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Nrv OrtrANs Pei siotess ss,i ssiss
Of White 77c yellow 10. Hu laies a. s22 30 70, Ch9.
Lard fof lUif1lOS. fsf ket
Molsse. good demand sSaG0c csisrn Btes 6lc s
Prime 100 for Choice Other articles nacha-gi Dot IlS IN
ehinge-N. r. sight. = fi,eoonti Sterling. b.351j 80
Sr boo, Reb 6-f0ir gooi tsBaaf Tor o- Fdes 81 80
changed hgb qnes dI Wheat dal sni uncbsBd osI
s,mpls lot. sod. Con doll martial co., fJ1s foe No
Mrsd Al BAst e track G3l Msreh 6Ct. Apul Oss-Desi
e 'part small business sales Of car ois Of 10 {" 80 N sr
vstorN Bsreyusn o. loser sell Rvs hghrr - Da0Se
Nb,sy s.eaiy 96e Poh uBchsng Of i SIDE IN les. a
Els So STANDARD SIS 2J pr siea Msi,-Oay limited ,bbux
demand sellers wou hsis pso1, price, but there bsyer<
Bacon qet oal hni.si lobhHs 5suiat Las qlss ss
Steam. Moni.y dsigsv 1--we H,ss dfm
- 80 for shppnS IS 40as5 70 FOR Paeag - Zoe tss
thoee Cattle fla o. 81 5Oatj 10 "a Ictans 81 70 % %
for CoF and efrs a. 5O0ks rs Good Cioe hstyss
keeeps5 900 bbl% FoBr. 1000 bash WHEAT 1900 bash
1890 HOG.
lwmsNGro, n c. Peb 6-sUrf, TnrD.lhne rs.dT 81 tb',>
g. Srsnd Crude TarDe7ne fes3y - - 10
Hard. and - is for Ysl0~ DIP Tar 6rn p 81 80
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Englsnd. Clear weather. with fresh northwest winds
prevail 10 Tho MI Idle and Eastern STATE
west Winds with partly cloudy weather W ho $500
Atlantic coat, AID easterly winds vita ra ~
the Gulf States but with cloud and snow DVk Sno viz
sOuri Valley and upper lake region
Irobabfitfrs
For Friday, In New.E1gland, dIminish nora vest
srly winds and clear wcothor followed BY oi,'nv
weather and rising temperature during Pridav night
For the Middie @rtes mud Lossr Ink, ps0fon f1l!fr,'
barometer. rising tsproivrs. Dorheosi DtRfs cloudy
or pOrtiy cloudy reafhrT, and posgbiv rgOw or RAIN
For the South Atlantic and EIs.cfn ~ 34tes north
east 10 southeast Vlsds. fainn barometer treatsn-
Ing and RAINY weather.
For the ONO and lower Missis-pp Valley and upper
lakes falling btrOmeter. rising gempmAt1re IBofsas
ing mort winds with sn1w and possibly ram
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DIED.

s;~;fs y.s fs ss Co. ?, S'''
BoS S o. S,n 's' a ss fG,s SS l5 ms .ss
'n .s ,. 81 s' , fs ss.t TsSh % F ~ g. .iS
BR00Ks-Ia h, city, wsiussdA PED a. C.saern' A. -f' -
The r.yos Of the family respectfully syd ,s-1
ssy morning FsS z 10 ocioci Eo,ls VII be 'Ass or'ss
vooi for uterneut
DUvALLOn Feb g. Daniel s. Du''n Of " .ad Bn Do
RELATIVE, friend. q .s 'ss are repeatedly a,..d p .e', u.
TTri,T snsrpoos, At pa OeOci p m.
DSGgAsoo wfP,'I To' 81 n 80 ' S s.,s;s %
s5t.l ,her lingering Illness Robert n DhnSh'~ a -. Aca
IS. r.,a5, friends Of I'll, .a, a'i,i . .e<.i o.
Cuures Osngs Jalcuea, A. D. Fniay Fss
a. 2 locs sthOal further nTitsuop TI-a
es,u. At ii2O O'clock.
DUSCAS-ou Tnsr.y, Feb 9. 1874 Pesias DsAss NOD "a
R,., and fena, ar, srtsd 70 III. iuu. .sr, 81 hi, s s.s
s ssSs. 40 % ''-'- - y '''-'
J,cKsoy-A Not Sprs, Artan,. o. 81 lest JoiG Jssl.a q
sm Of Boup Jteson, So Pss Man, arr orG,rJofh' ey
Notice Of funsrd hereafter
JoSEs-oa Thuf,.' morning. .ne sAs as. Mr. JObSJ Jose.
Posr-I Paris. Frsa on n. con Juuar, Pes.ss P,yt
Pr,asns and Harriet Post sad Suai'On Of Ab''As.
RICHA o. ws9n.aly g.e T. GsorE o. Of Charles
sad J'as n'hani n shs s2d }e.f o. % r,,, =, -.
rtnspt- D. t.isn 30 woOt'a she 30 a R'.i'e' 'a'
friends Invited 20 a,lsge. slhoss further aouo,
sarH-At Perth Ambe, y j. on ueisy tsh J. Charles hehss@
smith. NJ y. Ia ne 7lst ye'r of ia 90, 90, -, a.,
Pfnis aud ssur,, ny a0t rsnh., q ias s.s sss
Aie.,I Medical Societies and e pIois'.sh .ssf.y are
infs sieud hol further aSAoe itas Nv" SH'y V'S
10 Q. M ard reiou 80 p,
sNITA Nevtosu Lorg isnf on 90 n" ss.h sip, s,sfhs
ofEduarl saith. Sgd ye4p ihJ 10na'
Heres - uusfs to-m0u0u
VAN AkN-wsaBe,ay Psb james Vas s'ss 10 the ss,s
OF bis ~. . a. - t-..., a. -. A.
.., rom biz Ale r.siess Fofs Watnston ga ssanasJ seat
stI80p m The Hudson River n IAn s lsass talrtiesA "a
stl .. ~. returning 80 2. 80 p m-
WHRLrAi Pot R,hmoad ald rsssi,y YsA job.
Wbdp. assl ~ yelIA -
r,es w b. hrM al %, SUMMARIZED Chsreh Wed
Pod G.chm0ad Friday Fe6. o. .2h ococi Hsis,I'es
feB are Invited Carriages viii Ne ssung a. rVs
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CArrLs Markets

Psb 6CArrLs oDs1oi sstse hni e'osS fsi,
bsst sals today s06fs arH duat- - 90 e. msf 70
goOi fr quality 4404sc reoeps 6ii heal s'ies LIS
hss ID
Hoos an and higher light receipts sales shs0c receipts e.Tis
head
sassPRscspt, limited 70 demand and hgAsri s'ss AZ 4hs
7c; recsps $50 bead.
CRicsGo Peb 5CArrLs duN receipts 500 pts vert P,r 70
Caoce selling ~ 5OdSj 80, Aens, 81 4O0bt 90
lot Of Fancy averaging 10 brcug. 50 80 pufas 300
Hoe-Reoept, 81 900 mostly gi't mirhc .Bei sesf
bat b0ers obtained rduc,oB OF lO1lbe far
Good Ciece s. GD9SJ so Medium 10 Par ssihsf
slowly - SO0sj 60i sbpn,ne 10000 good hogs
Hns0d
snSEP trn Ari fairly a'avs receipts 500; ass 81 $685. -
Tor Common - Choce. with h1as at 81 o. .hpa.ais. oDO
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TELRGRAPUC NOTES.

Blake Bros n Co. Of London have taken Of the
V OF boto ne entire Of bond. amounting 20
fyVy ino s remainder o. ls mae pei amounting 70 about
tue city las 70 nsgOusis
..Collector Howard Of Portsmouth, ~ H., has
reeve oiatt ron Ne hscf,taf Of e Tfoasgy ir the landing
owe htLac Ntbe - Rye beach ~bou entering Of sps
cottatg A. it t1t-onoue ford enterprise all tho
sid 81 tie disposal ofits Government there
Two ballet dancers. Miss HAYS and Miss Lee
stIafte1 TO A't~s,s N.nsy Tter Phlsdelhs were bi1y
henrd az tFel1L lie iofAsf Ce green before The
fo rl4 her dress cs1yd Gre stove ~, sn o..
sri toe faus from Der iss communicated 70 that Ms Ice
LLe.l LLLaI-e. !, = l--rtel. n. a1l --l.a ~
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other SAlp Ns,os g. Third Paa,l

For other ship Se,os see THIRD Pagsl
ARRIVED
Steamship Wyanose Coach RohmOnd Ctr Pos, sos IN
md u to Old DOm.nioo Stes HsiD "a.
steamship B'neh'o JOu Ph.sielpsa with md's and F,s %
b. I1ne brace afst John, FL ssAs rers,n,use 80 S.Js
Seat ahsg Kcnne1 Batter Brunswick "a, 10 d,r vS iuns-a
sebr Aoaif Bonaey Kod,il Jiea'a'e 10 s.y w ian,s
senr II. he.ss Psndl,'ou Portland With a~,sf
s s, h h,,,e T,. s y S~s r,,''i ara ~
scAl e. 7. Osetsoa. II. s.B.. Boston for virgnA
SAILED.
stssm,bp, wstpbsl lmbs. TrSscrA 6l.sso.i CIV
OiMnj, for Hiy'ns II L'1st'H fr S.aas.s ses C'ros'
Tovni Hsriruen Rotterdam for LVsrDoo Ss
bristol; nn1 OR GO IlEi iiee brg. ao5e Zoe Mar
'e, Mo,ar: fol "a = .e1,> o5sas 9t o. looms r. ~.
s ~ rsohs r .s. a'S 4. .,. for DS' 100 '''
wLsD-Son.at. ife.b n. ". clear
DOMESTIC PORTS
sosrsS, MosEos Feb 6fhs steamship leo bad her m,ia y.lrs
stem orsGsg % day she - sssd "a r,S ~ ,nl asa ~ e,
states Steamship Onpee Io1ng tho monitor AI loo hJ "s 'si
D,Insosz Feo 5-Arnved steamship. william wo,a-,ri Ire.
ssrios safe sSa' m.s sIf91 t9so non Ia '.s..
sD.fiIE fe.,s oa M p, s S sag "a ss .
Providence r Crsnns1 ron Jsr.er Ct, Uistr .se.m.sss
Jo,ePhne Thomson for Ses fou Joas Hognas tor soos va
for Cora s boots TOR psa.',h so.d Tor Orders sss hh,s L's
for liverpool ON stream 10, d.,.aA S. t.sss's s.''"'
CnARlSsrOS. ). C. o.Aravsd bos water ~" rsrts
Lllna 'of g,iEmo isias se9fN q G. Bsr,' Tom r..s,.
W YsraaKou Booa; Ola Chad ifon ha'ia oeacl se.a,
;D SsoIe i 70, oar, ,. n'I s.' w., s s =,
Bn Ens sca ossphn AOfs or Philadelphia asi i1'.'' Zee
Bull
Gatvr,ros Pss 5.-s,lsa .hiD GuI'.r for Liverpool
NkvOKLsAss RsJ 6-Aruyci Passes snsHsap CITY q
HOg0p Ceafri. Steamship Mara Tor baesnsi
Malta Liverpool; scbr AJtos iss
Ca % Da P.sthrr
siv.ssAH oArnyei. .hp BoE, iroa liverpool; s'ss
Mviic, Blluaore Cleared Psa Aau kiils
Chsreoni bnk H1vHd for hes bavea osle sesasns
BarDes, Tor Ner.f0rs.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Feb 6ArnFeJ.
Graz Tor tors . sal ia.
20. 5-ss,l r toe United States Ssse h. sse<
Petrol Wilhelm kss kOsk ON Pores ~.
Moru koSi Schiller, BeLsVuo, ArsOsi sod Ltme hrFj sst
Intel tLh. Iona heO1, sBa htchi ss
EDma herrli N
Eslco1er Lair Garner H. Wages, ssJ Cssss
DISASTER.
N0SROs Peb 6Ibe steamship Crescs1t C srriyef
toIsy hayils se,msip hss hes
OsVsno.b tOw ha her GachinerJ lissBol
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PERSONAL.

Jefferson Davis has gone to Europe for his
health and left the rsscible Mr. Footo spelling for
hgnt
The Rev. j. s. c. Abbott. wishing to give
more attention TO MS writing Of books has resigned his
passionate at Fair Haven.
Twenty-three graduates Of Yale College
formed an Alumni Association at Washington Wednes
day night and passed n resolution bailing with salts
faction toe appointment OF q brother sumnus 10 the
chief prOfessOrship and taking measures Tor banquet
in lis honor on his arrival st Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06

Tho number OF pills msis single iJ H. ths vaitei sits
eponnns enough mske pal est % msks se> 30
aB dfsaiy There cheap b.rsa d"ao " 'sH &c.
ahing moe than csthte aud Il les, besh h1 gJs 81
s ba medicine ike Ds Morris byNs Pits IN On oe's
no mercury tho stsnicA Sa -loh yessss
10 the scat disease deIit0m nied DOLL rfcrfSsrre J,as
y rcRKAN %. PoRneLoI, az N9l.Ee kse. n "
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eogERNHRyT gEATHEB 8EP0RE
WAN DEPARTMENT,

WAN DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE rHH CHuEY SIGNAL OFFtCRa.i
WAsHnaTos ID. O. Friday. Feb. oil a. IN. }
Synopsis FOR me pas. flceatY-foar honry.
The barometer has risen since Wednesday
night tbroughout the Eastern ana Middle states but has
fallen In the Guf States, tho Mississippi Valloyand tho
uppor lake region. Tao lowest pressure is now
central In louisiana, and tbs highest 10
Ponnsyiyania. Tho temperature has rsea over
the upper lake region, aud theDoo sOuthwarj 70 tho
Oult. 1. has fallen almswbat Ia Now GQrS snl ROW
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TIE sIAMEsR TWINS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-The physicians who
went 20 North Carolina for the sismese twins have
returned The bodies will bo befe tonight by express
The examination will not take place for two or three
days ani win then be conducted by the College OF Ply
sciAns ana will be strictly private but report Will be
furnished 70 tho pHbic The bode. are 10 good sIato
Of
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

POE A'AShAH-Ia sean'@p Herman Lly'9gHoH, Pch o.
" Burton anl vie, Rev WHsm herv D. r. KmbcdJ Nie 4.
Kimberly -. Lee All vile jane, Msrr s,is wHs
kBoI w. Art3Hr wife. w. W. Bale, v w. DarEo>
H. Dtnsrs snd wife A. 4. Tinker Mis- Jla jes>Dh sass
a. julia Sbenes JrA WA Vine ut sRd hA@l oa-eJ GAa4E
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MARRIED.

-CURTIssA the residence Of the bnts % rharSv.
ian I9 b he Rev RJbron d. D.. Mr. HeaD CisTis Of U~s
necicgt 30 ~ daughter VI Charles Cls " ms Az
COFFIN sLOANB-On Tuesy. Feb. g. by Rev Jhi Hat D.
Emgad Coffin Bupsenia taags'eI Of "nHs@ S'A' e'a
sfths cltY.
Al Notices Of Narriaye5 must BE- tndarssd vtt (sh
zane and address.
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me STATE or TRADE
HAVANA gxoHaSGE

H.v... P,b BRrssasrs 6rm NE Unei Ait~s, 81 ts-a
arrsncT mn PSI cent prs 80 1910 f-Ras
60 d.ys goo prsma gst % pfeEps LoA1e-.
ll38ll5 premium. 90 Pius BSaSD pfemipn
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Exports aud Imports of United states. Tor las, ss y..rs
God and CIrrss ne nie-
UsH ALMANAC tor l5lL Pnee % ceaS.
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5rsciai Soiires

Tho Tribune Almanac for 1874.
NOW READY
tOR sAfs Az SsWspEAtaRs AND ss
ans ruPUSS OftiCs
PrS. ~ ssas, Z lpr e.
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Az N0uces ~ II
same ard address
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-15
county.
STATE NEW3.

The sound of the hunters gun rcsocads
Oh the bills Millions of pigeons roost
nightly a, Oakland. and each train pass
ing through Piedmont carries its quota OF
shot guas, which are almost superfuty,
as the birds are piled SO thick Oh the elder
bushes that after uight,fall one can step up
to them and catch and kill them as fsst as
necessary without muti!a:iug them With
shot. 0ac gentleman from Westernpost
Tuesday morning, killed eight hundred
and thirty.thrce of the birds, many Of
which we're taken without the aid Of
gun.-Ptedqoat Independent.
On Tuesday last, Isaac Taylor. young
man, resident Of Hampshire, while cross
ing the railroad track OF New Creek, was
struck by the east bound mail train, and
thrown vita much violence. breaking his
nose, cutting his forehead, aud iajpring
him considerably about the spine His
injuries, though quite serious, are not dan
gerous.
a daughter Of Charlotte Hall-callcd
Daughter Hail." about 10 years old,
living at the mouth Of Indian creek 10
Monongalia county, attempted to drown
herself on the l9;h ult. She threw her.
self and child, few months old, into the
river, but was rescued by Maxwell Malone,
who happened to be passing 10 skii', be-
fore she accomplished he: purpose. We
understand that both herself and child
we're Legitimate. -Fairnont lndcr:
A man, whose name we could not learn,
was thrown from sulky at the fair ground,
on Thursday, and seriously hurt. lie was
brought to the Grafton House, in the
evening; and it is said he tainted from the
effects OF the suffering be experienced =
Grafton Seatiael.
4 Man BLOWN Ur.-A man 10 Green.
brier county. few days ago arose carly
TO take hunt aud proceeded to build a
fire. Finding the wood was damp aud
bis Gre slow brilliant idea flashed across
his mind and he commenced pouring
powder upon the Goals from a huu:iu :
flask. In about two seconds he was living
about ten feet OF with bis coat burned Of
and his other clothes still on Gre. His
face and band, were badly burnt bu. 9th
erwisc he sustained no injuries. We re.
greet that We haven't bis name TO link with
chat of the rash youth who fred the temole
Of Diaua q; Ephcsu, AID hacd them down
10 q re7eF'ng posteFi'y = (oart,c.
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BRIEF MENTfoN.

10 The mids,.of the ihtoug Of as Cen.
teusial celebration, We uOliced ctaapy- Of
tbe, direct descendents,of tie warriors Of
one hundred gear. ago, ;a5d will recall the
names o. them, as far as We oao:s There
were tie Eaabans. the sethefEillss,
Jas. Atbdcsle, Jr, of Gfeenbtier, Jehn.
d. Lewis, Of Kapasha, the Lesises, Tof
Masva Nr..Agues Srhou, who had Two
grand fathers. in this great battle (col.
Charles Lewis AID Col. JohnSiasst aho
Is alss the frst:represeatatiye:of four liy-
ing generation who we're upon aground
and vto arc loniel Descendants Of tie two
picuecfs-eois Lewis ard Stuart The
fourth generation was represented By her
great grand child, iilas Grafton Tyler,
sao is D@ some ttrre or four years old
Ms: Scion was probably The only person
on The ground lha. could say as much :
lOha Raddell, Of Ohio. was also present
and bad swang. around his shoulder the
aud bullce,poash. carried By
bis father in tie Babe Of Point Pleasant
on the 10th day Of October. It'll. The
Humans. the olspdinegs, The alillata. of
Mason county; The Cleadiasas, Hauuans
and Millers, of Ohio. There were mum
Der Of others present whose names We did
cot ascertain.
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r Al
a. q Fleming. seq editor OF tae
Fafnont ,IFest HTyiinl, was marr!sa
on the lstiDst. TO .MisROsa Barns, 81
Rairmout.
Mr.. j. n. Powell abridse carpeptsr
employed by lhe d. o. R; r., y.
from. o bridge near Glwallis, Ritehie'
county, on Tuesday, -,ts2d ult.. and vs-
.ceived- such injuries ,itshe died on the
Wednesday evening fosgng. His vie
was taking him home b the train that
vas 10 he collision. lsf suithtop, and
the body narrowly escafd being burned:
BE resided at Fllnius'n, Taylor eoun
y.
a boy near farning9h, Marion county,
got one arm terribly dashed in q cane
mill a few days ago.
a dry kiln, containing scyesal4horsaad
feet Of lumber, vas bptbed al Egirmout,
last Saturday week .
Its understood .ibat.ae report of tbt
Postmaster. GsueralsvlH exhitit an in
crease ofabout 81 0sO. 300 IN The cxpend
itares ofth, pcst-ofsce Department, Th
advocates Of the restoration Of the frank
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oct Is q
TRUSTEES SALEI

RI virtue Of the power; vcsteG in me by a
ID deed oftrust bearing Haze on the Both DAY
of June, 1871, made BY Jshn N. Cherry and
Isaiah Gibbs, partners as CHERRY, Gibbs &
Go" to me as trustee, to secure the paymen,
Off certain debt fully described In said deed
of trust, (which is Of record in Mason Coaniy
Court Clerks Office in trust Deed Book No. ..
page 1907 to j. +. POStoa, shall or the
18th day Of November, 1874,
proceed 10 sell at public auction, al the front
door Of the Court House OF Mason County. a
certain palmer, called the "yictor," together
with all its appurtenances, situated in the
mill Of said Cherry, Gibbs L Co., in the town
Of 'nlnt Pleasant, for cash as ioiIy per cent.
OF the purchase nancy. ard cr5ijt of six
months as to the residue. Bond with good Sc.
curIty, bearing interest from DAY OF sale will
be required OF the purchaser for the deferred
payment
D, ". POI,SI.ry T,rstoo
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-15

The canvass Is going on 10 Maryland
aud Virginia in tie most suspicious mau-
ncr for the Conservatives in both States
There is eu;irc o,dcr aud peace between
the two races. Iu Virginia the Democrats
will certainly cleo, seven out Ct nine mem-
bers Of Congress. aud in Maryland it is
expected that they will sweep the entire
delegation.
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PURSUANT to the terms of deed of trrs,
! executed to by Selden 7. Way on the 2O,h
day OF August, 1913. and recorded in Mason
County Court Clerks Office, in t,lst deed hook
No., folio :,21 and following, 10 secure cet.
tam debts therein mentioned, I shall on the
10Th day of November, 1874, Chat being
County Court day. at the front door Of the
Court House Of Mason county, offer for sale a,
fuohc Auction 10 tie highest bidder, for cash,
the tract Of land described in ,n;d trust deed
as Containing seventy acres, and situated on
the waters of Salt Creek, il, said Mason coun.
y; and is the tract of land astely owned by
John Holt, how deceased. m
F. R KEARNS, Trustee.
+. ": S'sson, Attorney Tor Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-15

Gen W. Il Powell. formerly saperid-
teadent of the Clifton Iroa s Mil Com +.
paOy, in this county. but now resident Of
Kansas City, No. was recently nominated
by the Republicans Of the Sh Missouri
District for Congress, Dad" the by
wrote to his father, "comc Vest mighty
mean mca get into Office out here"
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BEPcRT OF THE CoNDgTror -,
IN The Mcrchsnis National Bank dr.
Virginia It Point Pleasant. IN he Sun =,
West Virginia, at close Of business, octobera d
RESOURCES.
Loans 4 Discounts > 1904 s,s ss
5yerdflds s9-., sM % ~
d, s. Bonds 10 secure circulation 10000 q
Due from reserve agents 1919 d
Due from other National Banks l;g "a. !
Due from State bankg &s6ahkers 5sS.ss,s
Real estate furnitnp Ind liSiures, IA 0ss a {,
Cafrcls Expenses md likes paid 2,i75 y
Checks and other eash items, lIi9is
Billsof Other. National Banks - 500 m
Fractional curebcy tinclud. Nick.lsl ss1ss
Specie, (inctuding gold Treasury,
No.es) = :. Isl s.
Legal Tender Notes. l0,3si u
! 5 per cent. Redemption Fund, 1900 %.
LIABILITIES. 8
Capital Stock paid in $50 900 90,
Surplus Fdnd 20 500 GU,
i Other undivided prohts z ,22S6 81.
National Bank notes outstanding. 2O5f no
Dividends unpaid, > =. :. 7665 90.
Indiyidnal Desosits - -. IS .igf.el
Demand certi6cates6f deposit I.slllo
EDde % other National Banks 1885,
j Due to State banks and bankers u 10y m
1l:.Notes aud Bills re.discounled : : 4;3t22 y
- ss4o.sei1Vs
I State Of West Virginia, e. z
County 81 Masoa, % J
1T Striblins, Cashier Of the above named
Bank, do solemaly swear thatthe Above stats.
:. ment.is true to the best Of my knoaleds aud
belief. S.
T. sTRIBLlNG, Cashier:
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this G.t
day Of October. lsT4.
F. W. SsIssoN, Notary Public.
, --~Gorrcet-Alicst:
: ! !. { S. 5iS$EEoss Directors.
Oct. i5-lw. 49,,
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!Fpnercl Procession.
Escort ofSta,e Cadets

'SSNVSIoH'
Escort ofState Cadets.
*lIe'interGcnt Of the remains of the heroes
who te!li this battle. with becoming
ceFeuonies,at.S o'clock p. u.
Ualer the effective Mayshtis who had
been on duty at the Fair Grouuds for the
last four days, the column was formed -
The Cadets were headed by their own
drum corps; the Knights of Pythias by the
GalIipolis and Point Pleasant Brass Bands
combined, whils. tie RavcuswoCd Brass
Band marched up The side walk and wait.
ed for the formation Of the column, ate.
which it took the place rssigncdi:.
Just before II 4. NJ. the column wa:
put 10 motion aud marched in the order
oss!gaei, 20 the Fair Grounds, whcrc
more than thousand people were focnt
waiting the arriva, of the column. s.
dcnsely crowded was Toe vast auphithoc
Ter before the head of the column reached
its front that it was with the utmost diff
Gully that the Committee of Arrangements
could clear away space enough for tb,
Company Of Cadets. a stand tos ,a,
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NeTsCE!

THE first msc,.ng of he Stockholders Of the
L Buffalo Milling Company" will be l:r!d
Oh thd sd day 0! 0c'obtT, l5i4, at the Office
of l.. J. Timnis { CO.. 81 the parpose of elect
ing officers, &c.
L.J.TINNS, Secretary.
oct Il nT.
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No one name associated with the Pacific
coast deserves to be held 10 memory Dorc
than that Of Rev. Dr. Whitman, the
pioneer aud martyr missionary, and ;he
proposition 10 erect a mouumeut over his
grave will be seconded with general graf
iication. The movement has been started
by the Pioneer and Historical Society
Of Oregon in the Walla Walla valley Of
which State, it will be remembered, DR.
Whitman was massacrei by the Indians
IN 1918. Oregon especially is called up
on to remember this noble missiona, ;s zsS9
sslsss 8 s & :l MI
England, who FIRST established a mission.
ary colony there and who paved tue way
for the subsequent settlement Of that re-
sion TIE society hopes to secure ten
thousand dollar, for the proposed mouu,
mcnt.
The above article copied from the Chris.
tan Union Of q recent date, will be very
gratifying intelligence to the relatives and
friends Of DR.. Whitman, residing in this
county.
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The following is the result of the elect
ion at this place yesterday. It will lie
seen that there has been regular clean
ing out Of Radicals and Independent PEG
pies party. White men repudia,c the
v!llaiuous civil rights bill:
For Congrcss-Witchcr h, 81; Here.
tssd, D, 1s3;; featiatIag, jphn. Hail I; c
Shrewsbury,
For State Senate-McLean, R, 81;
Terrell, D, 1888.
House of Dclesatcs-Rcynolas, R, 70;
Bumgaraer, K, 81; Hughes. Ind. G; Col.
den, Ind. 5; sehon, D, 19S; McCulloch,
D, 2O2.
For Alternative roa! system, 1902; az,
aims: III.
Democratic najjosifss, Hereford, o.;
Eerrell. 81; Sehon, tl9; McCulloch, l223.