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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-04-15


From Hamlin, Lincoln county,
this State, comes the curious story
Of how a man found bis father and
sisters after having been estranged
from them for thi'ty years, T, NJ.
Smith has been a leading lawyer
in that county for a number Of
years. He supposed no was an or.
phun and without kindred. Re
Gently he saw in New York pa.
per a news item fran SaIem, n. j.,
that awakened suspicion that he
had been by some means deceived
as to his family. He wrote to the
party named and found that he has
living in Salem, Salem county, N,
j., a father, four sisters and three
O'U'neIAi OF whose existence he had
for 80 years been ignorant, while
they had supposed him dead long
ago. Mr.. Smiths mother, when
dying, gave her child, then but
three months old, to her brother
Timothy Jaynos, who aftorward
emigrated to ohio and settled at
Pomeroy. He gave his nephew II
fine education aud a slatt in life,
but for some unknown reason al.
loved the boy to grow into man.
hood believing himself an orphan.
Nr. smith is now on his way to
Salem to mOst his family.
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Two Dnngerons Snnsnns.

Spring and fall are times when so
many people get sick, The changes in
the weather are severe on feeble per-
sons, and even those naturally strong
are apt, MS they say, "to be feeling mis-
cradle" Then they IRE just in condi.
ton to be struck down with some kind
Of fever. A bottle or two of parker's
Tonic will invigorate the digestion, put
the liver, kidneys and blood in perfect
order, and prevcntmore serious attacks.
Why suffer, and perhaps die, when so
simple a medicine will save your Good
for both sexes and all ages,
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots,
Shoes, Notions, &c.

IN pursuance oithe terms and provis-
i ions Of a Decd OF Trust executed to
the undersigned Trustee, By LuilO['
Rnlschild, dated on the lth iay Of 80.
vember, 1884, aud recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Mason County, West Virginia, in Trust
Deed Book No. 5, fnlias 22G and 927, to
indemnify Hiram Stephenson as secnri.
~ on certain notes In said trust deed
described, anil default having been made
in the provisions and covenants Of said
deed, and being required so to do by
the saidlljram Stephenson, Shall on
the 4th day Of May. 1883, at the
bnildmg known as the Hess Store House
in Point Pleasant, County and State
aforesaid, proceed to sell BIS way Of pub.
liz auction to the highest billler for
CASH, the stock Of goods, wares and
merchandise Of every kind and iescrip.
tion, now in Store room in said Hess
building, consisting Of Boots, Shines,
Hats, Caps. Dry Goods, Clothing, Cru.
ccries, Notions, and everything usually
kept in country store, And said sale
will be continued from day to day or
from time TO time, By public ontcry, I'M.
til all Of said goods are sold. Tile above
stock Of goods consists Of u good assort-
ment and great bargains may be had.
RANKIN WILEY, JR., Trustee.
aprilS-4w,
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Commissioners Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate.

pY VIRTUE Of decree entered on
~ The 18th day Of February, 1855, in
tue Chancery cause Of Chas. E. uogg
and l.. +. Campbell, Executors, &C.,
against j. 0. perugU, pending in the Cir.
cult Court Of Mason county, West Wiz.
ginia, the undersigned Special Commiss-
iuner appointed Tor that purpose, will
sell, by way oil public auction, at the
front door Of tie Court House Of said
county, ON the ION of 1Iny, 1885,
the following described real estate sitn.
ate in said county and bounded rs fol.
lows: Beginning at d small gum corner
to 50 acres surveyed for Robert Forth,
thence with bis lile y. ~, w. 81 poles
to hickory tree in the line OF survey
Of 100 acres patented TO VIM. Smith,
thence with said Smiths line n. s. L. ~
poles to large black oak, n. IS, w. 80
pules to u hickory, 5. Us, W. about lg2
poles to the out lne Of the entire survey,
thence with the salne N. 81, L. about
212 poles to a stake, thence S. 81, 4. 2l9
poles TO stake, thence S. s., ". 10
poles to a white oak and thence ON a
direct line TO the beginning, containing
257 acres, saving and excepting from
said boundary li7 acres sold to j. W.
Smith, so that there will he sold under
said decree lUO acres, be the same more
or less.
TERMS OF sALR.-Cash in hand as
to oHe.th;rd Of the purchase money, and
tie residue OH a credit OF one and two
years in two equal payments, tie pur-
chaser giving bond with good security
as IL the deferred installments.
CHAS. 4. H0GG,
Special Commissioner.
/, R. L. Mitchell, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of said county, do certify that the
abOvc Special Commissioner has given
bond before me rs required BIS law.
X. L. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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UH rs, =, HUGO,
RANKIN WILEY |
Commissioners sale of house
and Lot Sfoar clifton.

SAAAa 49, A4ANsAe SAAAtQAa
Tn pursuance OF. the terms and proyi.
i ions Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, ren.
dered on the 10Th day Of September,
1884, In q certain chancery suit therein
pending, in which Ralph W. Black and
others are plaintiffs mud Arthur Edwards
and others are defendants, we the uli.
dersigncd special commissioners, will,
On the 4ilI day of Hlay, 1885,
at the Front Door OF the Court
House Of Mason county, West Virginia,
proceed TO sell, by way Of public auction,
TO the highest bidder, all Of that certain
lot or parcel Of laud, with its imprave-
ments and appurtenanccs, containing
ohe'halt Ot an acre more or less, and be.
ing part Of a tract Of land containing
fifty acres more or less, which was con-
veyed to Julia A. Edwards, wife Of Ar.
thur Edwards, by Ellen n. Peck and
others, the residue Of which so srre
tract was conveyed by sail Arthur vi.
wards and wife 10 Thomas Hutchinson
and others by deed dated May I'D, 1881;
said hall acre lot being known as the
Arthur Edwards lot. said sale will be
for cash rs to one,third Of the purchase
money, and Us to the residue OH a credit
Of six and twelve months, bond with
good. security bearing interest from day
oi sale will be required for the deferred
instalments, and tile title will be retained
as further security.
JOHN W. ENGLISH,
q. P. SIMPSON,
Special Commissioners.
Bond with approved security given
and filed.
.CIGAs. B, w4GGENER, Clerk.
april l-4w.
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ltisnow settled fact that the
State administration -nsilber the
new or The old-is not going tocon.
tnl Tie Federal patronage in this
siale, or any part Of IT, Not CHS
term boys, some other term, per.
haps.
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Stockholder,s Meetinr.

THE annual meeting Of the stockhold.
i ers Of the Hope Manufacturing and
Coal Company, for the election Of a
Board Directors, and for the transaction
OF such other business as may lawfully
come before them, will be held at the
Company,s Office, In Mason City, Mason
County, West Virginia, on Wednesday,
April 10th, 1885.
march 25-Sw.
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Try Now 10 Catch OH in Good
Time!

It may rain and it may shine,
but the Drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery goes on the same on
The second Tuesday Of each month.
On March 10Th, at the l78th Draw.
ing, Fortune rewarded her vnlaries
in this fashion: the irst prize s75,.
900, went to No. S5,S47, in one
ticket at IS To Geo A Spear, a
clerk in Bay City, Mich. The sec.
Ond Of S25,OOO to No. S4,9S0, sold in
iifths ut 81 each; me to Henry L.
Schmidt, a butcher opposite the NJ.
4 I, R. r Depot, collected through
the Bank Of Commerce, Memphis,
Tenn; another to Hugh Neil, May
field, KY collected through the
Manhattan Bank Of Memphis,
Tenn, and the other ffths else.
where. The third of $40 900 to No.
1850, sold in ffuhs at 81 each; one
W Louis dlnz, No, 433 Turk ST..
Gan Francisco, Cal, one collected
through T. R. Roach, cashier state
Nalioual Bank, New Orleans, La,
another through Messrs. Lewis,
johnson & Co., OF Washington, D.
G., etc. The fourth, each Of $1,000,
drawn by Nos. 4,65S and 1854,
sold iu fifthS, among olhers-one To
Susan Fegan, No. 402 Hayes ST.,
San Francisco, Cal one tOJ. Hirsh.
ield; another TO L. LalOnd, both Of
Frisco, etc; until over 1926, 500 was
scattered where ii would do the
must good, The whole thing goes
over again on May 18th, at he
lSOLh Grand Monthly Drawing, and
NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La,
on application will give full infor.
nation. Try nov " catch ou 10
good time,
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Secretary Of tbs Treasury Man.
Mug, II acclaimed, has changedthe
form Of the public debt statement
ipsuch manner as to tell the
truth in the simplest and plainest
way, and 50 that ordinary morlals
understand il when published.
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sTATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
The Writ county jail il withou.
an inmate for the 6fsI time 10 two
years.
Miss Emma wHhers isons Of the
applicants lot the Glennyille post.
1lHce.
Hunlingtonis lighledby electric
Lights, and they are 4 splendid sue.
cess.
Attic last municipal election In
Faitmont the nonlicenss ticket
was defeated.
William Gillisnn, boot and fhoe
dealer, Of Charleston, has made an
assignment
Mallghan. scarlet fever is pre-.
yailingto o large extent in paris Of
Nicholas county
Col. B. II. Smith, ofths Eanawha
county bar, vas admitted TO prac
tice March q, 1872.
Two young girls, aged about ten
years, we're fntally burned, in
Roanc county, last week.
A book agent invaded Lewis
county, and an order was at once
Font mt for fifty feet Of half inch
sea grassrcpe.
VIM. Warner, the wife murderer,
of Grafton, has been sentenced to
imPrisonmeLltin the peshlensiary
for life,
". D. Apan, a prominent meF.
chant Of NsahUrg has been pro.
nOnnced iuSane aud taken 10 the
asylum, At Weston.
Warwick Flesher, a young man
in Doddrige county, was killed last
week by a tree which he was chop.
ping falling on him.
II is proposed To hnild a tele.
phone line from SistersVilleto Mid.
dlebourne. II is much needed and
would doubtless be profitable.
The last copy Of the Transcript
reports 81 conversions by the Sal
vation Army, at Elizabeth, since
they began operations there two
weeks before,
DR.. 7. G. Edminston has resign.
ed his position as FIRST assistant
physician at the Hospital for the
Insane. His successor has not yet
been announced,
Fred Prentice committed suicide
in Guyandoltc, last week. A few
years ago he killed a man in self
defense in Colorado, aud this fact
50 proved on his mind that be shut
himself.
The Nicholas County Chronicle
says ave have genuine prohibi.
ton in this county. Ym couldn't
buy enough alcohol or whisky to
dissolve an ounce Of camphOr 10
save your life"
The gas well experiment at Nor
ganinwn is abandoned. After
fea,hing depth Of near 2O0O feet
and no gus found it Nas thought
prudent not to expend any more
money in the effort.
This is the year, some Of our ex
changes say, for the regular peri
odical appearance Of the destruct.
i've seventeen vear locuSts. Some
Of the farmers in the interior have
.pluughed them up this spring,
Benjamin Sanders of Hancock
county, is IS years Of age, and still
hale and hearty. He is a good
judge Of horse flesh, aud takes as
much interest in u fox chase rs he
did fifty years ago. He was draft
ed in the war Of 1912, ba: sent
substitute.
Frank P. spivey, of Fairview,
Hancock county, W. Va:, was one
Of the fortunate exhibitors at the
Worlds Exposition. Now Orleans.
Out Of S700 Uttered in premiums on
Spanish merino sheep lie captured
$500. A pretty good haul fur one
man. Mr.. Spiyey is one If the
largest woul growers in West Vir.
GINA
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IoTTERY.
O4PITAL PRizE, GEE, OO0.OO
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

eve do hardy certify that re siperrise The
arrangements for qA Me Monthly and Semi
.Annual Drawings Of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and Ia peHon mmiugtu and
control he Drawings thenselYs, aud that tho
ians nre conducted wiih honesty, fair7uu,
and IN cool faith touari all poriiss, aud rt
authorize The Company 10 nt hiS certificate,
nth iuc-imics Of our signatures dituclied,
in lie aduerliRmenis.n
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Incorporated in 1865 for 25 years by
the Legislature for Educational and
Charitable purposes-wilh a capital OF
81 900, 000-to which reserve fund Of
over S550, 900 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made q part Of the present
State constitution adopted December %,
A. D., 1870.
The only Lottery erer rOitd and endorsed BY
Me people Of any SOk.
II nerer scales or postpons.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings tal.e
place. monthly.
ASpIESDIn OPPORTUNITY TO wiz A FOR.
TUNE, FIFTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS
T. IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW
ORLEANS, TUESDAY, NAY l2th, 1855
iS0ih Monthly Drawing.
CA91TAL PRIZE $4,000.
10000 Tickets ut Pive Dollars Each
Fractions, In Fiftha In proportion.
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Secretary Lamar has ordered that
notices be published that the Tex.
as Pacific Railroad lands ha ye been
restored to the Government, and
are now for sale at 50 50 per acre as
provided for ugdor the Homestead,
Pte.empIion and other land laws.
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COMlIIssIONERS SAFE.

pY VIRTUE ola decree entered n
ID the Cliancefy cause q John I. Hal.
lifay 4 Co, VI a. 4. Sullivan & al.
pending IN the cifcnit Court Of Mason
county West Nifglnil, on the 18th day
Of February, issi, the undersigned
Special Commissioners appointed Tor
that purpose, viii oder for sile AZ the
'front.' door Of the Court House 81 said
county, by way Of public aueii0n, 10 the
highest bidder, on the Alh day Of
Nay, 1855, at one o'clock p. nj, the
following described real estate: Being
"a certain house and lot In the villnse II
Leon, known as the Margaret Dnhnn
10 I and adjoining the lot % Avh. Moore,
and known and designated fon the Plat
OF the village Of Leon as lot No. 9, and
bounded on lie West BY lot No. l.,
known as The Miller lol, and containing
one.touEth d an acre, and upon which
10, Is q good residence with necessary
onthuilding3 aud other Improvement,
rendering the same 4 desirable property
Tor occupancy,
4ilV hpVNo SUE W ot upon tue IotlOW-
ing terms Cash iii hand a to onethiri
oi the purchase money, and the residue
in two equal inslaIlments, payable In
twelve and eighteen months respective.
~, the purchaser giving bond with good
security rs to the deferred payments,
and the undersigned retaining the legal
title Is q further security.
CHAS E. HOGG,
RANKIN WILEY, tR,
Special Commissioner.
], X 2. Mitchell, Clerk o. the Circuit
Corrl VI Mason county, West Va, do
hereby certify that the foregoing Spee.
ial Commissioners have given bond be.
fore me as required by law. This the
9Th dag Of April, 1888.
aprsW4i h. T. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Tho object Of this suit is to obtain a
divorce from bed and board from tho dc.
lendanti and it appearing from affidavit
filed that the defendant is non resi-.
dent Of this State, it is ordered that lie
do appear here within one month after
the first publication Of this order and
do what Is necessary to protect his in.
terest In this suit. TESTE:
Il, L. MITCHELL, Clerk,
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The FIRST battle in tho war be.
tween Russia and England, was
fought about two weeks ago, news
Of which was published in tho Gin.
cinnaLi papers Of Friday The
Russians we're successful; and go
They will be in the end.
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Of the mother Of sal Chas, B Long.
TERMS OF SALE:

one.third Of tho purchase money cash
in hand, one third thereof with interest,
in one year, aud the residue thereof with
interest, in two years from tho day Of
sale, taking iromth purchascrhis notes
with good security, for the deferred pay.
ments, and retaining the Legal title as a
further security.
u. p. SIMPSON, Trustee.
march 25-lw,
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AMMouMrnAEnl7Es.
kNm RaIar!

Eiibe Rtgi'la;
Thereby announce myself a. 4 candi-
date for the office ol County 8UpeIin-
tehdenl Of Free Schools Of Mason coun.
ty, subject to the volers Of the county.
O. W. FADEIY.
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The Panama rebels arc still OBJ.
structing transit across the 18TH
mus, aud additional men are being
pushed forward to Aspinwall by
the Secretary of tho Navy. 1t is
certain that the Government will
take active and sufficient measures
TO carry out all our obligations and
IN protect the lives and property Of
Americans, There will be no fool.
ing about the matter, and the par.
ties interested may as well make
UP their minds that every dollars
damage done to American proper.
W will have to be fully repaid
The countries which have been in.
Sulting the United States with i'm.
panity, under Republican rule,
will now learn that the country is
under Democratic rule, and that
American citizens and American
interests will DO protected at all
hazards.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
MaSOn COunty, So:

hasOn County, IS:
A II RULES held in the Clerks Office
II Of the Circuit Cuurt Of Mason cpnn.
~, on the first Monday in the month u
April, 1855:
z. Shrewsbury,
W. W, Harper, Emily c. Harper his
wife, Caroline Taylor. II. r. Howard,
Trustee, Rankin Wiley Jr., John W.
English, Trustee, and Jo,epb e. Mccoy,
Trustee.
In Chancery.
The general object Of The abnve suit
Is to yacaie, annul and ret aside q pre-
tended deed from Rankin Wiley. Jr.,
Trustee, to Caroline Taylor, dated the
9th day VI March, 1891, aud recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Mason county Court
in Deed Book No. IS, folio 45j, and
which deeds purport to convey lots o,
10 and IL, In square No. /, in the town
OF Hartford City, Mason county, West
Virginia, and TO yacate, annuI md set
lAHldu NlGNSuuGu uSGAl VI lINlNt tAtNNttu
by w. W. Harper and villa to Caroline
Harper, recorded in the same Office, in
Trust Deed Bouk No. |, folio 9O3 upon
the sanlc three lots situated az aforesaid;
and also to enforce deed OF trust given
by W. W. Harper and vile to y. Il.
Howard for the use u Columbus Shrews-
bury, dated July 18th, 1885, and record.
cd in said Clerks Office In Trust Decd
Book No. {, folio lOG, On the same lots
aforesaid. And it appearing from aa.
davit flGd that Caroline Taylor, one Of
tho above named defendants, Ia non
resident Of this State, it IL ordered that
she do appear here within one month
after the first publication. Of this order,
and do what is necessary ~ protect her
interests in this suit.
TlsSIE:
Il, L. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Simpson 4 Howard, Soils. IaprSw4'
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LIST or PRIZES.

1867 Prizes amounting to,.....s265, 500
Application for rates to clubs should
DO made only 10 TO the Office Of the Com.
pany In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL
Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange in ordinary lot.
ter Currency hy Express TALL sums OF
S. and upwards Of our Cxpense) Ad.
". A, DAUPHiN,
or N. A. DAUPnIN,
COZ Seventh st., Washington. DC.
Make 20. Money Orders payable aud
address Registered Lottersto
SEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BlNK,
mar ll-iv.
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Notwithstanding the Senate fail,
ed TO act upon the nomination Of
Col. John 7. McGraw, to be collect.
or Of Internal Revenue for West
Virginia, the President has reap
pointed him to the Office, and has
removed Mccormick, for cause
Mr. MCGraw is one Of the rising
young men Of West Virginia; well
educated, bright and ambitious; a
good lawyer, energetic and agrees.
i've. He will make an efficient Of.
feer.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
Mason County. SO.

A t RULES held in the Clerks office
II Of the Circuit Court Of Mason conn.
", on the FIRST Monday in the month u
April, 1885:
NJ. NJ. Gilkey,
VS.,
Calvin Gilkey.
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NOTICE no TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
To Calvin Gilkcy: Take notice that on
the LIST day Of May, A. D. 1885, between
the hours Of 0 o'clOc a. M. and 4 O'Clock
2. M. at tho Law Office OF Simpson (
Howard, in the Court House in tile town
OF Point Pleasant, West Virginia, | will
take the deposition Of II. II. Gilkey and
others, to be read in evidence in my be.
half in certain suit for u divorce now
pending in the Circuit Court for the
County OF Mason, and State Of West
Virginia, In which am Plaintiff and
you are Defendant. II from any cause
the taking Of said deposition shall not be
commenced on the day Aforesaid, and il
commenced and not completed, the same
shall be continued from day 10 day, or
from time to time, at the same place and
between the same hOnrs, until the same
shall have been completed.
N. VI. GILKEY,
Simpson ( Howard, Soils. [by Counsel,
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In the charter elections in Ohio
last week, the Republicans were
generally successful, II was an of.
year for Democrats.
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Governor Wilson on Friday ap.
pointed as Directors of the West
Virginia penitentipry Messrs. Mi.
chael Reilly, of Ohio; Joseph ",
Gallagher, Of Marshall; II. R. How.
ard, Of Mason; John NJ Collins, of
Kanawha, and j. H. Marcum, Of
Wayne,
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Hon. E. A. Bennett, Democratic
candidate for Mayor of Huntington,
was elected by a handsome major,
ity at the recent municipal elect
ion. This is an honor worthily be.
slowed, and we are glad to hear Of
Maj. Benefits election. He is a
man Of fine ability and superior at.
tainmenls, and willdO oredi. 10 the
rising city Of Huntington as ita
Mayor.-E.
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WANTED

ITO purchase Howes or DeHass' Histo.
l tory Of Virginia, and withcrs Bord
or Warfare, for which liberal price
will he paid.
mchll-2w JN0. Z. TIAIMS.
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The follows now in Office, Of Re.
publican procHgitios, are begin.
ming 10, be dislaslsfnl to the Admin.
istration, and to the head of the
Departments, and they are being
politely invited to resign. The
RAIDS are going out slow, but they
are going all the same, and in all
cases good, honest Democrats are
appointed to their places,