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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-13
No depending on boats these day.


No depending on boats these days.
Paw-paws are getting ripe, Now
for your strolls.
School commences on the 24th of
this month.
Everything was lovely and beer
ran high last Saturday night.
The boys don't go in swimming as
much as they did q few weeks ago,
------
Lay aside your ice cream freezer,
straw hat and summer clothes.
The evenings are getting too cool
to sit on the front door steps.
The daily mail contract on Kan.
awha will go into effect October LIST.
The Teachers Institute is still in
session at Clifton.
The police force has been discharg'
cd by the Mayor
Bring your job work to this Office,
We print cheap, as well as good.
Our county had tho fastest trotting
horse at the fair
The Board of 0verseers Of tho poor,
had a meeting In this place Tuesday,
Squirrels are plenty in the woods
adjoining town.
Corn cutting will soon be the order
Of the day with our farmers.
Now gather ferns for ornamenting
your parlors.
-=s-----a--a-=-----
Tho ClOwson Is the favoritc wheat
this year with our farmers,
--a--..-s---=--s--=.-----.--
Mr., Bright is building IN addition
TO his house, on Main Street
-----------------
lfyou want land cheap, read The
sale advertisements in CHS paper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-13

Several parties were arrested and
fined, lust week, for fast driving on
our streOts,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-13
CROQUET.

We have in stock y fine lot OF field Gro.
quot, in four and eight bull sets, which we
nro selling cheaper than ever
Blank Deeds, Attorneys, Justices and
Constablo's Blanks, always on hand,
Orders by mail OF in person will receive
immediate and careful attention, and will
in all eases bo executed ut the Very low
est Prices.
Correspondence is invited, md all letters
Of inquiry will receive prompt and full at
tention. Address
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-13

Some of the Rcfrcshment stand
keepers on the fair ground, say they
lost money. 1t was not because they
didn't charge enough for their cat
ablcs,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-13
Van Matre Note Paper. F."

We are the proprctors OF this fNvorite
brand OF note paper, which we are having
manufactured expressly for this market,
and which for quality ind tlneness Of finish,
is the nc pins ultra of the papers Of the day,
and the browning feature OF all is that we
are retailing It ut regular Wholesale rates,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-13

The attention of contractors is d.
rectcd to the advertisement of the
Bridge Commissioners in to.day's
paper,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-09-13

LosT.-0n Main street, Friday ev-
ening, lady's basque, color, inyisi,
BILE green. The finder will confer u
favor by leaving it at this Office.
, 1877-02-10
ENGINEERS GRIEVANCES,


Bos1oH, Feb. 0.-lsun,ots Of strike By the
locomotive engineers of the noston & Maine
I1a!ltoa4l which we're prevalent here yesterday,
src 10 far nnfoundtt. The engineers remain
firm In the!r demand for 1850 day, anil will
not rcceae. Sir. T. II. Arthur, Chief of tho
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers. Is still
here, aud has received no answer frnns the Pres
ident of the rt4a; hut IT, say. that i they ,.a,
least be supported by l:,do0 engineers. rulehs
something IL t!one sslon strike Is tnrs'tab'r.
The engineers clam titat tI,e statements A,al!r
by the otilccra Of thu road HAT she
present pay Of engineers oM that road
Is ki40 pcr dav Il untrue. Tho maxtMuu,
wages pala by the l,oston 4 Maine COMPANY
fos the past ycar iaSe l'sen tt15 pr 'ay, "i1l4
payable .yery three mouths, Lat tho bttlrers re-
.efyo this right to withiol,! i when they sleeta
It proper, About o'ae-tlalf thy nu!nHr u ,,en
receive from $...5 to t!.tA, aud run an average
ot 1l0. 1l:. an& l30 fnilss er day, which |. lr'*
wages than zty other road III the country rays,
with lerhaps Que or 4wn exceptions.
, 1877-02-10

10 The latter. ThIa property consists of small
church aud fa51N pt@-nrEan.
The Ito,.ltrEt'sow cithrs !o-tn0fr4,w. The
juHGe, 3. y, Tcrcc ttl.e we'll known e.graycr of
rotiltry "cuts" =, etrclntic.l Ills lattors last
night. The stuck exhibited ltrre, In hi. ctlf'na-
tinn. is e9uat 10 HAT In any otfcr show. tic has
attended, and many OF tho b!rf1a would stand
we'll !ll The forthcoming natlonal At Chicago.
THO following prernEums arc announccd: :,
FIN Dark I3taltnas: Coek-Flret prrtnf,1m,f :.
7. Dickson, h points: Cockcrel-7;First'
=; Tart, M!<; scs:ma, +: D. =: n,s1, liate}''
4: Amcs, M. rullct-First, William s'bley,
On Light Hrnhmas: Cockcrei-Ftrst, Ed Las
ntcr, MI; eeror,tl u. ]. 1,atxuck, 81. i'ulfcs-
First-Ed l.asntcf, so11; second, j. D. hffn'et'
821$.
IN Dnn Cochin.: Cockercl-First. y. D.
Srratt u; second, f. 1asn'sr and i. 7; swsn
FIT, ii. Enyart, s51l; second, r.. 1.a.nicr. e74.
o. partrtdgc Coeltns; cockIrtrst. ,sa W. ID: u:
sccon,I, ". ". Hatch, q Plillct-Flrst, ". w.
Hatch; second, +. Williamson.
, 1877-02-10
CRIME.
THE FRANKLIN DEF.AULTER.
Ep<edd| D{&pGtcA to Ia Tfibyas,

1spiAxApol,s, Feb. p.--Thu franklin Bank
drfolutfon hal = sensational fcatur, ai,fcl 10
:. .a',."ta .'s s,aa.,, so...n :" ~. ha.,,a ~ ~
'ooay " tno ee"ae.' Il, 1s.aia ~ W. uos4s "
early this morning In tl,e rear vi Or. Payne's
ofcc suffering severely from sickness and Ii, nj,
,,r,,o,,,,to5 .,.,s ~ ,non,,1 drrang.,nenI Hn
a"soeA .s,' e,I'e ~ "s' !. ..-
hours tefore Ills pfc.ci~a was known In thc
foxn. When IL ltecAt,n i,oFseu abroad tn. most
t...,.,.. .,.,,.,'.", ,.....;,.a ,rl. .,-o.t ..-
1n'e"se eae''e,'snt l'1e'"'e"' 'ns s'.ess "s'e
sArunget!, aud the huusu MIS- Ialrly bcslrxed3
There Ii n0 question Ut Ills srriouH
IL not fatal sickness. liz wa nlacei
, 1877-02-10
TALLY ONE MORE,

TM8 F1fH{ MIHt1EF f110 TcNf
occrrrr.1 vc.trydov ofternoon NJ m, o,s,oo,. =,
~. ..1oon - a,hc,. Innn'a u' SN ~ ~
nc ea'oon o. % Moc,t Aenr''n. no. 7lo
not already dead by tho time this Ia read, cannot
live mora than = few DAYS at Tho ,,tn,o,t.
u,s n.mc /. T.homo. ,furnhv and th,t Nn. ~ -.
.,s.. 49,. n.s s.sss,.. o.1..a CIV a. '"as ~ nlS
saloon at No. ae9 Caual street, and whElc
downtown yesterday to pay fis watcr.
lax met with IN expresstoar NAMED hiark.
who n eountrymsn ~ HI. nj
together thn two went TO Lo brtn's, who Is =
mutual acquaintance. While there Marks pru..
poectl that pame OF euehro.bc rioycd, 10 which
steycn. readily rsre a,6cnt. nit M too,,cr 1,,
.h., ,.s,ss:.s 49, s..,... ..'s.ss 49, ''' 49,
Lucy to'ameaecos t"an otosena tobnea 70 tno
, 1877-02-10


atocx CITr, fa.+ Feb. D.-A scandal cAAe Of
rather large proportions Is being tried before
Judge Brcnnan's Court here. this evening, and
wifi not probably he coneIudetl l,cfnrc Monday
or Tuesday. J.. d. clay, real cstatc dealer,
Dr. Porter, Of Lcmars, and = Miss Film, Ut la
kota. are The pcrsons prominent In the ca.c,
the ztrl having sued Clay for seduction anil
bastarly, alleging that criminal fnterrnutsc
occurred while ehe was at work tn Clar'e family
from November last till the month Of January,
When size left there and came here. Clay hal
Or. Porter arrested yesterday charging him With
authorizing perjury, claiming that Porter Induced
Miss Finti 10 make affidavit and commence suit
against CLAY. The caae a. Il nom stands IL badly
mixed anl cxritcs considerable interest. Both
Clay and Porter occupy high soeial potlttons In
the towns where they reside.
, 1877-02-10

thcnrc back here. Arriving here last night at
r,1tlnlglit. he wnikcd ia franklin. Il. lie sayt,
runing nearly all iLc way, an1 getting there
sauIlet, and sl,,w mark. of thc journey.
81 far as examined, tic han. will
lose all It's rapttal its surplus. AMI 1t least *,
D0. -Four st0. .00 forged n',tcs have been traced
a. paltl t,y correspondents Of the bank At New
Tho ilrm IT William Young d TO. claim $ih-
go0. which does not appear on tho hooks of the
bank. This must bc paid. and will make es1.~
600, which wifi break up several atockl.ol!ert.
Mta. TAYLOR has recovered her nervous strength,
and ia engaged every moment at tho bedside Of
lcr husband.
, 1877-02-10

BURLINGTON, Il, Fcb. Q.-ali.s Fannie Adams.
aanEttes Of The Hon. A. g. Adams, PRECEDENT OF
NC Board Of Trade Of this city, received her
,aJ friends this afternoon. The reception was
oy fu the most brilliant Of auy Of the society
esents Of the winter. Tho house was closed aud
the Gu lighted. Tho reception continued from
llo'elock noon until 1 p. H., aud At u ulag-
aincent collation. was served. Itarc flowers fu
ooauditss ptofuslon lent the lid OF their beauty
Aou pcFfuma TO the SUCCESS Of the event. The
attsadsaos was large, and tho toilets exceeding
eouhlJ from full oErhestra Turing the alter
@4p.
, 1877-02-10
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

Ho<Tox. HrC. II 1874
t+rnenien My nuly object In giving you tht. tesst
1Sttxl ii to stFe ID valuable tutof1t1tInn tfAs1nc
rrn V,dlr .dc.sa VII, saft !khcpm. md the whoEs
eruptlons. nany Ut when causrd R!rst pain and
annoyance aud knoN Ing It. tn te hksod dt.rsst, tcok
u,nny d! Tie advertised hlood preparations, among
Nhifh ". any auan.ty q EanspsnIls, wtsheat On.
rtne, and before had eonrlcted tt.r ttt ss In
thai a rDt The right medicine. Consequently fn3
VIZ promo !ueed ws E'ao. and ny ala Is snooth
nrver 10 Yood h.slth befont attr!69te Il
n! the nee q yegs'lnc t. h*n ctt tho*s &!e.tt
vrxetfne's wantr ttpwrr of curl, nf ts acute
IT, y TIjGSs r.. KIT aieh. e I. T. T..
u TAshln Eton r., Dostos.-
, 1877-02-10

Onenstve DISCHARGES from tic head md
days Ur. Hartley rrnI,sex to attend all J'ersons,
rich Or poor. frcp Of siarss, antll tho lcsE pst.
deuce and most cons lHrIng pso1fi OF success have
&, M pD Eaat MaIl4.n street. ltespeeta BILE home
tesltnlonints, consMItalon and examination free.
i4Nurr, all DAY.
, 1877-02-10
FIRES.

CHICAGO.
The alarm from uox NS., located at the corner
Of Lumber su.i Twelfth streets, at 10 this
morning, was cauecd by tho discovery OF tIFc In
a larac wooden structure OIL Lumber street, I'M.
mcdIateiy south of Twelfth, owned and
occupied by W. II. II. Nobbina AZ :
p1antne-mill, 4 second alarm WIS sounded
scvcn minutes after, owing to the dangerous
character Of tho surroundings, aud this brought
10 The scene nnn,hcr Of engines md 1rcmcn
re1uistc for tho rough and tough job be.
fore them. Tho flames spread with tho
most alarming rapldty, famed hyn fresh breeze
from tho southwest, and IN q short time the
Mill together With TWO largo loo.cly-b'fit
structures tront!ng. on Twelfth street, also
yclopcl In sheet OF tlainc,- whose heat was
40 ntcnsc n to .lrtyc OF even tho fire,
men. The iumber-yarl and office OF Burton
l. Jones upon the east hldc Of Lumber street
engr'1"a aatl lit iii Ittlo daoc5 was % done % says
to several lumber piles frontlng Lumber
street Which wcre Immediately exposed to tho
1rc's work may he gained from the fact that
within three-fou,ths OF an hour fron. ihc time
Of the, t'rst alar1n, the lire was to all appear
tnces black out.
terraces In front tint gavc II tho appearance IT
aolility, but untlcr oil tic aflnw there was
only TIC sllehtcss fabric Of casocutery.
i was formerly owned nnl run BY
Fnl1om d La.hncr, but was bought
so.nc six months ago by Mr.. 1iobb[nA, Work
llcing dull, It wns closed several weeks ago, but
tho stock md machinery and tools Of tho work
tnen remained intact.
The two structures In front were occupied by
several parties.
Fu1han, d Co., manufacturers vi sash and
doors, lose about $500.
Joseph Selinbort, manufacturer Of furniture,
loses about &3,UD0.
George Pcggil. turrl-siiop, loses et.500.
A small barn On the wcst belonging to Bar
lou Il toncs was also destroyed. WAS worth
perhaps &200.
About 2j 900 feet Of lumber east Of Tho mill,
belonging to Afr. Robbins was badly charrcd.
It was wonderful how tic flrcf.ien confined
tho conHaEratlo,l within such 4 small spacc, ~
nll the grounl cast to the river was covered
with lumber plies.
The tutal loss will not he far frnm $o5 000, Of
which sfB 000 IL set down for tho mill anu con-
tents. Su far as could be ascertained there
was no insurance.
Tho origin of tic fire Is mystery. The
flames were first seen by tito watchnan, Michael
Dcta',anty, near tue N1iitr, hut. NJ there llaal
been no fire ln Il stncc tho t'rtt OF January,
incentliarlgtn Is limited at.
, 1877-02-10

Hurnttt's ColuEne tsonr Sizes,. Prepared
from the pnrest and best n,atcsia!s-uusisatiedl ln
ttehneai and delfcacy Of tportun,e.
CoxTlxExrAt llorst. fn11AuKLrn1A. Pa. June
20. 1875 -airssEs. Jpacph Burnett It To- --t;ehle.
mcp-Whlls travelling abroad last year we NIX
your Cologne with NJ. and after lestins several Of
The best ''Hermau," found none u them caualed
ynnss. knnw OF many friends as emphstlc III Its
fAy0r n ati. Very truly 5ontr: :, ,...
, 1877-02-10
REl.EArEnY CONVICTED.

CINCINNATI, o., Feb. a.-Ex-Dctccttve james
White, TN trial IN the United States District
Court, cinrgel with procuring Illegal votes tn
be Gust u tic October election, was to-
.iay found guilty, and rc'nant1ed for sentence.
same Court against Individual members ct n
gang Ut Illegal voters. Enh Holland. recently
arrested in New Y0tk, Is implicated In the
satnc hustuese. anl testimony lit tue cases al-
rcady tried points TO h!1n as tlc chief Of gang.
lie is expected to arrive tonight.
, 1877-02-10

clxc1SsA1t, O., f"b. .o.-Alfre.l Tarlor, wilt
lam Buckley, alias Murphy. 1amcs Ioncs, and
Vincent WnNl.. all tolere'l, wcrU arre..cd 10.
tlay by tuItcl States dcttettvc, charged with
dealing In counterfeit money. It II asserted
tllat they have lprcn "s!loving' the SO cnutl-
tcrfcit notes OF the National Bank Of Munctc,
Ind, and that thrr arr 4 portion nf gang led
hy 0glc and Afckcrnan, who were tcacntty ar
Festtll,
, 1877-02-10

To mptlsr4...3tAAy l.avo hert i,np,,y
10 glts lhrtr trftEu,tshy In fnvur Ut ttt use Hl
'.ltt!bors lnrr t'tN. Liver OIL aud Lime" E1.
pcrtnrc hNs prutttl 1t tu ,n valuable rrlnray for
consumption. asthma. .!iphtAeEa, aud all dista.es
nf tAr throat and lungs. Mannf. 0nly by 4. II. VII.
hor thsu!si. Boston. f0l4 by drugKist4 geurtsliy.
, 1877-02-10
y WHISKY WAR,

NAsH1SGT0S, y. Gu Ecu, U.-lH0 tolIo~!nE
Was received this afternoon:
GnxENtBono, y. r.. Feb. o. Cpma4lstfoatr 9f
JdftrHdt RfreaHt. 14ashlagton: nfptfirt t.Attof-
ncy llusk writes sarrhal Iaug'aas that ~ trial Of
detron County, North tsatotIna, IN tha third in.t,
twenty armed nl6Hncd mrn astlrked the court.
fatally wonnding llatkins. deputy. Marshal. Other
otlrnts Escaped. The dt.t.tter was fatally wnuntcd
iSIgncd} WAnxEn, Revenue Agent.
, 1877-02-10

Epecldl WfEdttN % 7M 7HbVFk.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 9.---ln tho case Of kicwert
d justmanu, alleged crooked dissillers, Il mo-
ttou to discharge Kicwcrt GU tho ground that ho
was only an cmployc was ovcrrulcd, Coulmls-
sioucr Dloodgoosl holding TINT tho general ~.
jesintctncnt IL equally 1tablc with the rrnprie-
, 1877-02-10

MURDER AND SUICIDE.
HAMILTON, Out, Feb. D.-Wllltam Cook, Of
Beverly Township, Last evening fatally shot his
daughter and then killed hlntself.
, 1877-02-10
AT PORT TOBACCO. Nil.

4AI 1'VgE1 IVN4AINVs .IU.
BALTIMORE, Mil Feb. a.-Charlcs Henry
Simpson and Martin Henry, both colorcd, were
hanged today At Purt Tobacco, Md, for the
tnunler Of .ioln ". Everett In July, 1871.
simpsons neck vas broken. Henry tlicd from,
strangnlatton, About +,0t0 pcrsons, mostly
Cotored, Witnessed tho execution.
, 1877-02-10

SPEeE0{ 1H9U4!EH 10 1HE 3EI0NHA
WAuKEaAH, ILL.,. Feb. &C. i. DUST, har-
rcssu,akcr Of this city, wus to-day arrested At
the instance OF ". i. Peters, Il blacksmith,
charging him with forging an order OH Mrs. Z.
". Warner. Ills examination takes place to-
morrow at : p. nj. The pruof against him Is
positive.
, 1877-02-10

BosTon, Fob. o.-Jotepll It. Uwycr, Of Dwyer
Brothers, Insurance brokers III ibis city, tlAs
bcrn arrested for rIacing $2s',00 insurance with
rompauIca rot authorized to do business III thu
Siatc, and Samuel kIulhall ausl flcnry q. VIII
iaHss were arrested for doing bnsines as bsokcfs
without proper license.
, 1877-02-10

t'AuEl,s-..tt lstt.Mn'A Bronchial TFutlsfA +"
vii! allay irritation which Induces suuxIl'n, CIV
ink uftenl!Mrs Immediate relief " hruGhtsts. it'
h cunlpl&tnfx.
, 1877-02-10

ELECTION or SENATOR'S ORDERED.
Madrid, Feb. Q.-The Tempo announces that
the King has signed dccrca dissolsIng tho
Senate aud ordering free elections.
, 1877-02-10
EADS' lETtE5.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. D.-TIlu man.of-war
Plymouth, Commander Barrett. from Pensacola
for New Orleans, passed. through tho South Pass
Jetty Canal this forenoon al low tide, drawing
pIucteen feet two lIlrllc..
, 1877-02-10
THE WEATHER,

WAsnlS0ToS, u, e.. Feb. I1-l ~ n:--For
tbs uppcr Mississippi aul Lover Missouri 'a1~
lcys and Upper Lake rcgial., falling oaromcter,
south AMI v est winds. warnlcr, ricar or partly
cloudy weather.
LUc4L 0uskarATt1Ss,
, 1877-02-10

BALTIMORE, bid, Feb. p.-Etghs 0odics Of the
crew Of the oyster Schooner Laura. capslzcd
near Annapolis, tn the gale OF Dec. 10, wers TO
covered yesterday. Tic bodies a!o we'll pre-
served.
, 1877-02-10

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 0.--tctcr 0enlune,
scalc Inspector for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, was Tun over and killed by cara In
this r!ty yesterday.
, 1877-02-10
TELEGRAPHIc NOTES,

ltlkGHAPtalE hOiES.
New BEDFORD, Feb. 9.-Tho Wamautta Milis
will advance tho wages In March to the January
rates.
NoayoLx, Feb. 0.-'rhc bail gwen iu the Navy
Yard last night In honor OF tho Grsnd Duke
Alexis and tho Russian naval ufdcess xas
brilliant affair,
, 1877-02-10

SCRANTON, VI, Feb. GA flrn beginning tn
c. c. Longs starc burned sonth to, and In
Guiding, Hog1c'a block, aIsl north to II. "
Farrnr's Block, occupied by =. 8. Morey. Loss,
abo,t gtO0, 600. Insurance covers twn.thlrda Of
tho foes.
, 1877-02-10
At l)ACytLL1:, ILL.

= cDeEIQ1 1Hsp14cH 70 1He 1EpB!1s
DANs1LLK, ILL.,, Feb. M-lurncr Hall, a new
building situated OH afoln street, was burned Ut
8 0'clork ibis morning. The building mud con-
tents were entirely destroyed. LOSS, $4,000;
Insured In tho FAncal Hall, of boslou, for
$4,000.
, 1877-02-10
AUSTRIA.

TIE IIUN1AKIAN C1HINET.
vienna, Feb. 0.-Daron senuyer, leader OF
the Hungarian Conservatives, aud Herr Won
GxckholY, President Of tho Court Of Casaatiou,
arrived hers totluy to open negotiations 70.
specting tho formation Of the new hungarian
GablAct.
, 1877-02-10

~, ke*n .slls l,r:. aud GLsaps.t sl.1fts !.
quality, $l.1 icr duz., slx for 7:c. III. Maulsan
street.
, 1877-02-10

New YonK, Feb. GA fro IL 1oi and 1n8
West Houston street last night damaged the
stock aud building ahout $t0,No0.
, 1877-02-10

EVtEdoE 1Hs1N19F7t 10 1Ht 1F1D1f&k.
Sr1tiSGpiEl1,, ILL.,, Feb. 9.-slrh. r. II. Fow-
ter's hantlsouo residence, In this city, burned
this afternoon. Loss ahout $4,000; insured
for s7,40.
, 1877-02-10

1SplANAloLis, Feb. a-bepjamla Cunning
ham, OF Ninsersett. Ia, was run oycr aud killed
this evening four nllles north ot this elty by =
train On tho indianapolis, Peru d. Chicago Road.
, 1877-02-10

Hollands Aro,aattn Bitter Wine of lron II \
sua tmnaireti ItsrsIinn' nsnot !:st t1ssk sirert.
, 1877-02-10

oREEE FEELING AoAsssT RUSSIA.
fATIIEN8. Feb. 8.-Twu Greek Journals. pub
fishctl at TFtcstct nnd accused OF heing in the
pay Of Itussia, were publicly burned last night.
aENT HOME.
DCCHAnrsT, Fch. 0.-Tho rcscrycs llayc been
sent homo.
sERTiA.
LONDON, Feb. 9.--Tlo TI,,.e.' Belgrade fit-
patch rays N. Kartso(I, Russian Consul Gem
eral, fs still openly opposing peace, Ile Is
recognized Us identified with tho plans of the
sclavontc Societies. 1t Is believed In ahe high
cut circles that official Iussla earnestly tlcaircn
peace between eeryla and Turkey rs
II would remove caueu Of constant
irritation with Austria, and leave Russia ut tl-
crty to deal with Bulgasla. Russian ec1aypntc
societies desire war, believing TINT Turkish oc-
c,lpatlon would follow. mud force tho Russian
Government to take acttse siepa Immediately.
They also deslrns to provoke tha HunRarlas,s,
believing that tho Sclayouiuns In Austria must
triumph II aroused BY any oycrt net Of the Hun.
gartan minority. 'rhc. question Of peace
or war hangs upon the relative strcngth OF H.
hucncc exercised in Dch.rudc by official and
unofficial fs,lssiu. -Four thousand men LETT BEL
gra.lo Thursday Tor (ilatlnna. Tho Bcrylaus arr
concentrating all thclr forces In that quartcr.
NCASJA GETTING NKADf.
4 Vienna correspondent OF tho 'Ddi}Y TIE.
gropA says Il Is reported that Russia is about u
nloni!ize Three more arnly cur},s. to operate Oh
tue Upper Oaulbc in the cyent Of war.
.TuNK1sn ARROGANCE.
CoasTAN1laoPIE, Feb. D.-1'hc rirrlilaF OF The
1'oltc on The ialluro af tic Conference, dated
Jan: X, after rccaptulattng tho arguments lus.
tlfylng tho Rejection 0f the proposals Of Tbs
On ths assertion made By den. iEnatietf, At the
tinnl sitting OF tho Conference, TINT the Porte
BY ia action had virtually abrogated the treaty
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

TTARRIET STEEL and Moses Steel, her hus-
/ band, Who reside in the county of Polk,
In the State Of Iowa, and Susannah Sloan
and William A. Sloan. who reside in the
county of Monroe and State Of Ohio, will
take notice that petition was fled against
them on the 26th day of February, A. ,.
1877, in the court of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, by Oliver s..
Slean, and is now pending, wherein said Oh
liver 8. Sloan demands partition Of the fol-
lowing real estate situate in said county of
Monroe, to wit:
The east half of the northwest quarter Of
section thirty-two 1927 In township Eve Isl
In range six I6]. Also, the west half Of the
northeast quarter of same section, township
and range. Also, the northwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter same section, town.
ship and range. Also. the the north part
of the southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of same section, township and range
Also, the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section two ri, township six rel
and range seven III. Also, the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of sane
section, township and range, and that at the
next term of said court the said Oliver 8.
Sloan will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
SPRIGGS & briggs,
moh6,'77t7. Atty's for plaintiff.
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LEG AL NOTICE.

TANE ANGUS, who is a nonresident of the
y State of Ohio, and who is supposed to re
side in the State of West Virginia, will take
notice that on the 2lst day of February
1877, Richard Angus filed his certain petition
against her in the court of compaon pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, the object and prayer
OF which, is TO recover judgment agains,
her on a promissory note for Sl04 5S, dated
March 4, 1874, at one day, payable to Richard
Angus or oriet and signed by said Jane An
gus. Also to recover judgment against her
on account for goods and chattels sold and
delivered, and money loaned to her by Rich
ard Angus, at her request, for the sum OF
$i3 SO with interest thereon from the 1st
day of January, 1876; that an order of attach
ment has been issued in said case
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 2Sth day of April, 1877.
HUNTER & MALLORY,
feb27,7H7' Atty's for Richard Angus.