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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14

SENATOR CAssERLr Is a member OF
the Senate Special Committee on
Transportation. He recently applied
to the Treasury Department for infor-
nation as to the liabilities of the Pa
ciic Railroads to the United States for
moneys paid BY them as interest upon
their bonds, Including all allowances
for moneys earned by them. From the
reply If the Department 1t appears that
up to January lst, 1879, the amount Of
interest due the Government OH this
account from the Central Pacific, Is
S5.429.9 s5 55. from the Western Pa
ciflc $4l7 l30 X. The balance of ST.
I76,003 03 being due from the Union
and Kansas Pacific. This aggregate
Of 1898. 507 ~ will, by the first Of
next July. be further increased by tho
sum Of $l.93S, 705 81. making II grand
total of over SIG, O00. 600 Interest due
the Government. or this the proper.
ton of the Central and Western Pa
cite Is nearly one-halt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14
IRRRauLARITIES.

The Freedmen's Bureau has peen
prolific of thisving and swindling. In
its very inception It was seized upon
BIZ \ most INSCRIPTIONS set Of carpet
bssssrs and c~amp-outlaws and made
the instrument Of terrorism and polit-
ical villalny throughout the whole
South. until it became hateful to
Northern as we'll as Southern men. Its
officers and sub-oflcers used the means
furnished by the Government to the
Bureau for the relief Of impoverished
whites and pauper blacks solely for
their own political preferment and
personal welfare, and the power OF
the military was often invoked to aid
in nefarious plots 70. suppres'ing pop
ular expressions OF disgust 1t Its into!-
cradle management. 1t doubtless was
productive Of much good. It relieved
many suffering poor. Its aims were
pure, but, unfortunately for the coun-
try, tho execution Of its projects was
conlided to unscrupulous knaves. 1t
was with q sincere feeling Of relief that
the country at last received the news
Of Its abolition. 1t has, before now.
been the subject Of Investigation.
Grave charges have been made aud
proven against its officers. in which
even that avowedly Christian gentle
man. Gen. o. o. Howard, figured
prominently. and again, we hear
chat "irregularitics" have been
found in its workings by tho Sec
Rotary Of War. That. in fact. its Off
GERS have been swindling colored SOL
d;c-S ont Of their bonnties and pocket
i'm The plumber, marking the accounts
uoon their records as paid, and receiv-
ing payment therefor from the Treas
ury Department, where their accounts
were audited. The Secretary OF War
now wants to Snow how much Of this
responsibility attaches 10 Gen. How
ard. Chief of the Bureau, aud General
Bulloch, Discussing officer. The def
cheney, or In other words, the aInouut
pocketed BY some thief or thieves from
the dues Of colored soldiers, Is about
$4,000. not a very large steal in CON-
pari.on with that Of the 42d Congress.
but representing some $50 discharged
soldiers who were BY law entitled to
:hcir mcagc. pistance from the general
Government. An investigation By
Congress will be In order next Winter
and II they succeed In the whits-wash-
Ing business As we'll as In the Credit
Mobillsr cases, It will doubtless appear
that Generals Howard and Bulloch
were the Innocent, and tho defraudod
colored soldiers the guilty parties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14

The programme Of the new Ministry
Of Spain reads we'll. It will favor the
speedy demarkatlon Of the Federal
States, the restoration Of discipline In
the army. the proclamation Of martial
law against the Carlists, liberty in the
Antilles and the suppression Of slavery.
n It does this III good faith there will
never be another monarchy In Spain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14
GENERAL ITEMS

wuILAM TURNER accidentally shot
and killed Isaac Wells, At Austin, Ne
vada. yesterday morning. Turner wal
examining gun in the bar-room o.
the international Hotel, and accident
ally discharged 1t at the moment thai
Wells entered the door, killing the lat
ter instantly.
EVEN Captaia Jack Of the numbering
Modocs has 4 little Of the Cooper In,
dian In him. What more eloquen,
than his reply to the officer In guard
ove him: Ny Indian heart IL dead
my body cold" Civilized orators Of
ten express less in far moro words.
GEN. Crook lett Prescott. Arizona.
June 7th, for tho San Carlos Reserva-
tion, In response to dispatches received
from Major Brown Of San Carlos. 1t
is said tina. the e1-Indlsn agent planned
L conspiracy against the present
one. and his life Is threatened.
The members Of tho Japanese Le-
CATION at Washington express much
surprise at the stories against Mr..
Mori. They say that the reports are
utterly without foundation. and that
Mort possesses the full confidence Of
the Home Government.
The West Point Cadets received
their diplomas yesterday. Secretary
Of War, Bslknap, and General Shsr-
man each made short speeches to the
cadets. and the diplomas were deliv-
cred to them By the President.
The band OF Prince Georges regi-
ment OF the Prussian army is en- route
TO the United States. IL sailed from
Hamburg yesterday. The band num-
beers sixty, and will make = concert
tour throughout this country.
The MacMahon Government still
goes it strong. A day or two since
they suppressed 4 republican paper,
and we now learn that they have de.
cided to transport NJ. Henri Rochefort
- New Caledonia.
TIE famous Commune leader in
Paris, Gustave Courtssct, through
whose orders the column Vendome was
destroyed during the Franco-Prussian
war. il to be prosecuted FOR the cost o:
lis reconstruction.
OVER 1000 Chiuamen arrived In San
Francisco per steamers Alaska and
Cyph-encs. Tho latter did not get
wharyed. it being reported that she
he's Struggled opium on board.
HELLER. the photographer. has OBJ
tanned pictures OF Captain Jack and
hi. warriors. They did not like the
idea Of going In the Rogus's Gallery,
but f1ually submitted.
MAJOR HESRY EwINo, principal
owner ard proprietor Of the St. Louis
Daily Times. died In that city yester-
day Of typhoid fever.
FIVE Indian boys were poisoned on
the Simcoe Reservation. Oregon, last
Saturday, BY eating Wild parsnip,.
Two have died.
A FRI at Milton, y. H., yesterday,
destroyed the extensive wooden mills
OF Edward Briefly. Loss from s75, 900
to 800, 600.
A FIRE In Cincinnati, Ohio, yester-
day, involved a loss OF property
amounting to $4,000.
TIE Columbia Bank Of Chatham.
New York, suspended yesterday. Liza
bllities not yet known.
SrlvEa cola Is aarco il Sac Frau
cisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14

The temperance men OF New York
are indignant at the failure Of the Re.
publican majority In the Legislature
to redeem the promises of the party
respecting prohibition. A call has
been Issued for Convention to meet
at Albany, June oath. and Indications
point to . large attendance. with I'm.
portant political results. The defeat
Of the local option bill Is the primo
cause OF dissatisfaction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14

FATHER ANTHONY GRIM, lately q
missionary In the Indian country, COM
mitted suicide BY drowning In the Po-
tomsc river. His body was found yes
terday. Ii Is thought he was insane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14

A regiment Of troops near Valencia.
Spain, mutinicd on the ll;h instant,
anu ufu!derd ttntr Lscur. Cotouef.
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lSirtns.
NEW TODAY.

coTTER-In Virginia City. Nay 81, to the wife
OF Richard cotter, q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 9TH.
Cenmiree Of l%nviiatiosi
COLI HILL.
Hon l. T Fox Thomas Kelly
Nal W II Smith Abe Jone,
Capt . @ Taylor Thomas Gallagher
Capt N Cansyan John Walsh ,
Lieut. r Walsh Patrick Neylon
Lient Jas Cherest Daniel Fahey
OF Kellogg Peter 7 Hearn
Geo Emmett James Boyscn
VIM d c Gibson
vIRGfhIA.
Maj Gen vauBoEkelen Lieut. Tom Hughes ,
Brig Gen Baterman Lieut. Smyths
Col DANES Kelly Lient Robertson
Capt Donovan Sheriff Atkinson
Capt Young Chief ThosE Kelly
Capt Comstock Marin Ford
Capt Osbision Dennis Nevin
Capt Arnold william Hays
Lieut. Dan Lyons Daniel o'connsll
John Snow
Csnnttiee Of Arrangements.
Patrick Neylon Peter p Hearn
Timothy Kesting Con Nice rrhy
Bernard Coyle John Ryan
Capt John Cosgrove
Committee Of Receptions
Lieut E Walsh Patrick Ncylon
7 Larkin Dennis Leary
Michael Mccormack John Scggerson
ideally
Floor MnnngerLI
John Walsh. Bernard Coyle
Thomas Ward Charles McDcrmott
John Flynn
Floor Dirrctori
Capt John Cosgrove
TICK S. 90
Admitting Gent and Ladies.
TIE BEST OF MUSIC will be 10 attendance.
je2t I'd e
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b.

BURKAIIS,
Northeast corner C and Tnyler strsets,
Virginia, New.
rs HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING
i In the line OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-14

FANCY GOODS.
DIARIES for 1873. School Books, Catholic
Prayer Books, Holy Water Fonts and Cruel.
lIes, Blank Books. Memorandum. Now
Books. Albums, Bibles, Gold Penn,
Prayer Books. Pictures, Opera
Glasses, Portfolios, Frames,
Fine Cutlery, Lunch Bias.
kctr, Stereoscopss,
Stercoscopic
Views,
Lega, Blanks.
Legal Stationery.
Drawing Paper. Artists
Materials, Instruments, Fine
Singing Canary Birds, Female Birds
and Bird Cages, Bird Seed. Cutie Bone.
Flower Seeds, Flower Pots. Flower Basl cts,
Children'r Carriages.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

With the country full Of crops whose
value runs high into the hundred millions
of foreign goods not ezcessive-Wtth less
individual debt than usually eSists-wlth
every thing betokening prosperity despite
even our immense ta1ation-a blighting
monetary panic has spread over the Union
1t has caused frightful Shriuksgo of val.
ues-has led to the suspension of the
bauks-ha greatly shaken mercantile and
business credits and thrown tens Of thcuS.
snds of Iaborers out Of employment This
pauic arose from the failure Of the great
houses of Jay Cooke 4 Co. and Henry
Clews g. 70 who have the most intimate
relations with the Graot Administration,
and have been its fiscal managers aud bank
crs They disposed of tho Government
loans They have given tone to, if they
have not originated, its whole financial
policy. For this financial hurriauce,
therefore. the Administration aud The Re.
publican party which brought it into pow.
er are to he held responsible, and solely
responsible. It'istao effect Of their policy
aud their monetary schemes. It is they
who have been giving such hot. bed and
unnatural growth to railroads by extraor.
binary money aud land donations, 1t is
they who stimulated the withdraw If cap.
tal from business enterprise and its 10.
vestmcut IN National banks and National
bonds, by refusing to impose the same
taxes upon the latter that are paid BY other
property, and by refusing To redeem the
National bonds, as Wo agreed to do, IN
grecDbacks,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

A BOYS TDEAs OF HEADS -"Hcads arc
Of different shapes aud sizes. They are
full ofnOtious Large heads do mol always
hold the most. Some people eau tell just
what man is by the shape Of bis head
High heads arc the best kind. Very
knowing people arc called long headed =
A fellow that won't stop for anything or
anybody is called hot.headed If he is
not quite so bright, they call him soft hGa
dpd; il he won't be coaxed or turned they
call him pig.beadCd Animals have small
heads The heads Of fools slant back. -
Our heads are all covered with hair ex-
cept bald heads There are other heads
besides our heads There are barrel heads,
heads Of sermon.-and somo ministers used
to have Gfteen heads to one sermon; heads
Of cattle, as the farmer calls his COWS and
oxen; bead winds, drum heads, cabbage.
heads, Iogger.hcads; come to head like q
boil; heads Of chapters. head him of, head
Of the family, aud go-ahead-but first be
sure you're RICH" Young Amer'c@.
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Creditors Of the G. &. o. R. r. to be
Faithfully Paid.

Creditors Of thee &. o. R. r. to be
Faithfully Paid.
A Tribune reporter called at the office
orC. P. Huntington, president Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad on the 18th
lust. to inquire concerning the financial
condition oflho road which ID popularity
supposed to have been at tho foundation
of The embarrassment of Fisk q Hatch,
Mr.. Huntington said that when be and
Fisk u Hatch took hold Of the enterprise
the road was pretty ncarly completed and
connected. 1t bad cost nearly $4,000.
600, but tho two ends which we're flushed
Afforded facilities for only local business,
As soon as they should be connected, the
completed road would be placed on fin.
auciu basis: without the connection it
would lack an earning power They had
examined every part Of the line before
they touched it They found that it would
constitute The short line from the lower
Ohio valley to The sea, aud that it must
inevitably receive large part OF the
through business, while the local traffic
would be simply euormOus-botb Of which
opinions subsequent events have strength
eucd The coal aud Irou lying Immediate
IIy along the line Of the rood will Of them.
Issives make u very vslusbies IL seemed
pity to allow the road to reuain unfn-
ished They all knew thuI great interests
demanded its completion Fisk Il Hatch
took The company s securities aud advanced
money on them and when the panic came
on they could not go out aud gel the lnou'
ey on them they are perfectly good, bat 1t
will take time to realize on them. Those
w&nm the road owed will he sure to receive
one hundred cents on the dollar, but this
wilt take time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09
NOTICE 70 FAKE DEpOsITIONs.
Abraham Harper
u.n,iar Admlr kc Ell. 81 \

F G Benslsy. Admir- DC et ST..
IN a H,n.ley as Admir- Of James A. Hens.
ls, deceased, and in his own right, Annig
B.1slsy, Elizabeth E. Henslry, Lucinda
Hrn.lry John ". Hrnsley, James A, Hens.
lev. Ocloyia E. Brnsley, Mallba A. Hens.
le;. E.J. Asnslpy, Mary j. POOr, Walter
poor. Pamelia Poor. T.. NIehOias, VIM. E.,
Nichols, p. N. Nichols, George @. Nichols.
W, Smith, Adwillie Smith aud Jonathan R..
HenSry, heirs at law Of Jame' A. HenSley,
deceased.
Yon, ard each Of you, will take police
that hall on h. l7th day Of October 1873,
Al IN, rEfJcp Of lhp Clerk Of the Circuit Court
If Pp,pam cOrnty, Wet Virginia, IN the town
nj Winhplt, between the hours Of o'clock A.
N md 6 o iocE P. N. Of tnOt Jay proceed 10
take Ihs d.posiIions vi Wilson Hayes ami 9th.
sr IN be read as ryidpnte IN my bhalf in q
cer,sjp snil bow depending on the Chancery
aid. Of lhr Ui.cnh Court Of Putnam county,
west Virginia, wherein yOn are defendants
and am complainant, and If from any cause
ihe taking Of said d positions be not cOmm'n.
ed on said day, the lsSieg Of The same will
). adjourned from DAY 10 day or from lime to
time d tie same place and between The same
hours until the same ShaA be completed.
ABRAHAM HARPER,
sert 2;-4w. yer Counsel.
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In Ohancery.


John Dufour, Defendant
The object Of the ABOVE cause is 10 Sttlcl. aud
subject 10 sale under decree OF the oun;y
Court Vi Putnam County, Tie estate Of The dt.
iendunt in said county, sufficient in amount
TO satisfy the sun OF $3.50 no, amount ola sin
gle bill, executed by defendant 10 plaintiff,
with interest thereon since the 4th day Of
September ls12, The day Of its execution, aud
the cost OF this suit, This day CANE the com
plainanl by counsel, and on his motion, aud
it aPpeSriug BY affidavit filed that the defend
ant john DulOur, is amOn.iesident Of this Slate
it is ordered tia; he do appear here withir.
month after the date DI The first publication OI
this order aud d, what is necessary 10 project
bis interest in this suit.
1ese;- j. l.. MIDDLETON, Clerk.
+. a. Guthrie, Sol. foot. 9-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

We regret to announce that Ernest
Grimm, The UprigbtIy, lively, and amiaOIe
son Of Mr.. j. aud Mrs Grimm. had met
Yesterday on the farm Of bis parents, with a
serious accident. lie was playing, add 10
scaling panel Of fence. one Of the rails
WIS By bis little sisters following him
thrown down, which fell upon one Of bis
legs, breaking a bone. Tue poor little
fellow suffered q good deal Of pain. last
night. but DR.. Hugo Koch, this morning,
relieved him, aud be is doing now as well
as could be expected. Times
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i. KIMBEaLTNG, Clerk.
by John E. 1'imms, Deputy.
Polsley h Martin, Soils. loot '-4"'
TO NANCY DEMASTERS;

To NANCY DEMASTERS:
Take Notice that | shall on the 10th day Of
Noyrmber 1873, at the Office Of John f.
Timms. IN the town of Point Pleasant, Mason
County, West Virginia. between The hours oil
6 o'clock n. m. and O'Clock p. M Of that day
procreI To take the dispositions Of Nancy
Corn and others, to berpad as evidence in ray
behalf in a certain suit in Equity depending
in the County Cont for the County of Mason
West Virginia, where am plaintiff and yon
are Defendant aud, if from any cause The TAX
rng Of said Dispositions he not commenced, or
if commenced be not concluded OIL that day,
the takiug of the me will b" adionrnrN AMI
continued hom day TO day, or from time 10
time, at the same place AMI between The samt
hours until the same shall be completed.
Respectfully,
ort CAV. ROBERT DEMASTERS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

Fix President johnson is rcndered almost
pennies by the allure Of Ibe First Ma
,iouuI Bank at Washington, be having lost
$50, 900 in that institution, which he had
on deposit 1t 6 per cent. ialerest.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

,TRules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
a CJumtv Court ui Mason CoonIy, on tho
6rst Monday III September, 1873
H. Fry and V, B. Collins, psrtn;m doing
bn.inp.S under the firm maine and styEe q ths
Point Pleasant Dock Company.
VS..
]. W. Stone. In Assumpsit and Attachment.
The object Of this suit is tc Attach and sub.
ipct to sale the property OF the Defendant In
Mason County sufficient to pay the sum Of
twenty five do lars due the plaintiffs from de-
lendant, arising nut Of contract.
And it appearing by affidavit filed with tho
p,p.rs Of this can,e, that the defendant, }: W.
Stone, IS non resident of The Slate Of West
Virginia, il is ordered that he do appear here
vlI,ln one month after he date Of the +"
n bIlcalion If this order and do ~hat is necei''
sary to protect his interest in this cause.
TesIe:--
L. KIMBERITNG, Clerk,
by john Z. Trims, Deputy
sept II-4w.
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yOFCE TO CREDfT0RS.

To 1bs Creditor, Of LaGh DIXON, 'lsrO.
IN pars. snce oil deerrr " the csroh Court
l oi IN County Of PHDaDr made il e%'He
tber,ia pending 10 sOl$etlh' real estate Oh tire
said Levin Dixon 10 the payment u hin dsbI',
YOU are required to p'rsvnl yourcIam' against
The said Levin Dixon fm adjudication 10 W.
". Brown, Special Commissioner, Al hI, office
in the said COZ MY, on or before the l6;h day
Of OCtvbrr 1873.
Wnne.e: Geo ". Cargill, Clerk of said
Court, this lsL day Of september, lo73,
GEO. W. UARGlLL, Clerk,
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IN conformity with the abov notice, l shall
b. in my off in the town Of 'N'inieIi, P.,9aM
UoSnry, W'st Virginia, or the 10TH day Of
October, 1873, 20 laSe, ~ ~ ana settle M &C.
count showing the ind Drpdnr>s " she hlA
Levin Dixon at The tTJp VI his Ars,h, hay the
SAME IS rvIrncrd, W nal land. u any, lhr SAID
Dixon died seized aud Possessed Of, aud lIany
what liens ARE uP IN The .aI0s and IN whose
favor, aud rsper mlly the amount apb Pn@rl>
ties Of compa MANS claims asGlast the sad
Dixon, decd vii al lienS, is any, any Of them
may have JoD said Iando anh !hsir prinrll'r'.
and any uth'l mater ! MAY deem pertinent
aud pro er. AID that ANY party 10 the sui Or
any CT tditC may rrnS'NarIy renIre.
". Il. BROWN Sp, oial Conf,
sept. F.-w6,
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Cox,yprycy APPOINTMENTS NJ n
Cnvncn, sourn -Purker'J~g Dl''''''-
W Dowutuiu, P. Il.
Petersburg Station VIM. Gaines Mil
''' pafkcr,butg Cireuit-w $ Nay F
N Yates. c, ~
Cook.
Spencer CircuiI-E Kendall
Calhoun Missiou-J W Ums'ead'
smithville Circuit-Jobu Cook.
Ripley Crcuit-W. Briscoe.
Kayenswood Circuit-I S Williams,
Point PIeasant--JOhu 7. LedIey, NJ
W. Trippe't
Mason Nission-L. II. Mead.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

Hon. John B. Baldwin. died at bis
residence in Slauuton, Va, on the night
of September 9Orh, 1873. Iu bis death
Virginia loses one Of her truest and ablest
men.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

"Tho man who roi.es 9 howl about
rings" aud "cIiques" is but too often an
individual whose iUsgiustious is utterly
uu,rustvorrby and who contains The very
best elements Of which tie true ring"
politician is nruDulaciurei-aud generally
has a sore head"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

General Butler says that the purchasing
power of dollar is less now than it was
fty years ogo We don't believe q word
oft. The average Congressman eau be
bought now with $4,000, and others, for
less. Fifty years ago you couldn't have
purchased ono for millions.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

The Postmaster at Piltsbufg, Pa was
arrested last week, as a defaulter to the
amour. eff $4,000. He is 40 uulucky
fellow. Government will dispose Of him
without mercy. He should have secured
hundred or two thousand, and then bis
compecrs would have taken him by tho
baud as good fellow ADD an expert.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

The Shepherdstown Register gives it 90
the authority of Madame Rumor, that
there arc to be tweOty,one weddings in
that village during this fall and winter =
1t will be good streak Of luck for The
ministers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

Dr.. Hulliheu, member Of the House o.
Delegates frm 0bio county, has rendered
his resignation to the Governor, which has
been accepted, aud election ordered to I'LL
the vacancy, to take place on Thursday,
the 18th VI ibis month,
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA:
AT Rule. held in the Clerks Office o the
a County Court Of Mason county, Oh The
first Monday in October, 1873.
Robert Demasters ,COmPPI :, c,.
VS.. In Chahcery'
Nancy DemaSters, Deft. ut
The object Of The above SUIT is to Obtain Ia, I. a
divorce from The bonds OF maIrmOny. This
day came the complainant by Counsel, and on
his motion, aud il appearing by att IavI' filed
that defendant Nancy Demasters' $ non res
ideDt Of this State, it IL ordered that she 40
app.ar here within month alter the date oi the
6[st publication of this order aud do what Is
necessary to protect her interests in this suit
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-10-09

r YOU want uice DRESS GOODS 90 to
WI. SMITHS