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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-02-19

EI.SeCretarY of the navy A. T.. Borls
died al Philadelphia recently, aged 40.
A dozen or moro Cinnamon persisted
by the burning OF Pine street wash
house at San Francisco recently, aud ten
bodies have been recovered from the
ruins.
James A. Anderson, late public admin.
istrstor at Memphis, Tenn, was arrested
yesterday on an indictment by the grand
jury Tor irAudnlently sppropristing mon.
eys collected from the estates Of minors.
aud be was held 10 50 900. His defalca.
ton will probably amount TO $40 600.
The House committee on post Offices
be- decided to report adversely bin to
repeal tho acts authorizing the Postotice
Department TO furnish without extra
charge, special request envelopes bearing
the printed request for the return OF IN.
claimed letters.
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lsseam taa aaw whss dreaded work
lte lara oaa 40 ssa "a doae Nest o.
tbs paiasinEs sn8 mosaics have been
fsmgsed 80 the nussun ID Naples. ssd
sss3eriailY has ihe msch tailed u
P0mPcias red beeu preserved !
Kfesily admire the saeitnt dteoratiOp
q fouus ibe pecaliaf biendiag u
cplos. ard he fresbutH u some o.
The mosaics Il seemed - strAnEs 70
Il waltisg aEosnd amosg The rules 81
q sileat ely peoplsd 200 years before
Christ, while the poor. crashed hands
and feet css from tbe rains and
displayed uader glass cases send .
drill lhroegh tie heart. aud produce .
ssuse q awe which ] cannot describe.
With The AID ~ photographs perhaps !
can give yea some idea when | return.
faTo morrow We % 70 Pompeii and
Monday next TO TArrauto, which 10 our
fsrthcst point south From there ! feel
that start oo my homeward journey.
Naples is very expensive 70 strAn-
gsrs, that is. i ia so dirty and unsafe
everywhere except 10 the very beat
hotels that we're Obliged 10 live ia style
and not Try to economic as we could
10 Germany. Good old Germany eI-
oept Bavaria is honest, true and clean
Il sbe is slow and old fogy
Itis near Carnival time and the whole
city is preparing for il We shall prob.
ably be 10 Rome on the great day aud
will write again from the papGl city.
Yours &c
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tuultp.r,up1ser.

AniIs, Jas. u, 1850.
The pa.t month have neglected
writing. ewing 10 the very uncertain
state 81 our plans for we literally knew
sol irsm enc day To another where the
cunning day would fad Us, One thing
we ~ere resolved upou--to seek a
auncr climate Munich has teen so
tiremsiy esid tyoa yrunoatcrs may
ugh a. lhc expression when The ther.
meter ba been naly l5s below zero
shr iha d vas f1ly to attempt any
ghi -erirs On marble floors. 10
ZEE baidngs aaJ 40 fires think The
ii cagha. ias,ic viii soon freeze oct
rs lat ir~ visits 10 the beautilul
eiks u at in Munich have ieit a
4eh Matv ,lsi impressi0a VI aching
hspas aHd ls,l than Il the utisiio
d u's
We lell Manich. stopping lev heuts
nashrock g. ,i.i' The grave Of Aa-
ate.s Hotter the swiss patriot. wbo has
Bong hrss "a ideal 81 mine and
/ she.e marty iva shall ever iecl .
gfaage sgaiusl Napoleon
The Alps are 'fuly grand and 10 us
fArlf ~ialgy appearance was beapiliul
There So bar iiigie snow just enough
10 sm sab sbe surface while bare,
hfo~u oatline disliaelly marked their
size. These bad teea ,haw the week
tefore followed ~ cold snsp. pro-
dseing the appearance Of trozeu water
falls piseel upon many projecting
rocks The sea shone brightly add
gave that sisge 70 the pointed snow
clad sumnits - peculiar q tse Alps
Add - the trails slowly pulled u
.. thc ights We felt that il was grand
T. view 81 o. G. lhs glories above A1d
lhe dangerous af;ft below; aaa once
awhile - gasrpsetsd opeaing q
sts klgats gaze pn isioH Of dlstAses
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seSx Allsst. RAHsEY HOWARD. badge.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" KpHKlfx hookEss Esiate.
Tie unaefsignsf. having been appointed b.
the Hon Probate CgnFt TOT fia District n Has.
chester Comm ssioBefs, 70 receive. sxamine ard
H1last AL Gains sBd dsmGnas % Al Dst1oas
ARsiaxt the estate Il
Ephfsim Mo0ss, late 81 LaHdgrsve,
sad distFact, deceased, aad ail claims sHAls-
lad - ofssi ihsrsts, hsrsby give notiss thss ws
wii Eaesi Tor ths pgrposs storsssid, 81 The tvsi-
Hbg hoEss agw occupied b. fred I. Moore. 10
LaA1gFpsa - tbs zaih DAP 81 JAY rent, ffum
oe'lees, ,. ~. ubui I o'clock 3. ~. 90 sal
aay and that slT HloEtbs is0a tAs
sks 7aE dag ~ JshHsFy, a.. -, lske u he uss
llnallsa ~ sAid C0WFt ~ ssia creditors 10 pre-.
ssnt theiF claims 70 g fsr e1AfniEttsos sNd 81.
i1HkUcs.
HAKYET ET0AK, To-.
tesw fDAcHD bA1CHELDEB.
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IN sALE-

Ia SALE
ne sa3reaa8sai pFepusanss - he town 81
pexeet Il thu Ceazty ~ Hanliartaa, ~ herxty
aeGfsd tAAa ths t&ssa snsassea - mssa tsvn ahA
sosanl sastsiss Ne. "a Ia ssid iowa. witk.a tAFee
ysarp prugatians tsas aAts rsmAin IL wkoas o.
Is part usPaa3 apcz ne felsusnG aaeafsbsA
Aa1t STATED is aAd tpvn. h vi.
On tee kzfvs - anG situated "a Rch sci pss-
triet Ne. y GiefsAAsa ape known a. ths AiFsf
Qusryy IA, formerly uvuea b. A1sa. EkrznE' 20
a fstty sna later copvsFe3 BY Hlsks H. r,sss 70
JEAN ? AigsF. and rcp owpeA y hs9 ana 80.
ssssse AL tAIs6 70 jobs I. Alssr
TAtes drs AeFsoG, asa.
On 2 Asfss e tie tih nivs.rn. 30. q sna "a
seFes & ths Sih pirsipp Ne aa both q saia
piwsions drawn ~ U,s ufbt q JuepA q.
NsFa sna suysr4ed g. ksmEel supsf nd ccs.
vsyea By DAVID Naas O. N Vest.
NOV iota, les apa - sasa s n west ossvsysd
b. NhtsiFf Hauisr Nav m, issa eel - aud
AEst 10 Green rssk Msibs Co
r,Iss due t.srson d So
on An equal And gndislapd hat 81 about 10
srres II lsnA, kGgwn a. the Fulsem GARRY ana
y t-musl luiteiD conveyed % oso. o, barnard
New 80. ise. Isd b. Gee q. BARNARD eoavsysa
g. Oates Barnard. January 5. is7s and bonrd.
"a A. tsl4evt heElnniHn - a u4aH4f stamp shout
rods below The Top ~ the natri ie ledge, btiuF
The roath .tasi oarBsF Il the Las Lot % called
thsnes running nertheriY Ga TIE east Inc u said
.lsn Lot 90 rods, thtpce westerly parallel wlih
The soath hus = said sus lot 20 rode thence
southsly parallel viik the east line ~ said lot ~
Fods thepcs eAslsfly un the hoHth line 81 FkiG
'Lun Lot 40 rods 20 the place q beginning oon.
tanning 10 acres. Get 70 aud taxed 10 Gates u.
BSrptTd
Taxes doe thefeon tlsiki.
Ard 20 much OF ssid l2Rds will BE- sold al pub-
lir suction ~ the hotel 81 karrovs Whsoh, IN
Esst Dorset, 10 sad Dorstt 90 ths l6,h day Of
March, =. 1850 a. 10 O'Clock IN The forenoon,
az shall be requisite 10 discharge said tAxes with
costs uuiess previously paid
Dated ~ porset 10 slid County % Bsuhing
ton, ,his I. day u February, A isS0
ISAAC BARHpMs.
SSsw Constable And Collector.
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WM. pOWKHR,s Estals.

STAYS az NEkneS1 District Of MAhrhea
In Probate Court, held At MAnsheatsF, within
and for said District o. the ssh day Of lAnns
airy. A. y. $50.
pretent Hen n. Howard. Judge
The Adm Illustrator John hAltia IN the
estate Of VIM. Bawker late ~ suR.
derlAnd 10 sid district deceased propos.
lag 10 rsBdsr - account ~ biz sduainl strAhsn
on Baid estate, Ii Ia ordered by szsd Court that
said aecouat be examined Tor allowance 81 a zee.
slon thereof 70 he held 81 The Probate Ofiep TO
in Manchester, 10 said District % ibe
81 day ef Mare A. q, 1850, And thst no'ise
be given 10 AL persons Interested BY tie pahh
cation II this order Ia the Manchester JouGstt
newspaper puutod ~ said Manchester, three
weeks successfully, previous to said time VI
hssrhE.
true Record
Attest, X. HOWARD, Judge
trae copy Of Record
ssSw Attest, n. HOWARD. Judge.
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STATE or VERMONT
Cesar - fNsssSy4,
plrTngT - NaNraEsfeE. -

Cesar - fNsea rsps4
plsrHtg1 - NaNraUsfee. -.
IN ~ Naiigf - pestst Ftrfes, lus.3sent
On rsLtsws II lgfcisuA MabsaH, Assienss IL
nstisf stfcs, ~hh hts esee tfe1sftd isssishrl
90 Ais psa lsItea. ths seaaG8 a. thF4 gee.
srai msvitars 8f thR afsattoFf ~ tHf ssi3 nsAtef
fsrce. = ltFts te ~ he 81 ths Caats ~ ih.
solvFDcY. Cd Manehtstst. IS SD asstfse3. oa
ffitsy ne ia tst 81 Mk tt q 8 Essa 81 l8
s'eiaek j tt faeearon. taf he pafpaaf b. pFot.
iAS thsif riAinas shA 4 Is farther srdarHa tsat
nctrq - gfesa Dc psfsuut iutsfssts8 ~ tbs
FsthrsueH 81 tsid nstes IN ths Msust sslaf
sctHStls ncvepsPsf rHhlshea .u talA 5atfift
three ~Nsts sncaessifsiy. ffut.0ns g. sasf tms
81 tuseiinE.
Dated ~ Nknehtttsr. ~. Feh Itis iNso
te5p p. h siMuNbs. Register.
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PETITION.
PAlssls wIlrSsAnII.

PAlsss wIArEsAnIH.
RpvLRR koskHrf, a, 81.
The undsrsiess Appoiaisd By the Nos. Coualy
Court, within aud for the Couaty Of BssinEtoh,
Commissootrs In the seaVs tna,isd cause. per
sueut 70 AL order Of the Court herein, will cell
a, pabAe auction, 10 the highest bidder, 81 tbs
Hotel Of :. X, hAysr, 10 kaneAestet, IN the
County Of Bsnningt0a, 90 the 1lHt day February
A. d 1880, At ten o'clock In the forenoon, the
following described premises situstsd ia Asn
chester. 10 the County Of BenHingtop an State
Of Vermont, Boandsda As follows Bsginnipg at
the Southeast corner OF land owned by sAid
PrAnois WeathsTbee, on the West eide " the
highway leading past ssid Nsatherbss'a house,
thence North II degrees West, ia the north line
Of the Roberts farm, eight rods, th0aee north
5 degrees, so minutes east, II liods aud II lnks
to = stake, thence North 81 degrees and " min.
ules east. two rods 70 the center Of tho highway
thence in the center OF the highway 20 the place
Of beginning. vith the cheese factory building
thereon standing, together With the night TO
take the water from the spnng nov furnishing
water 10 the cheese factory, and from one other
spring about tventy-one rods north. east from
the frat mentioned spring 10 pipes OF other cen.
duits, with the right TO enter upon sAid Weth
horbees land At all times TO clean out tAid
springs aud by pipes or other condiuts, from
said springs to said described premises aud
mike all nr esssary repairs 10 said pires OF CON
Quits, Also the iiRhtto ditchstR water and whey
through ditch into dry we'll ON tAtd weather.
bees land, about two fVGs westerly from the
rear line Of said ", msts The owner Of said
premises being restricted from erecting any
buildings ON the above described premises north
Of where the cheese factory nov stands, and In
case they do the premises are 20 revert 90 Fran
els Weathetbee, the former grAntor. And sAid
premises are the same premises described, in a
certAin deed from Francis WeAthSTbee TO BdGsr
b, HOLSTER, and Charles W. King, dated August
2Oth, 1878.
Manchester, VT. February 81, A, d 1880.
JAMES X BATCHELDRR,
L0vELAND MUhs0N,
j. Is. H0LLIsTEH,
SS9w Com sioners,
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Youths Suit, a Boys auh OF Okiid's suit 70
alszys 10 hIR0RLB Cldking store, 81 tktt IL
the emily place 10 town where you can be suited
the best sEd buy the best goods for the least
money.
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hhefAA m0NEENe Nv rmN r. ' a. - -
Tatkt sUsGETa.
Tie aAnaal mestaF ite 8auontl
valley Isaer,rlai seeissy ass htla 81
A9Ams Ia last ss,sf5ay IAefs 80
fstf asleadanee ,Agsgb tbs tai stste
II lAt ut4s 81 t.tt osstes itP.
sams awAy wla vasA ataeruise have
bees pfgtsat
TIE fa} aiug Ansn5meuts g she ~.
iAa. 81 - society were adopted
No pteuisns shall be awarded TO
auy article anima Or product uuless
Zach article, spiu pfosaci shall
have beer swnsd ~ the Htmbcf -
Litiaug !, a least ,brse moashs pie.
vieas - sueb eabititioa Tes IroFs
SOC shall bst apply 70 articles waaaiae-
tered ~isiia iba limits Of tLe society
o. Ill speaa premiums awarded to
person. lising oeisi5c q the society
Asy person who has oeeu sppoinied
lodge u Auy elass 81 exhibits aud who
-ishs, Is mgsfr ~ pfemiam 10
tAst els.s ,hsl, aeuiy ths secretary 81
tse f.et II ne lius q making lho eptry
ass .Aa thea IL 81. hatged from sefv
ias - iadsr rs tbai class ADD another
llss - I'll NJ appuiaied 10 bis PLACES iu
tha ciss
.a.H tor duty iths nirsaaap
10 appaist lbres n their uumier 30 set
asa committee during the fair for tbe
purpose 81 aIliag vasabcies that may
occur IL The let 81 adgts aud 70 fur
ni,h any required iufo'nation g TIE
isdges 10 regard 10 their duties. Ibis
committee shall have an Office on tie
tair gioguds aud shall be Al such Office
10 attend to their duties at such times
~ laid duties shalt be required Of
issm This COMMITTEES shall also de-
DE al qacstioas il regard to pedigree
biooded stock
~ member Of this society wbo
san knowiugly aud with intent 70 de-
ye TIE judges make any false state
aert 10 regard T. any article, animal
ptoduct exhibited by him f1t pre-
nlum shall not only forfeit such pre-
miam AZ may have been awarded to
him at that fair but also Be forever after
I,sharrcJ from receiving any premium
a, the hands Of the society.
certificate Of registry Or written
and duly attesled pedigree shall be 10
quifed Vi al exhibitors Of thoroughbred
.tock before a premium shall be award
ed ior such stock
Ii was als0 voted that the town o
shAltsbufy be admitted to the limits o
lbe society, add that the vice presiden
shall be entitled 70 vote as Director
Of lhe society
The lreasurer's report was read au'
accepted. Balance in the hands of th'
Treasurer. slO0.33.
The following officers were dull
elected President. +. y. Smith
Vice President. w II, Beebe; Secre
tary, ID. X Simopds Treasurer Geo
q Burton
DIRECTORS.
Manchester. II w Cook, O. b
Muusop, J Mofat
Donsel. WIN. D, Ames. N. A. Bar
ton.
Sunderland. julius Hill.
Arlington, Henry FArnam, d. @
Barney
Salisbury. N Bottom
ssndg4ie. +. Hoyt.
Rupert. Dwight Taylor
perG, d Bstehelder.
WishAll, Y, Benaun
Laudgioye. II r. Fem
A meeting u the Directors tor ID
purpose 81 resi.ing tho premium list
appointing jed, ~ aud making othe
arrangements for the next Iair will b
held At ibpe,- eotsl, Factory Point
Fdd.y. Mach l2th Al / o'clock A. n
Ii I. important nat q. many Director
as pos,iHiv - present Al this meeting
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Tee Administration af The estate v 0ea HOP.
tius kls u Rupert, d.css-sd, vlil sell ths rsal
estate Ard personal property kelupg ng g. SAID
estate nsnctioa o. Wednesday, March Sd SO
tsf2W
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~ kthngt d, FEB lelh, NfA Mars CanAsla,
vits q uspry Hals, IN ne Sstb ysat q Der ace
- Asncbrsst Feb '2ih, Ahss, -iis sf wsa
haftats ANA dkaEhltt - Mr. A n rltlaiae.
aE.A ID fhAfa
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0UR AMERICANARTI

OUR AMERICAN ARTISTS.
Mr.. 8. O. W. BENJAMIN viii continue these
pspers which have been 90 gladly welcomed BY
the people At large, being the only Art Series
ever prepared for young readers; and, IS during
1879, they will be largely Illustrated by the art.
ists themselves, and will Also take UP Bculpt-
ors, Bird and Flower Painters, Book and Mags-
zine Illustrators and EhgrAyers.
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WANTS.

Advertisements. ubasf ihts head, tsn ststs
lies each lnssften.
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sWHN = EI ILLH. NIFfEs
Brsttisbore. W. Psb, 10th. 1850. tgiw
GUARDIAN NOTICE TO SELL

u hDIAN null CE IL BELL
~ REAL ESTATE.
sTArR ~ YGAsaET, District az Manchester, sa
10 Probate Court. held Al Manchester, wiskin
aud for sAid district, on The 18th day of Jta.
uAFy. A. H., 1870
Michael o. COnnsry. guardian of James Co1-
nary, John n. CeHnAry and franeis W. ConHary.
males application 10 said Court for Acsnse u
se the following described sai estate " hia said
wArds, 10 vii All tbs interest u bic said wards
IN HOUSE aud barn and about twc keTss ofiAnd,
situate 90 Dorset HiH 20 called. aHd the ssns
real estate wbsIsof Bridget CoansFg. late 81
Dorssi, died seized, and fspTssseAaG
that the snls thereof, for the purpcss Of psttssK
The prOcssds d such sss II iaisrsss e. taysstisg
the same 10 stocks % real estate. vssid be be-
eac Al 10 sBid yards
WAersupon Il vas ordered shat hsAFiag en-
sald application be had At Probate Cesgt v BE
holden At the Probate Ones 10 Manchester II
ssia disttiet On the 18th day u FshFuaFy, . D.
1880 and that Boties u said sppilestios. the "a"
Ia . and reasons thereof and thf TIME and Place
% hearing tLsregn be EissB 20 Al psfaoas ia
tsfestad by Publishing eeFtlnsd eoEy " he
record ~ SAID order thrts weehs saeesssiTeiy 10
the Manchester JouhaAf, HsurpspsF pratss
At said Manchester. prefious 70 ssld tine 81
hearing, that thsy may tppssr Al said time aHs
place, aud, II they zee eaase. sbjsss tksFess.
49, Attest. RAhgEY HOWARD. yrSss
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-23

DRowNED.-Last Friday morning,
Miss Della Dickinson, daughter Of
Henry Dickinson, living at Round
Bottom, in this county, went to the
river for some purpose, and not re-
turning in q reasonable time, her
family became uneasy and search
was made, which resulted in finding
ina skiff moored at the bank, u rag
which was recognized us one used by
Miss Dickinson in bandaging her foot
which was sore from cut. This
was the only trace of the missing
girl, and it was conjectured that she
had fallen out of the boat while
washing her sore foot, and been
drowned. The river was dragged,
but nothing discovered of the body
until Sunday morning last negro
man living at Col. Crockett's, while
out fishing, saw the body floating
down the river, caught it and
brought it to the shore. Her parents
were notified Of the finding and came
for the body. Thecorpse had aoated
about fourteen miles from where the
girl is supposed TO have fallen into
the water.-Hiaton Herald.
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On last Wednesday evening, as
Mr.. Samuel Deem, of Grassy Mead.
ows, was driving a wagon with four
horses in it, hauling saw logs across
the Muddy Creek bridge, ut Pales-
tine, Greenbrier county, a span of
sixty feet suddenly gave way, pre-
cipitating driver, horses and wagon
violent down on the rocks beneath.
The citizens soon gathered up and
assisted in liberating the horses from
their perilous condition. We are
glad to note, however, that there was
no serious damage sustained. Mr..
Deem had one arm and leg slightly
hurt, the horses were considerably
bruised but none were killed, the
wagon was badly broken. This
should be q warning to those who
have control of this bridge to have
it substantially rebuilt. We under
stand it is very weak at best.-Hin-
ton Herald.
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Notice to Contractors.

TNHE undersigned Bridge Commissioners,
i will receive Sealed Proposals until
IL o'clock Noon, June ESD, 1850,
at New Haven, Mason County, West yir.
ginia, for the building Of Wooden Gov.
cred Truss Bridge across Broad Run, in
Graham district, in said county, on the
Ohio river road. There will be about 1900
perch of stone work, laid in cement. $50
cubic yards OF dirt fill, one span OF Truss
bridge 100 feet long and two spans, or up.
proachcs, supported by King bolts and
braces, all to be covered with white pine
shingles and sided up with dressed luni.
Der, joints battened and painted with three
coats OF paint.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the County Court Clerks office, at Point
Pleasant, until noon of the 22d day OF June,
and on the sd at New Haven, at Roush's
Drug Store.
Bids may be left with the Clerk OF tho
Mason county court, or said Drug Store, or
with either OF the undersigned.
Bonds with good security, will be re-
quired OF each contractor, and the Com
missioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. Given under our hands May
Slst, 1880.
+. w. sISsoN,
CARLETON YOUNG,
81 w. II. CLARKE,
' june !6-9w Commissioners.
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PLATFORM.

WHEREAS, The coming election is sinp-
ly a contest between the Democratic and
Republican parties for supremacy in the
country, and
WHEREAS, The Democratic party has ev-
err sought to preserve the constitutional
rights and privileges OF the people, and has
legislated always for the best interests and
substantial prosperity Of all classes, there
fore
Resolred, That the Democrats OF Mason
county, i'll convention assembled, declare
their faith in and adherence to the princi-
pies Of their party, and believe it to be the
only organization possessing the power and
integrity to rescue the general government
from fraud and oppression in high places
and to snatch our country from the threat
ening frowns Of imperialism.
Resolvcd, That in our opinion there are
principles OF free government involved in
the approaching elections that override
in their importance all questions ofintern-
al policy, and that to insure perpetuity
OF the blessings Of liberty and good gov
ernment, the highest duty devolving upon
American citizens, is the preservation OF
our republic, by means OF peaceful and
unawed ballot.
Resoltnd, Alsoin the language ofthe Dem
ocratic party Of the eastern Pan Handle OF
this State, "That we are prepared to enter
the contest OF 1880, National and State in
the full confidence OF victory, with the
principles-free elections; the supremacy
OF the civil over the military power; integ-
rity and ability in our public agents; a
sound but ample currency; the reserved
rights OF the State, and death to fraud, cor
ruption, subsidies, monopolies and imper.
ialism, proudly emblazoned upon our ban
ners."
Resolred, That we are in favor Of thor.
ough and efficient law providing for the
State inspection Of mines.
Rcsolred, That we cordially invite all
those who have been misled in leaving the
Democratic party, and all Republicans who
believe that their party has served its day
OF usefulness, to vote now with the old
I and true Democratic party.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-23
Annual Meeting Of the Board Of
Oyerseers of the Poor, and In.
yitati0n for Sealed Proposals
from Physicians.

THE annual meeting OF the 0verseers Of
i Poor, for the County OF Mason, will be
held at the Court House OF said county, ON
the 9Th day OF July, 1880. All accounts
against said Board must be iteniized and
accompanied by an order from the Over
seer OF district in which the pauper resides
and filed with the Clerk at least five DAYS
before the meeting Of sud Board.
On the same day sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned, Clerk Of
said Board, at bis Office in the town OF
Point Pleasant, up to u o'clock, noon, from
physicians for furnishing surgical and med
ical aid and medicines to the paupers OF
the ten districts throughout the county,
and at the Poor House for the ensuing year
commencing on the 10th day of July, 1850.
Physicians can bid for one or more dis
tricts. The bids WILL be opened on the en-
suing evening OF the 5th day Of July, and
awarded to the lowest responsible bidder.
Parties will be required to ehterinto bond,
with security.to be approved by the Board.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. By order OF the Board:
TH0S. FOWLER, President,
JN0. L. Trims, Sec'y.
Monitor copy weeks
june2-3w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-06-23
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Register.
CIScISSATr, o., June %, $50 P. N.
Governors Stephenson, ofKentucky,
WILDE elected permanent Chairman
tomorrow.
New York has decided to cast her
seventy votes for Payne, of Ohio. 1t
looks now as if Payne would be NOM
mated on the frstsballot.
~ n5 Geo w. TIppErr.