Patent Steam Brake FROM ST.. Louis to Kansas
City, f. Scott, Parsons, Lawrence, Lra U!.
worth Atchison, 81. Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs and Omaha, without chanse!-
For information in regard to time tables. rates,
DO, to any point in Missouri, Kansas; Nebras
ka, Colorado, Texas or California, call upon or
address j. F Thompson, Agent, missouri ra'
ciac Railroad, Chattanooga, Tenn or Atlanta,
Ca; or +. A. Ford, Gen'l Passenger Agent, st..
Louis, Mo
No trouble to answer questions!
feb 29-ly,
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State of West Virginia. IS:

State of West Virginia. IS:
4 T Rule. held in the CLERKS Office OF lhs
a Ctco, ronr, Of Mason county, gu 'pe
4 :, Monday IN July, le79
Cha,lcs L. Jones. complainant
Iuhn W. Blackwell. William W Newman. =;
q Eastman md Columbus Srhon, Adm'rof
tho estate Of Byrd l.. Jones, deceased %
fendnn,c IN Chuncery
No abinct II this snit is 10 compe! the 40
md as Joan W. Blackwell, William w.
NUg.Afo and A, q. Eastman, to pay by wv
a. contribution to hc complainant. q Z, Jone.
,.ir propo,,ln,r .har- of certain sums o!
.,ev MIA out b, e + Jonr, a their JOINT
,bliy,r q, .ah Blackwell Newman aud EsAt
nam, an til, bout If Byrd l. Jones az dfr'>
sheriff for AMIR Ra.sbrry late sheriff ol
Nn,on comfy ani al TO % settle ne nd'n'n's
ration .cc,ualofC Schor Administrator OF
l,o psin,, o, Bird l. jolps deceased,
And il appearing by affidavit filed WIN Una
n,ner, in il, cause. that the dgE,udanls. john
\ CLICK grll N william ". Newman ara
n, residents q the State Of West V'rsinia II
,s .. l,red that they do appear here v'l'''n one
rou,h after thu hsl publication Of This order
i, d do wha, Unnecessary to project lheir'h'e''
estsln thi, snil Tcstc,
CHAS r WAGGENEll, Clerk.
English Il Sion, Soils.
julv il-4x
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tn tho yo,ers Of Mason County.

To the Voters Of Mason County.
The of Clerk Of The County Court being MN
isterial and not political in its character; cre"'
ed Tor the accommodation Of the whole peop'e
and not Of any particular parry. and believing
that it should be removed as far as possi"Ie
from partizan inaunce and political prejudice
and also believing that it is the right OF every
citizen to present his mar to his iellow'c,,l'
xcns as candidate for Office, and having the
assurance from many friends Of their support.
! respectfully offer myself as an independent
candidate for The office Of Clerk ofthe County
Cour, of this county, and solicit yonr xuflr4ges
for that Office at the election to BE- held on me
4th Thursday Of August next, pledg'ng you. II
{, 1ected, my undivided attention to the duties
Of tho Office. ,,,,,,,,n
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Sale of Real Estate TN the
Lower End Of Mason
County.

TN pursuance Of the terms Of o decree Of ,'e
| Circuit Cour, Of Mason county. West w
vinia. rendered a, the May Term 1872, IN 3
Chapcery cause therein pending, wherein a
! Wat,erson, Administrator Of .the estate OF
VIM q Locke, deceased. was plaintiff and \
!. Ws,rr,on. Administrator OF the estate oil
lame, W. Ball. deceased, ct. nf,. were erIen
d,n,s We the undersigned, Special Commas
ioners. shal on the
4,h Day of September, 1879,
rroceed to sell a, public auction at The fo,'"
bocr ol the Court House Of Mason onn'y, we
20 acres of land in thu l'i'l and p'o''e"'n
mentioned, ap,n the following terms nc
third Of the purchase morey cash in hand aHa
the balance upon credit Of six ana ,v'Vo
months. taking from the purchaser bond W. y
GOOD security bearing interest from dale avn
,a,s;uiug The legal title ssn lurYrr seN"N
", n TOullNS0N sptHi
JAS II COUCH. JR comm"
aug law.
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To omsumptivcs!

The advertiser, having beel permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy.is anxious 10 make known e !,
his fellow sufferers the means of cure. 10 all
who desire it he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used, free Of charge with the d.
rec,ions for preparing and using the same
which they will, And Sure CURE for CoSsuAr
rroS, As1axA, BaoyCHIrAs, DC. Parties wish
Ing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWAED WILSON.
264 South Third Street, Williamsburg, NY
nov. 9-lY. A..
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" EST VIRGINIA.:

! WEST VIRGINIA:
,lnn meeting Of 'h. Board Of Supervisors
N ,ou ronn v held and Continued %
ihr 'nur House thereof on The W. da' oF
May 1872.
Il rv,As.s ion h,s been presented. "a
N, u, .ri proposing The following pan o'
Co,,,, nour, III len " the county Court pro-
,,i,... 10, N The proposed New Constltaop
oo1a.y our, hall b, composed Of q
,,nv!. judge, WHO .iail beat the time OF his
M brs qualified attorney At law Az ths
tgr Ae County Court held for laying tha
col, levy thu Judge of said Court snail canAs
!, h. su,nmonpI one .InH'c" from each district
to sjt With him ior hppu'rn't Of laying Ar'd
lo, md attend 10 'c'' other police n.' a.
"a, ,h.irs Of The county us may come before
sal Gnurt," ;. :.
ropo consideration Of the proposition, IL Is
tup,usp, That vote Of the citizens Of ina
,rr, b '.kpn upon the plan proposed 10
,,t;ou IN the ,orrlh hnrsday IN august
T6 b,ldg h. a, oI M general cleo
to,, which vote N III hp Nv h,ll"' 1h'P"r
sous voting Tor nj pm" l'l' h'v wr''i'' ~
p.l,. ID upon hi. hi ln' III" words f"r 'hsnye
u county Cmrl and tho persons voting
49, 4 al, plan shnll have written orpr'n'rd.
mo, njs Az. m. wori, against change of
o. Court
+, ru,rsfi. ORncED. That this order DO
,l,lpd IN thu newspapers printed IN t'lS
r,au,, until T. g DAY Of election.
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n X HOWARD. Clrrt
, gsr VIRGINIA.:

mo.,ip VI the Ynrl of Supervise. of
May,n Couut, b"ld and ooll'i"u'l n, Lie Court
uoorc thereof, on th"2 !I Wy u May ls73'
on Il 3.ion 1t is OaptsgD hat It be SUB
ml,iyd The rn gems # the various townships
d ,lr election lolr held M M An Thursdns
H ,ug,ls, n,xt h. que l'on OF mn'ng u
,.n,. ~ no license lor III. snle Of Sp'r''n ]
L,on,s W.nr. Porter, Ale .Rer, or drink OF
r mtur. within sad townships, hose
.,nu. to vote in ',var Of license shall have
g ,i.n 0, printed on their hllots For II
ma !" AMI h r. drs'riDg to vote against y,
. .c .hnI has. wi ION 81 printed on shri'
li,rs A.aint III ems" at 'he Officers
5huc,,n. said ELECTION ''lhll MIKE 'etnrn
NJ 4 IN The sane 'nann'r Az Is pr~crib II ny
las AZ m..ipg return lot he ,ireti"n 81 h's"
shin oflie aud itai this order be published
in h. newspaper. of'his coua'y uutlI 'he day
OF election
Try H.R. HOWARD. Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-01
KILN z HOUSE.
lnear The Steamboat Landlpg,l

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGl Ia
Az. DEEM, Proprietor.
THIS we'll known house having been thor
oughly repaired and refurnished through
out, is now open for the accommodation Of III,
travelling public.
LIVERY STABLE.
Ac> There is connected with this House
YN a frst.claw livery and feed stable
which IS we'll supplied with buggios and hor
ses. ,,,
aug. %-iy. 49, DSsA'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-01
N office.

A1Y WIFE, i.GLlLA A. WHITEHEAD
'W having lef ii, be- aud board without
cause OF proyocaton. III persons are hereby
warned not to cnnll Or harbor her upon my
account, as vii! pay no debts Of her contract
inc. WILLIAM WHITEHEAD.
Aallipolis. ohm, July Is, ls79-4vpd'