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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

g10 Lerlodlco, revista nj documento
d guuo, podrs ser extraido del tugar
que q rio .,t te destln .dc.
Att g. n tend. 6n ierecho CON-
currlr si local y uniones drl Nrc"tO
sinO IS sooins que 10 componeu. LIS
lie t.~e lnet,Lu,.uu y de IA msnA ia
duie, los trauseuBts 8 = q. peullentes de
comercIo Oil Representation Le ia cas- :
Que pertenezcnD, pOdrAn asistlr, g.
via il pres. II Iaciou do sus corfespuu
dieutes tltuios o en vi'tud de lntIoduc-
cioa por uu s6ci lie este.
AIT. 40 E. Cir4ulo Mercanta stable
&c rs reci pru ciJal con IL Un On Mercan
tai dc Ponce y touts aqueIios centres
;;leados 8 pOr cr-ar que 70 eDcuentleu
en relacloueS con esla ~.
CAPITU. O SEGUNDO.
DE LOS GoCIoS.
Art. s. Eli OircMo Merca"tI 10 CON-
p0uura de
6ocios honorarios, propietarios, 60.
rresponsales = de m6rito.
Sc considerar& como s6cio honorarto
al Excmo. Sr. Gobernador GeneraI de
Ia Provincia.
Socios prorietarios: 4 los que, renfi i7n-
uu las Cona.cloAes ne. .esSrlts, usten lns'
orItOs en- las matticu.As 40 iuiOstgia Y
"a mefclu J ta,iet,g n q asig4"c:o4 quo
.ieu-rmina A.L ulo IT,
Socios norresptns4l=s los que resi-
us !. l4s,a ia j.. Z W, CID.
Y soclos te mer.lo. los que pes t,.n--
CIe.uo a = "a. NO 40 alt rio
!, +, se hos "a ajgnes 10 seI .. y ja.c.o
"a. -. i H. q i.hfA, Y II . fann6aEn -,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

tremecen d sus menores movimien.
fos /; sin embargo, fria en- su Juror y
metodica en- sus violencias, calcula
sobre la guerra, val6a los hombres
con 81 dinero y 2esa Ia sangre con
las mercadurias.
Hablando otro escritor antique de
.os polfticos injustos dice La que
rra = Ia paz, nombres tan respeta-
bles, son para ellos dos espccies de
moneda de que usan, segGn sus in
tereses y nunca conforme 4 la justi-
cia. Mas laudables son todavia
cuando hacen una guerra alberta,
que no cuando disfrazan con los
nombres sautos de justicia, 10 que en-
realidad no es mas que una tregua
de injusticias y de crfmenes, F."
Tropa hambrienta de aduladores
y services, ineptos cortesanos, gran
des orgulloSos, privados sin me ito
alguno, hombres descreidos que bus
can la OCCASION de aprovecharse de
las debllidades humans, convirtien.
DO los vicios ajeuos en- provecho pro-
pio, sue'en ser los polfticos que bus
eau elextremo DE- la adulaci6n, COM
medic de remo.t .rse 4 Ia region del
utiiitarismo mas egoista, sin parar la
consideration en- qus h4y quien los
We y los ccntempla y los compadece;
verdaderos sacerdotes de la cegue.
dad 8 de la codicia, faltos y menti.
nos profstas que predican ell bien de
conveniencia, practicando ell NAL real,
nuevos Maholnas que Sc ejercitan EN-
un judalsmo grosero y repugnaL.
te, pero perfectamente acorde con
las tendencias de su caracter, siu
ciencia y Sin virtud, sin convicci6a
nj fe.
Pueblo puertoriqueno! Por
nosotros, tanto como por otro aigu-
no, cualquicra que sea, amada Isla
de Boriuquen s, tus puertss lie.
ga alguno de esos seres, cuya 6sono.
mia moral acabamos de describir,
rechdzalo con indignacl6u ; que TO
son, no, tus s,lvldores los que, en-.
6 g'landndose con el pomposo tftulo
de amigos del pats, propinan eu do
r"dos cops ei fetal venspo, y EN-.
baucan d las gentes sencillas con ens.
noradus cantos do sirena, que, 81
tuvieran eco, az convertirian man {.
na Ell desgarr41ores grltos de duelo
y desesperaci6n.
iPue los. old Ricos 6 pobres,
saulos 6 'gnornntes, escuchad! En-
81 camlno qne emprendlereis propo:
neos 1nicameute ell bien pGbllco u
los intereses de la spciedad q quieu
Sc debe Ell ho'nbre por complete.
| Gobernantss, que por camiLos
1lferentes aspirais 4 la reputaci6u
Considered que ella no es otra cosa
lue ell afecto debido a la verdad y q
/. ticci6, y q la per61ia. y NO oIvi.
deis jam4s que derrumar las gracias
entire cortes AMOS y prlvAdos sin me-
rito, quitAudo q la vlrtud las recon-
peDsas y los honores que le son de-
bldos, es, como hA dicho ell gran Ca
ton, extlrpar de la juventud las vlr'
tudes uecesarias al bien pdOiico so.
cial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

del Estado con los de nuestro casti.
.gado Comercio, y sc haga completa
justicia q este aliviindole de las one.
rosas erogsciones y trabas con que le
szotan ell Arancel y Oe1enanzas vi
geDteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

EI2 del corriente debe htberse
cerra 10 la legislature lie NuevA-Y ol k
oejando pen1leates numerosos pro.
yectos de icy de grave importancia
para ei pueblo que paga. Pero CO.
mo nuuca falta un roto para un des-
cosido, Sc han aprobado otros por los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

Dos palabr1s, y estas por mera in"
ci iencia, acerca de Ia causa de Gnl-
teau, del barbaro 6 inicuo asesino de
Garfield. T4uenos ahora que la
S1premA Corte de Columbia ha re-
ch do de piano y unauime'neute
/. Ultima preteusl6n del abogado de:
fensor del REQ. R.tiuci.se esta d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
T ELE O. r A N A.
De OaysYlreolbnnos el Is q. .

De OayeyFecibnnos el Is el 81.
.0ulsnte despaeho
condicionaIes Gay y I5rltrsss..= M. a1---.s ,1f,=-
t. conoedido por Gdbieruo s. ~
ques. 49,, .,...a,. = go. SIS as4.v,
De todo corsg6n agradecemos 4
nuestros estimsdos correligionarios
de Cayey. dignamente represe tados
DOR eI 8 hf Vazqaez, esta pruebA
de aprecio y defereucia que nos enor.
gullece.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

suplicar se veri6case una nueva vista
del proceso. Pero no par6 en- este
solamente Ia negativa del tribunal
aludido. Ainda m1is, ha coufirma-
do Ell fallo del ]uez Cox apoy andose
en- muy s6lidos 8 irrecusables funda.
meDtos. Ri patrono de Guiteau no
Sc da punto de descanso buscando
resquicios y mas resquiciosen. la eau.
sa. Pero q pesar de todo, los HAS pa.
san fugaces y Sc acerca el 80 del CO.
rriente, dia eu que dara el asesino
cuenta q Dios de su crimen. Sc apro.
xima, ST. y esperanto con zozobra los
pocos enulos del desgraciado G. .r6e;d
y hssta simpatizadores con ell asesino
que chillan ahora y vociferan contra
la pena de muerte y no tienen incou.
veniente en- :ynclar al pr6jimo en-
una esquina. Esto no obstaate, y por
mas que en- todas parties haya excep-
clones lasti'nosas en- Ia sana genera.
lidad, l, mayorfa inmensa del pue-
bio americana, que falt6 POGO para
que despedazara a Guiteau q rafz
del 1eito y que b 'sta f,rm6 socie.
dades vengadoras lie Garfield, exige
y quiere que Sc hAga justicia, y jus.
ticla eJenpiar, en- cabeza de un NAL.
vado que no vacll6 en- hollar todas
las leyes divinas y humans en- la
perpetraci6n de una ipiquidad ho.
rrenda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

Acaban de hacerse dos de los viaies
tras .tllnticos mas breves que Sc co.
nocen. Ell vapor Alaska ha emplea.
do siete diss para lr de Greens.
tow 4 N leva. York. Ell misno es-
pacio de temp, POGO menos adu.
iuvirti6 para regresar a Europa.
Prodigios del sigio del vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
0ACETA De HOY

Raj Dscteto hacienda obligstorio el
uso de las medidas m6trico-
en- todos los dominios do la Monarquis,
Dara todps las cinses del Estado y en-
todos los actos p1blicos y privaaos que
reuuisran el empleO de pesss y medi-
das.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

Ests vacante Ia plaza de meaico titn-
lar de Bayam6p, aotada con 800 pesol
anuales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
Ell asssinato del Principe Imperial.

La Weekly Chronicle, de San Fran.
ciscu, hs pub lcalu recientemente IN
art,cn o de- sensaoi6n reprodnCi1O por
Il Figaro y que stribuye ssesinos dc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

Rsrlamento para la eiecuci6u de 10
lev de pasas y medidas DE- IS lie ju-
.io Dr. 1849 para las islss de Cuba y
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

IL al RECLAIM ,nte.
CArITULO TERCERO.
DE LA D1RECCI N z ADM1N1sTRAoI IN
DEL ofRcuLo.
At IL. l.. llreccloa Y sdmioistrA.
ci6a do. Circuto Mercantit estarA enco.
mendada oua lunta que SO denomlna-
ra "Junta D,rectlva.
Esta 80 COIN pon lrl lie un Prasidente,
uu Vtcs-Pt esldents y nueve Vocalee.
uuu IL. los cuales hara les veces do To-
sorero, alanio e.egidu pos IL mlsm.
OlrsotlvA, to los con VOC y voto y do
s ,creta.lo con voz, pero sla voto.
Cuando las CircnnstAncias 10 reClamen,
& iuicio ie Ia DIrectlva podra nom.
brarse un representsnte en- Madrii para
la deionsa de los intsreses del Ctrcaslo.
Art. 13. So elegira suplentes q to-
dos los Vocaies para que sustltuyan q
Sstos en sus enfeImedadeS o auseuCtas
asi como .os Vocal@s TN Il ,rclclo ue
su cargo poaran On ld6atico oaso reem.
p.azAr u, Ptusiuents y Vloe. president
siQulenao III orden CorIoiativc por q,
uHar QUO pan On Ia llsta Ae olecclon
Art. Ia. La JoDt. Objective 80 r~u
III por 10 lnenUs uos veceS ~ m7ss a.
ulen AZ ei tr.,sI ieuts cuuvOoar 40 ruu
aIOu Co, IL h0ras uo HuGlO4paCi0u.
QAand,I asAnGos de CoAsl,IoIactoa H.
reQaistau pDdr VI PcesI lent' couv Joar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

cuales trinan los contribuyentes. Un
fen6meno mas de los que en- este
pats de los contrastes Sc experiment
tan 4 cada paso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

lilo. y acomp mpu Il sndo ademas todos los
iatos Y sntscedeatas reiatlvos los
nismos, debi9n 10 igualmente sumlzls'
trar las LoticIas q,e sobre ei particular
30 le III ian, fin de lievar sl amino de
uuien corresponds ei dereoh 4ue a,ls
Ia al rhniArn tnte.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

THE railroad meeting ct the Court
House. at S,usaay syeung, though
well attended, was disappointing and
discOuraging IN its results to the
friends Of the railro Between the
lukewarpness Of some of its profess.
ed Irieods and the covert opposition
o! its enemies, the project has met
its death. Nothing remains to be
done but to hustle it into its un-
timely grave and have it as speedily
as possible forgotten. 1t is our de-
ibera'e conviction that if Kingwood
ls ever connected by railroad with
the outside world, the result must
either be secured by foreign capital,
or after it's own wealth has passed
into more liberal and enterprising
hands than now control it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

The Boston Courier tells the fol-
lowing If disgusted Msssachusetts
RsruoIcau:
Il ell you what it is" be remark
ed preparing to ell his pipe, I'm
going to emigrate from my town. 1t
basn t gwen a Democratic majority
tor Governor before since 1855. l
cant stand i'll Tn too strong a Re-
publican" Hold on, JOHN: not so
iasil Now, look at it" replied bic
friend. BUTLER was first Democrat.
wasn' the? Yes Then, when be. vo-
ted seventy five times or 30 tor JEFF
DAVIS in the Charleston Convention,
he was an obnoxious Democrat, wasn't
he ?" Yes" Then be became a
Republican, Yes "Theu, with his
Greenback theories and things, he
became an obnoxious Republican,
didn't he? Yes. Then again
Democrat, and not halt so obnoxious
as hefore2' "Well, p'raps, "Now,
doesn't the turn come round for him
to be Republican again ? "Mebbe.'
JOHN have hope go home, feed
your horse, your cattle and your
hens. Eat good square Thanksgiv-
ing and Christmas dinners, aud
have no doubt about January l Gov
ernor BUTLER viii give us good Old.
fashioned Republican inaugural. II
Senator HoAR wants to emiprate let
him. You stick to business john
lighted his pipe and departed in 81.
ence.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

The New York TriJuus says tibet
the man in the story who, after bis
horse had been stolen, placed a large
end Intricate combination lock or
bic barn door and stationed savage
bulldog thst bad been brought mp on
human flesh in front o the door aud
who himself kept watch and ward
over the door DAY and night armed
10 each one Of bic individual qnasbinp
.eeth with rifles, clubs. cana Of dyp-
smite aud Kerosene lamps-sIl OF
which mordsrous weapons be had
trzt carefully loadsd--lbat very man
pops up sPoutaueous'y into the rec.
objection Of The American people az
they read Of tLs Prss.dsaps tardv
not to cay poslmortem, activity in
the Star Route matter
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

Mr.. CHAs. BURDETT HART has be-
come one of the proprietors of the
Wheeling Inteltigencer and will
have principal charge Of the
editorial department of the paper,
Mr., Campbell, so long in charge re-
firing in search OF rest and improved
health. Mr.. HART, who has had ex-
tensive newspaper experience, was
at one time managing editor OF the
baltimore Gazette, and afterwards on
the editorial staff Of the Philadel-
phia Press.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

NEVER before in the history of the
American Congress was there so much
packing Of carpet bags ia view Of an
approaching session. This If because
the House that meets next Monday
is probably the last House 10 assem-
bic for some years wherein the jobbers
will haye show. That is why in
packing their carpet bags they are
all examining in their hearts aud last
desperate hopes along with their
documents and clean linen,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
DAILY. SUNDAY, WEEKLY.
An ESTEPRIsiNG, PRoGREssIvE AND
COMPLETE LOCAL AND GEN,
ERAL NEWSPAPER.
INDEPENDENT AND OUTsPOKgN ON IL PUB
Lilo QUEsTIoSs; AB1UNDINo ~
News, LITERARY MmcEL.
LASY AND FAMILY
READING
n ABLY Edited Farmers Department!

The Wheeling Register was founded in
1862, at the time OF the Inauguration of
the State of West Virginia. As "A part
and parcel of the new state, closely iden.
tined with It's enterprises and contributing
IN modest measures 20 its advancement, he
Register shares m the just EMULATION with
which our people regard its bright career.
The population of the State has increased
In greater ratio than most of the old Statrs
her schools have multiplied and improved
II efficiency. her government has been well
and economically hdministed, her resour-
ces are being developed with energy, and
her people aIe growing in enlightenment
aud thrift. With the growth Of the State
the Register has grown, with it's develop
ment The Register has prospered Aud as
showing the estimation in which the paDeT
is held by the citizens OF the State for
whoee interests it has steadfastly battled,
we can say with truth that no Other paper
Is read 10y as many West Virginians, nor
Goes any other penetrate every part of the
Stste as II does.
The Register will continue, az hereto
fore, the advocate of broad aud liberal
policy in the conduct of public affairs, the
extension and strengthening Of the Free
School System, the improvement of the
State and the development OF is resources.
It's propr!etprs point TO rs past as an earn
est of Us future.
The Weekly Register is magnificent
S-page, 64-culumn paper-Dnce 81 90 by
mail.
The Sunday Regiater Is the same size.
and has already gained very large circu-
hliOu-price 50 90 by mail.
The Daily Register is printed at 81 80
per year.
The Model map of WEISS Virginia. the
most complete Map ever Issued of the
state, is nov ready for delivery. Pclcs
Any person RENTING TO US the subscrip-
ton price of either edition of the paper,
adding 10 cents thereto, will receive q COPY
OF this Map. Thus -
Weekly Register year and Map 81 so
Sunday q" d" " (" y 10
Daily q" on
Daily every day in the year, with Map 8 30
Your subscscription and friendly aid
are respectfully solicited.
An agent in every school district is
wanted 10 got up clubs for the Weekly
Reg ster. a CLUB OF 10 and a Map to each
subscriber will be cent for SI3 so. and y
special premium of copy Of The paner
one year and the Map, will be sent TO the
gat,er up OF the CLUB.
LEWIS BAKER & 60.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

a LETTER-SHEET, envelope, and
postage stamp combined, all to be
sold Tor three cents, is to be the mex,
step ofthe Government toward meet
Ing the demand for cheaper postage.
That will not satisiy the public. A
rigid pruning Of expenses that will
give Us genuine cheap postage is de-
manded' The people prefer to buy
their own paper and envelopes. All
they ask OF The Government is that
1t carry their letters for a reasonable
sum.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
FREE Trade with fo,e;,

FREE Trade with foreign countries
10 something entirely impossible so
long as 1T is necessary TO pay the in
terest and gradually reduce the
principal OF our enormous public
osbti but economy in the expendi-
ture OF the public money is something
that is not only possible, but ipdis
pensabiy necessary. Fighting about
the one may safely be postponed IN
til the Dem Ocracy have gained con-
troll OF the Governments but acting
upon the other cannot be put off for
moment unless all idea Of gaining
control Of the Government is to be
forever abandoned.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

THURLow WEED, an eminent New
York journalist aud politician, died
on Wednesday OF last week, in the
85th year OF has age. Just before his
death Mr.. WEED made sworn state
ment concerning the death of VIII
LIAM MORGAN for exposing the Sc
crets of Freem asonry, which clears
up mystery Of more than fifty years
standing. The dying revelation of
the veteran politician is lengthy
document Of describing interest, aud
is to the effect that MORGAN was
kidnapped" and taken to Fort Nj
agara and placed in the magazine
that he was subsequently, visited at
night by supposed band OF Masons
who representing that be was to be
taken to Canada whers be would
soon be joined by his wife and chill
dren, induced MORGAN to get into
boat with them, Which was rowed to
the mouth ofthe river, where a rope
was wound around his body, 10 each
end Of which a siuzer WAS alta ched,
aud be was thrown overheard and
drowned. Tuis, in brief, is the story
of the murder OF WILLIAM MORGAN
as told to Mr., WEED something more
than nifty years ago by JOIN WHIT
NEY. Of Rochester, New York, one
OF the participants in the tragedy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

PROFESSOR Brooks, Of the Red
House Observatory, OF New York,
has published a request that prayers
be offered in all tho churches tomor-
row Sunday for clear weather on
she 9th OF this month in order that
the transit OF Venus, which is to
occur at that time, may be visible.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant %, and by virtue of decree
nt the Circuit Court o. Preston CouBty,
West Virginia, rendered in the cause Of
John Miller, Jr.. vs. Samuel III. Lipscomb
et al, ON the 18th day OF April, 1882
The undersigned special commissioner
will, on
Monday, November 81, 1889.
al one O'Clock g. m, at the tlcu, 90 ~
the Courl buuse OF said couniy 10 Ktg
WOOD, offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder
the real estate decreed 10 be solo in sa "a
county, to-wit OIe lot of ground 10 tue
town OF Newburg, Preston County, with
blacksmith shop thereon the samv that
was conveyed by VIM. Wolf 10 said
Samuel 81. LipscOmb, and alec parcel
oi land containing two acres and sixteen
poles stu ited near the town Of NeWburg
IN SAID county, which was also couYs yrd
by said Wolf 20 said LipscOmb, together
with all the appertenances thereuuIo be
logning. SAID parcels of land are well
situated and valuable.
Terms-Said property will be sold for
cash Ia band sufficient to pay cOsts Of
suit ana proper charges for sale, and the
residue upon a credit of six. twelve and
eighteen months, purchaser executing
notes WI good security bearing interest
therefor.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
81
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
JOHN BARTON PAYNE,
noV4.4 Special Com r

STATE of West Virginia, County of
Preston, S.:
l, Smith Crane, Clerk Of The Circuit
Court Of said county, do certify that JnO
Baron Payne. who was w decree OF
SAID court, rendered on the t3la day of
April, 1882, la the Equity cause of John
miller, Jr against Samuel N. LipsComh
et al appointed Special Commissioner 10
make sale Of the real estate therein de-
creed To be sold has this day gwen bOud and
security 10 said cause as required by law
Given under my hand, TINS 81 day Of
November, 1882
SMITH CRANE, Clerk,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

TIE people Of Philadelphia seem
determined to demonstrate that they
have some rights which even street
railway corporations should respect.
With this view The committee Of one
buodred, which has already worked
much good for the city, has given
Official notice that bin will be IN
troduced in the Pennsylvania Legis-
laturo at its next meeting for the
repeal Of The passenger railway act
passed 10 1868, which is 20 the H.
terest Of the street railway corpor-
slious, ard which, 10 BE- open y
charged, was gotten through tie Lee
gi-Isturs by the lavish use Of money
Supplementary 70 this BE- an associa-
ton oi leading citizens, organ.z.d -
few evsDings ago, and who protest
aga.us. The Indifference with which
these corporations consider the
private rights q che property bo.d-
efs. The organ cation Is under The
control Of Jealous, intelligent gem
t.emen, Who have employed ega.
couass. t9teke promp. setion against
tue railway companies wherever toe
rights Of property -hr.dsrs are iu-
.rGgsI.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

GAME, the des,gnated appointee
of the Mormon Church, has been
elected congressional Delegate from
Utah 10y an whelming majority
over the gentle candidate. A Salt
Lake dispatch says that although a
monogamist, GAME is nothing save
the tool OF che president and apos-
ties Of the poIy8amous church, and
will work and vote, If seated, for no
legislation except ibst favorable to
theruilng theocracy. Tne same dis
patch states that the great Demo-
cratic victorian the Eastern States
recently will be made the subject Of
sermons and addresses in ali the
tabernacles throughout he Territory
the apostles, bishops and elders en-
Phas'z ng the result as a visitation
OF Providence to defeat and destroy
the Republican party on account OF
their passage Of the Elmunds bill
and other Legislation inimical to
Mormon practices. The result Of
the election shows that there il 20
hope for he redemption OF Utah Ter
tory save by Legislative commission
which. it is understood, all the gen .
tiles will petition Tor in the coming
session Of Congress.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02
Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors Of Lawrence Broderick,
deceased:
In pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the County Of Preston made in
a cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate Of the said Lawrence Rroder.
lex tn the payment of his debts, yCu are
required 20 present your claims against
tue estate OF the said Lawrence BrOder-
lex, for adjudication Ia Smith Crane
Commissioner, 10 his office in the said
county, on or before the 2lsT DAY OF
OCTOBER next
Witness, Smith Crane, Clerk Of said
Court, this 9th day Of September, 49,,
SMITH CRANE.
oWSio Clerk
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-12-02

TO an persons holding liens by udg-
Ineut or Otherwise, O. the real estate
~ any part ihoieOfof David $, steven
SON.
ln pursuance OF "a decree of The Circuit
Court of Preston County made loo "a
cause therein pending 10 subject the
son tO tho salts faction OF tbe liens moro.
'n, you are hereby required co. present
fi claims held by you and each ol YOU
fEuu-t tho said David s. stevenson.
winch are liens on his roaI estate. or auy
part "i DO, i9r adjudication to mo at my
once in h'ngwoOd. ON or before the
IlIu DAY of OCTOBER Iss2.
fIVnu under my hand fbfa nm d.g ~
september, in the year 1852.
i"'i' y. j.. CHo0AN,
Cowmi- siouer boo Ch3ucery.