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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all parties inter
y es,cd in the foregoing cause, that shall
proceed % execute the provisions therein at my
store. ia Cbarest0wn, on Thursday, the 18th day
of January, lsI6. ....
GEO. ". T. KEABSLEN,
nsr Is lS75-it Commissioner.
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&NNE NTONEN

Dl sending Sl-5 frr a-- S. Magazines and
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- . OF ~l.l5 tor tie Magazine aud The SENI-
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November Is, lS55.-3m.
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TAR

TN gallon Kegs, for sale By
Nav q. G.. w. T. KEARSLET.
MATING AND OIL CLOTHS for sale bv
vi May %. G. ". T. KEARSLEY.
Z BlE-Fresh burned stone lime for white
] washing, iust received and for sale bv
lav %, 1875. GEO. W. 7. kEARSLEY.
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Notice.

AFlNG determine TO make change in our
business, it is important that an oil our sc-
counts should be settled at once Our customers
will oblige US bycal.Rg promptly. as we need mo-
ney. STUMP il HAWKS.
May l, 1875.
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Boot and shoe Making.
REPAIRING, &C.

TINE undersigned has removed his Shop to the
building on the corner of Main and Samuel
streets-three doors West OF the Presbyterian
Church. The character of the work done by the
subscriber is well known and appreciated By the
citizens OF Charestown and vicinity. II is hardly
necessary TO add that be will endeavor TO sustain
his reputation as a reliable workman, and will ex
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all orders
given him-either for New work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS of VIM.
May 16, 1874.
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Many HIupc~ Dodge.

GEWlNG NACHlNES.-Grovcr e Bakers
- ula and improved lock stitch and elastic stitch
Sewing Machines, ,or sal, bv
Dec. 3, 1875. GEO. vs.. T. KEARSLEY.
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sUNIAIITPOINT DEPOT

rENHE undersigned having purchased the entire
! Stock OF Merchandise OF Messrs. HILLARY
t. JOHNSON, are prepared TO offer to the public
great inducemeuts-as they purpose doing
strictly cash business have marked down goods to
corresponding price, and solicit a share OF their
patronage. They ask orthe public trial
WILSON BROTHERS.
summit Point Sept. O. 1874.
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GAIT. Pure Nigre Sa,,rct-e and Pure Ground
y Pepper, Tor sale by
Sow. 90, 1875. gao. W. r. KEARSLEY.
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DAVID Il. C0cKRLL. JosEFH II. CocRRILL
DAVID II. COCKRILL & son,
Architects and Builders.
CHARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA.

OUR experiencein the business which weadver-
~ tise to conduct, and our thorough acquaint-
ance with it in all its branches, enable to assure
the public that any work entrusted to us will be
executed in the most workmanlike manner and
with the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their
posts in the Confederate army during the four
they have located in their native county, where
their services are offered in building up the waste
places, and incarrying racticareconstructiOn.
Particular attention given at all times to the
drawing Of plans and specifications and in the
construction of
GEONETRTCAL STAR WAYS,
where calculation is required, they are confident
thEttaey cannot be surpassed by any workmen in
the Valley of Virginia,
5zS~ Being well known in the community, they
deem unnecessary to say more, than that orders
left for them will receive prompt attention.
April9, lSGS-tf
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A DYERTISING: CHEAP: Good; Systemai-
"A ie.-Au persons who contemplate making
contracts with newspapers Tor the insertion of
Advertisements should send % cents 10 Geo. 7.
Kowell X Co.. Al Park Row, New York, for their
PAMPHLET BOOK ninety edition., con
tanning lists of over 200Onrwpapers and estimates,
showing the cost. Advertisements taken for
leading papers in many States at tremendous
reduction from publishers rates. GET THE BOON.
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Fall Goods! FaHGoods..

A MOTHER New Stock Of Goods Just received
N from.the Eastern Market 70 which we call at.
iention Of the public
Nov 6, 1875. JAS. LAW. HOOFF 4 co.
GROSS CUT, Circular, Mil, Hand, Dutchers,
~ Tenon, and Wood Buck SAWS complete
stock on hand and in store. For sale by
JAS. LAW. H0OFf d co.
hORNlNG Glory, Perfection, Plain GaIrin-
vi lied Japahed, and the Gem Coal Hods, ror
sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF& co.
MEAT Caters aud Fillcrs-Perry's, Hale's.
vi Stour's, and the Champion-fa for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOP & co.
GOAL, Clover and Timotby, Flour and Neal
I ! sievez, for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOFF &CO.
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D.Gndant.
IN CHINCERE

IN CHANCERK
A Nd the Court rccommis the report to Com
Y missioner Geo. W. 4. kearsley, 10 take fur
ter proof touching the debt of NJ. f. Mchcvitt,
aud o. report any further payments on any of the
debts made since his last report; and ITS being
suggested that there are other liens upon the
lands Of the Defendant in this cause. which have
not been audited, the Commissioner is also direct
ed % receive proof Of and audit the same. In ex-
ccuung this order the Commissioner will give no
tice by publication, as provided in the Code OF
West Nirginil, for four successive weeks in some
newspaper printed IN jefferson County, the same
TO DO equivalent to personal service on the par
ties interested.
4 True Ex.ract-Teste.
i. +. BROWN,
Clerk, G. c.
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y HOMIE WANTED.

4 WIDOW lady IS dcsirous Of purchasing
"a small farm Of fifteen or twenty acres. with
comfortable dwelling thereon, locat in Jefferson
or Berkeley. Any person having such place to
dispose OF upon reasonable terms, will please
make known with description Of property 10
TURNER A. MILTON,
Near Middieway, JEFF. Co., W. Va.
Sept ., 1875.
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Il Pine Art Mggo.iae for tie Young.
St. Nicholas for 1876.

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Volume. beginning with the number tor Noyem
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Girls and Boys, suTpIss even the preceding vol
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FIRST WRITERS OF AMERICA,
there viii be Stories, Poems. and Sketches b.
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Arrangements have been made for very inter
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WINDSOR CA $TLE,
By Mrs OLIPHANT,
Treating Of its History and the Chi'd-Lifs OF
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16

r.a.;.,.+rra shall not be consluo4 shall |
nJS en..ant saaaiou. but such MaV'SS aaaker
ha commenced de novO, and BIG ;,, r. reso.
shall not sign nor certify to any Committee
luton, nor shall the Enrollins ssed bv the
enroll any bill or resoiutlo aalps;on. and not
noad hv the Senate at the said session'
And made the point of order tna' %
hill, under consideration is one OF LILO ''
referred to, it is out of order tho
Tha President ruled that although .uo
cation of the House can not effect inc f'sn's
80 .ha Senate, it would be useless TO pass
~ Nil, vb;le the House refuses to reo'e
w. wv - or enroll it, or permit its Speaker 10
sion IT, and that therefore the point o' ofuo.
:.wol taken, and the bill Is ruleo ou' -
o,aar 40 long as the resolution Oh 'n0 nou'o
fe S"na.or Tvitchell moved to adjourn until
Tomorrow at IL M. - nn+;
senator Robertson moved to adjourn 'n''
"e ns+or Tvitchell called for the yeas AM
nova with the following result; s.o-.or
nv" ye.s-ceoree, Goode, Robertson o'e'0n
White-o;. ,oxoraer. Allan. Andersen
Say'VRA 4ssnn, brewster Buroh, u. Gag
6.;o,a Dnmont, Greene, HARPER f. no. eohai
K Keis1i Landry, Masicot, Foilaro' A"'
Waher. Wharton. WhitneyL,S au-r Eusti
% Absent-b,acR1Eu ra., Stamps, Syphe
: Young-9. . .a;ourn un,
Ill And the Senate refused ~
p.Wednesday. r,on senat
"a o, The question recurring upon 49, i
-;tchall's motion. the Senate was 'n0"
eu @ w. Pc. BECHTEL,
nance Secretary of the Senate
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16

Psrochial Affairs report favo,.,,
following bills, viz: ofsDly on N
House bill No. Sc. an act -
re-ensct section one of act NJ oe amend y. M, and
anthorize the police iury of Tho =. io'1;h
Eaddo to issue bonde; also. SENATE h;I Of
pa pa an act to incorporate The 49," .. No.
'FanKlln, parish of St Mary. 'o"n OF
NJ H. TWITCHELL. Cbarm..
senator Harper asked and obtained ,n..:
'"'uS consent to take up the report Of ~.
committee at this time. '1'
on motion of Senator Harper the renor+
y, inc committee on House bill No. Sc a.,
t'tled an act to amend and re-enact seo,;o.
one OF act No. 96 of the acts of 1879 ~
.,''eu an ACT to authorize the police jury Of
pc parish OF Caddo to issue bonds w..
opted. ' '''os' was
ado motion of Senator Harper tho hill, no,
on on its second reading.
tional ion of Senator Harper the consst,
affirmatiss were suspended by four-tftbs
placed on ;;ote of the Senate, the bilvas
it's title adolf bird reading and final passage
ordered sent to and notice of concurrence
SPECIAL o. OR OF TUE nav
The special order
bill No. So, entitled al ue ~ aay ya oe,neSenste
40 of 1869, entitled an y TO repeal vet No.
carrying into effect the I 70 proide for
thirty-second article of the nuna Cd and
the State, and to repeal the 81 u'lon of
as embodied in the Revised s. p %"
called up. ses' vas
considered engrossed. N"mA
Senator Young moved that the bin
definitely postponed. eN
Senator Greene called for the Prev.
question.
The main question was ordered.
Senator Young called for the yeas..,
nays, with the following result: o
Yeas-Allaia, Blunt, Brewster R,..,
Cage, Chadbaurn, Dumont. c,o,
Ke's1, iiandry' Pollard Stamps, Wee
Nays-Andersop, . oree Good,
Kelly, Ogden, Roberts, s. $4,000 Uoode; Groe
Whitney-l0. 0n' "harpl
Absent-A BlaN
Detiege, Eustis, Ola: HUT ~ Brea,,
Masicot, Sypher, Twitcheu' "A'elerIi
And the bill was indefinitely \ T..
MESSAGE FROM THE HoUsD'na -
The Chief Clerk of the House
nounced with the following message:
pousR OF REpREsRNrArlTNy
New Orleans February Is, 1876
To the honorable President and Me noers Of 70
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1@ % SEMmM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY To-

and k @:,n t,s s1 folled for the yeas
Rresux, Detiege dllan' o,a n's9 Green 49,.
ksy Ssss fs'a'ssi s1 s. w6s sse
Ss;Pss Ks''' , ss:s'
e5sS:1 Es9@g D'sss' ,n sss
S S.s"s sypher, Twitchell-ll ooefS on
'' The bill was referred to the Con tee .an
| Ratrenchment and Reform. '~ peN
| NJ Senator Alexander:
| S.+a hill No. 1853, entitled an act mas Ira ,s7!
LID Auditors warrants issued to sar ion taxes On
a. rsndered the State for the yes Laurel yan
w., .na 1875. receivable for all '"'' . susnende,
anaral fund for those years.NG Up te Of the San
inc Constitutional rules beinsh IS days on s
Inc affirmative ol.e COMMITTEES or
y. tho bill was placed g. En 20 Iecuyx
oano and referred to tn = A .s,.,, ,rso,,
| Finance. aes RAJ, Lund
INTRODUCTION o' .faa sss Iel.p illnesses having been
By Senator stai1 Senate to
' she pasissas ne into
denos to the commabury wedbus Baton Rouge and
tss ALLEGED outrages i1oss ethss d. 70 .ao+;o
and West Fecana, E ,e S ssfs'" on soa Of the
St. Helens According ExPoRT to their pay there
Efg:ss s's,sss it tn. sum
by SSssa's n, when such
"a contingent fund Of thes hsnSe consent
10 annropration shall have ;. 49,; 49,: 0.'0D'
Senator WEBER asAou ID.
=. +.la nm the resolution sooner LghtM
Senator Whitney objecteugt-4oo bale n srs,s,d -,
The reso"'ion ' up the follow |
IN. Senate rules l." wv the State of
ing concurrent resoutlon' voodbuy-!s: atves
~ paaolved bv the Senate OF WV nmittee ap- |
House ; Of ksp sainst
ra tad to investigate charges aop,,cu
a,or West be autnor'A0o W ,vealth-4 living re-
-, | hand reporter. =, ~, s ~ sSl eksRS
Do The roll was caeo WILL WV roscs so 4nkburn
jso III. sand sundry fH Cage
lite, yaas-Alain, Anoersonp cot arper
loo' prsanx Brewster, BIZ ,>bls whisky ~ Rob-
had udhonrn George, Gla tiree9 cks baoon frton
Her EoIso Kelly, Landry Og1en ksN hale. cor4on IL
mps hesU, Stamps Steven, Weber, ~ sss cstton
Witt e @yhta Whitney, Young-25 ns1es II.
Mr. SssntNCage Detege Dum ann ss. 2S
Goode, Grover, Herws. Assiisss,cot. syphefo MI.
4 an Twitcnells-l"'y ". rrI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-16

;se o:ss.: = nm; m s'.sssi
tatives parish Of S 5is cody
that the Speaker of the House has signed
An act to legitimate the children of
Joseph Duvigneaud and his wife, Marie
Julia Fried.
Also, an act relative to the day of de-
mand payment and protect of promissory
notes, bills of exchange and commercial
paper maturing on holidays.
Respectfully. etc.
PETER j. IRRELEVANT.
Chief Clerk
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-A~S---y
The report of the Committee on Finance
on House bill No. Al session of 1879, en-
titled an act to regulate the rate of parish
taxation and assessment; to restrict the is
sue of obligations and warrants By parishes
to provide an injunction by Taxpayers, and
to repeal conflicting laws, reported favor
ably with amendments, was taken up.
On the call of Senator Detiege the Senate
went into executive session.
Executive session having been raised. OIL
ansW cred to their names:
Present-Messrs. Alexande Allan. Blunt
Breaux, Brewster, Burch, Chad bourn, De
tiege, Dumont, George, Goode, Ola, Greene
Grover, Harper, Herwig, Kelso, Landry
Pollard, Ogden, Robertson, Stamps. Steven
Sypher, Weber, Wharton, White, Whitney,
YOung-29.
Absent-Messrs. Anderson, Blackburn,
Cage, Eustis, Kelly, MasicCt, Twitchell-7.
Senator Robertson moved to adjourn
until tomorrow at II NJ.
Senator Whitney called for the yeas and
nays, with the following result:
Yeas-Alexander, George, Goode, Grover,
Landry, Robertson, Steven.
Nays-Aliain, Blunt, Breaux, BreYAter,
Burch, Cage, Chad bourn, Detiege, Du bnt,
Ola, Greene, Harper, Herwig, Kelso, Ogden,
Pollard, Stamps Svpher, Twitchell, Weber,
Wharton, White Whitney, Young-2i.
Absent-Anderson, Blackburn, Eustis,
Kelly, Masicot-5.
And the Senate refused to adjourn.
The question recurring on the report of
the Committee on Finance Oh House bill
No. Al, session of 1875, Senator Breaux
moved to indefinitely postpone the whole
subject matter.
Senator Burch read the following resola-
ton passed by the House of Representa-.
tives:
Unfinished business of any session of the
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-29
Notice.

- u 8. LAND OFFICE,
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich, July IL, 1876, o.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
" Office by Orrin M. Munro against Anthony
Wollinger. for abandoning his homestead entry,
No. 6476, dated February % 1875, upon the
FIR 4, sec 4. township 81 north, range 3 west,
Michigan, with view to the cancellation of said
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1876, 1T loclock p. n to, respond and fur
Dish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. 49, SETH q. MOFFATT, Register,
PERRY HANNAH, Receiver.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-29

Pecches can lie bought now in the New
York markets for 10 cents a piece. No
body who loves early peaches, and can
afford it, would hesitate about paying 40
cents apiece for them. It's the subse-
quent 10 cents, wortlIof cholera mixture
that they object to. fa6 ~ f
The half tushel measure which was
used at the Old South 100 years ago for
horses is now in the possession of a gen
tleman in Brookline 1t is bound with
brass hoops, has the names of British
officers upon it. and some inscriptions
that cannot be ,deciphered. Is.
circumstances alter cases, YOU know.f
remarked q Scotch lawyer to an old
| farmersclient- .sYerraaE true sir,,' replied
the farmer, "inGs eases alter circumstances
rs well for man, mind when We were
young and had but few cases; vonr cir
cumstances werna over braw."
"Were you ever stage struck % casually
inquired Il Chicago actor of Il green young
chap the other day. 'Staae struck p
echoed the verdant one ;,t'wal. 1 should
say l was. Blest if want once run into
by the biggest siX-horse omnibus you
ever seen!' The actor changed the sub
'Iject. : ciF . ~ al.so IL
Z William j. Patterson has presented tt
the Board of Trade of Montreal, a paper
entitled, important Statements Relating
to the Slipping Interests of Montreal.
Either the compoSitor has committed
some hOrrid blunder, Or this is direc
tory to the saloons, breweries and dis
tilleries of that flourishing city.
As we were passing through Irish
Flats this morning. on our way to town
we heard some loud talk i'm the back yard
OF house, A loud but deep voice said
I"Wheres did you put the hoe Isaw you
wild 2" ''It's gone intirely, feyther.
'sThin I'll break every bone i'm your body
wild it if you don't find tn
This is the Centennial year of the Hes
sian fly. The pest is one of the blessing:
that this country owes to King George
ILLS butchers, whom he hired to xii
and be killed here. 1t was brought over
! i'm. the straw the: Hessians used on boart
the slave-ships in which they were trans
ported to America, in the summer of 1776
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-29

tnat had Intentionally offered to hel
dignity. the Insult it had recently re-
ceived, and she continued to EXPRESS hel
hostile sentiments in the most Indignant
terms.
!, we proceeded for some time to talk in
the most persuasive and convincing man
| ncr' at our command, but to no purpose,
MY aunt would not listen to what we had
10 say IN my defense, AMI declared per-
sistehtly and i'm the most emphatic ter ms
mat she wouldg so home at once and never
enter our house again. We knew too well
what eject such conduct would have up
on us, that it would be the end of all orr
hopes; and we were getting more and
more into despair, when suddenly hrioht
ldea came to me-. wonld 90 and fetch
Claribel. l had the utmost belief in her
power of soothing people.
My mother soon understood from tho
signs made her what thought of do.
!!pg, anu she evidently approved nv
idea l4efi her trying to pacifE nv aunt
ana persuade her Of my innocence. and
started of: 1t did not take me long to
get over the ground between our house
anu Mr.. Myers. or to explain what had
happened to his daughter; and in very
gether.
1t turned out just as l expected. AL
though my aunt Was still very angry.
and at hrst would not even look at the
intended mediator, before, long, she had
given an to her pretty eoaxing ways
who. Indeed could help giving in when
ClariDel set TO work to make them p
and was sitting at the dinner table at nv
fathers right hand, with my dear orr, on
oil ci1 To- of y
OF course, after this there was no good
in pretending to keep up her reseSttul
feelings, and myraunt spent the rest of
the tlay and the succeeding night under
our roof as she had Originally Intended.
/ did my very best during that time to
cancel, by constant attention. the bad i'm
preston that had been made mon her
And suppose in great measure sue
ceeded. for, as she was going away. and
as was standing at the door of the
coach in which she was seated. waiting
for IL to start, she, put her hand upon
mine and said: y.
IL believe that you did not Intentional
.ly insult me, after all, Sebastiamn 81;
Another moment and the coach had
driven OFT, and had seen my aunt for
the last time.
4 ssfeqd 81 s.si ~
Ii is now some Years since this memoir
able event happeiied. Il have become a
farmer on my own account, and am set
tied not tar from the place in which Mr..
Myer and my father still live. Claribel
has changed from lively girl into a
sweet, contented woman, and we are sur
rounded by - numerous rosy-cheeked,
healthy-loOking children Not very long
after her visit to our house.. my AUNT
died and lett me her heir The PROPERTY
was enough TO enable me to purchase the
farm L now possess, and to marry Clari-s
bel at once. -. 50. ,......-..<a
We are very happy, and never forget
to associate the memory of Miss Gregg
with our happiness. But even ut this
distance OF time We can never think with
out a.smile of the accident that so near
ly made n wreckiof all our hopes. And
OF all the stories l tell my children as we
sit round the fire of winters evening,
the one they like best 10 hear is the his
tory of how L nearly lost my aunt's
legacy.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-07-29
SALE Default Lavingl be-

Asslqnees of Mortgage
GEO; w. BELL, Attorney for Assignee.
LIT . 3it .rrr .tr..l III -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-30
Mill for Sale.

A fine FIGURING Mill for sale on the
most reasonable terms Said mill is
an A numbeE one: and.has three run
OF Burrs and AN 1eSeNllcpt custom;-
situated in u fioapshing city. with an
unsurpassed agricultural country
surrounding i. For particulars ui-
dress Mill" in care of the RnPUBLI-
CAN office. n23-tf.
S ID. HowE's ARABIAN LIVER PILLS.
Purely vegetable, cures Dyspep-
sin. Liver Complaints, Biliousness
and Cosiiveness. Sold by l.. TAN
NER, Druggist, Sole Agent for Plym-
outh. 25t4