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Personal.

SOtooD0l.
Quite . number Of strangers - we'll
~ resident citizens who live In re.
mote localities .bave Visited our CIT,
iuring To pest week, making II
somewhat liveliee { IN usual. Mr..
Warren Edgerton. q. 8. special p. 0.
AGENT gave 10 several Visits durinr
ais cay Of three or four dsys. He Is
. very large gentleman Of fine face
nd portly msin. very stAble and tu'
,eresting In conversation. 80
Deputy Marshal Weston also
.reessd 10. He came here on bust'
WEE, from Nov Orleans. L
We had tho pleasure Of meeting
Marco 0ivanovioh. Esq., last 4on'
| ,ixy. NJ. "Narco" - be 70 general
y called, u one Of the most hospita'
bio residents OF tho parish, with q
genital emile and pleasant word fo'
III With whom be comes IN contact
add 10 highly respected.
Antoine Maranovich, Esq., end
xr. Y, g. Benolst OF Cloutjervill'
ssye ~ their usual cordial greeting
,sst Monday.
NJ. Emile Rost, OF tho lower ooas
~ IN or city sagly 10 ~ week.
Sheei6 elect 8. 7. Rainss. fto@ th
Black Lake regions, was here 70
several day.. and gave % . mos
cordial greeting.
Among the arrivsls By tho chan
olon seeomse JlDss (. BELL, ~
Tuesday, 10 note the following CIT
, sens: Hon. Judge D. riersoo. Lad
!. ana tVo ehildreo; Hoe. 4. 2. Ohsl
IN. Parish Attorney Dr.. r.
/. Oalyes; Mt. b. Llehtsnstela; NJ
|. Iaaac Naaole, Also NJ. Jules ]
!: Nsssi, tho always polite agent Of q
5 Pool lias, end ~ het not lsast q
{ hleod r. Nums Tsusin.
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and 4 freshet recently occurred %
no Arkansas river, Fl "d'nR Wa"
~. Ci., aud TsrsLce. LED 'iver h
falling at Fulton, but still on the RIO
ct Shreveport.
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...im Ms paper he'eeffer' a"'
: ~ Aser.<y becomes security
Wv .''~'''''g ' bill, "s'ss "' Is.
/. ~ N ,lRsr INSERTION ="
:. IN II d''o"''""'d'
: :. a,,s,,,,ou Notice. such as Ap'
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.sl,a, ,,Drs AMI CIRCUMSTANCES
~. ,,soepsnisa by the tee fo'
.,ixaalIoo->S.
o1rlsssiptiou price has beer
800 fwo DOLLARS. and casb
100 Nun ~ paid.
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eiaee our lase rspoee 10 weather
be- beso slap,y aa.)esioos. Bssa'
tiful blue skies oceasioaslly ohecur'
"a b. . Ssw AoA&iog clouds: . hasy
pleasant, ''kieeme. love-" atnos'
phsrs, bslmy and delicious such -
only our CLINE ean furnish. birds
.ipeipR merrily their Spring trills
and rouudelsys, flowers bloesoming
and alliog tho colt air With their
| rich aroma. No better combinations
| to forward the growth Of tho crops
| and Oh kinds Of vegetation.
The river has been steadily Iiains
siooe our last reports, at Shreveport
| ~ we'll - here. Cane river b no" Q
respectable stream, With sumcient
| v.te, 10 tho channel 70 doat any Red
lr,vsr cssit savo perhaps 10 J11ss1 K
BELL.
This manifest psetst NJ up d
last Tuesday mogaiag With . laeR'
freisht end Duoseoue paeoeoeels
Tho INN bids tair 70 b . ''secsam
a" ior speed. And her whistle
You should jose hear that whistle
It swoke this loesl q ! O'clock Tues
,,sy morning. Fast. No baby q!
sleep within dry miles Of It sound
Tho meu take 6their hats and shou
sben they heae It, aud tho ladies q
claim, lob. nyi'' and waive thsl
nsndkerchiefs. Nay tho populasit
u our packet continue unabated 90
her melodicus whistle ever
waksin the morn
: At early dawn,
. All slothfal slsspen.
0 Apropos Of river news. 10 arpen
J. 'he following PARTICULAR OF tho stnl
Ing OF the steamer Maria k,uis'
o clipped isom tho Shreveport 1iss'
J. the 10Th:
Last evening CAPT. Nett 6cove
Q resolved D diepAtch ffo@ C6pt u: ,
. Brinker. ct Bayou 8aIa, Ssatie
y snat tho 2ssia Louise, bed 0unk
J. Old river. and no lives Wer0 lost II
r LDuiee lett THE port 0uoday 00rn1l
a loaded With 10 haleo Of cotton. q i.
:. which Veee for New Orleeos, ~ I
" Eastern Spinnery and $40 TT rallr0e
t neent, oil cUke. cotton seed oil y %
l1oe llst Of cabin passengers.
"A Long Branch plantation. s6out two
- ! q miles below here, she added aDo
IL one hundred and 6ity bales OF cotte
NJ tO her load that bad been throw
overheard Saturday By the sllS
=. Oity. which struck IN obstruction
" that place, which sprung her eeel
and c,sused her hull 70 Ill vi
a, ma Maria Louise Ms built
y. Captain H. J. Bripker q 1nd!eoey
" IL. Indiana, n the fall q 1e7l, q
entered tho Red river tIade y WI
d. che remained over ojnce. ooe Y
=. considered By 0toe0bootmo0 q =
~ OF tho boos booto q Tho tiver ana Y
u = great txvoeite With Red sIvee peoe
d. che place where 0ho sunk - q
- posed % b about to0 @1lec OK
3 The mouth q Rid river. oee - u
O. sumOd q bee total looo - tho .
lf. % vsey dep o. tat poaoc y
E. thouGhk ~ ~ i1oucod 70! obl
Ia q 90 4 80 ~ tnOosoo o ~:
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Prof. Edward Petlsch,
TEACHER OF Music,
VIII GIVE INSTRUCTION ON TIE PIANO.
FLUTE. AND Bass. INSTRUMENT. Vo'
CAL NusIC 4 SPECIALITY.
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President Il - u IS al stas;sa .
By ~ Pteddoet: .e cog
Acting Coonigio0oe q To 000og9
0D0 VD0Os ..-.aas .
lgetioo g Iro-e0ptien Claim
ontO, -

Eveey pogooa entitled . ~ right 9
pee.e9ptIoa % ny 4 Tho lands within
Sc Tov1Ghips ~ paFh q Tewusaips
Sbevs saunsea&sd, q Required = 49,
~ tho sano % To oatte(6etSee q ~
9eeietee end Reeeivoe e ~ 0atehito.
,chss Lad 00ee, and neks peyneal
thoeetees . soea q peoekeaele aeeee -
~ this 'sNetiee. " end be(seo ~ ~
- efed for ~ oouneoeonoat q thl
- 49,. ssSrviss - ain ID
. teefeitsd.
10 pse.saptisa claim hased . 80
taeSeet sGieoq0eat = ~ ~ 6 ~
lle0lanaGieo. cd peiee y 10 e0oeine
WV -" ]. Il. ARllST00N0,
xatine Ceonissisnse q ~ osoesa
Lad O0ee.
Jan. 3.-S0e0.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-27

lDol Reporter. We wOu"
49, y hsvs our pstrons inditt
Fl lpoal items Of public inter
~sA1k ssspscsive neiahborboods
49, Ssr Sabserlptisss.
|lIeillss. P. o. y = ~ ="
H. 2OO'
VI 80. IiIes Mn. 40
NCAL elIAN1N6S.
1919 nights.
yulIIlas bsgin 70 appear.
~ "a sggs tomorrow.
Hbg,p d every description ore
>saIng quite plsatifal.
- yalA equinox passed Wild
Asl lenis.
plls ioe Oh Sewing Ne
lpeUouUpd peicee at tho SIn'
r 0usiag llaehins Office. corner
~ onl Warrington street.
1kk6>o>he e@eees Of the J1oss
|Ilnaleo ~ Men Orleans ~
r. s'lA@,sa ~
- nsubess u The OsceoA Base
|A o. ~ lsaua1led 70 meet. q
2oOus 1ouDe tonight, q Z o'clocs
In D eedes Of tho President.
lAaOuaday, hsins palm Sunday.
CO Q Dleassnt day. was generally
Aglu,oi b W. appsoprists core
ooo0p = - Oosholie d urch here.
g alloodaace M very large.
n loeal, Who b slso Clerk Of the
~ salls asAeulas attention r.
= 60 unjcat lon from Hon. VIC.
haas, 70 b lbssd shswhere. rela'
IT, % thooe who lost limbs In the
ln1ldlu1e a1Rylea and bees those
- . oommunicate with him
enee = speedily - possible. Do
1aag sssss disappointment.
Vnlb Tooojef ~ remanded % the
- Nlhe.U. q. aathegities, lsst
SluDl1y. b being placed 10 the
~. g dspusy mssshsl Weston,
doroGo ro0se fos New Orleans th<
1Oboge Sewing xachiue OIL fo1
GboD ~ SINGER Sewing Machine
~ eeg1ee ytoat and Washington
~ laQi March 2.ti.
~ Isalouu, how the hens d
o11bt11oa h1antiihl Spring dsys
NRn klev ~ Easter 70 CON
&oe ~ nflle IUlks. % we'll q
111n 1wuof' growth. need O
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Sent postpaid ON receipt Of price.
W. E. RUSSELL, 49,,
Natchit0cheo Parish.
+. +. sOUTHHAYD.
At. for louisiana, and Missiesippt,
80 Camp Street, New Orleans.
Fob. Z, 1850.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-27

TO Bilious and Ague Sufferer.
"Wheu your Liver in Torpid,
Aud Stomach feels bad,
Go to your druggist,
For Ssuford's Now Pad"
rrAxr 10 OTHER. SEE ADVERTISEMENT.
July SIT.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-03-27

0ee6 ysjday, ~ nose seonemo.
rable day known, IN Ire annals Of
ctvili1ed and chiisrianissd nations.
~ observed IN the churches Of Thu
city. with most solemn and sppeo.
pirate ceremonies. Both Sc. Fran.
cis and Trinity churches were 6lled
With worshippers Of their respective
creeds. and tho services proclaimed
that tho oct Of atonement for mans
fall. was being observed by those
who believed that the Savior OF man.
kind had died for their salvation.
Twas the gloom Of night 10 the
hearts OF believers. preceding the
flosl brightness, eflulgenoe and glory
Of the resurrection morn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-05-04

m aster sergeant one commissary sergeant. one hos
pitai steward and two principal musicians, ana not
less than ten nor moro Than twelve companies 10
each battery of light artillery, or company 81 heavy
artillery there shall b. captain. Two trst lieu-
tenants, two second lieutsnant., on. nfst ergeant
one duarterInaster sergeant, SIX sefgesnts, Twelve
eorporals. two trump.teTs, and seventy eight pfi-
Yates.
SEcr 49, To each company of engineers there
shall BE- one captain, two hrst euienans, one sec
ond lieutenant, ten scrreants, ten eorp0rais, Two
musicians, sNty-fOur arttacets and sNtt'iouT pEl-
vates.
there shall BE- elected ~ such Organization tIras'
nrer who shall give bonds In the sum Of i've han-
drrd dollar, FOR the iaithfrl performance OF his
duties -....
der OF thr chief, upon either an ad-
drcss Of both houses Of the Legislature, The report
OF a curt Of inquiry, os the sentence 81 a court
martial.
Ly tho mandsr.in-chisf upon tender Of resigna-
ton upon the d!sbAndment OF the organization 70
which hc belongs, or, II a stan othc"r, upon me
written request Of the officer appointing him, or
upon thu qualification OF his appointed successor
or when he shaii accept an appointment In the
army or navy OF the UniIed S'aies:
Scr. 81 ANY oihcer may b. dismissed ~ me
rommaudsr.ln.chlef, when IL shal! .appesr 10 him
thai .uch officer ha been convicted OF any crime, OF
has been al shonJrably discharged OF dismissed from
Of ti. or any other state. or 10 carry out Tho ien
tence OF court martial
scr "a All officers discharged rem The ser
vic. of t.. state shsll BE- entitled % receive GER
tibea, OF .ach discharge ia such form Hs the com
/ mander-.n.chiet shall direct
syc-r Is Inttmeuts IA the reserve militia sSaIi
D. tor Two year..
may allow companies to be ofEsDiksd from the Gu
ro!rd militia oi the state. VA nImbfrs OF no' e's
/ than ,nrt, nor more than sixty enlisted mep, and
Win oihcrrs corresponding - those oi The voiun-
t.ef militia and elected a. officers OF such E0lun
,s.r militia are elected; such companies 10 be
Z knowu A. the reserve militia OF the stAfe.
SCR q, such companies may b. formed into
hti,llops r, giments and brigsd"s by the governor
and chirf. with such officers for such
/ k.tion. a. u" may deem proper; the ohe'rs
/ of .uch companies, baHalion- regiments and hfi'
! y,Je. 20 h. commissioned by the governor.
/ stcr Is such companies may b. furnished with
/ arm. and equipments and other military property
n.c...aty f,. their by the state. when ON hand
.nch urot.,rty 10 L. accounted for The same - oy
,be volunteer militia but the reserve militia shall
h. % NO other expense TO the state except when or
Je,tI ut by m, governor and commander In chief;
,bcn -. or,i. I'D ont BY the governor and cOnfnAn-
se,In.chef zach reserve militia shall be governed
by All the rules and regulations governing the vol
/ uutser militia. ,,,,
/ sEe-r So An enlisted man OF the reserve militia
/ r,v h. discharged at any time by tho commanding
otc.r of his company, With the consent OF the com
81. l.ffs ~ aytf IA II
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-10-02

enc lT C aMPAIGN BOOK. issl Agents Wanted.
0O6Hu GARFIELD HsncorS and Weaver. - pages; IS
engravlrgs. Price 81. y. With Political Compendium
s. nd for circulars 70 D. U bLIss Co. Newark. y =.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-10-02

IL made from simple Tropical Leaf and Is Posi-.
TIVE remedy for Pain in the Back. Severe Head
acheA Dizziness Inhamed Eyes. Bioating Night
swea.s, Torpid Liver. Painful Uraaiion Gravel and
oil Diseases Of the Kidneys. Liver Urinary Organs
II Is . safe and certain cure for Leucorrhea Womb
Diseases and all Female Complaints As . Blood
Puriner IL 10 uneQualed for IL the organs that
make the blood.
The largest bottle IN the market Price, 01.06s
For sale By Druggists and al dealers.
II. II. WARMER d CO.,
Rochester. n Y.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-10-02
(5jl!I3i[ll Discovery


~.
bad blood oqueo WI"
4 its n
swsiss sss"s - '--
eck, aniE
mouth inrn. heat or 1s,
mels sold by drussisA
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-10-02

IT is difficult to become familiar with
the wheels of a watch, so many ofthem
travel incog.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-10-02

Mouse q taking large repusive nauseous pill Isess
Pellets Little fils are scarcely larger ssas
Soda.
R~ing entirely vegetable. particular care -
viic n, ipc heu They without disturb 70 ~
system. die;. occupation For 1asnasse .s..s...
Constipation. lsspsre k!esA. rssn = - 80 Sr.us
TIxhfnrs. lhese, Dixziness, SsuS ksn<tafse.s
Ssssnaeis Rad Taste Nssfh Biisss aias<ks ss.s -
region OF KIaneys. luserDas Fever. bsatre 1880
to Head. take Pierce's Pleasant fssgsssss
: pIspyxs,Ry MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Prc,r. EaAis "
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-10-02

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
please say you saw the advertisement In
this paper. Advertisers like TO know
when and where their advertisements
are paying best.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-10-02
KIDNEY DISEASES. co 2*s siHTs.


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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-10-02

-s.i h., lrns-i-ss vuILDS plNpENSiRY MEDIC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
uAMPrON,s SPEECH.

In regard to the pretended extract
from Senator HANProS's Staunton
speech which some OF the more reckless
of the Republican papers keep standing
in their columns, the Senator writes to
SrrLLsoN HUrcHISs, Esq, of Washington
City:
"What good to deny this story, to in
stantly be confronted with a more des-
perate fabrication? Is my whole record
since the close OF the war and all my Ell
forts for better understanding between
the sections-a broad and down-reach-
ing work for the Union-to be frittered
away by the iorgeries OF an obscure
newspaper wriler2 / neither used the
cords attributed 10 ne nor anything dp-
proachinJ than ia meaning. | am pre-
picked and almost discouraged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
GARFIELD PILLORIED.
Howa Republican Editor in Con-
gress Made Him Wriggle and

gress Made Him Wriggle and
Squirm.
From the Troy Daily Times Rep. February
Is, 1873
If Congress keeps on to the end as it
has been going on for two or three days,
its termination will be welcomed By
hosts OF people throughout the country
as benediction. Last night, when only
Isl members were present in the House,
Mr.. Garfield called up the Civil Appro-
priation Bill, and recommended an
amendment concerning the salaries OF
public officers. Ellis II. Roberts vainly
endeavored to postpone action. But
the merceuary fellows On the floor, who
had doubtless gone there to steal s5,0Oo
each from the people OF the United
States, Knocked him with derision. lie,
therefore, made the pious Credit Mob
lier Garfield wriggle and squirm like Il
skinned eel. Eighty.one men voted IN
der the convenient cover OF teiiers, 50
lhat there is no tell.tale yea and nay
list. To pay themselves 5000 Tor term
OF service that will close next week. For
man who stands upon trial for past
misdemeanors and begs the merciful in
diligence OF the people, the conduct OF
Garfield in the business is strangely inl-
prudent in personal sense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA DIRECT.

The Ini,Higyns.r has heard from
South Carolina direct 50 has the
EgGI>rgE Here is what the REGISrsR
heard. IL * from The New York SIN
tan Independent paper OF yesterday
ANON. the callers al the National
Democratic Headquarters Last evening
was Col. Henry e.. WOrthiagiOn, lately
Collector of the Port Oi Charleston, ;.
C., who was Republican Representa-
tive from Nevada i'm the Thirty-eighth
and Thirtv-ninth Congresses, and was
subsequently, a nited States Judge.
81 believe" said he THAT and
large number Ol other Republicans
resident in the South, can discharge our
duty 10 our country and 20 our party
better bv accepting the declarations OF
zen. llancOck'S letter OF acceptance
than bv supporting Mr. Garfield. We
feel certain that ten. Hancock will
serve US in our elections, Is he has
promised fair vote and honest count,
and that his success vii, tend tn break
up race divisions and Ring Nominations
Of all kinds, and give the South
as well rs the rest Oi the country, an OPP
portunity Ia prosper AMI 10 settle local
questions fairly at local elections, free
irom both sectional prejudice and cor
ruptiOn. We regard Gen. llancOck's
candidacy rather as a patriotic than a
partisan one, ami believe that he would
give us am administration free from
those evil influences which have caused
such disastrous results in the South.
The number of Southern Republicans
who entertain these views Is larger than
isgenerally supposed. They see their
best, AMI might say only, chance for
the future in the entire Ohlite' alton OF
all hostile feeling between the North
and South which must follow Hancock's
election. - long ~ one of the great
parties OF the country makes hostility
TO the South its iSsue, there Is but little |
chance for Northern men in Southern
states. Consequently. and my friends !
intend To support Hancock without CeaS- !
ing to be Republicans"
Col. WORrUISGruN is clearly right |
The way to break UP race divisions and /
ring Nominations OF all kinds and give |.
the South, as well as the rest of the !
country, an opportunity to prosper and !
to settle local questions fairly at local |
elections free from both sectional preju.
dice and corruption, is to elect HAN
COCK. SO long Us the Radicals are in
power that long will they continue to
foment disturbances, appeal to sectional
preiudices, and wave the banner OF dis
cord in order to blind-the people and
divert them from too rigid scrutiny OF |
the abuse OF power by that party.
There are thousands OF Republicans
in every Northern State who will follow
the example of Col. Henry G. WORTH
NeroS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

Valley Grpvr-P Pole rti,lgs at Heuty D,eS /;
-.rf..ni..r M. ,tpP.N. IS Arnc;t, Alfred
,altWell and Denis % kr,''t' 49,. ..
Pornmsc- september nth. al 20 q. ". 80. 'rd,
r.,,it D. H. Good and n. a. Ferguson, S'ahd
mlly. , ...,..,
Wrst Lthcrty-Timr aud P:a''' - BE- named
Sim t,r.ys. september 18th, NJ p. "; J. a
,,1nd. T. e. Crscrait ami Robert White srand
rally. ,.-,.t, ~,
Wnod's Run SchOo, iInu>r-Srpiember stn a.
~ ". John Penilstou. !, y. EWING an" Npo'''
White. ,,,t,
G,enu's Run school, HouS- September l6th'
st-P.N.: ". ". Aru,,t. JOAN Robinson ana j.
!. WOOD ,,.E q,
Pm. pcuI, - Hcc!,c. : a. Kepncs ana Robert
White. - .
Washington District september ''3, AZ T.
NJ D n. G,sA. Alfred caldwell and L. ID.
Houston. IT,, 49,.
Crutr, p!Strirt-Gr9TI mt>> meeting. time
anil speakers 20 DC named hereafter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26

State 81 IVES; Virginia, Ohio county, -: In
the Circuit Court for Ohio county, August
Rules. lSS0:
Frederick Weimer.
vs.. In chanCery.
BShetta Daub, ct ais.
The general object OF this suit Is 20 subject
certain piece or parcel of real estate, of which
Henry Daub died seized, situate on the east side
OF Market Siaet. near seventh street, Ia the pay
mont OF the liens thereon, and, inCidently, 10
marshall the said liens 10 ascertain the respcC-
tive air o lnts and priorities OF same. ana 10 also
ascertain the value OF the dover interest of the
said Babetta Daub. widow of the said Henry
Dauh. deceased, in and to the said real estate.
And il appearing from an affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendants Charles Daub. Henry
Pduh and Emile Daub, ART not residents OF the
said Stste of Vest Virginia, and that the names
oi the persons doing business under the FIRM
name and style of Armstrong Brotre & Co.,
also defendants in this cause, are unknown. il is
ordered that the said nonresident defendants
and the said unsn own persons. do appear at the
next Rules Of this Court, 10 be hello on the tirst
Monday of September, A. ID. $50, and do what
may be necessary 10 protect their interest ia this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
w no He Is.

Correspondence OF the Register.
The editor OF the Valley Tuyimidn,
published at Staunton. Va, is one Sam
uel VI. Yost. He was Major and
Quartermas,er in the Confederate army
during the war, and was formerly a
Democrat OF the old Jeifersonian school.
After the war he was rewarded by being
appointed Postmaster by General Grant
at stanton, Virginia.
J. X. l.. HARDEsTY, NJ. ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-26
SAMUEL B. MCCoLLocH, Clerk
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

Notice is hereby given that the dispositions OF
Thomas c. Wilson. Daniel Schambra, Henry
vaas. Frederick Weimer and Others, will he
taken AZ the office OF the undersigned, at No.
13lS Chapline street. in the City OF Wheeling and
State OF West Virginia, on the sth day Of Sep
iCmber, A. D. ~, between the hours OF
evidence in the above named cause on behalf OF
the complainant. A I'D il. from any cause, the
taking of the said dispositions shall not be COM
menced, or being commenced shall not be COM
pleted on that day. the taking OF the same will
be adjourned from time TO time until the same
shall be completed. HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
SOL for Complainant.
To the defendants.
WHEELING, W. Va, August I, 1850. astoawt