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|, VI. 4. Chandler, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true 10 the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn Ia before me this
Gth day of October. 1874.
GEO. +. IRWIN,
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest:
G.. X. BOTSFOED.
GEO. ADAMS.
j. =. RHODES.
NcI a Directors.
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III WOOD STREET.
Oc7 eOdh PITTSBI RICH, PA
REPORT OF THE CONDITION

OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, At
" Wheeling, in the STATE of West Va,
al the cloS, of business, Friday, Uciohcr
md, lSi.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION

nE THE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST
~ Virginia, nj Wheeling, in the state of
Vest Virginia, at the close OF business on
the md day OF October, 1874.
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THE Independent Republicans of Pres

THE Independent Republicans of Pres
ton county, who We're dissatisfied with
the regular Radical nominations for
House of Delegates, in that county, re-
Gently brought out PETER ZINN and j..
II. Wilson. E>qs., in opposition, aS tn"
Working Mans candidates. More re-
Gently the Democrats Of the county held
a convention and endorsed the nomina-
tions. Mr.. linn is All intelligent and
conservative Republican, and Mr.. WILL
son is sterling Democrat. The indie
pendent voters of Preston should see that
both these gentlemen are elected /" rep
resent them in the next legislature.
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one of the amusing items of the Pc
itical campaign in Indians is the mis-
take of the chairman of the southern
Outrage" Committee, He has been
stirring up the papers on that subject,
and, supposing the Rensselaer, rH,o" to
be Rebuplican paper, wrote to the cd
itor as follows:
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Rooms OF THE

REP'S STATE CENT COMMITTEES,
INDIASAoPLIs, Sept. j 1874.
EtitorS.ofth the Union, Rensselaer,, Ind;
DEAR SIR: desire To call your atten'
tIon TO the horrible scenes OF violence
and and bloodshed transplIiny .lhrough'
them as great prominence a. possible In
your paper from this time until after the
election!
THOMAS ]. BRADY, Chairman.
The outrage business is to last only
.suntil after the election. Over 10000
Outrage Supplements have been circulat-
ed in Indiana. -.''
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ID. ID. II. FARNswnRTH is the Radical
candidate for State Senator against Col
DAVID GoFF. The Randolph E"teIprI>'
furnishes the following questions and
answers:
Who violated his oath and the C"nsti-
tuition of the State Of West Virginia
when the W,sstNirginia Senates consent
was given t0the 18th amendment of the
Constitution of the United States? Dan
Farnsworth
Who stole part Of Randolph county!
Dan. FarnSworth.
Who prevented the State Capita being
located at Buckhannon? Dan. Farms
worth.
Who will prevent the Capital being
removed from Charleston? Dan, Farms
worth.
Who by fraud and perjury aided in
securing the consent of West Virginia to
allow the Negroes TO vote? Dan.
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% BUILDING LOTS FOR SI|E
WHEELING ISLAND
Trustees Sale

NdIt.
DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED or rp,.
ID made by Robert q. Wn,.Is nv >,
Trustee, bearing date the arh J,,'. i'T. be
uary, 1866, and recorded i'm D,rj h W e.
"a, page -, OF the land rrrnri, ~ '
county, ] will on Satunia, "a, "a. VI.
day OF October, lSi. AZ M. ,,,'m, ~.
OF the Court HOUSE OF Obin '',' u'
AT Ia o'clock n. m. Offer fnr .""h.'
public auction, the rpIIuvr,'
Scribcl real estate, living UbnuI -
north of the city OF Whrrliuy nr 3, "r'
side OF Ill" Ohio river hring na, ,'.' 60
:. y. Woods home farm, HAVING ~ ,r III.
the east sid" oi the county mad and ...
ing thereon 70 poles and rNtrnJ,r, '.
eastward 100 poles, containing 1li. a., 80 b
land, covering aud including Li 49,,
coal. Also u Strip.of land IL feet III,
about ~ rods long, running from th,. ,..'..
western corner OF said tract of lana ,''.,
river, being the north half ~ a i,r,, . %.
road. i'''"
Terms of sale, onc.thIni cash sp. d.
balancr'in six and twelve month, "'''. W.
by deed Of trust
;. BRADY, Iu>,r,
j. 4. HERvEY, Auctionrrr.
Al the same time will br uf,.,r,.i t.,
llO1, acres OF coal lying immrii,rrI, b..
Of the above described tract uf land
au2"-rb ROBERT h. MNIN
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A Call for A Natieras Sportsns1s
AsSOcinfiOn.

The New York State Association for
the protection Of Fish and Game" believ-
ing that the time had arrived when public
sentiment was in favor Of forming Grand
National Organization for the protection
Of Fish and Game, did, in Convention
assembled at Oswego, n. T., on June %,
1874, adopt the following:
..Resolred, That this Association, in
Convention assembled, do indorse the
call for National Association, issued in
The american Sportsman of February q
1874" having for its object the procure
ment Of intelligent and efficient legisla
ton for the protection of Game Birds and
Fish" and did name the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, 1874, and Niagara Falls, n. l., a
the proper time and place for holding
such convention, and did appoint US a:
delegates to said convention; now
Therefore, We do issue this call to al
State Sportsmen's Association and Loca
Organization where no State Association:
exist, and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES where
no local clubs exist, to take the matter II
hand and send Delegations TO said CoEven
ton, and make the meeting one worthy OF
American neutrality-suspicious.
A. c. MATTooN. Oswego, \. \.
5. T. MURRAY. Niagara Falls, n. 7.
n ROVE, West Troy, n. Y
GEO. W. FLOWER. WATERFOWL, n. I.
W. j. BABcocK, Rochester n. i.
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kirkwoed Oh Stone.

1t is not necessary TO reproduce evil
dence of the villianies which gave to VIM.
VI. Stone such a character that he lost all
power and influence in the Republican
party, and was compelled TO take back
seat in the party, or seek some other par
ty association Much of the evidence was
originally produced by Democrats, and BY
those with whom he is now seeking power.
Long columns of affidayits. elative to his
general immortality. and untrustworthinesS
filled Democratic newspapers: and a num-
Der of Iowa newspapers, of Autobiography
sympathies, need only turn back TO their
own files to get an abundance of proof
that he makes a sorry figure head for the
new party of reform, But young men
like the Secretary of the AntiMonop.
State Central Committee, upon whose
shoulders has fallen the weight of the new
party. and mean 10 do valiant services to
somebody, ii may not be amiss to refer TO
some incidents in the life of their hero. OF
which they are to young to have recollec-
ton And here is something characters
tic of their party lawgiver: Stone was
Judge a disgraceful scandle forced him
into the army He held Majors commits
sion and the judgeship at the same time.
He drew pay as a judge and as a Major.
Patriotic Sam Kirkwood-the war Cover
nor of Iowa-would not stand that He
forced Stone into resignation Of one
or the other. When Stone was made
Governor, his first act was to destroy
all evidence in the Executive Office
of the disgraceful position he had
occupied, and the humiliating man
ner in which he was compelled to
give up his hold on double pay. But the
mutilated records of the Executive Office
show that the erasures were made. Gov.
Kirkwood can testify, if he will, Of the
manner in which he compelled Stone to
send in his resignation; and this one in
cident SO characteristic of the accepted
leader of the party of Reform, is but an
item of the subsequent events which made
the name of Stone infamous. Old heads
in both the Republican and Democratic
ranks, will not follow in the lead of Stone.
except there be those Of his ilk. following
any lead that gives hope Of Office And to
the young men Of the new party, summing
themselves into life under the smiles Of
Stone, enough may be given from good
Anti Monopoly authority, before the cam
pafgn closes. 70 convince them that - =
1igure-head Of refOFm Stone dos not make
very aTtroc$ivo 1hOW.-&4.
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Original N Office.

STATE OF IOWA,
TAMA COUNTY,
To Charles q I'orer.
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
/ there is now onfile. in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Tama Coun-
", Iowa, a petition of Campbell and
Fuller. claiming Of you the sum of One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars. as money
due on account of the breach of contract
in the sale of a pair of horses TO them
Also that a writ of attachment has been
issued in said cause against your goods,
chattels and land, and effects as provided
by law.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend. on or before noon of the second
day of the next term of said Court. beng
the September term of said Court for the
year A. d. 1874. commencing on the third
Monday of September \. D. 1874, at the
Court House, in Toledo, in said County
default will be entered against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon.
STIVERS & SAFLEY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, IS.
TAMA COUNTY.
To Ch0rles Ford:
z OF ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. That
i there is now on file, in the office of
the Clerk of the District Court of lama
County, Iowa. Petition of Hannah NJ
Ford, claiming of you divorce and the
control of her minor children.
And that unless You appear thereto.
and defend. on or before noon, OF the
second day of the next Term of said
Court, being the September Term of said
Court for the year \ D. 1874, commencing
on the third Monday of September A. d.
1874. default will be entered against YOU,
and judgment rendered thereon
STIVERS & SAFELY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Original Notice.

Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA,
TAMA COUNTY,
To Solomon keister.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. that
i there is now on file. in the office of
the Clerk Of the District Court of Tama
County, Iowa, a Petition of James III
Brooks, PRAYING that a temporary writ of
Injunction may issue. enjoining and re-
straining you. your agents or attorneys
from assigning a certain certificate of
purchase executed by the Sheriff of lama
County, Iowa. to w. II. Stivers and bv
him assigned to you for the south east
quarter of the south west quarter of sec
ton No twenty one (21,l township No.
eightr-tlree 49, range fourteen l4.l
west of 9TH p NJ. which land was sold to
said Stivers by said Sheriff on the 9th day
Of April A D. 1873 And also asking
that he the said James H. Brooks, be al
lowed TO redeem said lands from said sale
and that you be compelled TO assign said
certificate to him, and for other relief
And that unless YOU appear thereto,
and defend. on or before noon, of the sec
ond day of the next term of said Court,
being the September term of said Court
for the year A. D. 1874, commencing on
the third Monday of September A D.
1874, al the Court House, in Toledo. in
said County, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
STRCBLE & GOODRICH,
APPELLATE & KLINE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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New YoLxpul 10. 1874
Messrs. n. APPLETON 4 Co..-Geaflt7nen: We
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a. e. STA. LL

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y Tama County. Iowa. Via b. al Tn
cry sAs uTuaN fehiic examination tAr * -
dAs OF each mouth. r. si6eDee ~uHtb II ;4rsG.
School House; Office in Cont Housa. Toad 'N
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Republican state Ticket.

For Secretary Of SUITE.
JOSIAH T. YOUNG. Of Monroe County.
For Auditor Of State,
B.R. SHERMAN, Of Benton County,
For Treasurer OF State.
WILLIAMS cHRIeTT. Of Clarke Comfy.
FOR Register Of Land Once
DAVID SEcOR, Of winnebsgo County
For Attorney General.
NE CUTS. Of Mshaska County
Por Clerk Of Supreme Court.
EDWARD J. HOLMES, Of jackson County.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Court
John s. TUNNELS. OF Polk County.
For Congrs-s-Fifth District,
JAMES WILSON. OF Tama County
For Jaig--Eighth District.
JAMES H. RoTHRocK. Of Cedar County
For Attcrney-Eighth District,
MILO p. SMITH. OF Iowa County.
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ADAMS LOUISE.

1 ITORNEf AT LAM T0iedu Tams Conn,
Il Iowa Office over Galley Store.
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GEO. L. BAILEY

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n Iowa ofhce IN stone. btu cing. over " I
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Republican County Ticket.

For Clerk Of the District and Circuit Courts,
CHAuNCEY ]. STEVENS,
For Recorder,
J. B. N. BISHOP,
For Supervisor.
j. Il. LACDERDALE.
For Coroner,
& NJ BIELBY.
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ByJ, w. ScHUcKERS,
NEW YoLKlJuly 10, 1874.

For many years Private secretary % VI. thaee.
With the Eulogy on Mr. Chase. delivered
at Dartmouth, June a. by Hon.
VIM NJ Eyarts
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RuRNHAM & TEMPLES
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Assets $4,000 600 On
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Assets, $500, J0lC0
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"If, mother, you and Nellie were not so
much engaged in going out, and having
things going on in which do not share,
should not care to go off with boys to
these places but | wanted to go some
where to get away from the lonesome feel
ing. There seemed to be nothing left for
me Nellie went here and there, and had
her friends coming and going
The words were like sharp arrows to
Mrs, Allison's soul, as she saw her error in
not making her home equally attractive to
her boy and girl she resolved, that cost
what self-denial it might, she would hence
forth divide her leisure at evening, en-
deavoring to feel it as necessary to enter
tain and make them as happy as she would
INVITED guests there should be no plan for
Nellic's enjoyment or amusement that. did
not take in Guy, and even Mr.. Allison was
laid under contribution, and compelled by
the motherly ardor of his wife for their
children, 10 awaken to his part Of the duty
of making their home an Eden of happi
ness, and be n "hoy" again. Not an even
ing spent at home, had you happened ill.,
but you would find them all engaged, help
ing to entertain each other, either in social
games or pleasant reading aloud, or in fam
1 lily concerts in which mother was the lead
/ cr in soprano and Nellie the organist and
each little one gave its quota of voice.
! Sometimes Harry and other of Guys friends
| were askcdin, and home was made a charm
| ING place.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.


TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, l:40 & 1920 a. IN, 200
burlington 1882 & 'ii4o a. m, 1880 & 1880
y. m.
Ticonderoga, '11:40 a. IN.
Bennington, 1900 m. 1885 & 'o.s5 p. m.
m.
Saratoga, '11:45 a. M, 900 p. IN.
Salem, ii0 & t10A5 q. m, t3:i0 a '457 p.
IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
FOR Bellows Falls, 12:42 1880 A. M, 1900 & $3.50
y. m.
d" Burlington l:lO & 1910 a. M, '21o 3 sos p.
m.
" Tlconderoga, 5:o5 p. m.
" Bennington, 1880 & 1900 q. m, g 1900 p. IN.
Saratoga, 300 a. M, q 1900 p. m.
salem, lao & t5:40 n. M, 1900 & t5OO p M
Mail Train mixed