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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10

OCE Job department Is very complete,
and we can furnish all classes Of work
a. neatly and cheaply as can be done
Give Us Il call and we'll warrant salts
faction.
During the Epidemic of intermittcnts
III the West thi, season, the whole i'm
r. stock of Ayers Ague Cure be
came exhausted, and the producing
power Of his Laboratory was found in
adequate to meet the demand. Many
who knew its extraordinary virtues for
thc cure of Chills and Fever, paid exor-
bitant prices for it. This Ague Cure =
sail, by those who use il, to never tail.
Reader, if You must have medical cid,
take she best of medicine. Poor rene
4ies are dear, as good are cheap. at any
price you have to pay for them
Charleston Courier.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10

Nee EmbroidrrieS ut MIS-. Buskirzs.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10

Great Variety of Tidy's at Mrs. Bus
kinks.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10
Bound fCr Cooper 6 Greenlee S

for Books, States. Pens, Pencils, Inks,
&C., 50 his children VIII be outlitteI for
school in me. HIST
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10

Savannah, Mo, sep. >, Tj-w2.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-06-10

are all equally willing to confront
any foreign enemy.who may make
his appearance upon our shores. In
thus grasping hands in the present
alike looking forward to a common
future in the destiny of the Union
let US bury any remembrance of the
past calculated to prevent the rekind-
ling Of the old National fires Of patri-
otism that used to blaze from Main
to Louisiana. We can not better
usher in the Centennial of our hide
dence than in this mutual union Of
the survivors of thelately contending
armies at the graves Of their old COM
rades and opponents, 1t is what
might have been expected. Valor is
always chivalrous and generous. 1t
always respects and honorsa courage
Gus Opponent next to a brave and
devoted friend. Since the soldiers Of
the war, North, and South, are COM
ing forward and shaking hands over
thedecorated tombs of their comrades,
who Will hold back from the general
reunion? The "bloody chasm" has
indeed been bridged, and the only
contest which, now exists between
the Union and old Confederate armies
is as who shall be the kindestto their
former opponents, and who hereafter
will most cordially rally around the
flag Of the Common Country.
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Wm. Mcdaniel, Z. W. Mcdaniel, Henry
W. Stuart and Deborah Stuart, his wife,
John P. Wood, and Mary Anne Wood,
his wife, and Martha Mcdaniel, children
and heirs Mt law OF Hutchinson Mcdaniel,
deceased and VIM. II. Tomlinson Admin
istrator OF Hutchinson Mcdaniel, deceased,
Defendants. In Chancery.
The object OF this suit is to set aside deed
made bv +. ". Sisson, Recorder OF Mason
County, to Hutchinson Mcdaniel, in his life
time, Tor tract OF land purchased by said
Mcdaniel at sale OF delinquent lands by
C. Shrewsbury, Sheriff OF Mason County.
And it appearing by affidavit filed, that
the defendants, VIM. Mcdaniel, K. W. Nc
Daniel, Henry W. Stuart and Deborah Stu
art his wife, John P. Wood and Mary Anne
Wood his wife, and Martha Mcdaniel are
all non-residcnts Of the State OF West Nir-
ginia.
1t is ordered that they do appear here Mt
Rules TO be held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court OF said County OF Mason, on
the first Monday in the month OF July, 1875.
and do what is necessary TO protect their
interest in this suit. 1ESTE:
CIIAS b WAGGENER, Clerk,
Knight & Couch, Soils. june l0-iw.
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The Reign Of Good Feeling.

The passions, hate and bitterness
which grew out of the late unhappy
war, are now, after years Of political
strife and sectional partisan bickcr-
ings, subsidins. The hcalthful cur
rent has set in in the right direction.
We see happy evidences of good feel
ing cropping out in all directions
Let the work of reconciliation so on,
The Cincinnati Enquirer, rcmarkins
upon the decoration Of the graves Of
soldiers, on both sides. that fell IN
the conflict of arms between the two
sections, says it will mark to the fu'
ture annalist the period when Tho
passions and the animosities growing
out Of the civil war had so far subsid
cd that the late fraternal enemies in
deadly combat could agree to unite
in paying funeral honors and respect
to the heroes who had fallen upon
each side. Let US hail this most
suspicious union Of the Blue ant
Gray! Let US Unfortunately streW
the flowers ofregret over the grave:
Of the brave men, who, American:
all, were willing to peril their live:
for what each considered the cause @
his country. We are rapidly reed
ing time from the era of division apt
war.
More than half q generation In
elapsed since h-eiosed. We arc al
under one flag, We all owe allie
glance to the same Government. W,
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It is reported that Nevada ant
West Virginia are the only states il
the Union in which first cousinsas
not allowed to intcrmarry.
Some person, whose identity is un
known, but for whose apprehension
a reward of then dollars is offered, re-
Gently stole the pulpit bible from a
little Methodist Church near Key
ser.
Rev. DR.. Andrews, rector of the
Episcopal: Church, at Shepherdstown,
died a short time since at FrederlckS-
burg, Va. ofpneumonia. This makes
the fourth church in that place now
without a pastor, as follows; the Epis-
copal, Presbyterian, Reformed and
Lutheran.
Martinsburg hastwo citizens whom
the press of that city is willing to
sacrifice on the altar Of politics. The
Independent urges Col. Ward II. Lam
mon as the most available Republi-
can in the State for the next guber-
Material race, and the Statesman init
mates that Hon. Charles J. Faulkner
would make very good Vice Presi-
dent.
President Garrett of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, was re-
ceivcd by a number of prominent cltl-
zcns of Berkeley county a few days
since, at Martinsburg. The list EN-,
braced Hon. c. J. Faulkner, Judge
John Blair Hogc, John J. Abel, d. 5,
Troxcll, ]. Howard Gettinger, VIM.
H. H. Flick, II. II. Blackburn, Major
Shut and Mayor Chambers.
Judge Joseph Smith has been
roughly assailcd by the Writ County
Mentor for his course in the Capital
| Injunction matter. He is accused,
by this paper, of bad motives and a
weakness Of character that would
permit certain disrcputable politi.
clans of the Third District to control
his judicial actions. The opinion of
the State in this matter. is now well
known through the state press, and
it is needless to say that the papers
generally eve Judge Smith the cred
it of being an honorable and conscicn-
tious man.
There are 231 oranges within the
State, distributed as follows: In the
county of Barbour -, Berkeley Is,
Brooke 8, Braxton l, Cabell 6, bod
bridge 4, Gilmer l, Grant l, Green
brier 6, Harrison 9, Hardy l, Jack
son IA, Jefferson 3, kanawha 2, Lew
is -, Marion Is, Marshall 3, Mason
lG, Mineral /, Monroe A, Ohio 4, Pleas
ants /, Putnam II, Randolph I, Ritch-
lie S, Summers l, Taylor, Tucker 3,
Upshur Is, Wayne 8, Wetzcl Z, Writ
,, Wood 8.
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Mcssrs. Tilton and lloulton, accord
ing to Mr.. Becchcr's lawyers, are a
pair of black-hcarted scoundrels,
whom there are scarcely words in the
Englishlansuagc to fttinglydescribe.
Yet this same wicked pair were Mr..
Bcccher's chosen companions and
confdants during the whole wretch
ed business which now occupies pub
lie attention.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE LAND AT
PUBLIC AUCTION!

T'HE undersigned Sheriff OF Mason Coun-
ty, in pursuance of IN order OF the Cir
cult Court Of Mason County, made at the
April Term, 1875, in the case OF Insaby
Clifford VS.. E,hanial Betz, in Assumpsit and
Attachment will on
Wednesday, the 1ltll day Of July,
1875,
at the trent door OF the Court House OF
Mason County, proceed to sell the land
attached in the above case rs the property
Of the defendant, Betz, being eleven and
three-quarter Qlsl acres of land situated
upon Gallipolis Island, III said County OF
Mason.
TERMS 0FSALE: one-half cash in hand
on day of sale, and the residue upon a
credit oil one year with interest from day Of
sale. Bond with good security required
for deferred payment and title retained as
further security. C.SElloN
june lo-!w. Sheriff oil Mason County.
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rvrSISG-S P. VI.

]
Promptly at S o'clock the Society
re-convened, and the citizens began
pouring in until the Court room was
almost filed. The Rev. Mr.. Hill in
a short time appeared upon the stage
and delivered a very able and elo'
ouent address, taking as his subject
aThe Analogies Between the Medical
Profession and the calling Of the
Minister of the Gospel" which was
ISssaed to with marked attention.
oAmOtion, vote of thanks was
tenderad Mr.. Hill, by the Society
The adasess being over the mem
hers of the sseicty and citizens weF !,
formed in line sAdescorted to B e ,
Hall by the cornstasS Brass DaA =
which kept up a eonsta6ssss za!9 =
sweet music. At Beale's Hall a fnd
supper was prepared for them on tho
first floor, while in the upper room a
grand complimentary ball was given
to the Medical Society, in which ma
ny of them participated.
About . o'clock Friday morning,
the majority of the Society boarded
the steamer Emma Graham and de-
parted for their homes.
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Charlcstown, Jefferson county, has
according to the Spirit Of Jefferson had
three Civil Rights Bill cases lately
two in the hotels and one at a public
performance. In each instance the
darkies tried to assert their social
equality rights; but failed to secure
them. They acquiesced, and no ac-
ton for damages has been brought as
,.o+
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Commissioners Noticel
James C. Atwatcr,

vs..
The West Columbia Coal and Salt Compa-
nv, James II. Young, surviving Trustee,
The Crescent Coal and Salt Company,
Frederick II. Wolcott and George W..
Gerard, Trustees, and Henry /. Young,
James II. Young and Mason Yong, Exec.
utors OF, and Trustees under the last VIII
and Testament OF Henry Young, decd,
Frederick II. Walcott in his own right,
Charles \. Townsend, Mrs. d. W.Spoon-
or, Hugh J. Jewctt, Joseph Bochman
and Alexander Bochman, partners in
business under the firm name OF Bocli-
man Brothers 4 Co., Rccs &. Bcynon,
Administrator OF John NJ. Johns, decd,
and the unknown bondholders OF the
Crescent Coal and Salt Company.
In Chancery in the Circuit OF Mason coun-
ty, West Virginia.
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Gen. Grant and the .sTLtrd
Term

Gen. Grant and the ''Third
An exchange says, Gen. Grant has
writtenIa letyr in which he essays to
define his position with reference to
the "Third Term" question. Whilst
a casual glance at The contents ofthis
letter might convey the impression
upon some minds that the President
means todcclinc ndforcgo allaspir-
ations to a reelection, yet closer
reading Of this remarkable document
clearly indicates that he expects and
desires another term in the Presiden-
tial chair. He says he "would not
accept anomination if it were ten
tlered, unless it should come under
such circumstances as to make it an
mpetaAyedpty-circumstances that
are not likely TO arise" This effu-
sion was written to the Prcsidentofthc
Pennsylvania Republican State Con-
rention which had unequivocally
pronounced against the prctensions
ofGrant to Third Term. Heis very
particular to state in his letter that
when he accepted the Presidency for
the first term, he resigned 4 position
which he could have held for life
that of Commander of the United
States military forccs-a position
which paid well, for position of linn
tied duration, and, one which was
more congenial to his tastes and hab-
its Of life. The army position, with
its good pay, emoluments and rations,
has passed beyond his reach. Gen.
Sherman has stepped into his old
shoes and the vacancy, when that
individual steps down and out" will
likely be rcfilled by some one in the
regular line Of promotion. 1t occurs
to US that the President, in referring
to this matter, like the ISrcalitcs in,
the wilderness, was casting wistful
eyes back to the fcsh-pots. But he |
has crossed the Rubicon and the
Third Term is now, really, his object
i've point-his only hope, though he
says he don't want it, and that he
accepted of the position the first and
second times because he believed 'the
public good called upon him to make
the sacrifice"
This is a modest suggestion, to say
the least of it, and is well calculated
to provoke a smile. He assures Mr..
White that there is nothing in the
Constitution against his taking 4
Third Term. Upon the whole, We
look upon it as a bold, defiant letter,
in the face Of the action Of the Penn
sylvania Republican Convention.
Future developments willmorc clear
ly show the true meaning of this ex-
traordinary production from the
President. 1t is plain that it places
him in the field not only for the next
term, but as many more terms as he
can get. 1t was General Frank Blair
who said, when Grant first went in
to the Presidential field, that he
knew him well and intimately and
that ''he would never voluntarily |
leave the White House alive" This
was a prophecy whose fultillment
may yet be realized. But we have
an idea that the American people
have already decided the question,
in effect, in their own way and ac-
cording to their own notions of the
propriety Of things. Grant has left
an opening for himself to crawl out
ut, but he has not performed the fete
in the most graceful and artistic
interchangeable.
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SALE OF TOWN LOT
IN Point Pleasant!

DY virtueof decree of the Circuit Cont
J OF Mason County, West Virginia, rem
dcred on the 9Th day Of April, 1875. in the
Chancery cause therein pending, wherin
John Trackler is plaintiff, and F. Ford, ct.
nj. are defendants, the undersigned, Spec
ial Commissioners, will on the
10th Day ofJuly, 1875,
at the front door of the Court House Of
Mason County, sell ut public auction TO the
highest bidder the house and lot belonging
TO the said F. Ford in the bill mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE: one-hali, cash in
hand, the residue one year from day OF
sale, taking bond with good security forthe
deferred installments.
G. p. SIMPSON,
H. ToiLINSoS,
june LOW. Special Commissioners.
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SALEof ToWN LOTS
an Mason City, Ad-
dnasuille and Grants
batrgh!

ny virtue Of decree Of the County Court
II Of Mason County, in the Staie'oi West
Virginia. rendered on the 18th day Of May,
ISIS, in the Chancery cause therein pend.
mo al Thomas Scott, who sues Tor the use
and benefit OF G. P. Simpson, Trustee. w.
Robert Adams, ct. al., the undersigned,
Special Commissioner, will on the
10th Day OF July, 1875,
=. the front door OF the Court House OF Ma.
:. son County, sell nj public auction to the
b;cberst bidder, Lots No. land in the
town OF (irantsburyh, Lots No. Z, q, Sand
81, on front street above Centre in the town
81 Mason; also about two acres with dwell
inc house on the same, and about i acres
Of bottom land, in AdamsSille, in said
County. For more perfect description,
reference is had to the Plaintiffs bill filed in
said cause. Terms OF Salc-Cash in hand.
saw >'''' G. p. SIMPSON,
June LOW. Special Commissioner.
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session of thesoeicty at Morgantovn
last year, but when he had proceeded
about half way, he was called to or
der by DR.. Hall, and the point of or,
der was sustained by the Chair; the
Chair ruling that the whole matter
ought to be referred to the Board Of
Ccnsors, who alone had the right to
settle and determine personal gricv.
ances.
DR.. A. L. Knight, of West colum-
bia read an able and. instructive pa
per on Strangulated Hernia, which
was referred and ordered printed.
The following preamble and reso-
lutions offered by DR.. J. c. Hupp, Of
Wheeling, at the morning session,
and laid on the table, was, on
motion, taken up and unanimously
passed:
v-,,rn,., IT, oo,.onn;,, &c +ho
ALsEas! NJ p, eeit1e.'At a.. VI eLe
pal.le Oh ROM ,o!, ieasa n was , vSt1
at which time the thousands of peo-
pie assembled upon this spot on that
! oococ;oD onpnintad q Cnmn,ittaa IN
solicit contributions for the purpose
Of erecting monument on theseene
OF that memorable connle' ~, mus per.
and %sIlaat tI soldiers who fell here on
the 10th, Of October, 1774; therefore,
Resotecd, That the Secretary of
tins society =: , &c anu sncb ef contribu
tions as the members of this Society
NAV desire to donate for the purpose
of erecting monument memoratlve
of the Battle of Point Pleasant.
Resosred mat the oecIetar! W Az
structed, to report, at this meeting 8,
the amount OF contributions he SO
receives, and that nc be 1urther m
structed to place the same, together
with the name OF OF each contributor
in the hands OF !; :, strlolinS, Treas
urer OF the Point Pleasant Nonumen-
tai Committee.
). Y. HUFF.
About all the business of reading
no,ors &. bo;rc concluded the So
pap. W. - .s1aot +hoir
clety went 10 ~ofh 70 Se'.'' .n.''
committees, appoint a poaFa Oh zen
sors. election of Delegates and Rep
rosontstives and officers for the en-
1870, ,.o.r with tbe following re-
u,i'7
suits:
Publishing C0mmtt'ec,-DrS; NJ. r.
Hullihcn, JohnC. Hupp, William NJ.
Dent, R. W. Hazlett and Z. 5. Hill
dreth.
Nc 6, .g ~ So p C g H,r
" yo, W. and HIG Hos p Carnenter.
Committee on Ne,e RcmeIies.-L. F.
Campbell, Medical Division; DR.. }.
o. Ma!l, surgical p r;,.st M Eft
u H;I,Jratb " T Blnnd. M Hall,
:, cacnnJ District Fl R Scmans. II.
Y 's Monl.,r Nicsberrv
Th;rd district T. Knioht J.
D MI ,aiI D1 p II ~: unrt Ne
H. 49, -. II pines Jobn Y
H ,tTrn 49,
Datooa,n. 10 l1,1;c,I Soc;,,;es-Vir-
,,;; m.,eg p Davis Of Wood.
p"r,svlv,nio-W r VanKirk.
: [ p,lilssa - "A'
u 6l So T Eriabt of Mason.
Boayd of Ccnsorx.-L. F. Campbell.
Thomas P. Carpenter, Z. \. Hill
dreth, l.. K. Charter, VI. . hali' "
u p'N' .
Inc Committees u, u. i''H tt7 49, -. ~
poin.co' 'i'e 'oeie's p'oo.e'.' Ill, W
election OF pGFi'i','icA' Ol.. ~, eli "
resulted IA 'iie s'''>' % ~
ing gentlemen !
Pres I'D emit H. DaFOe"' Oh
rom F;.,t YEP W;s" President Wall.
of Huntington.
Second Vice Presldcnt'-samuel
IT, T ShaI' v IoiI prat tsS. IT How.
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.of.the Government, and he returned
TO his home in Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, and resumed the practice Of
medicine, until his death, which &C.
cured April 18th, 1915.
During DR.. Moore's residence in
Point Pleasant, several positions OF
trust in the county were conferred
upon him, which Offices were filed
with ability and satisfaction.
The Doctor by nature, wasextreme-
" polite, modest and unostentatious
in .demeanor, sincere in his attach.
ments, upright in his dealings, and
conscientious in the discharge of his
duties.
Theexpression of deeprcgrct which
pervadedthe community at his death
exhibited the public estimation Of
Resolutions of respect and condo
lence were passed by the Mason
County Medical Society, Of which he
was member, at its last meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
L. F. CAMPBELL,
comittee on Neurology.
On motion adjourned to meet at s.
Pm.
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Extract from Decree.

at is adjudged, ordered and decreed,
that this cause be referred to one oil the
Master Commissioners Of this Court, I"
take, state and report the following mat
tiers and accounts to-wit:
LIST. The number Of bonds issued by tho
West Columbia Coal and Salt Company,
under the trust deed or mortgage exc
cuted BY said Company TO Russell Stargs
and James Fl. Young, Trustees, as set out
in plaintiffs bill, and the present owners
Of said bonds, and the amount due thereon
10 each separate owner.
I'd. The amount OF bonds issued by the
Crescent Coal and Salt Company, under the
trus: decd or mortgage executed by said
Company to T. II. Wolcott and g. ". Ger
ard, trustees, as set out in plaintiffs bill,
and the present owners Of said bonds, and
the amount due thereon TO each separate
owner.
Sd. The real estate conveyed in each OF
said deeds OF trust or mortgages, and what
real estate is conveyed in the last OF said
trust deeds or mortgages, that is not EN-
braced in the first. =.
4tl,. The real estate belonging TO said
Companies, to-wit: The West Columbia
Coal and Salt Company, and the Crescent
Coal and Salt Company, and the liens upon,
said real estate, and the priorities OF said
liens.
9TH. Such other and further matters as
the Commissioner may deem pertinent, and
either OF the parties may require.
1t is further ordered, that the Commls:.
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CoNN,ssloyEr's OFFICE.

PoISr PLEASANT, WEST Va.
June Sd, 1873.
An parties interested in the above emit,
tied cause, will take notice, that | shall
proceed to carry out the requirements oil
said decree, on Monday, the 2Sth day OF
June, 1875, at 1.-THE law Office OF Hoge Timms
& Sehon, in the town OF Point Pleasant,
JOHN L. TlNlNiS, =
iune S-iw. Master Commissioner,
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STATE OF VEST VIRGINIA:
A Trules held in Clerks Office Of the
n Circuit Court OF Mason County, on the
first Monday in the month OF June, 1875.
Vim. W. Parker, Complainant,
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listen to the address of Rev. W. E
Hill.
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STATE NEWS.

1t is. reported that Nevada and
West Virginia are the only states in
the Union in which first cousinsarf
not allowed to intcrmarry.