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Change in Business.

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY BUSINESS
ii 10 Mr.. \. i. Hall, wish To thank my
friends ana the. general public for their
very liberal patronage and ask a continu-
ance of the same To my successor, who Is
in position To fully sustain the reputa-
ton Of the Gallery. | cheerlully recon-
mend him 10 your patronage.
Wishing to close my books rs soon a.
possible. would respectfully request an
early settlement of all accounts.
q. W. ROBINSON.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is. the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed In
West Virginia. twill be sent to any adj
dress one year for 500. Valuable preiiii-
.ums to club agents and TO subscribers.
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NOInsiiNitluaI lBcncit,

This Concert is strictly for Ma
purposes and VIII Dc conducted W.I.
same lihcrality, honesty aud mr
which characterized the first ,ulprIT,
JOHN l.. ROPER, prrs.I
For Tickets aud Circulars giving Co.,
formation, address
HENRY Y. MOORE. So.
Masonic Relief Association, N"rUU .
AGENTS VA NTJD ETFPvHHII .
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At thirty-five the average American dis
covers that he has an Internal stomach,
and goes into the hands of the doctors for
the remnant OF his life. Prevention is bet
ter than care, but DIR. Walkers Vinegar
Bitters will both cure and prevent dySpep-
Sia, diseases of the skin, liver, kieneyS and
bladder, and all disorders arising from an
internal stomach"
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rONFECTI0NERI CORNER OF MAR
y kET and 10Th street, with two rooms
attached to be rented with the. building
Apply To present occupant for terms, &c.
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FOR SALE
Z MI 20 a MT
TO
Commercial Travellers.

Commercial travellers who solicit order.
by Card, Catalogue, trahp-liSt, SanUI. or
Other Specimen, also those who Visit their
customers and solicit trade By purchase
madedirect from stock, and who tray,I IN
any section, By rail or boat, selling any
class Of goods, are requested 10 safld theft
business and private address, as below;
statlng Class OF goods they sell, and BIS
whom employed; also those who are q,
present under no engagement This mat
ter 10 ofGrest Importance individually IN
statesmen Of this class, or men saIiciiino
trade In this manner. II IS therefore esp..
clalIy desired mat this notice may meet
the eye Of ALL Commercial TraveI:,,s ,,,'J
Statesmen In this country and that ther
VIII al once give II their attention. ThoL
who comply with above request will he
CbNFlDESTIALLY treated and duly ID
vised Of object I'm view. Please a,ddress nv
letter only, CORPORATION, care Geo p
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVER SITY.

THE YEAR BEGINS IN ALL DE
| PARTMFNTS on Wednesday, Sept.
3rd. lS73
Prof. r. =. Lyon, with full staff Of
thoroughly qualified assistants, has h.rp,
Of the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information in TegaId TO
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other DEPART
ments may be obtained faOm the Secretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo. W. Clover, or the
undersigned. .... ~
ALEX. MARTIN, Presr.
MoRGASTowN, W. Va, Aug. 9, lS73
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FOR SALE,
Passenger Rates Redu,,
STATH LINZ

To Glasgow, Liverpool. Belns,
= L,.'.. Londonderry, &c. 4
State ofPennsylvania, State ofNin,,.
state OF Louisiana, State OF C,,S.'i
State OF Nevada. State of MIA
state ofFlorida,I uIg State OF .AI,r',a
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Sailing every "Wednesday nom n.
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TheaccommodatiOnS and proviN'r.
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those OF any other line.
Rates Of Pnssdgt,-C Cabin, so ansN,
Teucy, according 10 accOmmuls,I', ~,
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Waddinqton Place For Sale.

r AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
celebrated country seat of Mr.. James
W. Paxton, situated on the Bethany pike,
about four miles from the city OF Wheel
ing and known as the Waddington
Place" 1t Is healthful location, and for
magnificence OF house, scenery and sur
roundings IL is unsurpassed. For price,
terms, etc, see Mr.. Paxton. or
THOS. O'BRIEN,
iy2Sa OIL. Real estate agent.
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OF VIRGINIA

OPENS OCTOBER LIST CONTINUES
" through nine months. II is organized
in schools on the elective system, with full
courses in Classics. Literature, Science
with practice in Chemical and Physical
Laboratories in Law, Medicine, Engineer
ing. Teaching and Agriculture. Apply for
Catalogues 10 JAMES +. Harrison,
Chairman, T.. .. University OF Virgin IA,
AIbcmarle county Va. JyG ezra
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Collectors Notice.

THOMAS MCCORMICK. JUSTICE OF
i the Peace and Real Estate Agent. Rents
and accounts collected. once corner Of
Market.and nth streets, Centre Wheeling
tyR
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4 NEW FEATURE, 10 VITA D.r
Guaranteed Ia one of every ten iouy.
tive Numbers.
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SECOND AND LAST

5000 TICKETS 600 CASH GlFN
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

There seems to + ,3,,
standing about the a a''"' " .,o ,,x
payers mass mcrtinsEs' o, r.n,r, ',~ ,y
the 18th Judicial Distri, -, :, ,,u.
been stated that a resolatiS'u ,o.s
ed by that body denonncinshc fox.
nation Of said Judicial Disiri> a. M
constitutional. \ careful peru, Of
the proceeding published in to'.,'a
issue will convince the most fastedl',
and sccptical fastideous as to the
propricty of an assemh'agc Of peace
able citizen2, and scep'ical as to
whether that ass2mblasc had the
right to express grievances: that no
such resolution was entertained or
passel. The only expression relating
to the 18th Judicial District at ali, was
that which alluded to the District hor-
ing }ecn. .tovmeA for the purpose that II.
G. Myers and his ter personal friends
might be benefited thereby. lt' a sad
comment on liberty, if the persons to
whom the country owes its all; great.
ness, prosperity and power, cannot be
allowed to assemble: and that assem-
blage sustained and its protection
guaranteed by the very constitution
Of the United States; to state grelve'
auccs and petition redress, without
having their motives misconstrued or
tortured into q mob for the purpose
Of assassination, rapine, and plunder;
to break up courts however illegally
constituted, and trample all laws M
der foot. The remarks from the bench
on Monday morning to the effect th"t
the sitting of the court would conti-
nue. until "broken up we're totally
uncalled for. and were an insult to
the good, honest, tax paying citizens
Who met peaceably to state their
grievances and demand redress, upon
last Saturday in our city. The conf
mittec of Seventy would only be do
Ing its duty, to have q committee
await upon II His Honor, and have him
correct any crronious impression
which persons foreign to our parish
might De led into By such action as
this. The day has passed when the
people will submit to be traduced by
any person, even if such person should
be district :ndse.
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

ADlEu.-FIaving sold my interest
in the "Red River Ncws,' it becomes
my duty as it editor, in saying aure-
roir to its many patrons and friends,
Since the year 1868, the News has
been sincerly devoted to the best in
terests of the Republican party. 1t
has ever been ready to give whole
some advice, and was called upon
many times not to notice or to cover
the little faults of its leaders F.; bnt on
the other hand, as true journalists,
we were oblige to expose some of the
most glariug frauds; hence the ere
alton Of another paper called the Re-
publican. Born as it was in sin, and
Judging from its tone thus far, it is
fain to suppose that corruption will
be supported by that organ under all
circumstances, while shall ever re-
main an earnest supporter of the
National Republican party
l.. Fl. BURDICK.
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20
We shall continue as regular sub

We shall continue as regular snb'
scribcrs all persons to whom the VIS'
DICTATOR is sent this week. Parties
not wishing to retain the paper will
please return it to this office, with
the word [returnell written thereon
Our price is So per year $50 for SIX
months, payable in advance), no
subscriptions received fora less period
than six months. We think the price
within the reach of every one, and be-
ing the only paper published in Nat
chitoches in defence of the rights O.
the people, no citizen alive to the In
terest of our parish and State shoul(
fail to patronize it.
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

KILLING TWO BIRDS WITH one
STONE.-The attention of our citizens
is called to the action of his Honor H,
G. Myers, Judge of the 18th Judicial
District, who can be seen after ad.
journment Of court each day, busily
engaged in buying up Witness and
Jurors certificates. This is very sim
gular conduct on the part Of one
claiming to wear the judicial ermiue'
Calling a court, empanneling a jury,
snmmoning witnesses, and rushing
from the bench with indecent haste
to publicly speculate in the miserable
pittancs the poor countryman re.
ceives for his services. Here may be
a clue which, iffollowed up, will lead
to tho exposure of some ''neat little
thing"
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

The Shreveport Times in late is.
sue, intimatcs tho propriety Of es-
tab,ishing Tax Payers Associations,
in the li1erent Parishes throughout
the State.
This meets our hearty approval and
we woud suggest, that as delays arc
dangerous, the measure should be i'm.
mediats,y carried into effect.
As sqon a. practicable q Conven.
ton ofthe Parishes in North Louisi.
ana, Should be called to meet at some
ccntra point, say thls city, to con-
slider measures of practical utility aud
inaus,Iate means, whereby we may,
by united action, successfully resist
the fitthcr advance Of the plunderera;
who .rc sapping the very foundations
of cur existence.
Le the people unite and demand
eye Worce, a reform in the affairs Of
our state. We have remained too
long inactive, and have rested the
sncqYs of orr cause too much upon
oths> we have seen how futile have
beer those endeavors. Liberty is
within our grasp, it needs but reach
ing forth our hands to secure it. Shall
We prove recreant7
The temper and forbearance Of our
people have been tried to the utmost,
and it would be a crime to further
yield. The issue is made, and tho
fact is staring US in the face, that rc
must take charge of the affairs Of
State, or abandon the country.
Shun him that would advocate CON-
promises, as traitor in league with
the Radical rulers who have ruined
ns, as he is only striving to perpet-
tate their power, that he may profit
bl the few crumbs chance may throw
him in the revel for spoils. We en-
phatically state that concession ia
death. We have already staked our
property, or it has rather been pledg-
ed withoNt our consent and against
our remonstrance, let as then hazard
our lives upSs the Issue. "DcatA BE-
fore aegrct1ationI' :%
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

The weather continues to grow
warm, warmer, warmest, and if any
other degree of comparison can be
admitted, then its that $50 in the
shade, makes us feel as if we would
like to strip our flesh and rest awhile
on our bones. There has been much
improvement in the crops, cotton is
somewhat retarded owing to the long
continued cold rains in the planting
season. We hear Of no other empe-
diment. Corn is doing finely but the
want of rain is beginning to be felt.
The area planted In corn is much in
excess oflast year, and with a good
season now as it begins to tassel and
shoot, would insure US an abundent
crop of bread stuff.
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

The regular Grand Ecore packet
Bart Able arrived on time Tuesday
morning. Our thanks are due the
polite and attentive officers for files o
late city papers. Being assured Of
the qualifications Of Capt, Sinuot t.
command a packet in our trade, the
business portion of our community
hope he will find tho trade paying
enough tojustify his remaining with
us in future. We wish him success
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

The entire tribe of Matches Indians
now here, consist Of an old Plug
Pony, one bottle Of whiskey and the
chief, Louis. A few more settings
Of the sun, a few more moons, a few
more sands on the sea shore and
leaves in the forest, this pony will
plug out, Louis will leare us and this
bottle of whiskey depart to tho hap
py hunting grounds. FL"
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

1t seems that Pinchback, the "new-
saddle": ":colorcd Senator from our
State, cannot get justice in either
House Of Congress. The Senate gave
him the cold shoulder, and the House
of Representatives have just Gifted"
him out of his scat by a large ma
jority. Our advice to him is to try
shoe-making, Of which he possesses at
the outset one good requisite, that
of "peggiug away
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

We were pleased to meet during the
week, Judge W. B. Egan, Col. Wylie
and other distinguished gentlemen
from our sister city, Shreveport,
We trust there stay among us has
been pleasant and that we may have
occasion to SEQ them oftcner. Sue
to you and your city, gentlemen.
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

The District Court has been in ses.
sion two weeks, and numerous civil
and criminal cases, have been dispo-
sed Of. We suppose the Judge, H..
c. Myers, will continue court until
tho Docket has been cleared.
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

Let every one attend tho Grand
Gathering Of Taxpayers next Satur.
day.
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

4 Citizens Rally to tho Mass Meeting
next Saturday.
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman,
NJ. II. Carver, W. A. Ponder,
y. Piersou, L. Charleville,
Henry Levy, Joseph Martin,
J. G.. Tricbel, Il. .Chaler,
J. A. Ducournau, W. W. Breazeale
Amb. Sompayrac, Sidney harris",
W. @. Breazeale, |. Kahn, Y
J. Genius, G. H. Levy,
J. d. Addison, J. W. Suddath
Jno. Genoe, NJ. HcrtzoS,
p. A. Simmons, W. II. Jack,
S. O. Scruggs, 7. Schuman.
J. f. Kccgan, WIN. NJ. Levy,
A. Prudhohme, Felix Bouis,
B. A. Terrett, Jos. Henry, (
Il. E. Hammett, E, Y. Debieux,
Ed. Phillips, L. A. Deblieux,
A. '. Carter, ". B. Butler,
J. B. Flemming, 'Wm. Payne,
Willis Holmes, ;. Mason, ~,
J. II. Cosgrove, Jacob Kile,
Jno. Bludworth, Y. s. Campbell,
G. A: Bullard, 1lortimer Perot,
V. Gaunie, a. "A. Weaver,
n. II. Campbell, k. W. Taylor,
J. NJ. B. Tucker, lDr. Cassidy, =
W. E. Russell, Sam1. Parson,
Chas. Leroy, ). Geo. Duncan,
}. J. Rains, A. Lecomte,
J. F. DeVargas, c. J.. Walmsley,
r. J. Jennings, 7. Hal|er,
H. McKenna, Alex. CARA,
NJ. Tauzin, yalery Murphy,
Il. L. FauIkner,I S. NJ. 'Hyams,
i, r. NJ Kearuey.
NJ. J. Cunningham presented Qle
following which was adopted.
Resolved, that the thanks of tis
meeting be and the same are heriby
rendered to the Committee on Rto-
lutions, for the very manly, iudepad-
ent, and appropriate Resolutions ire.
pared and submitted to this needing
for their adoption.
Resolved, that the Peoples Vhdi-
Gator Of Natchitoches, the Caucasian
Of Alexandria, and the Timc of
shreveport, be requested to publish
the proceedings of this meeting.l
Wbereupon the meeting adjotned
to meet at the Firemen's Hall, i the
city of Natchitoches, on Saturday,
June 9th, 1874, at which tim4 the
Committees are instructed to port.
j. W. BUTLER, Chairlian.
j. II. Cosgroye,
E. Phillips,
r. W. Taylor
a.... A. '. Carter,
49,, SecretaricsI
Don't fail TO attend the Mast Meet
in- Saturday next.
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

..'. B" - KESULUIlONS:
Whereas, the career Of tho public
officials Of the Parish Of Natchitoches,
since tho reconstruction Of The State
of Louisiana, has been, almost with
out exception, marked by q wanton
disregard of the rights Of the people,
aud systematic spoliation of tho tax
payers for their own benefit;
And whereas, said officials, repre-
senting in the main neither the in
telligence, honesty nor material in
terests Of tho parish, have by their
gross and criminal corruption, impos-
ed onerous burdens Of taxation upon
the people, which have gradually in
creased from year to year in spite Of
protest or appeal, rising from five
The People's vindicator., 1874-06-20

Citizens of Louisiana, behold the
fruits of Republican rulo in Natchi-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-16

SCHOOL EXHIBTTIoN.-The chill
dren of st. Joseph's Qrish) Catholic
School will give their annual exhi-
bition in Lenahan's Hail. on Friday
evening, April 18th. The entertain
ment will consist of Short Dramas,
Declarations, Songs, Comic Pieces,
TableauX, etc.
The children will do their utmost
to please, and retain the good
character they have gained, by rem
dering this equal, if not superior,
to any of their former attmpts.--
Everyone wishing to enjoy an even
ing Interestingly and amusing
should not fail to be present. Al
are kindly invited to attend. Tickets
% cents children, 15 cents. En-
tertainlnent begins at I J p. NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-16
MUSICAL. DEPOT.

). I. Osborne succeeds Fred Pisohell
as agent for the Burdett Organ and
other frst>ciuss instruments, and invites
The attention OF the public thereto. Every
instrument guaranteed. Room first door
oelow Apples Barber shop, Mineral
Point. Inc truclions in vocal thorough
bass and instrumental music. Dodge-
uhe visited every Wednesday and
thursday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-16

W learn tlidt llt trustees OF Ine
new organization called THE Grace
land CemeteryAssociation OF Mineral
Point are actively engaged in the
effort to make this praiseworthv en-
terprise a success. There is no
mode provided by the law under
which the association is organized
for raising the means Of purchasing
the necessary ground for a cemetery,
and for fencing and -lameuting it,
except by the sale Of lots The
trustees estimate tina it viii be req
uioite to obtain as much as $4,000
for these purposes a | some one Of
them will call upon each of our citi-
zens and solicit them to sign an
agreement to purchase lot at the
very small sum of s25, in order to
determine whether sufficient num-
ber are willing to subscribe for lots
to justify the trustees in purchasing
tract Of land suitable for the
purpose.
The importance of this project to
the citizens cannot be too greatly
appreciated. The only place III or
near our city used for Protestant
burial is no longer fitted for that
purpose. 1t is exceedingly crowded,
it is very questionable to whom the
title to the grounds belongs, and
there is no person or association Of
persons, which has any special rights
or feels any particular interest III
adorning the grounds or even in
preserving the fences or ground
from spoliation. Moreover it is
well known that street runs
through the ground dividing it into
two nearly equal parts, which is
liable at any time to be opened by
the Common Council, ancs IL is only
because there is no other place OF
burial, that the city authorities do
not forbid further burial there, as
they will most probably do as soon
as the new cemetery is ready for oc-
cupancy. Then many of the bodies
now buried there will be disinter-
red and removed to the new ceme-
terry, and it behooves all who have
friends buried in the old grave
yard whose memories they cherish,
to subscribe at once for lot in the
new cemetery, and 10y their prompt
action strengthen the hands and en-
courage the hearts of the trustees
in their voluntary and free labor in
this christian and humanitarian
work.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-16
NUMBER Is.

THE REPuBIIc.--The April num-
her of this magazine, which ought
to he styled political science
monthly, has been received. Among
its leading articles is one entitled
Has the Government neglected the
Interests of the Farmers which is
a most veritable sketch of the pro-
grcss of agriculture in the United
States, from the time of the intro
ductlOn of the first cattle to tho
present day. The article entitled
"The State aud the Liquor Traffic"
endeayorS to treat that question
from the standpoint Of the states
man. There is no publication ex-
tant that gives the same amount Of
well selected political information
III SO entertaining u form as The
HcPn6iic. 1t is indispensable to the
political writer and speaker. AL
though Tie RcpubHc contains as
many pages Of reading rs amy first
class magazine, it is furnished at
half plice-two dollars per annum-
call at this office and see a copy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-16
MI "A r r. L 4 d

OWkNS-ROBERT TS--At Miflin, on the 4,h
Of February, 1874, by the Rev VIM Powell,
Mr., B. + Owens, of Mifllin and Miss Mary
Roberts, OF Belmont.
PRfDEAuX-OSBORN.--In this city on the
9th inst, by Rev. T. Kent, Mr. Edwin Puil-
caux and Miss Oleyia Osborn all ofthis city.
Again the printers are the recipients Of q
portion OF the marriage feast, for which they
feel grateful, and wish the couple pleasant
Iifc- -lOurnoy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-16
Sp EDWIN OSBORNE, Jr.,
IL. 3 E N C r. AV L r,

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c.
Has new and select stock of Jewell
ers' Goods, to which the attention of tho
public is invited. He ia the only en-
graver in the city, and is prepared to do
work in that line on short notice, in tho
best style Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
repaired to order, and warranted sats>
factory. One door above Schneberger s,
High st Mineral Point l4m6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-16

THE sudden death of Ms. John
Terr,ill in this city on Saturday
evening, has cast gloom over the
entire community. The circum-
stances appear to be about as fol-
lows: Between 7 and s o'clock in
the evening, Mrs. Terrill left her
home to visit the lately bereaved
Mrs. Strachan. About 10 p. NJ
she started on her return home, in
usual health. A few minutes later,
some men passing on the sidewalk
near Trinity Church, found her a
corpse. For years Mrs. Terrill had
been afflicted with heart disease,
and was subject to sudden prostrat-
ing spasms; ; it is supposed that
walking against the strong cold
wind, produced one Of these attacks,
resulting in almost instant death.
Mrs. Terlill was one Of the oldest
residents of Mineral Point, and few
enjoyed so large an acquaintance
and so general esteem. Wherever
was sickness or bereavement she
was oftener found, perhaps, than
any other lady of our city, giving
help and consolation. Many whose
pillows of pain have been smoothed
by her ministeling hands, and many
whose desolate hearts have been
cheered by her presence, will cherish
her memory, and now join III deep
est sympathy with her bereaved
family in mourning her sad passage
to the other shore. She was 81
wears Of age. The funeral on Tues
day was one of the largest ever
known in the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-16
April 18th, 1874.

AT Motfetts' Drug Store can be
found a choice variety of Wall Pa
per, embracing the latest and best
patterns. Prices reasonable. Call
and see before purchasing. 13tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-16
look out Tor Bargains.

The person or persons who want
to make u bargain could do no
better than 10y calling at Clauer's,
who viii sell ut bottom prices FOR
CASH. No one shall underscll him.