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rules for the disposal OF ther fots anu 4
could not change them in their cassi 4
they wanted to build wsrks Aege they |
must ply tie regular price, for thsir
lots. The smerOpSe has been Per
sued tdssr5 al who came here to en-
gacc in manufacturing No encourage
meut his he,u chtred ~ capital or en-
terpri1e w reductivp in the price Of
hand, or oders ef assistance Rolling
.aiss sad. fcundrics, furniture factories
aud esrFiage-shol's woald not have gone
to neighboring towns had tAs1s owners
been met in a spirit Of libcrality and en-
courag2pest. They would very gladly
have awaited themselves of cur superior
.advaniascS for shippa.g kc. had proper
terms Ken accorded them.
This policy on the part Of the Land
company is both unw;se and illiberal
The fact Is already patent to every Oh
serving niipl. that unless It is changed,
and enterprises encouraged, the town is
9 failure. 1t cannot prosper from It's
own inherent sources Of wealth, for they
are but few and impracticable; non
from its being a transfer place for travel
between the east and west. No candid
man will presume to gainsay tie AZ
sertion that had the policy Of the
Company been more liberal, and had
shown n disposition to bring CAPT
ital here by freely giving land to par
ties who proposed TO erect works, there
would have been a population OF ten
thousand. instead Of the two thousand
we number today, Ifan acre Of ground
! here and there had been given away e
parties who proposed to conduct bus
| S,ssz upon il representing capital d
twenty-five thousand To one hHadred
! thousand dollars, it would seem that The
eft was wei made, and the benefits &C
cru.nS therefrom would more than re-
imburse the donors through increase
value Of the adjoining premises. With
the four thousand acres held by the
company, would I not be sOQG policy,
to give twenty-five, when they get in re-
turn, money and labor and population?
Would It not be we'll To give one acre
out Of twelve if the remaining. eleven are
thereby enhanced to The value of tie
original tYelye!-beSideS filling up the
town with people and increasing its bus
mess. If other towns Of less preten-
Sious eau give lands aud sums of money
to corporations to induce them to locate
their manufactures with them, and pros
per, it scems fair to presume that like
course would succeed here. 90
Again. tn price Of lots is too high
we are not vet Chicago and the soon
er we make up our minds to that fact
the better, and hence Chicago prices for
reaLestate will prove backward bust
ness. live ever come to hken ourSel-
Yes with Pgopriety to that great mart
Of trade, i viii be when we learn how
to dealw with men and enterprise, nor
until then need We make any pretensions
.beyold the significance of a country
town.
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ELECTION RETURNS
DEMOCRACY ON TIE MARcH.
The Virginia luelst Shalsd!

VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. 3.
Partial returns from thirty counties
indicate that the State has gone Con-
servative by a large increase over Walk
ers majority in 1859. Ken per's ma
jority will possibly run over twenty
thousand. ItI i
DETROIT, Nov. 5.
Comstock, Democrat, for Congress,
in the 9Th district, is elected by about
200 majority. .i,.sF
ILLINOIS.
uHIcAso, Nov. 5.
Returns from the city election ,ome
in slowly, but enough is known to in
sure the election of tho entire Peoples
ticket over the Citizens cor law and or
der ticket, by a majority OF from 5000
to 1000, and twelve out of twenty
Aldermen on the same ticket.
Very few reports are in from the
county elections in the State. but those
received show a large Farmers vote.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, Nov. 5.
Both the Senate and House Of New
jersey will be Republican, e former
by a majority of seven and the latter
four or five. The Republican majority
in the House last year was thirty.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.
The Democrats in this city elect
their entire ticket, including eighteen
delegates and one Senator by from
1900 to $4,000 majority. Walford
Democrat, for Controller of the State
Treasury, with six wards to hear from
has mallory Of Lib. Nothing def
mite from the State.
MINNESOTA.
ST Paul. Nov. 5.
Returns so far are meagre. but md,
cations all point. to the election of the
Republican State ticket. Davis running
ahead of his ticket.
NEW YORK. ..tt I
New Yo2K, Nov. 5.
The World elects ID Democratic and
II Republican Senators; also, 63 Dem
ocratic and s. Republican Assembly
men, in this State. The only question
about the State ticket is the Democrat
ic majority The Times says it is slight,
ard the World claims $4,000
Returns from four out of the five As.
Sembly Districts composing the Sixth
Congressional District gaye'Sunset Cox
$500 majority as James RrooksS sue
ceSSor.
MISSISSIPPI.
NATcHEz, Nov. 5.
This county gives Ames |, 500 maj.
Returns are not sufficient to- indicate
the general result.
JACKSON, Nov.
Ames' majority in the city is estima'
tel at 800, which is a small Republi
can reduction.
VIcKsBuRG, Nov. 5.
Alcorn probably carried the city
and county Scratching prevailed to
an unprecedented extent at all the
polls. Nothing can yet be given as to
the general result.
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Wayne County.
Correspondence Huntington Independent.
CEaEDo, West Va.
Nov. 4th 1873.


Nov. 4rh 1873.
Coward even to the summit is
the motto under which the energetic
people of our town are working
The church which was bought by the
Methodists has tsen undo sgo:ng re-
pairs. 1t has wonderfully increased
in beauty under the skilleus fingers
of the PainteEs and paper hangers
The pulpit was designed by the cele-
hra'ed Architect Floyd S. Hoard,
of the Ceredo House, and executed
by Samuel Bartholomew, it is q
splendid piece of work. The large
saw mill of q. w. Parson & Co. is
now in operation, and does not seem
10 the least effected by the Financial
crisis" as report d, 1t has received
coat of white-wash during its rest
ing spell, aud now when viewed by
moonlight and at a distsuce, it re.
sembles the renowned crystal palace.
We are happy to announce the
.opeBing OF new store on main
Street, under the supervision of our
Post Master, Isaac Boss II. tie has
our hearty wishes for his success.
Squirrel .huntiog is becoming quite a
passics among sooe Of our young
men. One ofthem especially, is con-
siiered pretty sharp at the Aforesaid
tmusemens He distributes the pro-
ceeds OF his sport among his fair &C
quaiu,ances. A queer way of show
i g his admiration bat quite true
nevertheless. MOI having much luck
what should break the quiet Stiffness
Of one Of our most beautiful nights
but the report of his a-wsty rife. and
we have no donbt, but what It's aim
was rendered uuerring by despers-
tor, but whether he was after SOUR
re!s or not, we have not been able to
ascertain, but Of this prodigy, more
anon.
The school Of this place is pros.
pering finely under, Mrs. Poore and
Miss Loua Mott. Now children i'm
prove your opportunities for you will
never have any better ones.
We had quite brisk snow storm
few days since, made US think Of
Christmas, uiuce pies 60. AS nv
store Of information Is exhausted i
will make my adies. Au revoir.
BEDorT.
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For sale ana Rent.

One large and handsome dwelling
house with IL rooms,
One dwelling house with rooms
Both Of these houses . re situated in the
best part of the city.
Also one excellent lot witha.good small
house in West Huntington.
We will sell the above properties on
easy terms. -f fts- f-Is
We have also for rent one store and
dwelling house. GIBSON j. SIMMS. If
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State Of West Virgmia.

AT RULES held in the clerks Office Of
the County Court Of Cabel County on
the first Monday in October 1873.
R. NJ CRALLE, Pl'tf, ] In Assam psit.
rs: }On attachment.
G. T. HERNDON, Dft
The object Of This suit is to recover
from the said defendant the sum Of
$J4,25 due upon certain due bill Of the
said G.. I. llerudon, and 10 attach the es-
tate Of said defendant for the payaent
Of said SUN and interest and be COSTS Of
this suit.
And it appearing srom an afid.zit fled
with the papers in this cause thai The
sai,l defendant IS q nonresident of this
State. 1t is there ore ordered that he do
appear here, within one month after the
first publication Of this order aud do
what is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit Teste,
JOS. S. MILLER, Clerk.
Ferguson & Harvey, soils. tf26
October, 10th, 1873.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-06

There is a practice among some o.
our young attorneys of using valuable
time in unimportant discussions. This is
especially the case with our friend
Thompson, at Barboursville, who aired
his eloquence the other day for an houl
and half over an OK case when the
court Was waiting to adjourn. Mr.
Thompson should retire to 'he pebbly
beach for while, and, like DemOS'he,
ues of old, preach to the wild surgingS
of the STA. r-..
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-06

The Cincinnati Enquirer has aban
dopcd the James river and Kanawha
canal project because Richard Smith
IF the Gazette, is in favor of it, Thin
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DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

perfeeriy tasteics elegantly eossed win swsst ss
purge. regulste purity slsAass sYf ssslgtbsn. ~
Liver. Boveis Kidneys, Bladder. kesvous DiseessS
Headache, constipss9n costivensss IneiEsstion pys
soweis Pises and iii Deraneelnests o. the insrnsi
vhcerS Warranted 10 effect q positive cpre. Purely
Vegetable containing no mercury, minsrais or dsSssss
0u 1fs~ doses Of nADwAYs PILLS wfn free the g.-
ten from sii the sboye usrssd dkordsn Ircs . cesu
READ false AND TkcE" sssd one fsttse
stamp to RAILWAY CO., No. - Warren g.. hew
York. Information worth thousands will b ssnt yoo
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BY virtue Of the vosdict of the pury
appointed to try Stokes for the murder
Of Fisk, that gentleman will pass four
years in the penitentlary for his offence
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The Journal speaks hopefully of
the manufacturing interests at lronton.
Some OF the works are stdl running,
some on half time and some idle
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The New York Herald has set on
foot a relief fund for Thomas Mast,
the caricaturist, and @.ong the. dona-
tons received are lead pencils, old
clothes etc.
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A FINE InPRovsaENr.- We learn
shat the large brick pump factory OF
Messrs. Birmingham md Purdy, is pro-
crossing iGeiy. 1t is situated a tts!e
below the c. s. o. r. r. depot and is
built Of superior brick. Tie brick
work is all completed aud the roofing
and interior departments are all being
pushed to completion. 1t already pre-
Senis q 6ne appearance aud when com
pleted viii be one of the most substan
tial and finest improvements in this vi
cin.ty.- Charleston Courier. ,Ta
We would ike to know why tn
factory mentioned in the paragraph
above, was not built at this place.
Why the owners could not make term
here? That's all. rs,'.' 'f'
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The returns from the Virginia slec-
ton up to the time We go to press III
CEeate the election of the Conservative
ticket. Kemper is elected by q band
some majority. -r...- ...; Sc.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-06

The Republicans of Massachusetts
forgot Gen. Banks crime in supporting
Greeley, and sent him to the State
SeLate.
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The following is taken from the New
York HralFs personals: William
P. D. st. Nicholas-Ycp had better
pay your doctors bill. How'S your
e,e3i
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q rented house, keep the rent paidrp in
advance, this viii insure you, at leas.
: roof over Your heal; Improve every
opportunity ser earning money, and save
ell you can. but above vii things avoid
going in debt as you wonld avoid a
pestileHce. Then trust b Providence
which always helps those who help
thenis Ives.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-06

THE,CuRsaPEAxE & Ono r. Il. Co.
failed to pay the November interest on
their bonds. The Treasurer Of the
Company has issued circular to the
creditors, in which he proposes as the
best method to re-eStablish the credi'
of the company is to fund its'Goating
debt n income bonds, TO be pad out
of tie earnings Of the road lie will
therefore issue seven per cent twenty
year bonds to be used in absorbing the
floating debt and the interest that has
acfiued on Their. bonds. ..... d..
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.
Cry TREAsUBER's OFFICE,

CRY TREASURER OFFICE, I
Huntington, W. Va. Oct. 20, '73. {
The City Assessment List Of Taxes for
general purposes, will be in my hands for
payment, Mt my Office, from November LIST
to November goth 1878, inclusive. All
taxes not paid in before November SGtb,
will be turned over to the Marshal for
Collection, who will add Eve (5) per cent
for cost of collection, JOHN Ii. 0LLY,
I'd Treasurer
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The Government is payi.S out sill
yer in five dollar sums That's resump-
tion
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Every Day an Increase il Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt

Every drop. Of the sAnsAPtRILLlAa sxsor-
VENT through the Mood. swssl Urine.
and other alids ard juices Of the system the vix Of
life for &c repaira tbs vssesof the body 9th and
sound material Scrofulp,, syphilis. ConsumDtion.
0Iapduar disease. Ulcers IN the throat Mouth. fu-
rlo Nodesn ths Glands AMI other pc 81 the system
Sore Eyes, stTumOrvus discharges from the Hafs and
the worst forms 81 skin di-ea-es Eruptiens Fever
Sores scald Head. Ming Worn. ta Rhsum. Eysfpczs'
Acne, Black Spots worms IN TIE Flesh. TsnoT csn
GERS in the Womb. ard all weakening and PAM ~
char1es Night swes:s Ls> tf sperm spd AZ Wy.
the life principle. within the eprst.s Ianfs sni
wonder OF Modern Chemistry. and few ags - ~
prove eny person using Il or either Of thcss forms Of
disease ~ potent power 10 o1fe them.
1.-THE patient daily becoming ft,neso ~ .ns Nss.ss
and decomposition thai |, Continually proSrssse: sc.
wish new mssrisl made from healthy blood-and this
the sAlsxPARII.LIAH will an6 doeasecuts-s eurs
/. rerS.in. for when once this remedy commences 10
Vort on publication ami succeedsin diminishing fhe
loss Of vates rs repair. WI " RAPID and every day
The food dresing better appetite improv.g. and Aesh
sas INV docs lie sikslplsLfas Rxsolvzvf excel
ali Known remedial Agents IN The 81 Chronic. bero
fulous Constitutional, and skn dsese<s, but u me
only positive euro for
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Sunset Cox will shine again in the
next Congress.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-06

A young man tweuty-One years of
age shot and killed his father at Gin.
cinnati, Thursday night.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-06

Ben Butler is quietly setting up the
pegs for the Senate in Summers place.
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The late election returns are gener-
all acceptable 10. Democrats.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND HunR RICH 9LoOD-IycRHAsE
BEAUTIFUL. COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
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ihc VI lhNb tult 10 10 set
a sale made on the day o.
1873, by W. T; Thompson, trustee, in q
trust decd bearing date the Sth day of
January 1913, executed by W W. John
soa TO Bagby, Stricklett & Bagby, and
recorded in the clerks Office of the County
Conrt of Cabell County on page AZ in
trust "Book b." and purchased at said
sale By Charles ". Moore.
= An it appearing by an affidavit fled
in this cause, that the defendants W. r.
StRicklett, Robert Bagby, and Willis Bag
by, are non residents g: the State Of West
Virginia. 1t is therefore ordered that
they do appear here within one month
after lie date Of the first publication Of
this order, and 10 what is necessary 10
protect their interest IN this suit.
Teste, NJ. ). TI0RNBURG, Clerk.
B. J. McC0MAS, Sol. 2G4
October. 18th, 1873.
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The CentrI Land Company and ise
Urty-A few Suggestions that might
DC OF 8enelt.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AoUE eursa for tny cent. here B.
and Aqua. and ALI other NAaraus. BIfous sesrisi.
Typhoid. yellow, and other rryers faded By RAD.
WAYS PILLS. 40 quick ~ RADwAY's READY NE
LIEF. Fify cents per bottle.
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State Of West Virginia, Cahel Co. tO-Wit

At Rules held in the clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of Cabell County on
the first Monday in'the month Of 0cto-
Der, 1873
W. W. Johnson. pl'tf.
~: In chancery.
v. 7. Thompson, ct Ol,d'hs NJ
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Kia,,ev Dc Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and wonb diseases. cravet Diabetes. Dropsy.
s,oopase OF aieT Inconiinence OF Crime Bright De
esse AJburainuria. sHt IN al eases where fhtrs
deposits or The water v thick cloudy. mixsd
while silk or there "a morbid, dark bliious appear
ance and white bone dust deposits. and when there
a nricking burning sensation wbsn passing water and
pain IN the sulAn VI the Back and sloag The Iona
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ORCHARD, GARDEN &c.

There was a 6ne display Of Fruits
and vegetables as vel as products o
the field, such as Too Geo, Corn,
Whea, &c. There were also, many
I cry beautiful Flowers, from the
Gardens around Richmond. But |
would require too much of your space
to give you even an idea Ofthe
miscellaneous articles exhibited.
shall not undertake to. report the
races, which would be of little inter
est to, your readers, but would state
that there has been the most entire
satisfaction with the officers of the
Society. Much of the success ofthe
Fair is due to the energy and good
euse displayed by the Pres: Gen.
W. II. F Lee. To the great regret
of the Society, be declines re-elec-
ton. Col. w. G. Knight Was elected
President for the coming year.
| hope to hear Of renewed inter
est in the Agricultural society of
your State next year. and of success
full fair. These exhibitions are of
gres, aud decided advantage to the
ma terisl interests Of State.
Yours.
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on the blooded Jack? be 'urord
away very Indignantly, and remarked;
"Now amt thatan outrage; requiring
the com pittee OF bloodcd horses to
inspect id jackass?
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Tumpr. of ~ Years' Gyoieth
Cured bU Radacay's RssoIUent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-27

DECORATION DAY.-The custom OF
annually decorating the graves OF the
soldiers who fell in battle in defence OF
their country is a beautiful one--ig"
nored by none, honored BY all. No
sweeter tribute could be paid TO the
dead than the floral decorations which
are spread above the mounds which
mark their resting places; and with
these, the silent offerings of many
thousand tears, could they reach the
unconscious dead with their life-inspir-
ing consolation, would hallow and
soothe their slumber. The grave shuts
out remembrapces of wrong, burries all
resentueuts, and closes in forgetfulness
both sectional and personal feuds, for
He that is the resurrection and the
life" has become the just and impair
tial, as we'll as the merciful, arbiter.
In this city the Decoration ceremo'
MES will take place on the alst Of the
month, next Saturday, for the greater
convenience Of those who work in our
mills and factories.
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A NARROW ESCAPE. - Yesterday
morning about s o'clock q runaway
horse, with boy about seven years
old on his back, went flying down Mar
ket street. Every body ran out OF their
stores and shops and endeavored to STOP
the flying animal and save the boy from
what seemed to be a terrible fate. The
little fellow was thoroughly frightened
and yelled for dear life. The horse
turned down John street to Main, and
in turning on to the stone bridge threw
the little fellow off. He was picked up
and found to be very slightly injured
His escape from death seems almost
miraculous. aH
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/ $1,000 GIF rs,
100000.

On TUESDAY,JULY 9Th, 1873, the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, under the manage
ment OF Ex-Governor Thos. r. Bramlctte-
nd authorized by special act Of the Legis-
lature, for the benefit ofIhe Public Library
OF Kentucky, positively and unequivocal-
ly comes OF In Public Library Hall,at Lou.
isville, Ry., when l0,Co0 Gifts, all cash,
amounting to 10000. will be distributed
by lot among the ticket-holders. The
money to pay all these gifts In full Is al
ready in bank and set a'lde for that pur.
pose, as the following certificate shows:
OFFICE OF FARMERs'AND DRovERs'BANK.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, April Z, 1873 J
This Is to certify that there Is In the Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank, to the credit OF the
Third Grand Gin Concert forth benefit Of
the Public Library Of KY, Five Hundred
thousand Dollars. which has been set apart
by the managers to pay the gifts In full, and
will be held by the Bank and pad out Tor
this purpose, and this purpose only.
Signed RS. WEIGH, Cashier.
Only q few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished to the first applicants
at the following prices; Whole tickets, tlo;
halves, IS; quarters, $3.50; IL whole tickets
for 500; SO for $500 ; lib for $1,000, and 675
for 5000. For tickets and full information,
aTplyto THoS. i. BRAMLETTE,
apps geb Louisville, KY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-27

CIRCUIT CoURr.-Judge j. Blair Hoge
presided at yesterdays session Of the
Circuit Court. -
The case of Young & Huseman
against the Pacific and Atlantic Tele.
graph Company was continued until
June Cd.
The hearing Of the case Of the State
agsinst Charles Smith, indicted for
stealing cattle, was continued, on the
motion OF the defendant, until the next
term.
In the case OF Greer against Smith .
jury was impannelled, and the trial was
in progress when we LEFT tine Court
House.
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning. n,t
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RIVER NEws.-The river is falling
again. with about five feet nine inches
here and four feet ten inches at Pitts
burgh.
The Andes. Captain Charley Muhle-
man, will leave this afternoon at
o'clock for Cincinnati and intermediate
points. Travellers cannot find a more
comfortable or cafe boat, a pleasanter
route OF travel or more accom- modat-
ing and gen,lemauly men to travel
with, than by taking passage on the
Andes. Ed. Muhleman has charge Of
the Office. 80. ...
The Mollie Rsgon. Captain William
son, will leave for Pittsburgh at I
o'clock this morning We heartily rec
ommend this boat and her officers tc
the travelling public.
The Courier, Captain Jack Harrison
leaves for Parkersburg at halt past ter
o'clock this morning. Talk enough.