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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-02-11
SATURDAY, Feb. 6, 1875.

SATURDAY, Fep. o, 1910.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Barr.
A communication was received
from the Governor.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Bennett, providing for the
payment of counsel for the State for
legal services.
By Mr.. Berkshire, providing for
the election of Grand Jurors and
prescribing their duties.
By Mr.. Price, amending the Code,
relating to the Board of Directors of
the Penitentiary.
BY Mr.. Berkshire, bill to acquire
by purchase, the building used by
this State as State House since the
Goth of December, 1870, and the
grounds attached thereto.
By Mr.. Camden, the following
bills:
A bill to amend the Code, concern
ing the changing of persons names.
On motion of Mr.. ArDett,
Resolved, That the Committees on
the judiciary be instructed to enquire
what tribunal is authorized under the
99th chapter of the acts of 1928 to
grant licenses to sell spirituous liqu-
0rs.
A message from the House of
Delegates asks concurrence in
House, joint Resolution No. Is,
authorizing the Public Printer to
furnish the Legislature with advance
sheets of the Auditors Reports.
A message from the House of Dele
gates announced that that body was
ready to receive the Senate and meet
in Joint Assembly for the person OF
choosing person to represent the
State as Senator in the Congress Of
the United States.
The Senate then proceeded to the
Hall of the Delegates to ballot for
Senator, with following result:
G d. Camden 35; Walker %;
johnson I; Caperton Z; D. Golf 6;
J. B. Jackson 2; j. j Jackson l.; ID.
II. Leonard l; NJ S Hall 1; whole
number of votes cast 50. Necessary
to q choice 43.
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The Senatorial Middle.

We had hoped the Caucus would
have made a nomination on the with
drawal of Price, but there seems to
be no more prospect now than there
was 3 wee Ks ago. The next thing in
order We suppose will be the with
drawal of Mr.. Walker, which we
have no doubt he viii do rather than
hinder a nomination in Caucus. To
add to the complication, Mr.. j. \.
Camden was re-nominated on last
Tuesday night. e.
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FRIDAY. Feb. 5, 1875.

Various committees reported. y
Following bills were read second
time and ordered to third reading |;
amending the Code concerning
weights and measures also one re-
garding competency of witnesses !;
Harrisville, Richie county, to Char
lesion; amending the Code regarding
unlawful Marriages; also concerning
security tor costs.
On motion of Mr. McGinnis, bill
Changing the charter of Huntington
was laid on the table.
The following bills are on their
second reading, providing for appoint
ment of fish commissioners; allowing
County Courts to establish toll gates
on county roads.
The bill to paw certain monies loan
ed to the State was read and ordered
to its third reading under a suspen-
sion OF the rules.
A message from the House an
nounced that that body had passed
and asked concurrence in the bill to
transfer causes from municipal courts
to circuit courts.
A bill to pay Normal school teach
ers for session ending September 80,
1874.
Senate Bill 80, Removing the seat
of government temporarily to Wheel
ing was read a third time and passed.
The vote was as follows: Ayes, Messrs
Arnett, Bennett, Berkshire, Bishop,
Camden. Cunningham, Grantham,
LOOMS, Golf, Pannell, Price, Scott,
Johnson-13.
Noes, Messrs Bnrdett, Clayton
Dennis, Dickinson, Eastman, Ferrel,
Custom, Mcdonald, McGinnis, Shell
tnp ond Sherrard-11
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WILLIAM COLLINS.

SlR:-Piease take notice that on the ist day
OF February, 1875, az Logan Court House and
STATE OF West virginia, shall take the deposit
lions OF David kinser and others. 10 lie read as
eEihence ~ suit now pending ard undeternin-
ID am plaintiff and you are defendant. II said
lspOsllons are not completed on that day the Ia
KING OF the same viii De continued from day 10
DAY until they are completed, at which time anu
pace you can attend II you see proper.
January LIST, 1915. NARIH cor. Inns.
Jan. "A. sw. prs. Zee t4co.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8, 1875.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Simms.

Prayer by Rev. Mr.. olmms.
A message from the House an
nounced that it had agreed to a Joint
resolution relating to the improve
ment of the Ohio river and its tribu
taries.
The Senate adopted joint resolu
ton granting 992 acres of land in
Gilmer county to Jacob d Bennett.
Senate Bill No. %, TO remove the
seat of government temporarily to-
Wheeling came up as unfinished
business. Pending its consideration,
committee from. the House. an
nounccd that that body was ready to
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STATE or CONNECTICUT, COUNTY OF
Hartford, rs:
/, William II. King, Notary Public in
and for the County and State Aforesaid.
do certify that Lnciu- j. Hendee personal
" known TO me TO be the psrson Who
signed the foregoing statement, and the
President, Tor Secretary Of the Etna In
sIransc Company Of Hartford, Connscti-
cut, personally appeared before me in my
County aforesaid, and make oath in due
form Of law, that the Aforesaid statement
10 correct and true.
In testimony Of all of which, | have
hereunto affixed my Official signature and
and the zeal Of my said Office, this 10Th
day'of January, 1875.
(Signed) WILLIAM ii. KING,
Notary Pubic.
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Congress.


Congress
The House of Representatives has
passed the Civil Rights bill, the
most infamous measure that has ever
been imposed on a free people. 1t
is legsslating on a subject, over which
law making power in the world has
no control. 1t is laying a penalty
on decency, and cOnstraining white
men to sleep in the same beds, eat
at the same tables, occupy the same
rooms as negroes. Its endeavoring
to force social equality on whites and
blacks. and to break down the bar
riers which God and nature have
made between the races. 1t provides
penalties of the most oppressive kind
for the violation of these laws, and
does all this in the name of liberty.
The whole thing is al infamous
scheme by which TO override all
State laws, and to stir up hatred and
antagonism between the white and
black races, by which some excuse
may be afforded Cor military govern
ments and military interference with
State Governments in the South
Another object the bill has in view
is the regaining Of power over the
Southern negroes, by means Of ALI
other horde Of carpet baggers who
are to be launched upon the South.
These, worse than lice or locuSts,
supported by Grants bayonets would
drive the white men from the polls,
and give the control of the govern
ments to the negroes.
Ben Butler, was the master spirit
in the game, and much as some
affect to despise him, they crouch un-
der he crack of his whip like hounds
in a kennel. John Young Brown,
of Kentucky, administered re
buke to him, on thursday last
which penetrated even his th,cN h'de'
we do not approve nor countenanG'e
invective in Congress, and believe
that all legislation may be aecom>
plished without it, but if men eyer
could be justified in such things, Mr..
Brown was Butler said the PEG
pie Of the South were murderers,
horsethieyes and asSassius.
Mr.. Brown in his reply said, eff |
were to desire to express all that was
pusillanimous in war, inhuman in
peace, forbidding in morals and in
famous in politics, Ishould call it
"Butlerizing." He spoke of Butler,
as Zone who is outlawed in his own
home from respectable society, whose
name is Synonymous with falsehOod,
who is the champion, and has been
such on all occasions of fraud who Is
tue apologist of thieves, who is such
prodigy of vice and meanness, that
10 describe him, Imagination would
sicken ard inyective exhaust itself. .
Mr.. Brown was called to order,
and by avote of the House was call
ed to the bar and censured.
The Bill was passed; by it, all
jurisdiction in relation to offences I'M
der it is taken out of State courts and
invested in the United States Courts.
We give below the first clause OF the
bill. without the preamble.
"That al persons within the iuris>
dictio,, of the United States shall be
entitled to lie full and equal ENJOY
ment of the accommodations, advan-
tages, facilities and privileges of lnns'
public oonveyances on lano or water
theaters and other places Of pubic
amusement, subject only to the con-
ditiOnS and limitations established by
law, and applicable alike TO citizens
of every race or color, regardless OF
any previous condition of seryitnde. d"
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RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.

BY Mr.. Chidester, protecting lum-
bermen in rafting logs.
BY Mr.. Squires, to keep open in
the Spring the locks in Elk, Little
kanawha and other streams in order
to allow the free passage of fish up
said streams.
Also Senate bill 80 concerning
County Courts.
The following Senate bills were
reaj second time ard ordered to q
third reading; regulating sales of
mules. work oxen, etc; altering sec
ton . chapter Il of the Code rela'
ting to commissioners for re-assessing
lands. Pending the consideration Of
a House bill concerning desccnts, the
Senate was announced ut II meridian
when q ballot was taken for Senator
which will be found in Senate report.
On motion of Mr.. Short, adjourn
"a
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proceed to a joint ballot for Senator
with the following result
Walker %, Price ID, Brannon IL,
G. D. Camden Z, n. Golf Jr. 10,
johnson 8, w. K. Pendleton !,
Faulkner 4, r. F. Dennis 2.
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 3, 1875.

A message from the Senate was
read announcing that it bad passed
Senate bis repeating the Code con.
corning aTpeals to Supreme Courts OF
ApPaa..s; concerning Circuit Courts,
end Court of Appeals.
Following bills were introduced
and referred:
BY Mr.. Reynold, of Taylor, pro-
viding boards of medical examiners
and to guard against the evils of
quackS.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners Sale
OF
and MINERAL LANDS

ny VIRTUE OF = decree OF the County Court OF
IS Wayne County, West Virginia In the case OF
G. w Smith, assignee, nc, vs.. Joseph Payne anu
others, the undersigned, AS Special Cominissioh-
er, will,
On Thursday, the 1lh day Of March, 1879,
M N. front door Of the Cere 10 House, In the
town o. Ceredo, Wayne county, West virginia
sell 10 the highest bidder the following real p OPP
erty (or so much thereof as will pay the aep's
mentioned in said decreel, to-wit:
424 Acres,
bordering on Big Sandy River within four miles
Of ito month; It being the same lands conveyed
nv Joseph Payne TO Thomas Drew. ana Is SAID 10
contain valuable coal,
Terms Of Sale:
One-thIrd OF the purchase price cafh In hand,
and the residue In two equal installments, paya-
Bile In six and twelve months respectively, tue
purchaser giving bond with good security ior
the defe red Payments bearing interest ron
date and retaining the legal title until Inc pur-
chase money Is paid in full
e.. BURGESS,
EUSTACE GIBSON,
Feb 1l4w. sp1 Comm'rs.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
AUpIToR's OFFICE,

AUpIToR's OFFICE,
Charleston West Va, Jan. %, ls75.
/ CERTIFY that the foregoing is
correct recital Of the Annual Statement
Of the Etna Insurance Company Of Hart
ford, Conn, on file in my Office, made 10
conformity with the requirements OF sec
ton of chapter "a Of the Code OF West
Virginia r that am satisfied IRON me
foregoing statement, and such other evil
dences as have been furnished, that said
Company is possessed Of the amount OF
capital required BY the laws Of this State
to qualify il for the Transaction Oh tie
business Of Insurance, ard that It's west
ments of such capital are in conformity
with said requirements.
], therefore, in pursuance OF the su-
thority vested in me By the laws Of this
State, DO hereby authorize tie said Etns
Insurance Company, its Agent or Agents,
to transact the business Of Insurance in
this State, until the 3lst day Of Deem
Der, 1875.
Signed E. A. BENNETT, Auditor
For W. y. DOwner, AGENT,
HUNTINGTON, w. VA
A Copy Teste, z. A. Bennett, Auditor.
Feb. Aft
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MONDAY, Feb. s. 1875.

A communication from the Govern
or was read, relating to the Centen>
NAL Celebration at Philadelphia, in
1876. The various Committees re-
ported Leaves of absence on account
of sickness were granted Messrs
Chichester, Pritchard, BabO and Zinn.
Resolutions offered
Bills introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Ice, to incorporate the
Grafton and Southern Railroad Com
parry.
Message from the Senate announ-
ced that body had passed a bill con-
corning weights and measures.
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FRIDAY, Feb. 3, 1915
adjourned
TUESDAY,, Feb, 2, 1876.

TUESDAY, Feb, Z, lSD.
Senate met ~ 10 a. m.
4 billarranging the countie. of
this State into districts for the lee
ton OF representatives in Congress,
w:s read a Ascend time and on mstion
o. Nr. Bennett laid upon the tsbic /;
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NorE.-Th. said Company has by Pow
err Of Attorney duly acknowledged, au-
thorzed and appointed William ;. Peter
son, Esq, OF Wheeling, w. Va, - their
Attorney to accept service Of proce" and
notice in the State for tie Company, 80
required by law
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EOR RENT.

From April est, the dwelling nov occupied
~ II. G. kitfer, ID Ave., Bet. IsIh ian s.r,e,s
fof Terms apply % Err. GREEN.
Ia, -, Goal lard, rsot iOh Street..
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

BY Mr.. Scott, concerning the
course Of descents.
By Mr.. LOOMS, concerning the
sale of real estate under attachments.
BY Mr.. McGinnis, prohibiting
physicians from prescribing spirit
uous liquors except in case Of sick
ness.
The bill enabling criminal, to test
fly in their own behalf was rejected
by vote Of II TO 10.
The Senate at II m. proceeded to
the Hall of Delegates, to ballot tor
Senator, with following result:
Whole number Of votes cast "a,
necessary to choose 43.
Walker 25; g. ID. Camden %
Caperton 10; w +. Stevenson 10;
j. B. Blair 4; Okey johnson 3; w.
NJ. Welch l; j. A. Hutchinson
J. j Jackson, Jr. 2.
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Terms OF Sale:
J. .. Allen
ssmuel A. Chllders. ct Al.

SAmuel A. Chllicrs, et A.
DY VIRTUE o, decree made and entered by
ID the County Court Of Gahell County IN the
above n liFi cause, az the October Term. 1873,
will. as the Special Commissioners therein men
toned for the purpose, proceed 10 sell AZ pubhc
auction. to the highest bidder, on the
9th Day OF January, 1878,
tthat being the first day OF the County Court, NJ
me front door Of the Courthouse Of said county.
Tie following Real Estate. situate IN the county
OF Cabell aforesaid, and State Of West virginia
to-wt: About
I14 ACR ES,
l,ine on the Guyandotte River, one mile below
the town OF BarbOu:syilie, being the same land
conveyed to Defendant by Elizabeth Simmons,
by Dee dated March zeal, 1871 which IL or rec
ord In the County CLERKS once of said county.
Also certain other Real Estate consulting or the
life estate OF George GHllaher IN a certain o.her
tract OF land. containing the same number or
acres. tO-wit, ~, and adjoiping The tact first
above mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE :-One-thlrd Of purchase
money cash in hand on the day Of sale. one-ihird
IN six and one third In twelve months taking from
the purcha .er bond with good security, and 10
tanning the lessl title a. additional security.
LrCIRN c. RICKETTS,,
Dec. Std. Sp1 Conm'r.
The above sale IL postponed until the 10Th dsy
OF March, 1873.
LUcIEN c. RICKETTS,,
Feb. ltd. Spl Comm'r,
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PETITIONS INTRODUCED.

By Mr.. Snidcr, that Of D. II.
Chad wick and others OF Monongalia,
to change the charter of Morgantown
NIr. Tanners motion with regard
to United states currency, was adopt
ed.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the Creditors Of Henry Adkix, Died:

II Pursuance OF deree Of the Circuit Coun
Oh the county OF Lincoln. made Ia 4 cause therein
pending, TO subject the real ektaie OF the ni9
Henry Adkins 10 The payment Of his debu, yea
are required 10 present your claims sealDst ile
said Henry Adkins for adjudication, TO Andrew
j. Barrett, Commissioner. At his once In @a
1916
witness. b. =. cuRRY. Ciert Of said CoSp'
this 18Th dzy Of January, 1875.
B. ?. Curly, e.erf' {
Jan. es zw. prs feo q ".
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MONDAY. Feb. 8. 1875.

The various committees reported.
Following petitions were presen-
ted:
By Mr.. Shelton, the memorial of
Hopewell Baptist Association.
On motion Of Mr.. Dennis, the bill
authorizing the establishment of the
Salt Sulphur Lunatic Asylum. was
taken up and read second time and
ordered 10 third reading
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George r. @. Floyd,
Va.
James Step, ct ais,
IN CHAECERY

IL appearing by an alidavit filed that the de.
fendant James Step, John Step and Algernon s.
Gray are not residents o! this State, and the OBJ
lect Of this suit being 10 compel the said defend
ants 10 convey 10 ,he said plaintiff, The title to
several tracts of land situate In said county,
On motion II Is ordered that the said James STEP
John Step sad Aleernon s, Gray, do appear here
within one month after the frat publication OF
TINS order and do what Is necessary to protect
their interest IN the premises.
Teste JOHN CHAFIS, Clerk.
sfkAIosi SOFT. Jan. l4-{u prs fee s. co.
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CTATB OF WEST VIRGINIA. - AT Rules
lShelo In the Clerks once OF the Circuit Court
OF Logan County, on the first Monday In January,
lsI5-
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SALEi

Feb, ll-4w
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9th Dag OF January, 1877
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE!

Feb. ltd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08
Marrifd.

On Tuesday, October &c, 1875, by Row Fathe
Berbigier, Mr.. Peter Beausigneur and Miss Lirri
McGoycrn, both Of Girard townshir
On Tuesday, November 9th, 1878, by Rev
Father Berbiger, Mr.. Lewis A. Leeont and Mis-
Mary Gormonb both Of frenohville
On Tuesday, November 10th, 1878. BY Rev,
Father Berbigier, Mr. Eugene 0ormont b nd Miss
Felicie Coudriet, both Of frcnchville.
On Tuesday, November 2sd, 1873, by Rev
Father Berbigier. Mr.. James frelin and Mis,
Kate Getty, both Of Frenchville.
On Tuesday, November 2sd, 1878. by Rev
Father u erbigief, Mr.. James Conley and Mis-
Mary Page, both Of karthaus.
On Sunday, November 2sth, 1875, by Rev
Father Berbigier. Mt. Antlcs verbeck and Miss
Mary Merat, both Of 0irard township.
At tho residence Of the brides parents, on
Tuesday, November yth, 1875, by Rev. y. y
Stevens, Mr.. Alfred Calhoun, Of Philipsburg, and
Miss Florence whitehill, Of clearteld.
On Monday, November ssth, 1873, by Rev
WIN. NJ. Burchfeld, Mr.. WIN. II. Thompson and
Miss Josephine b. Mcdowell, both Of curwsns-
vile.
At Harrisburg, on Tuesday, November asa
1875, by Rev. Joel J. swarts, Mr.. p. X. spronkis,
Of Curwensville. and Miss Lille A. Shelly. ol
Harrisburg, Pa.
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WEEKLY SUN.
NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and sevenly-six Is the Cen
ternial year. 1t lie also the year In which an
Opposition House Of Representatives, the first
since the war will be In power at Washington
aud the year OF the twenty third election Of a
President Of the United States. All Of these
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Sus.
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TnE Sus, will sternly and diligently investigate
The corruptions and misdecds Of Grants admins
tration and will, ii is to be hoped, lay the
foundation for a new and better period Ia our
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tain complete and accurate accounts, furnishing
It's readers with early and trustworthy informa-
ton upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty-third Presidential election, with
the preparations for Il, will be memorable as de-
Gliding upon Grants aspirations for a third term
Of power and plundcr, and still more as decidin z
who shall be the cand date Of the party Of Reform
and as electing that candidate. Concerning all
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

: NE OF HOLDING ouAnrER SESSIONS corsr.
So ond Monday Of January.
Ti'rd Monday ef March.
fiH Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday OF September.
rins cy HOLDING COMMON Pleas.
First Monday Of June.
second Monday Of November.
PUBLIC orrrurss. N
Prs.ideHt isdgs--IIon, Charles 4. Mayer, Of
Lock Haven.
A'.i'iam lsw Judge Hon. John H. orvii, Of
Bellefonte.
Associate Judgss---willism @. Foley, cloasHeid; /;
Iohn J. Read, Curwenviile.
Protkonofary--Eli Bloom.
Heginer and Recordsr--L. J. Morgan.
District Anorney--frank Fielding.
Treasarer-Dayid W. Wise.
Shsrif-Willam r. Mcpherson.
County Surreyor--Samucl 7. Mecloskey, Cur.
wensville.
County Commissionsr,--John D. Thompson
Curwenville Clark Brown, Cieardeld Conr ad
W. Kyler, Grahrmton.
coHHty Audifors-James II. lille, Lumber City;
Lewis c. Bloom, clearfeld Henry Whitehead,
Union township.
jury Commis'ioners--Iohn W. shugsrt, james
Mitchell. Clearhcd.
Superintendent af Pnbiic .Sebooi.--John A.
Gregory, Clcarheid.
Notaries Pubiio-John ". Wrigley, Wm. Ra.
jebaugh, Cyrus l.. Gordon, clearheld; Josiah
Evans, Jos. II. Irwin. n. y. Arnold, Curwensyille; !;
j. j. Lingle, Emmet Sayers, Osceola Mills John
ston Hamilton, Lutherrbprg.