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West Virginia Legislature
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Nov. II, 1873.

A message from the Governor was
received, giving a full statement OF all
land grants issued since 1866, which
was laid on the table, together with q
communication ofthe Secretary OF State
relating to the came.
A communication was received from
the Auditor, enclosing statement OF
expenditures of the Civil Contingent
Fund.
Senate bill 244, "a bill:to legali1e
elections in the independent school dis
trict in Richie county, was read a
third time and passed with its title
Senate bill I55. amending chapter l30
Of the Code and repeating the 22d Sec
ton thereof, was read third time and
rejected.
On motion oil Mr.. Summers, the vote
was reconsidered, and on his further
motion, the bill was laid on the table.
Senate bill 232, "A bill amending
chapter 65 OF an act passed March II,
1873. concerning commissioners in chan.
cery," coming up, the bill as amended,
Was passed.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, Nov. II, 1873.

TUESDAY, NOV. II, 1910
Mr.. Knots, of Calhoun, from the
Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation, submitted the following
report:
Your Committee on Roads and In-
ternal Navigation, to whom was refer
red resolution inquiring into the ex-
pediency of levying a State tax OF four
cents on the one hundred valuation on
real and personal property, for road
purposes and Herewith report:
House bill 2l4, bill levyipg a tax
ofilve cents on the one hundred dollars
valuation on the real and personal
property OF the State ,or road purposes,
recon meudug that it do pass.
Also resolution inquiring into the
exped'ency OF appropristing five thou
5and dollars, for the purpose Of sur
veying route for a railroad from the
town Of Grafton, in Taylor county, via
Beverly in Randolph county, to the
White Sulphur Springs in Greeobrier
county, report said resolution IS mex
peGrent to legislate upon.
Mr. Kantuer, on his own motion,
was excused from voting on the agree
ment Of the House to said bill, az hav-
ing paired of with Mr.. Bumgarner, who
was absent.
Mr.. Foley offered the following rcao-
luton:
Rcsotycd, That the Committee on
(Education be requested to irquire into
the expediency OF providing FOR The
traLs'er Of all the normal schools in
the State and placing them under the
care and management Of the counties
or school districts in which they are re-
spec,rvely situated, and report by bill or
otherwise.
To the immediate consideration of
which Mr. Snider, Of Glmer, Objected.
The question then being, Shall the
resolution be referred p was pvt aud
the resolution was referred.
Mr.. Knots, (oi Mariop,) offered the
following resolution:
Re,ohcd, That the President Of the |
United States, ulysses S. Grart, De-
serves the especial condemnation Of the
United States for proposing and sign
ing the ".Satary Gra5-JiN" whereby he
placed one hundred thousand dollars |
in his own private pocket, and but Tor
President Grants influence, said bill |
would never have been proposed or be-
come law and for his Influence in
procuring the passage OF this bill, he |
deserves the universal condemnation OF
all the people OF the United States
without distinction Of party.
To the immediate consideration Of |
which,
Mr.. Butcher objecting it lies over
under the rules.
Engrossed House bill los, "a bill to
amend and re-enact sections | and OF
chapter ll9 OF the Code OF West Eir-
ginis, concerning attorneys at law"
was read a third time and passed with
it's title.
House bill 152, "a bill in relation to
payment Of tolls" was read third time
and passed with its title.
Engrossed House bill lS4, "a bill to
permit persons charged with q criminal
otfense to testify in their own behalf"
was read a third time.
Pending the consideration OF the bill,
On motion OF Mr, Reynolds, the
House adjourned.
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Arlington.

There are few modcrn incidents
more lull Of simple pathOs than the
quis! visit which Mrs. Mary Gusts
lee paid to her Old homestead OF Ar
nnrton about three weeks before her
death. Mrs. Lee had not put in words
her hearts longing tor the pIace en-.
dearei TO her hv 60 many bright $3.50
Citations. During the Generals life
tine she had sald 10; word anout her
cana.cq,ed estate, and after his death
She did no more than consent that q
mnlc.t petition should be sent up to
Ca:1~css asking that the Judgment
wr.,a deprived her OF her ancient
home !or 10 iault OF her own,
should At any rate be eX-
smned into. even If it could not
he revised. 1t was thought she took
this step for the good OF her children,
and rot because she had any personal
;gelrrr in the matter. But when she
,eit The hand OF death begin TO tighten
anon her she painfully lett the seclusion
10 which ten wears OF rheumatic fever
hal confined her, slowly aud with sad
ialsr.-t revisited the old homestead and
the scenes Of her youth and woman
hood, sszed upon that which she had
loved SO well and lopged for in silence
and resignation, and then went quietly
back 10 Lexington TO die. 1t will sdd
2 parg 10 the serse o. loss which her
,r;erGs ugve felt for this gracious lsdy,
Of such nobility OF character and pa
tience in atfi ctioD. TO feel that to her
other CRIES was Joined this unavailing
yestning for the old home she could
not come back to-a yearniug not put
in words ror suspected until expressed
by that most psthstis leavs.taking or
the eve OF death.
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P!mpIes, Eruptiops, Rough Skin

| The system being put under the in.
luence o! DR.. Pierce's Golden Medica
Discovery for a few weeks, the skin be
comes smooth, clear, soft, and velvety
and being illuminated with the glow O
perfect health from within, true beaut,
stands forth in al n its glory. Nothipi
ever presented to the public as a beauti
fer of the complexion ever gave sucl
satisfaction for this purpose as thin
Discovery. The effects OF al! medicines
which operate upon the system through
the medium OF the blood are necessarI
ly somewhat Glow, 10 matter how goot
the remedy employed. While one "a
three bottle : clears the skin of pinpIes
botches, eruptions, yellow spots, come
dones, or "erubs," dozen may posslbl,
be required 10 cure some cases wber,
the system is rotten with scroiulous O.
viruIent blood poisons. The cure OF all
these diseases, however, from the com.
mon pimple TO the worst scro'uls is
with the use Of the most potent agent
only a matter OF time. Sold hy a.
druggists.
COVERED WITH EEUPTIoYs-crEED.
CLAvERACE, Columbia Co n. Y.
Dr.. r. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y:
Dear Sri am si1ty years of ses
and have been afflicted with Sslt
Rheum in the worst 'orm for rres;
maLy years, until accidently, saw one
OF your books, which described nv csse
exactly. l bought your Golden Medi-
csl Discovery and took two bottles and
q half, and was entirely cured. From
my shoulders to my hands | was en-
tirely covered With eruptions, also on
face and body. l was likewise sfflic,.
ed with rheumatism, 60 that walked
with great lfiiculty, and that is entire.
ly cured. May God sparo you g long
life to remain q blessing to mankind
With untold gratitude.
Mas. A. W. WILLIAMg
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kESTUCKY.
Lynchera Bamc;.

FRANKFORT, Nov. lT.-Last night
a.out eight o'clock, band OF men
came 10 the railroad bridge in this CITY
VIII the supposed intention OF coming
10 the jail and taking Montgomery
No2ch, who killed his cousn James CT
me Ii;h inst, and hang h.", Lu: the
Po1ice force was made aware OF their
coming aod increased their number 10
tiniriy men. The despeT&doys hearing
t,a'',To9d not venture across the river,
ut about II o'clock let Tor parts uu,
known. The city is considerably e1-
cited over the affair aud the Governor
'hls morning stated that lie would call
cat the State troops II necessary.
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CHICAGO.
EIIiinaIS.

CHICAGO, November 1.-THE game
between Jos. Dion and Albert GARNER
opened 8: T:4j, John Blaisdell acting
az referee. The following are among
the largest scores, Dion leading: ii Is
Is Is - l24 ~: total $40 GARNER,
- Is - l. 50 ~ % 81 IS 10 80;
ttotaltfG0. GARNER won by sixty points
The came clo.ed at $50 r. N
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A Ju.TIc. OF the Rce in

A Jus1Ica Of the Pee in -- be.
fore whom 8 citizen al prosecuted his
dsushiers lover forjecting him from
his own paelor Il Sunday evening
previous. solemnlyecid as follows
1T pears that Is young fellow was
courtin' plaintiff sal in plaintiffs back
parIor, and was p out by defendant
Courtin' is a pub necessity, and must
not be interrupte Therefore the law
Of West VirginiSi)l hold that pari'
ent has no legalght in a room where
courtin' is stoosud SO the defendant
is discharged, ID the plaintiff must
pey the coats |otens L4htsass.
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SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. -. 49,

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. -, 1873.
A communication from the Auditor
relating to public printing, the amount
done, etc, was received, which, with
accompanying documents,
On motion OF Mr.. Eastman, was
laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
Senate bill 200, amending chapter
l6l OF the code, concerning taxation
and allowance OF costs, was read a
third time aud passed with its title.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
WEnNRsnAY- Nov. !.

w EDSE-DAGt NOV. -
House bill lS4, a bill to permit per
sons charged with a criminal OF.
feuce to testify in their own be-
half, coming up 81 unfinished
business, the bill Was rejected.
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The Paris Grau,i opera House

The Paris correspondent Of the Loa"
don Ts'sgraph gives some particulars Of
the conhsgrA;ioa at the Grand Opera
Hcusc, F.ris. he says; AT an Eu-
glish G,r !Lr great difficulty is to
keep people oa, while in France
the difficulty i; to get them
near and make them work. At
every street abutting on the fire on all
sides it was the came story-the police
called the people 'mauviS citoycnS' for
trying TO avoid lending hand, and tie
people ran as if for their lives when
ever there was q chain to be formed
to spsss the buckets from the water
pipe TO the engine. Every minute you
heard the strange horn which calls the
fremen together, and every minute a
little bit OF an engine, looking ludlc-
rously like garden watering machine,
was hurried along by a small posse OF
firemen on foot There was, unhappily,
a great lack OF water, and tue small
lets even when they were we'll directed,
had DO perceptlble effect on the 6iaz-
ing timber that crackled up, throwing
myrisds Of sparks into the bright, clear,
cold air. From the northern side OF the
theatre, going down to it from the Rue
Larayette, the effect was magnificent.
The outside wall was at this moment
intact, but through the apertures where
windows had been, the fire blazed be-
hind just like huge furnace, the roar
ing OF the flames and the crash OF all
ipg walls making up g scene OF awful
grandeur which | shall never forget
To take another illustration from the
theatre itself, it reminded one OF the
peep into Papdemonum in the scene Of
the cross in Robert lie Diablc. The
five was discovered ct eleven o'clock;
in the guarlrobe of the theatre. There
had been no performance that night, but
there hal been q rebesrsal-the first of
Jeanne Il, Arc"
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SEY1isEslS.

NEMyus, Nov. 1.-The Board OF
Health have discontinued their daily
and now i,,ue Only weekly mo:;uary
reuC-t
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NJ. r N YYN .NrSe nSc,SIs , 6I:sEE EEFfs re-
Great IllusiThtfd AGRCULTUR. l. aud tAH.
lily WEKRLrEii the Standard Authority
upon Practical Subjects and a high-TOn,d
Literasy Journal. Only $3.50 q year - it'.s
TO clu's. Greet Premiums or Cash Com
missions 10 Agents. Thirteen Number.
lOct. 10 JAM UnsIIlnl, for Ooly FiiI'
Cents! Premium LiSta, &c. Fepd free
all Trial Subseribes, Address
ID. ID 4. kOORE, New York City.
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DELASo didu't want the Seuatorship
after ell He'd rather be sutler and
go 10 Cuba.
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HARD TIMES.
How Some People Prospor-wty
Others Fail.

By way Of illustrating the advantage
OF advertising in dull times, the Mil
wsukee Wisconsin relates an incident.
After the crash Of 1857, when every.
body was almost scared to death and
the croskers predicted that the country
had gone to smash, dry goods house
was opened in Milwaukee, which pro-
ceeded on the principal that in order to
reach the boarded money in the pockets
Of the people the proprietors must sell
at very reasonable prices and advertise
very largely. They worked vigorously
upon this principle. Their brother mer-
chants who did net advertise predicted
that the new comers would be ruined,
rs they paid too much for advertising.
Nevertheless, they persisted. In a
single year they paid five hundred dol
lars in gold to the Daily Wisconsin for
advertising, and at the end OF seven
years thcY retired from business with
fortune OF one hundred thousand dol
lars, while other merchants On the
same street, some of them opposite their
square, had tailed.
The New York Evcning Post remem-
bers similar instance among its own
advertisers in the panic OF 1857. A
merchant continued his advertisement
in the Post through the whole period Of
stagnation, and Notwithstanding many
predictions that lit wouldn't pay" His
testimony atterward was that his Gales
were steady and his profits satisfactory,
while many a merchant around him
who couldn't afford to advertise s"a
his clerks stand idle behind the coun-
ters
A financial panic does not mean that
no one has any money. There isplenty
OF money in the country, and those who
hoard it are just the ones to be eager
Tor the bargains" which fall in prices
holds out. But to buy they must know
where to buy, and the merchant who |
tells them will receive their cash.
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Accommodation. 4

EAsI-LEAYEs. wEsT-LEAyU.
'Wheel!ng wheeling
daily at....9 5S A. u. daily at-.-6:S0 p. \.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
CumOeTland.&2. =. NJ. .Xanesyille.. lC:IS T. Il.
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at Baltimore with trains for Phi!sde!.
uhia, New York and BUston. At WASH
ington City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct conneo-
ton for all points Wet sni Eorthwast.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
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HE BEST PAPER
TT v Trt1

ng FcI ESriTIC hNERIcAs IL the chpa noal
ana Gcst illustrated weekly paper publi,lr.
eh. Every number contains from 10 20 y
original engTavlngs OF new machinery.
Nove! Invenuons, Bridges, Engineering
HofE- Architecture, Improved Farm IIr-
penens, and every new discovery bt
ChefnbiTy. n years numbers contain a.!
pages and several hundred ,ngraVing,.
Thousands OF volumes are preserved JOf
binding and reference. The practical Ta-
ceipt' are well worth ten times me sub
scrlption price. Terms, u year w m,ll.
Specimens gent free Msy be had -, ali
AewsdsaieTs. PATESTs obtsined on tic
best terms. Hodels Of new invention anr
sketches oxnmiDed, aud advice free, Al.
pat"nN are published in the HCIINTTFu
hsERiCAS tile wesr they tsre Eend foi
pamph e., Il9 psges, containing laws suu
iuil directions for Obtaining Patents hd-
dress ipr The PapSr, or Concerning PsfHnu,,
MUM x CO., q Park Row. y. Y. Branch
once, corner aud 7th St.. Washington,
u. q.
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TEAM has arrived in Eew To-k
once more
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Tna I'avIS 1UgiuC5a.

Packing continues brick and prices
are steady at $3.50. The weather IS
uDrayora,ie.
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The distribution viii he positive, whether
all the ticke's are sold or not, and the l2OvI
gifts all paid In proportion 10 the tickets
so!d-sll unsold tickets being destroyed, Rs
at the first and second concert, and not
rrpreSpnted I'm the drawing.
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Wesleyan Female Institute
StauntOn, Va.

Begins It's twenty'fourth annual session
Septem er 18th, 1873, one ofthe first schools
for young ladies in the South. Twenty
three teachers and oficers: buildings ele-
CANT scenery grand health unsurpassed
feeble constitutions here restored pupils
from all the fifteen .tates, from MARYLAND
70 Texas. Board and college tuition for
scholastic year S230.
Rev. W. 4. HARRlS, Pres.
s1S!g EtauEton- va,
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TEOs. Il. BRaNLE1Tr.

Agent Publ. Libr, Ny. and ManE. OF Cont
Public Library Building. LouIsyILLE, Nv
J. y. l.. RODGERS. Agent.
l0S Market street
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@l,SOO,OOO,

uted by lot among the ticket holders. Ihc
numbers OF the tickets To he drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gifts
rom another.
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PRICE or1ICKETs

Whole tickets $50; halves s2S: tentns, or
each coupon, So: eleven whole ticket, for
500: ~ ticket for 81 ,0OO liz whole tickets
Tor IS go; IN whole tickets for sl0aU. No
discount on lesa than $50 worth OF iiClsots
at time.
Tickets now ready fpr sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promlly filed
LIBERAL terms given 10 those Who buy 1"
kc.l again.
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Wages Reduced.

The mqch;nis,s end b.acksmiths here
have had their salaries reduced fifty
cons nor Iav.
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&c ssy . a
4 v Da AAg E1s


RICHMOND, November 1.-The First
National Ba.k Of Anderson, Indiana
-rr.r.-r.,1-l 'Irg forenoon.
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Cincinnati Express.
EAST-LEAYKS wRsT-LEAyHS.
Wheeling wheeling
daily at.-..G:2O p. 4 daily at 200 a, n.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
WashlI gton 'olumbus.....Gi0 p. N.
City..........9ij A. NJ. Sandusky ... 8-25 p. NJ
RaltimOrG..lU 80 A. NJ sundays excepted.
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WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER 8, Is.s

WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER s. Is.a.
Only sixty thousand tickets will DO sold
and one-half OF these are Intended for the
European market, thus leaving Only So01
for sale In the United States, where lO1UQ
were disposed OF for the Third Concert, The
tickets are divided into ten coupons oi
parts and have on their back the scheme
with a full explanation OF their mode oi
drawing.
AT this concert, which will be the grand
est musical display ever witnessed In this
country, the urpr, cedsnted sum of
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81. Louis EXDrcSS

81. Louis Express.
EAR--LzAyEs. wEsT-LEAvEs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily At. 52j \. NJ daily ar-.-.9 IS A. 4
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Columbus .. $50 =. II.
City..........S:4j p. N. .andusky ... 1925 l.. II.
Baltimore. 1000 p. II.
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Baltimore & Ohio RaiIRad Co,
Rs4
MONDAY, NOV, Sd, 1873,

TRAINS WILL LEAVE WHEELING AS
FOLLOWS-WhEELl TIME:
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TRANSPORTATION.
cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r,

~ 5;FErFESS ON AND AfTER NOV.
t3S SSsc3SsssS 2nd, 1873, T.Sins. w!llrur
follows:
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NEW hpvEsTiseMEK EATS
Grandsst Scheme Ever Eaosl.
FOURTH GRAND ciFrs
CONCERT 4
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE \
Public E.ai1orn1'ys
OF AontuCEy-
$4,000 Cash Gifts sI.5oo-ooo
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift
S250,OO0 for $50.
NEW ApvEsriseM EHTs

The Fourth Grand Gin Concert apille Ia J.
ed by special act OF the legislature loTtae
0enefit OF the Public Library OF Kentucky,
Will take place in Public Library Hall, ~
Louisville, Ky,
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JUDGE HOLT WRITES THE ORDER.

Upon the termination of our consal
tahon, Judge Holt wrote the order ape
proving the sentence OF the court,
affixed my rsme to it, and, rolling ny
the papers, he took his leave, carving
the record With him, and departing 2 As
he bad come through the family or pri-
vate entrance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-02-15

Lyman have secured the services Of Rev.
Samuel W. Pearson of Brunswick, who will
commence his labors Feb. 29d inst.
SuNNYsIDE.-The friends Of Rev. John
Spinney met at E. s. Winters Hall, King.
field, on the Sd ult., for donation. The at
tendance was good, and the occasion was
highly enjoyed by ALL Before departing
about $55. 90 in greenbacks and other neces-
saries were given, as tokens of their respect
and esteem. The teachers in the Universalist
Sunday school in Bath recently presented the
pastor, Rev. J. P. McLear, fine overcoat,
and his wife a beautiful cloak. Rev. D.
Richardson, of Warren, and Rev. II. Stetson,
Of New Gloucester, have been placed on the
'unnyside by their people-the latter more
than once by recent gifts. Dea. Libby, of
Warren. was made happy by a pleasant visit
of neighbors and friends, Jan. 22d, when
generous gift of money was presented by Dea
Packard, of Union. 1t brought sunshine af-
ter season Of sickness and encouragement
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, II. Arrived, frigate Alaska,
from Hong Kong.
The steamer Washington, which sailed
yesterday for Havre, returned to-day with
her piston rod broken.
One more juror is needed for the trial Of
the murderer Scannell
Judge Hoar has closed his argument in the
Jumel will case, for the plaintiff, and Mr..
IoConor has commenced the closing argu-
ment in defence.
Stokes was bitterly disappointed at the re.
ceipt OF the news that Judge Boardman had
decided against him and was greatly agitsted.
lie has great hopes however respecting the
nature of Judge Davis decision, yet to be
given. Townsend, counsel for Stokes. states
that in case Judge Davis should be adverse
to granting new trial, application will be
made to other judges, and in the meantime
ne will endeavor to obtain a letter from Judge
Boardmau to the Governor, recommending a
respite.