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, 1875-03-31

COSMOPOLITAN LODGE, 10. 6. X. Of P.-Spccla
fnoet!nE !s toslneaayl aNarnpon At ta.o ffal rur
Adams aud Ilaa!lsha, At D'cock ttafp, tor
purpose Ct c.coslins tho rcma!ns nf our !ne btct,
frank r. 1)odd. from their H.t!s iin q o. i,oot.
Fer orttF. JUlfN BRENNAN U. q.
, 1875-03-31

Liquor legislation in Massachusetts ia still one
OF tha delights OF the bueo1io hesrt, and ono,
too, that 1t IL not likely soon to bo deprived OF,
II tho last e1ecslon IN that 8tato taught any,
thing, It WAS TINT tie people had bscome dissat-
is1cd With tho theory Of prohibition and dis
giuted With ita practice. Tho Lowos House of
tho Legislature oasIy recognized thla raot by
passing reasonable Liquor Law, making yalua-
bio CONCESSIONS to the feeling Of tho people. It
WAS supposed that tha bill would pass tic Sem
ato without radical amendment. But slch Ia not
tie csse. TITO aonate las patched the bill In
ono place, aud torn 1t In smother; AMI II ia now
thoroughly unacceptable. Que OF the Senate
amendments embodics tho principle OF local
option, another test1ic!s tho granting Of lloauscs
to any but restaurant aud hotal keoposs. thus
abolishlng common drinking saloons. The
House will certalp!y refuse to aecspt those
Asn snsnanasatss &ad tAasa u svsty pfospsas o1 4
, 1875-03-31
BUSINESS NOTICES

COP LIVER OIL, AND Lrs1E--THAr PHEASANT
ri aess aRon ID thg e9rs o. ~ srn}so.n
!siana unyoEsaly atioptgd II medical practice. hold
, 1875-03-31
SPEAKER HhINES AS DICTATOR.

that ho exercises tho same control over tho
Illinois Legislature which Mr.. Ton scorr
used to have Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
ut the tiino motion in TINT body to adjourn
was always supplemented with the proviso,
"n A1r. Ton Scorr las no further business
for this House to transact" Now we aro told
that Mr.. HA1xEs Is coolly informing mon,-
bers Of tho Legislature TINT they nay just az
well go homo, that they will not DO needed
my longer, "ktae there seiz b no more leqis-
htion at Nss stssson." Mr.. ITArNEs speaks with
tho assurance Of power. He can only know
that there will bo no mora legislation this
session by consciousness of his individual
power to prevont any further legislation. His
announcement 1nny, therefore, be tal,en rs q
sen,t-otiiciM declaration that he will not per-
NIT anything moro to bo tlouo this session,
Assuming tint A1r. IA1NEs made tho re-
mark attributed to him by lfr. HopK1Ns, and
that there will DO no moro legislation this
session with hi, permission, tue inquiry is
naturally sugge,ted why 10 Inns como to this
determination. 1t certainly cannot bo on nc
count of tho defeat Of tho proposed repeal
OF tho Registry net, Though ATr. HA1srs
appeared to bo strongly interested in having
ali check upon illegal voting removed, he
could not havo beon 30 entirely ,nbsor,,ct1 IN
this political measur, rs to refuse nil neces.
sary legislation to The state on account of
his disappointment. We must 1ool, ols,.
where for aIr. HAr,Es' reyeueotuI feeling
Perhaps It ia not 80 much bccansa bo ,v,r..
to punish tho stat. for tin rcf,,so1 ~ ~
Legislature to sanction illepa1 vot;,g Nd ho.
cause ho does not desire tho pasaooa nf aoma
particular bill nowpenlinp. whio), m;o,t oat
through among tho rest IL any more lro;s1o.
ton wero ner7ui.ted. con n ha th,t n1r
nA1SEs' informal prorocnjno of tho roo;xta
t,,ro is intended to defoof tho nnsaoeo of
a1r. DoouE's baking b;I2 For somo mvs.
terious ind uuoxnleincd rcoson, nIr n,1.ra
is uncompromisinely opposed 10 rnchino lin
, 1875-03-31

now SELDOM WE SEE 4 SPLENDID HEAD OF
harl Frm hcknesp, exccs.to isLur neglect, tto!-
.als find thols HAIR gradually washing away: burntts
iaat latr btc.x .snoter # tue EroHlh II ths it.ir
n for tho human skn-h rapidly absorbed and in.
, 1875-03-31

MhSDERf, No. II, X. r: YOU 1ietrh5 nntlhcti 10
est a cur Alylnn. eor han.!opn god tlnsto'ats.
=" RS.s Of fsttv;ans the fan.5si Of + "ss ~ 81
niAhderies cnrdisy l.fted tn ne.t With If
dor OF tho En1. EUH, u, n, WILLIAMS, Recorder.
, 1875-03-31

PLE1ApEs IonuE, No. 81, 4. F. and A.. M.-Tho
hursday, April l. 1T it n far purpose Of n;tonl-
ns tha funeral oi nnr late btothor, teo II: YnnHx.
Tor of TIN ". If. U. Il. NUWELts Sec.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13

II is asserted as fact that every canvasser
who has turned his attention to the inuoduc-
ton of The New Family Sewing Machine la his
locality or who has been fortunate enough TO
secure an agency, has outstripped the best ef-
forts in making money Of The old and tried
Agents Of the high-pIiced machines. which lat
ter they now replace. The demand Is enormous,
and sales SO rapid and money made so readily
with 90 little effort that Farmers, Tradesnaen,
Spectators, &C., are fockiBg into the business
as fast rs they can secure territory and get their
goods on the ground to supply anxious custom
ers. I, II is marvellous how these machines sell
when exhibited, Il being recognized fact that
people will buy The best at the lowest price
Ii certainly is the Machine Of The times and does
the same work, as other Machines at $4,000 or
$50. 90, and We really believe it would sell just
as readily at double and then not cost half the
usual price Of good m article, for II u aston
ishing 10 see the vast amount OF labor II per
forms nj 90 low a cost The inventors are dali
ly inundated with testimonials Of the worth Of
their new Machines which 80 suddenly and sue
cesssuily bounded into popular favor. II proves
to he Just v bat is wanted every day, BY eresy
one evefywhere who has family. IL has
attained an eaviahie reputation in many
thousands of homes and factories, for Its
solid strength, power, rap'dity, simplicity,
certainty, and ease of operation. with ex-
,reme beauty. 6neness and reliability o. It's
oewing: while the wonderful low price lTweaiy
Dollars for a Large and complete Sewing Ma
chine With . strong iable and ,rsadiel, places
all idea Of competition entireiy out Of the qaes-
ton. II stands alone in lis merits and price
We advise You 10 invest in one At once for your
Wife, Daughter, Mother, Sister or LADY Friend
and make . home happy, or put them in your
factory, or what Is better II you are lucky
enough, secure an agency, IL there is none in
ysur town, and make money yourself The
many Nex Attachments for doing extra hne,
skiifal and difseGit work, are surprise In their
s;mplisi,y Of constructions and far below even
..ersage prices, /" and viii be delivered safe af
wear door, no matter how remove you NAY Re-
side, If yea write for them. address J. Inon-
sox HAnxA & Co., sv5 Broadway, NY.
payxh L lsiS-lle
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presided me, but thinking q til nFor1
the lasting confidence be reposed n -
I feel that to be silent on this "a =.
casion would be false to the dictntG6
of my own heart
What hare now tossy, shallbe brie1
very brief.
Mr.. President, / feel, sir, that tlo
best eulogy ofour much lamented frisud
is written upon the hearts of the poor
of the county, and his death has indeed
Frustrated our people in the dust and
ashes of despairing sorrow. Cut doWn
in the prime OF his life, in the vigor Of his
manhood, this Society has sustained :
great loss. His friends and the whole
community win long deplore this SD
dispensation of Providence which H.
snatched him from the scene of his use-
fulness at SO early an age.
Many q sorrowing heart 10 nov asIk-
ing, as I did, when I heard the hrst ed
vail of his death this night one week
ago, "And he is gone the ffisnd d
us alt" Yes, Mr., President, he il gone,
these scenes which knew him once "a
well shall know him no more forever.
To his aged father and devoted fami-
ly, who can measure their loss? What
words Of consolation canweimpart to hia
lone, disconsolate and agonized widow
his young and trusting children! "Ah!
it is sad when one SO link'd departs. ~
Would to God that We had the power "a
assuage their grief And heal their brok.
zen, thear bleeding hearts! But ala1l
We are powerless. His life is over. the
honors of earth can no more delight
him, the sorrows and joys of this life
can no more depress or cheer up his
spirit.
"May he rest in peace" is the prayer
which we send to attend him on his
pathway beyond the grave.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13

The Westminster Review Cor April. ISIS. Ia.
been rec,iycd from The Leonard Scot, Publish
Ing Co., No. 81 Barclay Street, NY. Con.
tents - follows:
]. The African Slave Trade
III. Phny's leitrs.
III. The Natural Philoso INV NJ uis,o-x
~. Our Position in iadia,
V. Rec~ai foiiicaI Memoirs
VI: Savage Life: the Western Tribes Of North
America. 50
VII. Ner, liant Shipping Legislation.
Contemporary Literature
Ine periodicals reprinted sy The leonard
Seoo fas.shng Co. l4l Barclay Street, \.
y. are as follows The landau O,sr,..i.
Edtneargh, Weslminsier. and British Quarterly
Reviews, aud blaekwooi's Magazine. Pri,r
year Tor any one. or oaly SIS for all and
the Postage Is prepaid by the Publishers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13

Mesrs Editcrs-Piease say in the next
issue 81 the Beacon THAI the public inter.
ct will Be promoted by sending Col JNO
DENT to the Senate and Col TIL z.
HARRISON and JOHN DlLLAHAY 10
the House Of Delegates. The working men,
The tsx.paye rs and all that feel a pride in
our good ola county will support such .
ticket.
may 10, 1875 Democrat
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CONF fRMA7fON NOTICE.
VIM J Nsrris,
next friend OF
Abeli b Norris,
John A d ShernaaE ne
Il othery.
May Is, 1851

In the circuit Court for Sc. Mary's coun-
ty, sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. a31 Y Equity.
ORDERED, this iith day Of NAV,
" 1878, hat the Auditors Report. filed
in this canse, be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary he shown
on OF before the lss Monday Of June,
1875; provided copy OF this order be
published in the 81 MAry's Beaess. once .
week for three Successive weeks prior
to the said LIST Monday OF June.
J FRANK FORD,
Cie:k.
True copy-Te.t:
FRANK FORD.
Clerk.
may -, ls7S-sv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13

AZ he ressdeaes a his wife u he ssA iast-,
amer ioae illaeus. q consumpsioa, THOMAS
p, teloved hnshaad q Emily A. Clarke. In fhe
Ssrd rear u bic ne. Nay be rcst II peasi
Farewell! NJ losiag husband dsaf,
1hy sainsed sptrit now has I'D.
Thy carss an1 sorrows all are o CO.
Thoa art numbered with the dead.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

JOSEPH VI KEY is announced 80 .
candidate for q sesi in the Lower Branch
OF the next General A ssembiy Of MARYLAND
and will be warmly supported by
Chariutis Hall District.
may Is, 1875
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T'OI'Ob;I

THE uDdersi
II sale Of Mes
TOBACCO We
supply our cus,o
same on as favor
obtain their Spr|
other parties.
IL 10 an ariicl 4
TO the Tobacco q
ted BY some Of d
tire satisfaction.
RI
W. 4
April Is. 49,
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Blue STONE.
containing
$50 acres,

more or lesa.
This land ID located in the lss Elec.
ticu District Of Saint Mary's Coua,v.
Mary land, aud Is assessed TO John NJ.
Smith. aud the State and County taxes
thereon are - follows-ior the year 1874.
s7s.le
with interest from January lst. 1875.
This land 10 to BE- sold TO the highcas
bidder tor cssh. 20 par &heTaxss and L.
gal charges thereon due. % per the above
statement, aud the ssid land. shen sold,
TO Be conveyed by deed Of bargain and
sale to the purchaser thereof.
By order
G. J. DURANT.
Clerk to County Commissioners
for St Mary's county.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the sale
Of the above advertised land will take
place at the Court House door in Lcou-
ardtown. on
Tuesday, the sth day of June.
1875,
between the hours Of l2 o'clock, m. and
JOHN L. FoXwELL.
Collector.
Aa -, lS75-ts*
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LABOR SAVED

BY buying a late improved, patented
Washing Machine. The agent for the
patentee will exhibit this new Washer
at Fenwick's Hotel on Friday erenisg
next at 2 o'clock, at which time and
place the public will have On opportuui-
ty of witnessing its performances and
Judging for themselves. Ladies partic-
ularly invited to attend and inspect the
workings of the machine.
FRANCIS A. FENWICK,
Agent for the Patentee for
st. Mary's county.
May Is, lS75-lt.
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PAR

UWset
a. divided an
Zarvona. und
partition on q
cult CONT fot
case Of X Tx
Thomas aud d
81
This lard i
river. in the {
and is par, oi
y owned by
Thomas.
II borders 4
River and j.
Milestone Lan
Ween's line q
tri weekly ,rir
The land il
ton aud iwpr4
Of spare
upon il. and il
Of the staple P}
che State.
The timber |
distance Of na3
placed in mari
The inprov{
consist of 'TWd
ard a BARN. |
The superb
Patuxcnt Rive|
Of
il 30 we'll know
cessary to max
but the loca,io|
proximity to oI
landings max e.
those wishing
trade.
The location.
ent. and the ~
agreeable.
This land IL
we'll adapted &
The PatuxcI
extremely pro,
ring the pas. p
ter location cat
DESTROYS Of ems
THE 7
ss prescribed I
All the rurcha
day Of sale.
When the p
been paid. the .
to the purchase
from oil the OH
cause and tn,
under them.
&c
ROB
Anil %. Is
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Busine

BuSine|
ME, the under
w partnership |
SLMN>
for the transaetio,
MISSION BUSISl
Bsisinore. aud resp
nagese literally eal
march II, 1875
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-05-13

G0Y virtue
ID Richard
undersigned |
Is, day of d.
and duly rec |
6. folio AIS.
cords Of Sain |
fer q, public |
door in l.conj
Tuesday,
between tho |
M. the follo}
TO Wit: |
All that tr|
and being in
Of Sain, Mary
monty called
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

AT lis residence in HARRISON town
ship. Dubois county. on Oct. sd, 1875
Hon. WILLIAM CAvENDER. in the SD
wear Of his age.
Another If the pioneers Of the West
has been gathered to his fathers. Swift
", one Nv one. are tho land marks OF
the early settlement of the West--those
rugged but honest and noble men. who
iraved All to open mp continent to
civilization LAYING down their lsbors
for eternal rest. and well il will he ror
us all If we can go "a willingly aud
peacefully as Judge Lavender did Mr..
c. was born on the shores of Lake
Champlain. in Addison county. ver-
mont on the a7th OF August. 1902.
where he lived till he was Is yerrs old.
when lac emigrated TO where Cincinnati
now il. then = farm. Working there BY
DAYS work he purchased 40 acres OF
land now embraced in the city, from
Cen Zachary Taylor. and short time
afterward. sold it again for small sum
little dreaming Of the large city which
would spring up there during his life.
He then moved 10 Indiana, settling first
Utica tor n few years. and then ut
tannelton. In Oct. 1898 no came to
this county, where be has resided ever
since. lie was three times married, be-
ing married the last time in 1880. to
Miss Charity Houghland, who survives
him. md by whom were born all the
children four which survive him.
Under the old Constitution he was ap-
pointed one Of the Probate Judges.
which position he filed for seven wears
with credit to himself His funeral
wa largely attended, and the services
were conducted by Rev Geo. G Cooper,
who lad been raised neighbor to him.
j. Il not sweet to think hereafter,
When Tive spirit leaves this sphere,
Love, with deathless wings. shall wait ~
To those we long have mourned for
hers.
Hearts, from which twas death to sever
Eyes this weird can ne'er restore.
There. ~ warm, as bright ms ever.
Shall, meet us, and be lost no more
Hope still its her radiant finger,
Pointing TO the eternal Home,
Upon whose portal rot they linger,
Lookin. back in. us TO come.
oh, " no other boon were given.
To keep orr hearts froa wrong and
stain.
Wac would not try TO win 4 Heaven
whore III We love shall live again?
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rsy ~ what you owe us.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
~ Office Is hereby given that by vir-
~ tue OF an order of the Dubois Cir
cult Court. the undersigned. Guardian
OF the persons and estate Of Rufus
Parmeter and Euceba A. Parmeter. mi
nor heirs Of Euceba Parmeter, deceased
will offer for sale at Public Cutlery, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1875
an equal undivided two thirds part OF
the following described real estate, viz
The North East quarter ~ The Nortl..
East quarter of Section number VOC.
in Township number one ~ South o.
Range number ak (6.) West, in Dubois
county, Indiana.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; one-ihird IN
one yeal, and one-third in two years
from the day Of sale; purchaser giving
notes bearing interest, with freehold
surety to the approval Of the Guard.
ian, and waving benefit Of appraise.
mont laws.
Sale to begin nj O'Clock II. NJ.
JOHN &. BRITAIN, Guardian.
VIM. a. TRAYLoR, Atty.
October Goth, 1875 = 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

IRov Orr. Mr.. Allen r. Fleming
brought to the Courier Office this week
some splendid specimens of Iron Ore
taken from mis- farm in Hall township,
in this county, OH Sec. 10, T.. 2. ;. K. g.
w. One is fine specimen of kidney
ore. which Mr.. F. informs ia he has had
tested. and which Yields 40 per cent.
pure iron. The deposit is very extern
>ive. Another is fine specimen OF
black band ore. which was taken from
u feet under the ground, aud extends
over large area. These deposits are
near the proposed line of the Louisville
and +. Louis Air Line Railway. snd
when the road shall be completed viii
be found very valu able addition to the
resources Of that road.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

one al the mos; remarkable pro-
f,s.ional literary aud political men of
~ state died Al noon a. indianapolis
Nanaiv. Of the effects Of stroke Of
.s-atl -'. with which he was visited
orli -,r asth. Or. games :. Athon
di Ri his .'Niv-ffth yesr, after life OF
aleaf scf,vify and many positions. He
VIA horn IN Leuden County, Virginia
snrii : 1911 lie moved early IN life
rs Vurfreeshoro. Tennessee, where he
worked on his fathers farm. On his
hsr'. side he was connected with the
m.lv 81 President Monroe. lie began
tie study OF medicine in the office OF
Or. Lyle IN Charlestown in the old In
dian Territory. and practiced there till
the breaking out of the Mexican War
m 1916 Wien he entered the service as
~urrec.l oil tie Third Indiana Regiment.
IN This -csition he became distinguished,
ana ON his return was elected State
Sen4tor ana remained in Office one term
70 was member OF the Constitutions
oi vention % 1850, an Electcr on the
l..mocratic ticket in 1852, and helped
10 secure the election of Franklin
Pierce. In 1883 he was appointed SUI
perinfendcnt OF IN. Hospital for the In
sane. and remained there eight years
on retiring from this post he was cleo
: ted Secretary Of State, served two years
and then settled down in Indianapolis
where he has since been busily engaged
in the practice Of his profession. t.
which ne hrs contributed many valu
able works.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

|NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir-
~ the OF an order of the Dubois Cir
lcnit Court. the undersigned. Admins
traitor of the estate OF Robert NJ
Davis. deceased. will offer for sale Al
public auction. on the premises. on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER llth. 1875
an equal undivided :wo-thirds part OF
the following described real estate, viz
The Southwest quarter of the South
west quarter. and the Northwest quar-
ter OF the Southwest quarter of Section
number nineteen 90 in Township mum
her one ID North of Range number
three (3.) West and the East half of the
Southeast quarter OF Section number
twenty four (24.) in Township number
one ~ North of Range number foul
I(4.) West. containing. IN all. 100 acres
more or les,. in Dubois county. Indiana
Said real estate will be sold subject &c
school fund mortgage on the same OF
six hundred AMI fifty dollars, executed
Ibv deed 10 the State of Indiana.
! TERMS OF SArR:--One third cash, the
residue in two equal payments at nine
land eighteen months, with notes AT in
lterest waving benefit Of appraisement
laws with freehold suretie approved
BY the 4 administrator.
Sale to begin ~ l O'Clock. 4. NJ.
LEROY CAVE. Admir-.
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NOTICE 0F INSOLVENCY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALEi

"A DMl y IRA lux = SALE!
Office is hereby given that Tho
undersigned. Administrator of the
estate of John G.. Harris. deceased. will
eel at Public Auction. at the late resi-
deuce OF the decedent. near Ireland, Du-
boi~ county. Indiana, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10Th. 1875,
all the personal property OF said estate.
not taken by the widow, consisting OF
horses, cattle, hogs, corn, wheat. two.
horse wagon, farming implements, har-
ness, household and kitchen furniture.
&c. &c.
TERMS.--Sums of five dollars and
under cash; on sums over five dollars
a credit of twelve months will be given
purchasers giving notes bearing 8 PEI
cent. interest from date. and waving
benefit of valuation and appraisemenI
laws. with good security.
JOHN II. ANDERSON, Admir-.
WM. A. T'RAyLoR. Attorney.
October 29th, ls75.--3t
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DIR. A. w. BIGHAM,
Physician e. Surgeon

HAVING located IL Jasper offers his professional
service. TO the citizens of town and surrounding
country long practice In southern Indiana has given
him knowledge Of the treatment Of diseases Incident
"a the climate ~ this latitude.
OFFIGE---At the Old Reliable Drug ste ~. al
NJ. FRIEDMAN CO., Corner Of Main and
West streets, Jasper. Ind.
or nj his residence nm wry, Sirrft
E.h NJ 1874 Cir
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HOU Sc & MILL
For Sale,
~ CGlesline, Hall Tow n sh ] p

WILL cell good mill with two circular SAWS.
Is of surrs pair In operation for grindn NJ
corn the h,r pair ready put IN operation for grind
ing wheat There an abundance ~ water 10 the
mill IN @ year around, and inexhsusthie supply 81
timber.
good frame house with four rooms all furnished.
with gosd cable aud buggy house and about acres
Of ground all paled in with good saw ed palings.
They will he sold together or separately. Thisis one
of the best locations for Touring mill 10 the county
There being no mill nearer thar ten miles
TERMS Half cash balance In two equal payments
in one and tive years June %, ~ ~
ETCUART celgstiuc Ind
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WV. A. TRAyLoR. Attorney

+. Sat the same time and place and
on the same terms the undersigned.
widow o. said decedent. will sell her
interest in and to the above de- cribed
real estate. the same being the undivided
one-thrd part thereof.
CAROLINE DAVIS, Widow.
October Goth. 1878. Al
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-09-23

of the ticket must necessarily be
filed By inca who reside in the 9TH
er Districts. When the ticket is
nominated, If it IS composed Of good
and honest men, we have right to
expect and presume, that all good
Democrats will give j. their hearty
and undivided, support, without in
quiring as to what section of the
State the candidates are from.
We viii aid in all honorable and
legitimate ways to bring the Capt.
ital back to Charleston, and if not
successful in that, to remove it from
Wheeling to some other portion Of
the State, and in this way "turn and
sting our enemies We want to see
this matter, which has been source
of contention since We have been a
State, settled, by. permanently loca-
ting the Capital, by law, or else sub
nit the question Of location to the
voters of the State, and let them set
tie it by their votes. The people
can be trusted, and wherever they
say by their votes, it should be pla-
ced,