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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-08
By n. M. Van Solingeu.
SALE OF WAREHOUSED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS

CusToNHousR NAw ORLEANS.
March l8, 1874.
by Fl. NJ. VAN SOLINGEN. AUCTIONEER
- The following goods, having remained in
warehouse over three years, or unclaimed over
ore year. will be sold at public auctiOn, in accord.
ance with the regsations OF the Treasury Depart
ment, at Warehouse No l. Customhouse building
Oh FRIDAY, April 10, 1874, at 1880 A. NJ
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COMMERCIAL.
Tuesday EVENING, Apr,

Tuesday EVENING, April T. 1874
COTTON-The sales to-day, not including 1850
additional Yesterday, summed up 5000 bales at IT.
regular but generally stronger prices, requiring
sight revision in our quotations for ordinary good
ordinary and strict good ordinary. We give also
the Exchange figures as below:
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. So 1884.

RY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER-
- once No. 46 Exchange alley.-SATURDAY
Apri 70 1874, at twelve O'clock Nj. will be sold at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, OIL Royal street, between Canal and
tusromhouse streets, by virtue and in pursuance
OF al order from he Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge Of the
second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated March 20, 1874 for account of the above sue
ceselOn, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
WIN all the nights. ways anu servtudes thereuEto
belonging or IN anyWlse appertaiuing Sit uated in
the Third District of this city at GENTLY on the
bayou 81 John. making part Oh the property lately
belonging TO Howe and Martin, and designated by
the NOS. and b. on plan made by d Home court
surveyor on The twenty-ffth of February I64S
and deposited IN the office of l.. Hermann late a
notary IN this city said lots measure (Amerieap
measure) as follows Lot No. onehalf arpent
'front.' on Bayou st. John 80 feet inch II lines on
me rear line, by depth of COS feet the divis on
Inc OF lot No and extending from SAID rear line
70 the Bayou st. John about COG feet on the other
Ile OF depth extending from the line to BAYOU ST.
1onn. Lot No. ., 81 feet front on a private road
marked on said pan, go feet inch Ii lines OF he
rear me- by 40 feet inches lines on the division
me of lots Nos. 2 and s. and ATS feet inches
mes on the division line of lot No. :.
Terms and northumberland cash and the
DalhDce at one and two years credit bearing
special mortgage and vendors lien and privilege
WIN eight per cent interest per annum from date
w pal with the clause of i've per cent Tor at.
torneys fees and all usua! clauses
1, ACT OF sale before Ducatel, notary public at
.-.v eAponse oI pun IA Ter. mh25 apl IS % rs
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says: Gold opened at 1872, declined steadily 70
Il3t. and has since sold at l13 0ll31. On gold
loans the rates have been fat to 81 for carrying
The foreign exchange market is dull, with sales on
basis OF 81 40 for prime bankers sterling. The
The stock market, on small volume of business
opened strong, but soon became heavy, and has so
continued. Money remains abundant at s05 for
call loans, and 507 for prime to good mercantile
paper. Government bonds are steady. Southern
state bonds were quiet and fraction lower than
yesterday.
sizes Of 1881 l2l; fve-twenties of 1852 ll7A; of
i8o4 i1sS; OF 1865 l205s, new 49, Of 1867 l2O; Of
1868 !ls i; new hves lis y; ten-forties ll4y.
cotton closed quiet; middling uplapds II L a
lI,ac. Sales today 2l56 bales; net receipts, 1881,
Futures closed steady; sales % 600 bales, fol-
lows; April l6 l3-320l6 7-l6c; May l6'4c; June
II 7.32c: July l7ssc.
Southern -four a 81 ade firmer; common to fair
extra ST 5007 80; good to choice S. IS II. Wheat
opened d9c better; light supply; moderate de,
nanc, closing quiet with the advance nearly al
lost; ] IS Tor winter red Western. Corn opened
without decided change; closed lc lower. Coffee
dull and unchanged at lS022c for Bio.
Sugar a shade easier moderate inquiry; p a
1ssc for fair TO good refining, 1a4c for prime
lasses quiet with a limited iobbing trade.
CIycINyAT1, April lection demand fair mar
ket firm; niGdling !6Ac Flour frmer. Wheat
dun and dropping 81 SAL 81. Corn dull, 63067c.
oats dull, 48Q54c. Pork strong: sales at ST.
Lard strong; steam CSC; kettle 81, G9a4c. Bulk
meats firm shoulders &c; clear rib sac; clear
S9sN8ac. Bacon strong; shoulders SIC: clear
RIB Csc: clear 9h 09ssc. Whisky quiet, 93c.
ST. LOUIS, April NO market,
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SHERTFR'S SALES.

AbPahaD AoAnunG W. George G.. Wolf d
r. trt at Levi. $50
G1XTH DISTRICT COURT, FOR TEE PARISH OF
= Orleans. No. 5428.-By virtue of a writ Of teri
facias to me directed by the honorable the, Sixth
District Cer.s for the psTish Of 0rleaps, in the
lie auction. on FRIDAY, April 10, 1874, and follow
ing days. at store next to the Bank of America on
Exchange alley between Canal and Custom hous SO
streets in the Second District Of this city, the
following described property, to wit
>, The remaining stock of Crockery Glassware,
Furnaces, Tinware, Looking glasses and general
house furnishing goods. Also for account o. fo mer
purchasers Crockery, Glassware fancy China Ware,
Tea Sets, Cutlery. Plated Ware, etc.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spst.
W. P. HARPER
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
mh26 20 an2 II
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Domestic Markets.
New YORK., April THE Posts financial article
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Monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.
TTFsnAY RYRSING Anil Z l2r4

TUESDAY EVENING. April :. 1874. !
The money market is inarimate, the offer
ings both i'll bank and on the street are limited
and the rates for commercial paper unchanged. We
continue to quote first class paper with collateral
l1l3s p month. and second grade at 2. First class
mortgages rule at 10 y cent 2 annum but nothing
is reported in second class.
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SUCCESSION OF CONSTANCE K1LL111

MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
OND DISTRICT. ~ eH0'
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RY NASH & HODGsON-W.I l. HODGkON,
- AnctonetI-Off No. Carondelet street
On THURSDAY. April g. 1874, at II A. NJ, at the
Reading Press, head of Erato street, by order and
under the supervision and direction of the Master
and Waidens OF the port OF New Orleans and for
ACCOUNT OF whom II may concern, at public auctioR
will he sold
500 BALES COTTON more or less saved from
the wreck of the British snip Ailsa. Captain John
Dek. The balance of the cargo will be sold from
day to day, as fast as wrecked and inspected.
Terms-Cssh on delivery APT st
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AUCTION SALES,
By Placide J. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF NJ. AUGUSTA.

VACANT LOTS AT GENTILLY, AND FRONTING
THE BAYOU ST. JOHN,
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, !
Wednesday, April 8, 1874.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Ship Expopnder, Croker, for Liverpool
British ship Eddystone, Lewis, tor Havre
Spanish bark Maypo, Font for Barcelona
Bark Jonathan Chase Chase, for Bremen
Schooner Galeas, Kaufman, Banon Portage
S!oop Minnie Gray, Gongregol for Apalac cola
Il ballast
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LIVERPOOL. April :, P. M.-Cotton-Sales of
uplanos on the basis of low middling. devera BILE
il april. and do deliverable in june and July
3-lod Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and
unchanged. Lard AS.
LONDON April 7.-Turpentine 32s cd.
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

By order and under the supervision and direction
OF the Master and Wardens Of the Port.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-08
By Albert Paul,

PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION
OF ALL
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES OF THE LOAN OFFICE,
No. II BaT0nne street, near Canal
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EXPORTS.

HAVRE-Sbip Kddystone-3253 bales cotton 240O
slaves
BREMEN-Bark Jonathan Chase-lg72 bales cot
ton 1900 slaves
.. BARCELONA-Bark Maypo--5oO bales cotton
$4,000 slaves
LiVERPo0L-Ship Expounder-3o44 bales cotton
10 SKIS sea is and cotton 5000 staves
BANON observation-disclosures Galeas-30 sks oats
50 SKIS cotton seed $50 SKIS bags coffee 4 bxs
tobacco "a bbls -four hid sugar 3 hhsd bacon a
bbls whisky and euudries
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l
| Bark Jonathan Chase Chase, for Bremen
| Schooner Galeas, Kathman, Banon Portage
| Sloop Minnie Gray, Gongregoli, for Apalachicola,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
steamship Layaea, Cooksey from Cedar Keys to
Steamship Margaret Baker, from Havana via
Flor ida ports, 10 K Roberts-lst district j.
| TO master-Point
| Ship Mataura, Townsend, from Liverpool February
! ;, to master-Point
Ship Camperdow1, Scott. from Liverpool February
| ! 4, to shepherd De Wolf-Point
| Ship B Metcalt, Bech: 81 days from Antwerp
. IN ballast, to master-Point
Bark Maricniyst, Linhardt, Sc days from Barrow
Eng, IN ballast, to Ocean, Zerega &co-Point
Bark Lizzie Dalglish. Stewart, from Messua Jan.
uary "a, to MASTERED district
Span sh bark Adoris, Madria from Havana to II as
ter-Poin:
m@ica, 10 Macheca &co-2d district
TowBoATs.
Morgan, Averill, from the Passes-went down
marlborough up ships Tabor and d 3 Metcalf
Philip. Caldwell. from tine Passes-Went down
nsht-BIought up ship Camperdown and bark
Norman. Averili, from the Passes-went down
hght-Brought up barks Lizzie Dalglish and
Sentinel, Riddle from the Passes-Towed down
to the bar, 9Th instant ship india-Brought up
STEAMBOATS,.
Texas, Stinde from Shreveport
John Maud Noel from Memphis
Hodge. Baranco. from Baton Rouge
Hensev. Enderle. from Lower Coast
Bradlsh Johnson. Pickett, from Washington
Bertha. Broad, from Washington
BELOW COMING UP.
Swedish bark Caroline, Rhodin 81 DAYS from Bar.
row, Eng. to master
BELOW WAITING ORDERS.
Ship Havre, TeIkesen from London February :
to master
Ship Excelsior, Joslin, from London February A. TO
MASTER
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SAVED FROM THE WRECK OF THE SHIP AILSA,
CAPTAIN JOHN DICK,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

MEMPH1S-Steamer John Maud-2l5l bales of
cotton 32 SKIS cotton seed 726 SKIS oilcake and sun.
dries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer B Hodge-l66 bhds
sugar bbs sugar a bbls molasses and suudries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hensley-42 hhds
sugar 81 bbls rice ll3 SKIS rice and sundries
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bradsh Johnsol-95
oales cotton l0l SKIS cotton seed and sundries
WASHiNGTON-Steamer Bertha-57 bales cotton
bales cotton 297 SKIS cotton seed "a bbls molasses
and sundriee
Observation-Disclosures Texas-s3l bales cotton
and suudries ~ o
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS,
NKw ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
kkN HALROAD. April 7-3lO bales cotton 2e0 pkgv
oGsr rw ~ Res bacon hhds tobacco and sundries
ICY OkLkANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
EOAU, april I-363 bales cotton 200 bbls -four
exc bacon l2o SKIS peas and sunlries
AOkGANb LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Apni -" osies cotton 10 bids sugar and sundries
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by PLACIDE J.sPEAR. LrCT1oHrrp

SECOND District Court for the Parish of Orlean
No. SO 9l4
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AUCTION SALES,
By Nash & Hedgson.

500 BALES COTTON
more OF less),
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A. ROchereau & Co. VS.. Jules HOnOre
Martin.

ans 10 mylO Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
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Margaret A. siIliman VS.. William f.

W. r =,
ap8 10 myl0 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Thomas O'Neil w. Turner Association of
New Orleaus

ap8 u l9 Sheriff Of the Parish of orleans.
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John schweitzer vs.. simeon Beyden.

w. T. Ia fsFF FIX,
he 10 ap8 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
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Southern Bank vs., Simeon Re,der

". P. HARPER,
APP IS my9 Sheriff of the Parish O. (,rlea-s
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John G. Cocks vs.. sarah Ward.

- W. T. Hahf
app 8 IA Sheriff of the Parish Of o.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-11-21


Vinegar Bitters are purely Veg
etablepreparation, made chiefly from
the native herbs found on the lower
ranges of the Sierra Nevada noun
tains of California, the medicinal
properties of which are extracted
therefrom without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked,
"What is the cause of the unpar-
alleled success of VINEGAR BIr-
TIERS" Our answer is, that they
remove the cause of disease, and
the patient RECEIVERS his health. They
are the great blood purifier and q
life.giving principle, q perfect Reno
vator and Invigorator of the system.
Never before in the history of the world
has medicine boon compounded pos
sessing the remarkable qualities of VIM
EGAR BiTTERs In healing the sick OF
every disease man Is heir to. They are
a gentle Purgative AZ well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and ViSceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALK
RR's VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Dia-
phoretic, Carminative, Nutritious, Laxa-
tive, Diuretic, Sedative, Coupter-Irritant,
Sudorifc. Alternative, and Anti-Bilious.
~. .I"D,sv ,l,i, CO..
Druggists g. Gen. Agts., San Francisco. Cnlifor.
mia, 4. cor Of Washington and Charlton SITS. NY.
Sold by ali Druggists - sh D"nicrs.
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Plans and Specifications
For all kinds of Buildings made at the
shortest notice.
N o CHI RGES
Made for Plans and Specifications when
the contract is awarded to the under
signed, A. w. EACHEs,
June IA, 1s78-y1
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-14

Eg How A ScnOhI TELcnRR Cor
HIS ErE pur 0ur.-A teacher by the
name Of loss, at Pennington, suffered
painful accident ono day last week
while correcting Que Of hispupils. The
refractory boy was the son OF the teach.
or. The punishment prescribed was
logging with CAD from peach tree.
Tho teacher seems to have been power.
fully in earnest. Perhaps be intended
to make that aogging apply to other
sins committed by the image Of his for.
mcr self. AT any rate he stood on tip.
too and brought the switch down with
q whir.r,r that promised o terrible lac.
Grafton to tho feelings Of the youthful
miscreaut The instrument Oftorturo
wound about the quiyering form Of the
boy, and the end Of breaking OF was
flung with terrific precision into the
right eye Of the noble sire. Tho blow
put the eye out. The ball was burst
by tho blow, and there is no probabili-
" that hs will ever recover tho use Of
the eye again. Thisis terrible warn.
iug to teachers WHO indulge in corporal
punishment. We sympatlizo with Mt.
Ross in bis affection, but arc inclined
to the belief that fhe had been a little
more careful in the training Of bis boy
outside Of tho school room, he would
not have found such q castisatiou nee
eisary, aud would not have lost an eye.
-ClarksJurg telegram.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-14

cral proposition, all work. Of internal
improvement, be they grsa. or small,
fostsred by Federal o. State AID, have
at flrst their opponents, bu. when COM
pleied, seeing their utility, opposition
ceases.
Nature has furnished our State
with hundreds Of millions Of uudevel.
Opsd treasure, which only needs legis.
lative patronage to convert il into mo.
ney, aud put it into actual circulation.
Wise and liberal legislation is all that
is needed TO place West Virginia
alongside Of her most prosperous sister
States, When Dewitt Clinton FIRST
proposed and advocated the construc-
lion Of tho New York L Eric Canal,
the people said he was going dCrangcjr
but no New Yorker to-day thinks
other than that Dewitt Clinton was
one Of New York's wiscSt statesmen
Let our State Legislature rise abov,
individual and local interests. aud acl
as patriots and statesmen, and The day
will be few before tho Axensn and tht
ploWman will be heard and seen II
their new homes, with riches and plCn
~ spread before them when all lib
eral minded citizens, seeing the heue
Cts resulting from these measures o
public Improvement, will not only pro
aOunce them wise and just, but Wondel
why legislation 50 necessary to til,
prosperity Of the State should hayl
been so long delayed. Sir: whether
the seat Of government be removed
from Charleston or not, a good roat
through the heart Of the Slate, con
Meeting tho Baltimore & Ohio and the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroads, to cna
bic tie people of the one section to g
to tho other without having 10 q
around through Old Virginia or Ohio
is demanded BY tue highest cOnsidera
tons Of State pride and public necessi
ty; and that State aid should DO giycI
to Tue people living in the tainly set
tied parts Of the State, to enable then
to build roads and open up the cOuntr!
for occupancy, few will DO found, whcI
the question is fairly presented, VIII
will seriously oppose it, With your
I known energy, ability, aud liberal view
Of State policy, it is believed, il 20,
take these projects in charge, and Civ,
them your support, the Legislator
will not hesitate to adopt them.
Most Respectfully,
WM. L. ARsOin.
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8 Tons of Iron. all sizes and kinds,
AT 0nAtTASF's-60 Kegs Nails, all
Ar CnALrAsrs-l5O bushels Field
Ar CnillrAsI'l-TAs celebrated Water
Drawer,
AT CnALrAsT's-B Buckeye and Hook.
ing Corn Shelter,
AT ouALEAsF's-The Pittsburg Iron
Plows,
Ar ouALrASF's-Tho Ohio oulliyator,
AT ouALlASFs-BuCkey and Ames
Cider Mills,
Ar CuALrAsr's-Nults, Bolts, Open
Links aud Hinges by weight
AT CHALFASr's-PRrmer's Straw and
Corn Cutters,
AT GnALRASTs-6O Boxes Window
Glass aud Putty,
Ar 0uALTASf's-Boring Machines and
Carpenters Tools,
AT OHALtANI b-Vopperi praks anu
Porcelain lined Kettles,
AT CHALTAST's-shoemaker Tools
and Sundries,
Al Chulfanfs- Blacksnith's Tools,
Al GkaJant's-A fine line Of Cutlery,
At Z ca as' School States, as.
sorted sizes,
Al C@ayanes-whO keeps ilrss.class
Hardware Store.
Al Glaldnts-1 barrel each, Mineral
Al 0ha!taafs-Lumps, Lanterns and
Chandeliers,
At 0ayanfs-Pniuts, Oils, Dye
stuifs, and Pure Fish Oil,
Paint aud 0chre,
that line.
Gun.
You can get good Pistol or Gun
Trimmings.
You can gota Grindssonc or replace
a lost Key.
You can get Brushes Of all kinds,
Lime and Cement.
You can get a Wood Mower, Rake,
or simple Open Link.
You can got Blasting Powder, Fuse,
Lead aud Gaps.
You can get Pillow Points, Mould
Boards and Stoves.
You eau get 10 cent cakes ofsoap
for 8 cts, good Syrup SIS cts.
The best Tobacco one.third of from
any prices charged in town.
Tho best Y. II. Tea ut what I paid
for it 90ets per lb.
/ wish to relinquish the Grocery
business and stick to my Legitimate
trade, and build DIP in your midst what
/, required-a Era ClaH Hardsare
Store. Yet l am compelled to dabble
in goods out Of my line, as other mer.
chants dabblo in my legitimate trade. |
AN making such arrangements as 10 en-.
able mo to supply you with domestic
goods at lower rates than you have ever
bought them.
l cannot be undersold-I cannot bar
tor and trade for customers,
/ cannot consent TO soil my goods on
10 months time.
can and do consent to sell goods at
tho lowest prices.
1 can and do say none can undsrsell
me legilimatOly.
lean and do say l warrant anything
sold by me.
Ivillhere say TO The people ofLewis,
you know mo-lct my past record in
the Drug trade be your guido in deal
Ing with me in my new line. l will
ssOOp to no sopbisiry to gain custom.
| am.thankful (no. in an empty senss)
to the people for the past, and assure
them l am as ever, Yours, g.,
FRANK Nj. CWALFANT,
INJECT Nm likiltIrnNIrN
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-14
C0AyiSSIoAER' SALE or
tAS,TOo Mcvss q ANM&,
in Braxton County.


N. NJ. Ross. plaintiff,
Stephen X. Kane, defendant;
william HslahE. plaintiff,
Stephen i, Kane, defendant,
David p. Moore, plaintiff,
Stephen K. Kane, defendant,
IN cnAscERY:
Pursuant 10 q decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court Of Braxlon county, nj the
March term thereof 1874, In these three
causes, the undersigned, as Special Commit
siouerS for that purpose appointed, will pro-
coed, In front Of The court house door Of said
county, on the 9Th day ofIauuary, 1875, thai
being the FIRST day otlhe January term Of The
eOpnty court for said county, 10 sell at pub
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, the two
tracts ofland In the bill and proceedings o.
said ca uses lnsntionsd, Que Of which tract
contains
90, 200 ACRES,
The other
$4,000 ACRES,
situate IN the counties of Baxton, Nisholnl
and Webster, but principally In BraxiOI
county, and adjoining each other, and OF
both sides OF Elk liver.
a.. a.
pay the costs Of these suits and expenses o
safe. The residue on acrrdit Of G,Ilg and II
months, taking from the purchaser, or spur
chaSers, noleS bearing interts, from date, Will
good personal security, and retaining a lieE
on slRnd Is further security.
N. NJ. BENNETT,
NJ. 4. FRAME,
Special COmr's.
Nov %, 1s74-4w
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ES- TINS LESlsLATuaE, The "ln-
tslhgsnccr' furnishes the following
suggestions; The Legislature is COM
posed Of sixty five delegates and tWcu-
iy.lcur Senators, The First Congress
tionll District las twsnty.ons dele
gates and eight Senator's Tue Second
las twenty-five delegates aud eight
Senator's; the Third has twenty-five
delegates and eight Senators Out OIL
tho whole number elected there ar,
but fiieen Republilaus-eleven dele
gates and four Senators OF thest
there arc seven IN tie House from th,
FIRST District, and two in the Senate
and four in the House from tho SeconC
District, and two in the Senate. Th
whole number Of Democrats Is seventy
four, located as follows;
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Fresh Crackers a! Vassat's.

Eg NOrlcr The regular Annual
meeting ofthc Stockholders Of the Ma.
tional Exchange Bank Of Weston,
West Virginia, for the election Of Di.
reCtOrs, will be held at its Banking
House in Weston, on Tuesday, Jauua.
ry 18th, 1875.
D. NJ. BAILEY, Cashier.
Weston Dec. 18th IA, 4W
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VIII practice III Lewis and adjoining eoun.
lies as Agent ofthe National Co.0peratiyC
BuSlneaS Agency Company, will procure
American and Foreign Patents, Prosecute
bounty, Pension, and all other kinds oil
Government Claims, and collect debts Of
every description in any part ofihO United
States.
He will also act asa Real Btta,e Agent
and ~ such potsuses unequaled iaeiliil.
for the buylas aad selling sf Land and Real
ssiats. $3.50