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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-12
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
First Days Proceedings.

HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans Friday, March g. 1919
/ The House was called to order ut IL o'clock
m. by Hon, Louis Bush Speaker, in accord
ance with the following proclamation of his
Excpllency the Governor. which was read TO
the House
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION BY FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS
| GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
| Whereas, an extra session of the General
Assembly Is required for purposes Of indis-
pensable legislation.
Therefore, |, Francis 7. Nichols. Governor
proper TO issue this my proclamation, con n
vening the General Assembly OF this State to
meet IN extra session at the State House, in
the city of New Orleans, on Friday the eighth
day OF March, 4. D. 1878. at t2 o'clock m. and
IN pursuance Of the provisions of an act of
the General Assembly. entitled IAN act rea-
tive to extra sessions of the General Assem-
bly,, and defining the duties Of The Governor
IN reference thereto, approved February 1G,
session shall not exceed the period of fifteen
days; and do hereby specify. among others
the following objects of Legislative action
during said extra session, to wit: Revenue
Appropriations, Registration and Election
Charter, and Militia.
In witness whereof have hernunto Signed
ny name ana caused the seal Of the State Of
louisiana 10 be hereunto affixed at the city of
New Orleans, this seventh day of March, in
ti.e year one thousand eight hundred and sew
en'N-eight and OF the Independence of the
united states OF America the one hundred
anu second
FhANIlS ~ NlCHoLlS,
governor OIL the state Of Louisiana.
by the Governor:
WILL. "A. STRONG.
Secretary of State
The roll of the House was called, when the
following members anewera,l /, tboi,, nance
-, 49, =. ~" ~ ',,e'i '''f'''S
t;, bo ni LOUIS speaker, Tenth Representa-
evI ,1 uls.ii I,l; ...,
ht9lge, . uies % orleans, SlA'h Representa-
"le pisl'iet. ~ ~ 80.
ayrock. :. ~ Oh orleans. twelfth Repre-
se n,l, i'is'Iltt.
B a,pi,, =, - aroye,l9I,
ba a..ul.' = ~ o. , nalcillIoches'
49," atee'' -. - y, ~ va
Ran,' "'Is' - n Al anh, T, ,,,
~, be ny =. ." Oh orleans, ZENITH Representa-
NY III Uis ,, = o.., ,,,,. No.
.sTSH -. - ot'e"i'S h'eNehth heple-
Se, n.1 nis.ficts
b,ia,''i -. - ~ ); o, g VIA
R,ide. =, . = b = ny r'si,,,
iBiimmHigei' ~. " Oh salowell.
BB, ,,i 1 =, o., o. .. l ,H
b nn,Ta,, \. II II - - 81 E ~, H..
D D. ~ !, H.. o1 trailhllh. o
bioMl, - Z Oh Jehelsoh.
nB ,,sls ANY, ., n hsu h'Nfl, y.
:; Do n. .; r.. VI Vi'e'''s' fifse h'lfese'ta-
ei.s Ils..iI q; ~
tio1S. v "" OF custer.
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Holt, Oscar. of west Baton Rouge.

| Holt Oscar, Of West Baton Rouge.
| huntingdon, p; W, of Orleans, Fourth Rep
Jonas, d. r., Of Orleans, Tenth Representa-
tive District.
Jones Milton, Of Pgginte Coupee.
| johnson. Robert, Of Terrebonne
| Kelly, q. A., Of Winn.
Kelly, James, of Orleans. Eighth Repre-
| sentative District.
| Keeting, G. W, Of Caddo
Kennedy K ,Il,,, F J., Of Jefferson d.
resentatiye. District
Kidd, Il. E. Of Jackson,
Lamare, J. NJ Of Orleans, Fifth Repre-
Lea. Charles f., of ST. Helena
Leeds. Charles j. Of Orleans. First Repre-
sentative District.
Leonard A, H.. of Caddo
Leonhard, Louis, Of Orleans, Ninth Repre-
sentative District.
Lewis John g., Of Natehitoehes.
Lyons, T. b., Of East Feliciana.
Magluire, Pierre, of Avoyelles.
Martin, NJ. r., Of Lafayette.
Means, T.. Of De Soto.
Million. A. f.. Of Plaunemnes.
Newsonl, NJ, S. Of Tangipahua.
Nunez. Adren, of Nernillion.
sentative District
Pitts, Geo. l.. of De Soto.
Porter, w b., of East Felieiana.
Raby, Henry. Of Natchitoches.
Randolph f. g., Of Grant
Richardson, g. w., of Calcasiou,
Role, Chas,, of Orleans. Seventh Represen-
tatve District. o
Romero, ULCER Of Iberia.
Ruuton, I. A., Of Catalonia
Ryland. Il. H., Of West FeGeiana.
Sartain, Cain, of Carroll.
Shakespeare, J A., of Orleans, seeoSd Rep
lesentative District
Smart. IT,, Of Vernon.
Snaer, Louis A !. Of Iberia Q
Stagg Louis, OF st. Landry. O
Self. David w, OF Sabine.
Sellers, T.. T., Of Union. o
Steele, q. b. Of Union
Stewart, j r., OF Tensas
Semmes. Richard, Of St James.
Singleton. NJ. v, Of st. Landry.
= spller, Levi, Of Livingston.
. Taylor j g., Of Uuachita
Tremonlet, H., of Orleans, Seventh Repre-
sentative District
Tolliver Anderson. of Concordia.
Vance. John O.. Of Bosser.
VOORHEES,, Albert, Of Orleans, Sixth REPRE-
sentative District
Walker, K. J. of Tenqas O
Warnloth. II. c.. of PlaqueStinee
Washburn w W, of Morchouse.
Washington. George. Of Cuncortia,
Watson, 7. j.. Of Madison. O
Wilde r. H., Of Orleans, Second Represent
tativa District.
Williams. j NJ, of East Baton Rouge.
Wise, v H., Of Caddp.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
New Orleans Friday, March 9. 1878
The House was called to order at IL oelock
m. by Hon. Louis Bush Speaker in accord
ance with the following proclamation of his
Excellency the Governor, which was read to
thp Hnucat
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-04-10
TrIbute Of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, in his allwise Providence, to re.
move from her earthly home and
family, by death, Sister Mary Ann
Burnell, wife Of brother Able Burnell.
AND WHEREAS, She was q member
of the Degree Of the Daughters Of Re-
becca, therefore be it
Resoired By the officers and and
members of Almcdia Lodge, No, 81
|. o. o. +. that we tender our heart
felt sympathy to brother Burnelland
family, and to her aged father and
mother, and brothers and sisters, in
this, their sad bereavement, in the
loss of an aTectionate wife, n tender
mother, a loving daughter and sister
and whose example Of piety and yir-
tue was so worthy of imitation,
Rsolved, That the Daughters of
Rebecca ofAlmedia Lodge be request
ed to wear the usual badge ofmourn-
ing for the space of thirty days,
Rsolrd, That a copy of these res
olutions be presented to brother Bur
nell, and that the county papers be
requested to publish the same,
Gro. MATHEWS,
Sd. PHfLLIPs
THos. HUTCHINSON.
Committee.
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u,cl 2O-iw.
Sale Of Valuable Lot of Land In
the Town of Point Pleasant.

THE undersigned, comprising the Board
| Of Education Of Lewis District, Mason
County, offer for sale desirable piece OF
ground, lying in the town Of Point Pleas.
ant, fronting on Wand Street, and running
back with 9TH Street, on the North known
and designated on the Plat Of said town,
rs part Of Lot No. ~, Sd Tier, containing
one half IN acre. This Lot is well adapted
for n business House, offices, or dwelling
house, and lies above high water. II said
Lot Is not sold at private sale before the
10th day ri May, 1878, the same will be
upon that day offered at public auction to
the highest bidder, at Ahe Front Door Of
the Court House Of Mid Mason county,
upon thu following terms, viz; 0ne.iourth
Of the purchase money cash In hand, and
the residue upon u credit Of one, two aud
three years, thcpurchuser executing bonds
with approved security for tho deferred
instullmcnts, bearing interest from date
The said Board OF Education retaining the
legal title as u further security.
A, X, BAllBEE, President,
H. $. BRIGHT, ns,,,,..
WM SMITH, WINE
JonN u, TlMNs, Secretary
inch 97-ti,
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A Suggestion.

Dir. Editor
There seems to be a general dis
position among Democrats and Con-
seryatiyes, that the coming County
Convention should be oneof the fair
est that has ever been held in this
county, and since we have not yet
adopted the primary election system,
(Which l think is the only true way
to get u fair expression,) allow me to
suggest the followingplan,and which
will do u great deal toward defeating
any combination formed in the inter
est of any candidate. My plan is
this. When the Democrats and Con-
seryatiyes meet in District Conven-
ton, or primary meeting, they select
fifty members of the party us dele
gates, to the County Convention;
when this is done, put the fifty names
in hat, then draw from the number
in the hat ten names, Ghe number Of
votes each District will be entitled
to cast in the County ConyentionD
these ten men to be authorized to
cast the vote Of the District in the
County Convention. This seems to
me to be fair and reasonable plan;
and certainly no candidate can OBJ
jcct to such a procedure, as it puts
all upon an equal footing, and each
will have the same chance in Con-
vention. This suggestion if carried
out by the Districts will have a good
effect in the nominating Convention,
because it is so entirely free from all
trickery, and will do more to &C.
ment the party, and cause them to
rally as one man to the nominees of
the party than anything that can
now be suggested. l would like to
have the views of others upon the
plan l have suggested. Let the peo-
pic hear from you through the Reg
i;ster. know we have good majority
in the County, and will elect all the
nominees of our convention, let them
be who they may, if the convention
is kept free from trickery, combine
tions, &c. You will hear from me
again.
TRUE BLUE DEMOCRAT.
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Notice U. y. Intcrnal.ItcVenue
SnEClnl Taxes.

FINDER the Revised Statutes Of the Uni.
[ ted States, Sections 323a, 1927, S23S,
and $3.50, every person engaged In any
business, ayocation, or employment, which
renders him liable TO n special tax, is re.
quired to procure and place and KEEP conspic.
Iorsiy mfR establishment or place Cf business
u STAMP dcnoting the payment OF said spe.
cial.tax for the specal.taX year beginning
MAY |, 1878. Section 32ii Revised Stat.
utes, dcsignalcs who Arc liable TO special
tax. A return, as prescribed on Form II,
is also required by ldpO every person liable
to spcclnI tax as above, ScNre penalties are
prescribed for noncompliance with the
foregoing requirements, or for continuing
in business after April 10, 1873, without
payment Of tux.
Application should be mado to g. NOR.
RIS, Deputy Collector Of Internal Reycn.
nc, at CabeIl @. H., West Virginia.
mch aD.iw.
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LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
TRUST SALB-!

TT AVING been appointed by the Coun-
II ty Court OF Mason County, West Vir-
ginia, on the 18th day OF March, 1873,
trustee in the place OF j. h, Mccoy, in u
Deed OF Trust given by W, W, Harper to
Miss Caroline Harper, to secure to her the
payment Of "a note OF seven hundred dol
lars. which deed OF trust is of record in
the Mason County Court Clerks Office, in
Trust Deed Book No. /, folio 203, and at
the request OF the holder Of said note, de.
fault having been made in the payment
thereof, ! shall proceed to sell by way OF
public auction, on the premises, in the
town of Hartford City, in said county, and
State, on the 25th day Of April, 1878, the
rCal estate named and described in said
Deed of Trust. Tcrms-CASH,
DAVID II. HARPER,
mch 27-iw. Trustee.
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

DY virtue Of n decree OF the Circuit Court
D Of Putnam county, made of the 9th
doy Of April, 1873, in which John A. Har-
mon is Plaintiff and Benjamin p. Byram's
devisees and others are Defendants, will,
Ms Special Commissioner therein appointed,
sell at public aution, to the highest bidder,
at the Front Door Of the Court House OF
Mason county, West Virginia, on tho
18th Day Of april, 1878,
the two tracts OF land described in Plain
tilf's Bill as lying on Thirteen Mile Creek,
in Mason county, or so much thereof as
may be necessary 10 pay off and discharge
the amount decrced to the Plaintiff, viz
$ll3S3O with interest from tile oath day OF
April 1878, and the costs Of said suit One
tract Of the above lands, is situate on the
Kanawha River and on the upper side OF
Thirteen Mile Creek, and was conveyed TO
Benj.'P. Byram by VIM. Arbuckle and
Curtis g. Phillips; the other tract OF about
200 acres is situated on the lower side Of
Thirteen Mile Creek.
TERMS OF SALE:
One.third cash in hand, and the residue
OF the purchase money upon II credit Of six
and twelve months, taking from the pur-
chaser or purchasers, bonds with good Sc
curity for the deferred installments, bear
ing interest from the day OF sale, and re-
serving title Tor further security,
TH0S. II. HARVEY,
mch 20-4w. Special Commissioner.
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TO BE CONTINUED.
The PkonograpIl.

The witty man OF the New York
Times has explained, in his usual
felicitous manner, the remarkable
advantages we shall all reap from
the phonograph-an instrument by
which, it is claimed, the tones Of the
human voice can be preserved and
reproduced hundreds of years hence.
According to the Times editor, all our
great men-at least their voices and
words will undergo process of "bot'
Ting" and sin the years to be" the
American host will treat his guests
to bottle of Talmage or Anna Dick
inson, just as he now treats them To
a bottle of Heidsick or Mumm's Elk.
ira Dry. If DR.. Pierce could have
all the encomiums that have been
bestowed upon his Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, as remedies for indigestion,
constipation, torpid liver, or "bilious-
ness" thus "botlled' and preserved,
it would be the most famous bottle
in the world.
Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co., Cal, JlyS,' III.
Dir. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y:
Dear Sir-Your Golden Medical
Discovery has cured me Of an aggra-
waited affection of the skin, after diff
ferent doctors had failed. My face
and body were continually covered
with pimples and blotches. En-
closed find $3.50 for a copy of your
Common Sense Medical Adviser.
Yours truly, WM. II. MARION
Emeret Station, o., Janc II, H.
DR. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. ";
Dear lSir-Your Pleasant PurgatiYe
Pellets have cured my wife after our
best physicians had failed. They
helped her from the first dose.
Ira A. MILLER
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In the year lI4yi as Q preliminary
step in taking formal possession Of
the Ohio and its tributaries, the
Marquis de Ia Galissoniere, Cover,
nor General Of Gambia, determined
to place along the "oyop or La Belle
Rioire, a number Of lopden plates,
suitably inscribed; asserting the
claims of France to- the landson both
sides Of the river even 10 the source
Of its tributaries. The command Of
the expedition was given Captain
Bienyillo De Celcron, and consisted
of eight subaltern officers, six cadets,
an armorer, twenty soldiers, one
hundred aud eighty Canadians, and
fifty-fye Indians, two hundred and
seventy in all. The expedition left
Montreal on the 10th of June, 1749,
and on the Goth reached the La
Belle. Riyiere, at the junction of the
Monongahela and Alleghaney rivers,
where the first plate was deposited.
The company then descended the
river, depositing platesat the mouths
of the principal tributaries, and on
the 18th Of August, reached the
mouth of the Chinodashichctha,
Great Kanawha) and on the point
between the two rivers, the fifth
plate was buried. 1t was found in
lS46 and removed from the spot in
which it had lain for 81 years, by a
son of John Beale, Esq, of Mason
County, w. Wa, afterwards Of Ken
tucky) The following is transla-
ton Of the inscription on the plate.
We have compared it with that made
recently by Prof o. II. Marshall,
from the original copy plate now
preserved in the archives Of the De-
partment della Marine, in Paris, and
lind that they agree in every partic-
ular.
TRANSLATION,
"In the year 1749, reign of Louis
Nv, King Of France, we, Celeron,
commandment ola detachment sent
by Monsieur the Marquis dc la Calls.
soniere, Commandant General Of
New France, to re establish tran.
guilty in some Indian villages Of
these cantous, have buried this plate
at the mouth of the river Chlnodash
ichetha, the 18th August, near the
river Ohio, otherwise Beautiful Riv-
or, as a monument of renewal of pos.
sessions, which we have taken Of the
said river Ohio, and of all those
which fall into it, and of all the land
on both sides, as far as to tile sources
of said rivers; the same as were en-.
| joyed or ought to have been enjoyed
by the preceding Kings of France
and that they have maintained ii
by their arms aud by treaties, espec-
ialy by those of Ryswick, Urecht,
and Aix-la.C hapelle."
Another of these plates was found
at Marietta, in 179S. 1t passed into
the possession. Of Atwater, the Histo-
rian, who;Aresented it to Governor
De Witt Clinton, and he in turn,
presented,it to the Historical Society
Of Massachusetts, in the library Of
which it is now preserved. C*Sce
Marshall9
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-04-10

1t is high time the attorneys Of
this State organized Il bar association.
Not long since while in the Court
House we heard q trial that resulted
in the fine'and imprisonment Of an
innocent man, all because he was de-
Tended BY an incompetent attorney.
The papers frequently complain that
the attorneys save guilty men from
punishment, but for every bad case
gained by able attorneys in this State
two are lost by incompetent ones'--
There arc men now practicing at the
West Virginia Bar who would not
make lawyers if they had a lease of
five hundred years Of life and all the
advantages that could DO afforded
them. We are opposed to requiring
u diploma of applicants for admission
to the bar. A man may have half n
dozen diplomas aud yet be incompo'
tant to practice law, but we blievc q
bar association should be formed and
u law secured establishing u board of
examiners, whose duty ii should be
to requiro.a thorough acquaintance
with The law and at least one years
experience In the Office of u praclic-
ing lawyer, before admitting an mp.
plicant to practice. This Is nGcossa.
ry for the protection Of liberty and
pronorLy.-C larEsbMa NcWs.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust dated the
ID Slst day OF May, 1873, and Of record in
the Mason County Court Clerks Office, in
trust deed book No. 9, folio SO, &C., and
executed by John Wise and wife, TO the
undersigned, Trustee, to secure to A. A.
Hanley the payment oil certain bond
therein described, for the sum OF $500,
bearing even Gnte with said trust deed,
and payable twelve months after date; and
default having been made in the payment
OF Tie same, ard being requested by the
said A. 4. Hanlcy, to make sale Of said
real estate, shall proceed TO sell by way
OF public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House Of Mason county, West Vir-
ginia, on Saturday, the 18th day OF April,
1878, the said tracts OF land with appur-
tanances thereto belonging, subject to Ger
tain reservations iii said trust deed con-
tanned. Said tracts OF land being in the
District OF Hannah, in the county atore-
said, about two miles from the town OF
Glenwood. There is situate upon said
land good dwcling-housc, with other
buildings, including a good barn, and the
land is fenced and the greater part OF the
land is cleared and in good state OF cult.
walton. Terms OF sale-CASH.
W. r. GUM, Trustee.
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Special Commissioners Sale
Valua6le FaDt!

IN pursuance OF dccretal order, reader
| cd at the January Term, 1873, Of the
County Court OF Macon County, West Viz
ginia. ina Chancery cause therein pending,
wherein George Daugherty, Administrator
of the estate OF Samuel y, Morgan, decd,
is complainant and W. A. Morgan, and
others, are defendants, the undersigned,
who was appointed Special Commission
or for TINT purpose, shall proceed to sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, at
The Front Door Of the Court House Of
Mason County, on
Saturday, the 2Oth day of 4pHi,
1878, the tract of land in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned in saiu cause refer
ence to which is hereby made for more
full and complete description, Said tract
OF land contains 457 acres, abont one-halt
OF which is well improved, and will be sold
subject TO the widows dover OF HI acres,
which has been set apart to her.
TERMS OF SALE
Cash as to Sl377. 20 and the costs OF suit
and sale, which will be about $1,000; the
balance to be paid in three equal payments
OF nine, eighteen and twenty.four months,
the purchaser giving bond with security
for the deferred installments, and the title
TO the land to beretained as further seCu-
rity until all Of the purchase money is
paid.
II. R. HOWARD,
inch 90-4w. Special Commissioner
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Once More.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I shall trouble you
once more for q little space in your
valuable columns to answer few
questions propounded by your cor
respondent from Little Sixteen, He
asks US if we don't think that
teachers get enough? We claim that
teachers get very good wages in this
district, for the simple reason that
our school officers are men whose
sympathy iswith the laboring class
of people, and who are sound Free
School men, and do not propose to
destroy the vitality of this public in
stitutiou by feeding their servants
on half rations. But there are dis
tricts in this county, in which teach
ers are poorly paid for the reason
that they are not allowed enough
per month for teaching, and. like us,
when the work is completed they are
obliged to sit down on the "Iagged
edge" until the proper authorities
see proper to pay them. He also
asks US why we teach every winter.
we will tell him, not that we con-
slider it any ofhis business at all, but
merely to satisfy his ponderous mind.
Providence has SO ordained it, that
man must labor in some manner for
a livelihood, and for the past three
years we have devoted a portion OF
our time to teaching school in the
hope Of beneftting others ond partly
supporting ourselves. 1t would be
just as foolish for me to ask Il lawyer
or physician why he practices his
profession, or of merchant why he
sells goods, or of a farmer why he
Cultivates the soils as for you to ask
me why l teach school. but there
are SO many who who are not capa-
BILE of teaching school," We admit
this to be true. An insolvent bank
is seldom counterfeited, while notes
are sometimes received on good banks
that are not genuine. And us we
consider school teaching an honest,
though humble occupation, people
are sometimes troubled with "bad
bills" AS for our own experience in
the matter, no doubt it has been ow-
ing to good management rather than
good conduct that we have succeeded
as well as we have, AS for qualifca-
tions We have the papers, never
lost much sleep on account of the
geese, but since reading Clubs last
article we are at loss to know how
he escaped so well this Spring, as
they love 'greon" things, especially
at this season of tho year. Pshaw!
you'd better watch the "goSlins,"
Now, Mr.. Editor, if your correspond,
ent desires any further information,
please direct him TO the undersigned
us we do not desire to make any fur
thor iniringoments on your paper
UPPER NINE.
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Ann ORnYNAMCE.

DE it ordained by the Town Council Of
ID the Town of Point Pleasant, That after
tie 10th day Of April, 1873, all Saloons
within the corporate limits OF said Town
shall close at 10 O'Clock p. NJ, and any So.
loon keeper violating this Ordinance shall
be deemed guilty OF misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof may be fined in
any sum not exceeding 5000 for each and
every offence. Aud il is hereby made the
especial. duty OF the Sergeant and Police
men OF said Town that this Ordinance be
strictly complied with, and that said 0rdi-
nance be published for one week in the
weekly Register" and "West Virginia
Monitor" Of this place.
A Copy-Teste:
NJ. II. HALE, Recorder, [april 10-lw.