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Trunks Trunks, Trunks =. .-Great
reduction in the price Of trunks at Dun
stead's Trunk Store, 81 North College St.
| have an immense stock Of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's fine Travelling Trunks that !
am closing out at a reduction Of twenty
five per cent. 4 Ladies' 36-inch Zinc or
Leather Saratoga at SIS. Other goods at
the same low rates. myl 3mOs&eOd6mOs
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Blank q. J indicates no report; cipher (Ol sta-
tonary; minus g. tendency 70 rail-; plus On ten
denev 70 rise. A. @. FORD, Observer.
The river remains stationary at this point
Yesterday with l foot : inches on Harpeth
Shoals
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"SATAN may vent his sharpest spite ana
al his legions roar was what they sung at
Peecber's church on Sunday.
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He submits himself TO be seen through a
microscope who suffers himself to be caught
in passion,
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The blessed RnInIs Giles.


Good local showers fell in the vicinity Of
Buford's Station and HAYS Mills last
Wednesday night.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-03

DOOley'S Yeast Powder is convenient,
economical and always reliable. No waste
of food prepared with it, as it is always Of
the best quality. je30 d1wSwlt
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10 Inc UNION and AntTlCdn
NASHVILLE, July ?, 1ST4.-Jim S;eele's
card in your paper this morning, expressing
deep sympathy for crippled Confederate
soldiers who were not nominated by the
convention last Saturday, is the best joke
OF the season. He was a staInch Union
man during the war and did not shed
drop Of blood on either side When did
he ever do anything for e crippled Confed-
crate soldier. SOUTH NASHVILLE.
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TsIsgrapAse Report frOaa SigAGl Se7-rles C5rpS q.
8. 4, Of ObgerUG.i0a, - 3.55 p. My ~
Western CHion Lane.
Place . e 0b'er Bar Thr Wind wS w ss's 81
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NEVER speak to deceive, or listen to be-
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WAR DEPARTSrES

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, July ;, 100 A. NJ.
PrObdbditieS.-For Tennessee and the
OHIO valley, generally clear weather, north
east to southeast winds, rising temperature
and rising followed by falling barometer.
The Missouri river will rise at Omaha
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STATE OF THE WEATHER..

Local Report for the City, Thursday,
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TENNESSEE d PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On and sfter MAY o., trains will run as fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry st.
No. 1, daily, except Sun
days................. 400 p. n. SIS A. n.
GEO. NANCY, Pres't & Sup't.
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OBTAIN AT HOME.

They should remember that the more work
they have performed by their neighbOrS, the
better able viii their neighbors be to do fine
work; and the more they do abroad, the more
they wiz have to DO abroad, because there viii
be nothing 70 induce frst-class printers to cone
nd remain anon Us
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-03

LINE RAILROAD.-TrainsIe leave and ar
rive 1T Louisville as follows:
TRAINS. LRAVK. ARRIVE.
Eastern Fast Line, ex-
Cept Sunday......... $3.50 A. II. 1870 P. II.
Cincinnati EXPIRES, dlyi $50 P. n. l2:30 p. n.
Cincinnati night EN-
Press, except Sunday HOO P. n. $40 A. n.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday.........e GOO A. N. 100 :. n.
Lexington Express, ex-
cept Sunday......... ESQ P. n. $50 T. n.
Lagrange AocOmmoda-
tion, except Sunday 9:35 A. n. SOS A. 4.
Lagrange AccOmmOds-
ton, except Sunday sos A. n. $50 P. n.
helbyville Mail except
Sunday..............6 GOO P. n. Sos A. n.
Shelbyvile Express eX-
cept Sunday. $50 P. n. $50 P. n.
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RIVER EEWS.
DaiIy Report Of Sage Of Water, wifA CaGEgss u
IA u RozTs ending p. n Jelly 2, 1874.
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stones River and Browns Creek, our peo-
pie know, both being in the neighbOrhood- The
other hundred and fifty creeks that flow into the
Cumberland, along itS five hundred miles above
the city, no account is taken OF, they being be-
yOnd their evening drives.
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Letters From the PeosIe.

Papers in the District please copy.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

Arrival and Departure OF Trains
at Nashville.
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fl. In. it in. n. in.

ABOVE CHANoEs.
Low
STATIONS. WATER. RISE. FALL.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-23
4 WiU Steer on the Ra1Mt,u0.

RJERsEY CRY, Oct. 22.-About 8 O'Clock
this. morning Wild Texan steer escaped
from the abaltoir, and caused great consIer-
nation among the people In various parts ol
the city. At the corner of Grove and Fifth
streets woman and two girls were thrown
into the street and sustained some bruises
In Monmouth street a gang Of street sweep
crs were attacked, and one man was u
badly injured as TO disable him from work
Patrick Jordan, residing in Fourth street
was attacked in Newark avenue. and wa.
gored so seriously that his recovery Il
doubtful. The animal was finally shol
while ranging through Grand street.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-23
The Blight of "Eq,tality!"

A correspondent sends us more examples
of the depreciation in the value of property
in Louisiana which has taken place under
carpet-bag and 'tree negro" rule. The An
chor plantation, situated on Tenas river,
belongs to MaryIanders. lt contains about
1900 acres Of laad, OF which 800 acres were
cleared and in successful cultivation before
the war IN 1860 the owners refused $780,
900 for 1t. II has now been in the market
for several years, and Is offered for sale a.
900 without finding purchaser. May
hew plantation, likewise situated ON Tensas
river, contains 1000 acres of land, 500 of
which have Uecn cleared and cultivated
Before the war 1t was worth 100000 its
present value is merely nominal, say 81, 900
These estates should be among the most
valuable on the continent. Before the war
they yielded their owners great Incomes.
and could have been sold at their full value
on q days not,ca. In the city of New Orleans
the finest blocks OF buildings will not re,lt
for enough to pay the taxes on them. 10
order to keep IN power the rascals who have
brought such disasters upon once wealthy
State, Grant has used United States troops
to overthrow q regularly constituted govern.
| ment and install In its place gang OF pub.
lie plunderers who do not even preleAd that
| they were ever elected to the ctiices They
have usurped. Well, thank God, the end o
this beastliness upproacnes. Grant aud hi
vasaboni Attorney q eneral refused to heal
committee Of viii meu from Louisiana
who wished to show them the outrage AM
wrong to which they had been subjected b,
black and white thieves. Perhaps the mer
censry rascals will pay more attention to tn
election returns from Ohio aud Indiana
White men OF the South the hour of you
delverance approaches! Trustin God, spl
upon negro equality" aud register sol
cmn oath that "White Men shall rul
America
The daily gazette., 1874-10-23

Es p.rsan sn.s /, .hr these Hitters accoiu
nla to tirectIniA, ani remain long nnwcll, pro-
,nlcl ,icir bon 5 are not destroyed by mineral
1pisun or other means, aud vital organs wasted
DaNonG the rOin' "l repair!
Dyspcpsia a. sIdigCsiiOn, Headache, ram
in The Shoulder. coughs Tghtncss OF .hc Chest,
niZZincss, Suur ,ittaiiOns OF the Stomach, Bad
Taste la the Mo- h, Iuus Attacks Palpitation oil
s,e Heart Inflammation Ol the Lungs, Pain In the
region of the ailncya, and hundred other painful
!y,ptOms, are the osptings Of Dyspepsia. one
iuiile will prove heitcr guarantee oil lis merits
than lengthy advertisement.
For E'cnuIc Complaints, In young or OLD,
married or single, at the dawn OF womanhood, or
The turn Of l.c these Tonic Blters display so de.
cded an influence That Improvement IL soon per-
ccptble.
For HnnnulUsassry nEad Chronic kht a.
r,uti.u and Gout, H.lious, Eemittent and intel D.
, mittent Fevcrs Diseases Oflthe Blood. Liver Kid
news and Bladder these Filters have no equal.
Gurh Diseases are caused by Nltated Blood.
They nre n gentle Purgntive 0s well p :
N FOnir, possessing the merit OF acting AZ '
pnwprIu agent In relieving Congestion or imam
nation Of the Liver and Nsceral organs, anu In
Lions Diseases. .
For aLin Diseases, Eruptions Tetter, halt
cheu,n I.otchcs Spois Pimpes Pustules, Rolls
Carbuncles RING worms. Srald Head, Sore Eyea
Erysipelas Itch Scur' Discoloratlons OF the SIKH
IIumors and Diseases of HE skin oi Whatever nlile
or nature are literally dug up and carried out OF tho
system In short Time 10y the use OF these Btleri'
rrns the most wonderful InSigOfant ihat ever SUI
| tanned the sinking system.
| u. ~. MCDONALD & 90.
Druggists and Geu A ts.. san Francisco, Cal,
| ,o: OF washington and Charlton SITS, N. Y.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-23

Alcohol ID worse for the liver. it seems,
than beer.
New, Aessrs. cigar-dealers, givo us q
"Srurgeon" brand.
fore the war $40 was big salary for a
good - re,s
N. ! sun shares, price $3.50, are said 10
be b., =: Il 1000.
Th,rc are G0000 Catholic tectotallers in
the United States.
B'ston's So banks paid out $2,25S, 500 in
iividends this month.
Nile. Dejazet,the Pati, actress, 7j, aud as
| youthful as ever.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-23
DHlLADELPHI WILMINGTON
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
SEPTEMBER 2SrH. 1874,


Trains leave Wilmington as follows; for
Philadelphis and intermedia'e stations,
$50. $40. $50, 1880. a. m; 2. 400. 720. $50
p. m.
Philadelphia and New York. 1.Sl a. m !;
l2.7, 1912. SAP. p m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 1852.
20 o.. a. m; $40, p. IN.
Baltimore and Wsshin gton. 1882, 20], ,l0.02
a. M; 1885. l.23. $40. ITO, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle. 500. 1910. .. m; l.25. $40.
p. m.
Harrington and interms diate stations. S 90.
10, 10. q. m; 40. y. IN.
Delinar and intermediate stations. 6,0t
10, 10. a. In. .
SUNDAY TRAINS: ..ft-
Philadelphia AMI intermediate stations
30, $50. y. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 13l, a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. l2,5s.2 O3. a
l M. see fAE
For further information passenge ers are re
1 ferred o The time tables posted at the depot
| ii. +. kENNEY. Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1874-10-23
LIST OF GIFTS
40. 76T Grand Cash Gifts. amounting to 500. 900
a2 Prizes in Real Estate. $1,000


a0 Prizes in Real Estate. " $1,000
49. .7s9 Gifts. amounting to.............. s.5O.U0
REFERENCES:
Knowing hat the man agement Of this So |
citation will be conducted as represented. We
lie:
McDousalI. W. II. VIM. II. Tone. J. N.
Cook. Aldermen, City Of Depison. Texas.
". B. Boss. Lone Star Miii'.
| Weekly Times. Denison.
L. Il. Fuller. Alan Hotel.
NJ. ioidsoil Co... Mercha lts.,
Mm; Hughes. Real Estate ntei Broke.
Col. Frank Schrader, Ex-MayOr.
Daily and Weekly News. DeDis0n.
Samuel A: Cook. Real Estate Broker.
Col. II. II Warren. Real Estate Broker.
IChas. A. Maurice. u. y. Com missioner,
Col. samuel Brooks. Galveston. Texss.
Jos. Perry. Attorney M. X. 4 I. X. r:
J. w: Jennings, Ex Postmaster U, 3; 5enate'
Gen. ga. Beu,. u. y. Army. Vt. Griffith. Tex.
Merchonts' 4 Planters Bank. penis2n
=. @: Eddy, Division sup't NJ. a T.R K.
doode. stinnett L Co, Cotton Brokers. Deni.
L. b. Ohadick. Manager. Cotton Comprcrs
/ Co.. Deniscn.
| A statement of the Distribution will be
publ shed and forwarded to ticket hOlde 5.
and all gifts will be promptly paid after the
distribution,
IGOOD AND RESPONSIBLE PERSONS
| WANTED
fsT the 1!sTfss Gf hia Assoe II
HOW To REMIT TO US.
Money should be sent by Express or by
Draft. Post Office Money Order or Registered
| Letter.
| Address all Communications to
ALPHEUS R, COLLINS, Sec'y.,
octl3-1aw-}m DENlSON. TEXAS.
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THR DEPARTMENT REpoRrs.

In his message the President refrains
from any extend d sllusion to the report OF
the various Cabinet Ministers, leaving them
to stand on their own merits.
UTAH NOT MENTIONED.
The message contains no allusion to the
Territory Of Utah. II found necessary, the
affairs of Utah will be IN ade the subject of
special message to Congress.
Qua FoREIaN RELATIONS.
With the exceptions Of Spain and Ven
ezuels the United States is at peace with
all the world. However, the questions at
issue between the United States and the
powers above mentioned are not Of char.
acter TO cause any serious apprehension.
Ii was the hope of the president, to have
been able 10 his present message to an,
nounce the satisfactory termination Of these
cegotiations but circumstances over which
the Government of the United States had
no coatrol combined to delay q settlement,
Of the questions at issue.
The President, however. hopes at On
early day in the session of Congress, which
commences to-day, to be able TO announce
their satisfactory settlement. The nego,ia.
tions with Spain refer TO questions growing
out Of the Virginius affair, aud those With
Venczuela to the awards of the joint COIN :
mission under the convention OF April 25,
1866.
ALIEN CLAIMS.
The President renews bis recommends
ton made one year ago for the establish
ment Of q court for the settlement Of alien
claims.
THE CUBAN QUESTION.
In the message which was submitted to
Congress to-day the President devoies more
space TO the Cuban question than, perhaps,
in any Of his previous messages, and the
language used in this connection is perhaps
more significant. He calls attention to the
fact that Spain, after the lapse of six years,
during which every possible effort was made
to crush the insurrection, has failed. He
assumes the deplorable state of affairs in
augurated with the insurrection, and which
has continued to grow worse and worse ev.
cry year as the war progressed, cannot con.
tinue much longer without it becoming
necessary for other nations to take some
action for the establishment of q better
condition of affairs in Cuba. AS matters
now stand, the United States are taxed in
various ways for the support of the war oil
the part of the Spanish Government. The
people Of the United States are the chief
consumers of the products Of the island of
Cuba. We purchase at least eighty per
cent. of their exports, but the profit 20 to-
wards maintaining the most cruel and
bloody warfare on record.
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South 3ranell 9ntelligentsr.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, DEC. II, 1874.
CONGRESS- This body met on NJ onday

CoNGREss.-Th body met on Monday
last. The Congressman elected at the last
election do not take their seats until March,
SO that the Radical majority of last winter
remains. In the Senate, the credentials Of
Mr.. EDMUNDs, of Vermont, and Mr.. EA-
TON, Of Connecticut, were presented. Blu.
one nomination, that Of MARSHALL JEW
ELL, of Connecticut to be Postmaster G en-.
eral, was sent IN by the President. The
attendance was not as large as that of the
House, and everything was quiet. In the
House, 22S members answered to their
names. The first business transacted WIS
the reception Of the Presidents message
the reading of which occupied one and q
half hours. 1t was ordered to be printed
A bill was passed appropria,iDg $50, 200 for
tho purchase Of scales for the use of the
Postofice Department, to carry out the law
requiring prepayment Of postage after Jan
uary l.. Mr.. Cox offered a bill GLOWING
postage to be paid at the place of destina-
tion Of the mails, which was referred to the
Committee on Postofices The House then
adjourned. In another column We give "a
synopsis Of the Presidents message.
In the Senate, on the 9Th, Mr. Logan presented
the petition of various publishers asking Il change
OF postal laws Mr. Wright, of Iowa, offered n
bill providing that on and after the 9TH day OF
March, 1877, the salary of the President of the
United States shall be S25, 600 per arnum, and
that all bills or parts Of bills inconsistent here.
with be repealed. Ordered to be printed.
In the House, Mr.. Garfield demanded the regu-
lar order, and committees were called for reports
Mr.. Durham, of Kentucky, from the Committee
on Banking and Currency, reported bill to a
mend the act to provide national currency, by
providing that the compensation of persons APP
pointed to examine national banks shall be as
follows, viz: For examination of banks Of a
capital OF over $1,000 and not exceeding
$3.50, 900, $50 capital of Sl5O 600 and not ex-
ceeding $780, 600, S25 cay itnl of $500 600 and
not exceeding $500, 900, $50; capital Ct 5000 600
and not exceeding $500, 900, S35 capital OF
$500, 600 and not exceeding $500, 600, $40; cap.
ita of $500, 900 and not exceeding 5000, OOO $50
and for banks with a capital exceeding 5000 900,
SIS the said sums to 6e paid by the banks to
be examined. Passed
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EE IT is said &c employees of the Ches-
npeake and Ohio Railroad, at Huntington,
this State, have struck for back wages due
Engines with the United States mail are
allowed to pass, but all other trains are
detained.
a@-I IT is said Railroad competition be-
tween Boston, New York and Philadelphia,
has the past year saved the producers of the
west over S10,00O,O00.
REPORTED MURDER BY A KENTUCKY
COMMUNICATIONS d. WHITE, repub
llcan Congressman elect from the ninth
Kentucky district, shot and killed HARRI-
son CocKRILL, his democratic com petitor
in the late election, in Estelle county, Oh
the 2nd inst The canvass between the
two men was very bitter and personal, and
lew days since Cockrill published card
making very severe structures upon WHITE.
INTEREST ON NOTES OF HAND. The
Philadelphia Lcdger, good authority, says
that note payable on demand does not
draw interest, unless interest is promised
sn Its face, until after payment thereof has
been demanded and refused. The more re-
cent decisions make distinction between
Eotes payable on demand "with interest
and without interest. The former has been
decided to be "a continuing security" good
at any time within the statute Of Limitation
against both drawer and endorser tho lat
ter Is not continuing security, and to
hold the endOrser must be presented like a
check, as soon as the next day after the
holder receives the same 4 demand note
in which there is no promise of interest
does not carry interest until paymcn. has
been demanded.
a TERRIBLY FATAL EPIDEMIC. "A let
ter from ex Congressman STOKES written
at Alexandra, 60 miles east Of Nashville,
on the 9th inst, states that an epidemic
Ike the black fux, which follows cholera,
has broken out there, and FIVE apparently
healthy people had died in one night, while
others wero dying The place is small
and the inhabitants are ying terror stricken.
E5MAJoR EGGLEsroN, who was re-
Gently tried by court-martial 10 Port
land, Orcgan, for ombozzement Of $1,000,
has been sentenced to be cashiored, with a
forfeiture Of back pay and allowances, aud
to be imprisoned in the State prison at Au
burn, n. Y. until the amount is returned.
The Imprisonment is not to exceed 0 years.
ET HAVE you heard Of the greatest
berdsman 10 the world Ills name il SAM
UEL w. ALLEN. lie has ranch so miles
long by 40 wide, lying between the N.ya-
da and Colorado rivers, IN Texas, and be
has 225,0O cattle.
EyCoL A. MoSsoE, Of this County,
Is spoken Of 10 connection with the position
Of speaker Of the House of Delegates OF
this State.
TT The fourth aud last quarterly meet
ing for the present Conference year, NJ
+. Church South, will commence in Rom.
uey, on Saturday the Goth Of this month.
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WTEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT At rules held
w in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of Hampshire county, on the 6rst Monday 10
December, 1874.
Isaac Haines Complainant,
rs.
F. r. Davis, Defendant,
In Chancery with Attachment
The prayer Of this bill is TO attach the interest
Of the Defendant in lots in and near Romney,
West Va, and subject the same to payment OF
Complainants debt for $5O--with interest there
on from 9Th day Of April, 1874, and costs Of
this suit and Attachment. a nd IL appearing by
affidavit and return made IN this cause, that the
defendan is DO nhRbitant Of this State-it is or
dered that the defendant do appear here within
one month after due publication OF this order
and do what is necessary 70 his protection ia
said suit. Tsste
CHAS. NJ. TAYLOR, cccuo.
Dec. IT,, l574.--Jt.
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New Advertisements.
rT,HE WEEKLY sim

Il large, eight-page, independent, honest and
fearless newspaper, of Sc broad columns, espe-
cially designed for the farmer, the mechanic, the
merchant and the professional man, and their
wives and children We aim to make the Jg,,k-
ty Sun the best family newspaper in the world
II is full of entertaining and instructive reading
Of every sort but prints nothing to offend the
most scrupulous and delicate taste. Price 81 30
per year, postage prepaid. The cheapest paper
published. Try il. Address THE Sun, New
York City.
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OstObcr 80, 1874.
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have Diagonal Sergea, Alpaca Lusera Corded Alp
blk Cashmeres, Goats Hair Mohar, Epanglines, York
Blue Serges, &C., &c. FLANNELS in immense va
Blue and Grey.
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administrators Notice
Com rnissioner's Notice

John Bae and rife, Complainant,
VS..
Td"se F0r's heirs, dc Defendants,
In CHANcERr.
Df decree rendered by the Couuty Conr, :.
I'D iis October Term, 1874, this cause was ;.
ierred 10 the uudersig ned Commissioner with ~
direction ito ascertain and report what real -,
tate Nanse Fox died possessed OF. which hs,
heretofore been disposed OF either by sale or am
erwise, Also whether Rebecca Fox. widow 4
the said Vause Fox, has ever had her dower A..
signed 10 her in the same aud also whn, I'M.
est, any, the late William A. u,keud.n \.
in any OF the lands in the: Bill and procecdis y
mentioned by reason Of purchase, either prio, y
subsequent 10 the death of the said Vapse For
and To report such other information "a no N.
deem pertinent or any parties interested NAV ~
quire."
All parties interested will, therefore
TAKE NOTICE.
That will proceed to carry Gut the dire,,,,,
of the above reciied decree on the End d,v !,
January, 1878, ~ my Office in Romney ~ i.
al which time and l!ace all parties intere..
will attend for the protection Of their intere.,,
Given under my hand as COMMISSIONS ~ H.,
, said Court this Bird day Of December. 1874
SAMUEL l.. FLOURNOY
Commissions,
Dec. :, ls74.-5t.
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY

HULL instruction, under able and expersst'
II Professors, in different Departments ~
rary, Scientific, Agricultural, EBgineering,
itary, and Preparatory. Practical TeIegn'
and Vocal Music have recently been added. -
excellent Library, and fine supply Of AppTsl-,
Large collections ia Geology, Mineraogy, ",
GEOLOGY and Paleontology Expenses modsi'
Terms begin Fall, Sept 2 Winter, Dec
Spring, March ~.
ALEX. MARTIN, President
Norgsntown, W Va, sept. 3. 1914.