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THE HUNTINGTON ARGUS.
Vo1- hlUM lXC ION, Wl-'.ST VA^ JANUARY 11. 187:!. No. 34.
<Tltr ituutiugton ^tr^no.
——
W ALL ACE & GILBERT. Proprietors
wm. r. viLUnc. rrnusuKK.
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TKHM3 OK SUBSCRIPTION.
The priee ..f this | itj...r i< Two ItnllNrs
par annua. For (1 ut..nths. #I.U . f..r :i
n*nths, 75 cent. , elngls r-| ts-.5v.-nts each—
payable, always,m aJnmrr.
RATES OF \OVERT!SINi«.
"ne dollar per »qu»r.- ..f one in.-h in length,
will he eherged for th, Cr«t insertion, an-l i,»
eents per square, will he rhurged for . n h ad
dito.nel insertion.
11
\ nquare, $1 .(III *2,00 $2...o S4.0*' $7,flu «l2.nt»
2 ** 2.011 s o.. 5.011 K.OII 12,0.1 ' Iffv’illl
* ** 8,00 fi.On 7.50 10,00 10..10 20.oo
14 column 6,00 8.00 10.60 12,00 li.no 2>j.n
i “ 8,00 12.00 16,oo 2«.oo 26.00 45.00
1 “ 10,00 20,00*26.00 30.00 40.00: 75,00
Editorial notices 10 rent* per line f..r each
i n«crt’t«*n.
Marriage and Death notice* : hut com
ment* upon either will be charged for at half
rpiee.
Huntington Church Directory.
I*re'»b)lc*ri«ii.-<< rti . w '. I,hath
it ('«dlege, t II o'clock. II a. m. and 7 p. m
>.y Kev. .1. D. Mef'lintaek. Sunday .,-h „.| „•
* a. in.# in P.Igriiu llall.
4'oiigro|{Htioainl Hpv. t\ < \v„jk.r.
Pastor. Sen ires at Pilgrim linU. Third \ \,
mu© between Ninth and Tenth street* I'reic-ti .
mg .* very Sunday :»i 10 a. ni.niil 7 \ ni.: Pi
"r’s* Itilde Cla«- nt 12 m.: Vnimi '■mndav >ohoo|
at 2:dO in.: Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 7 o'clock.
< lirisliiiii I In:roll. Pr«r»ehit * .-very
Sabbath at o'cl. V | iu..in th« new School
l!«*Uee,corner 4th At«nu« und 7th -rr*** r.
I*r<*sl»> li rimi cm-.-- at P, l. k%
Hill © * cry Subbath at ll a. m. Mini 4 p. tu.
I’rotestiiiil i:|iiM*o|»)il Keccr. It. \
Kdw Valentin * .1 .m » St-rx i*** .i» Trinitx
llall, dd Avenue between lath and 111h «trn li>.
. very 1.11 day except the tir-j. Surolut -• b*. I
at 11 o’clock, p. in.
BapliNl — Preaching every Sunday even
iug at 7 p. in : Sui.dux S*-l.I tit 9 a. m. Pray
ei meeting every Friday evening.
M«*i ti<»<li>i r.piM*o|itil I:- .1 a
Kihhe. PuHtor. Preaching at Harrell A <7;I*
!4,*n’n Hull. Third Avenue between Ninth and
“euth directs, every Sunday evening at 7 o'el'k
Sundtiy School me, t- at 2. to p prayer
meeting every Thur-day night nt 7 o'clock;
4'la** Meeting every Sunday at 4 p. tu.
warnvr wf TUir.l Avenus anj Tmih m.
* . 1. MX.'KI., X. il.
A. M. W 4UNKK.Sf -’y.
^ I-’. tV %. M. I!wr.?ir.j: t> I. ..fgn V
h».,- A « j,i. I ifnici-.H nic(*t in
M • nn* Hall in flu i>r.inl I.an I < •infinity »
R'liltlin*, -.u tl,,- lir-d auii Tlnr-I Fri*lu\ ».f
• «' h inotitli, at 7 1 j j>. m.
•I. i :. MORROW. W. M.
■V*Ko. HmI'Um,, m-c\s .
*■ ' ■* I. O, li.T. lit cnlnr uj»*. t.n/»\ * r>
Srt;ur.|j*\ «-ionin/, «i 7 nYlo.-k, it* i*«r
*•’** ■* Hull, ri.rntr «»i* Tltir-I Avrnu<
4in»l Ninth -f.
T \l. MARSH \U.. W. l\ T.
El»s» S t V link N . II,.,*. f»#»,-"y
PE I'liR C. BUPFINolON Ir-*i't,ht
JOHN HOOF Rl»H..
BANK OF HUNTINGTON.
Ill XTIXUTOX. \\\ VA.
rr. i v *hi| roller I ion < nnij remit
iunce* imuln on
ill Points Th I’oilf/liont tin
Count rtf.
Rirh*n|tP pnr»hn-r.|. n, | notg,
•?* a|iprorr<l eultnternl.
In* r •*! ilUiWi'.l ..n Tiint’
K/'iUr l>iM/.'int I iv « ry W
Third l«rttiie« t nrnrr fit la Hi.
f or tb'- Argtt*.
Tin* I'rvtfi Hon of •tldfti jiilvs.
Mr H'hftn I I .* < tv :t lit or if »«••* V I . «*,
V* ordi'cim-e. oUiife l all j roj.» rty owner*
1 *l»H e ibe-r i»idc*alk- I roperly pi nl —
In iiearly every (1.1* official r*
■j'l.reinoi t- j Itl. Ijrrn «<nn|<! * I with. and.
n tin iv n»*iiinu-«. ir lon- hrn . • ex
pen*i* \-.«* we find o ir |*nre»nen> are
»-m*' i ij'i e.i di. . by rv» nlee* irMoi.ftr*.
• ho |M*f«»«t <n .1 u in* over our «i ii'WhIk *
♦ uh loaded dray-, ear - a' I *rn/*u « in
■"••ad of |H--*nir through alley-, a* torv
*d»< nUl lit,
Oi. >tond \v. nne a sidewalk lota
>y destroy«,i hv tfmtiatera, and ye«ttfday I
» * *rrvi*d a new w ilb hnnj' MUh«i|1 IIted >v»r
the nmtfio one
I" III? jml^ricTit, it ti <• Jurr of tin
1 ity I iifitifil Ut imp* Tin or>linmir«! ftrotprl
it'lf the »«te»* It* of fir cit* i.«t thnl
daatrurl on thrv art- no* u>,,Untiling. !■»
tr*mM«rr» .iri»iii)t llirir vehicln over tlieui
»hmtwr|u tuav »uit their centeniwu-e
I'lTIXKK
—--—• »
F»»r the Huntington \rgu».
THE IMittilM, won t>.
I do not mean to insinuate that she i*
one of the kind that pledges her tr -th to
every new cavalier, oh' no; she is essen
tially different from this, lor in the fact
she has been rarely in the interesting situ
aiii»n of ffawiYr, not !»♦ cause lover* were
'iw and far between, but because sbe is
possessed < t ns few coHise trails that her
femininity is shocked hv the Holidui.'tti*
like susceptibility, displayed by her gen
tler sisters IVr ha pH no woman is so
much admired, aye pitied in the peculiar
fashion known only to cultivation and
great refinement. I must attach the the
ory advanced by *omr moral anatomists,
that the thoroughly well-bred an i wordly*
wi»e women ha'e no angles, for the %orv
essence of theif splendid candor, consist
ent with good taste and politeness, is born
of that womanly antagonism, to certain
Conventionaltie*, for which her honest na
ture has a supreme contempt The » ngai*
iug woman never allows \on to forget her.
and you would scarcely have a desire to
do *o l«*r the novellv of her prettv b n
in ?x enchain your interest, and then vou
are led b\ h» r witchery to regard King
hgo with more than a moderate amount
nl complaisance, ami von are willing to
sliarr I lie crown ot this pleasure with her
la a moment of rhapsody, you might call
her an angel, hut are sure to know thro
it all, that she is *a creature not toe fair
I or good tor human nature's dailv food "_
It you are ol the “grand, gloomy and pe
culiar type, she will Mattie you into a
quicker heart heal hv her joyous mirth,
and you will itnconseioiisie he drawn inio
Ilienies that somehow ah-nrlt you, with
the additional condiment* of In-r quick,
bright smile and tender little laugh, and
III the parting you cast a wisttul look be
hind you, hoping tlmt the sunshine is com
ing with von and you never think ot her
without a little sigh of regret. Il votir
li'e is like the summer fountain, eier run
ning over W ith - Very -pray, no voice can
..'•! aa hers n. -lie solt i tiding
■ t its gentler play, no eye can »ear like
liers sarli pathos, when you repeat over
and iver again some cherished lines troin
a favorite poet s poem. and no one hut she
can tell you how much prose there ia in
li!r and each must ’ take his turn at the
mill and grind out the golden grains, ’
that work an.I loam is the hread-atafl of
our existence, and revel.y its voluptuous
; "***■ Yt'»- ',,f '»»> dare say anyth,ng to
i yon, and you will still toast her in jour
l ean or hearts », an eav,. /j, o.y.'riiny
Iflile and fortune have been tin
propitiou. and von have well-nigh grow,,
bopele-s w iti, the strife and rnnllict, she
will hr to you as “wine to the tainting
inari. and you will take up the burden
"I n'v■ again with a new vigor in your erst
barren I,earl As friend and counselor
she neicr fails you, ever -ombre eved and
quiet-hearteil. if your sorrow i- a real
one. ni 1 til,I I,| mini,' a, ,| |>K-aWMiit hndin
"-"if " 'D mi imaginary one. Tlie engag
•"l! B,,i»un i, it sort of -pl.ynx—„),e is
"Ue I he t.ihl.1 Sili",mu serpent, people nf
nge- . him-, mid condition',. h. knowledge
ihe >rre- -tilde |mtener of her wronderlul
itiflltenee. He,I though she I,ns some er.i
mies tlii i sre nil c.l her own sex. ho,I I ke
the o e *ireek !<■ twenty lioniane. It
'eei.-nn. she will rm-iili.e niiieli for
thi.-e Who (r,i-l her, mid Tew . ...
they hat given her
oi ibeir inmost thought*. The engaging
wi.rnnn of nor ken are rarely pretty, hut
one never tl !.- •• tl . then un li, the
g'nnnmr of tl„i, smiles ntnl kindly word,
lew p, > - -ess the.ng;.ginj» nttrihlllex
from tli* .r . trlie-l womanhood, ami I have
- imetimes thought iIihi ii Inv, n, a great
"" ,fc'ir.'- in that t-i,|,ii>de power ot -elf
torg, Iinln -«. that merges everything into
" '" I .11. .|,'-ire to ma •• , lerv one happy
tiiir gaging won.an .s sometimes
n« a i, ite (wlmm IVtrnehi , sough* itl. -
h'v ) m temisT. and perhaps ;■ is not well
to .r„ , Words With h-r. for s .e mu
w,,",, l as well ii, -'mi!,.-, -it,, ■ a y.,i, at
tempt I . "tie the |fr»«s a.-ros, |,rr ’„i, . ,r.|
I'1"'' nn.l yet w ithal ,|,e i, g(.„..roiis ai d
III and. j. the right and no imi.d-n has «,
" ' I- , I '- Why . ■ ,
(tre.,1 shaggy' 1,0., .-log I,...Is ,;.e
a r vt.ur • '** i’ put of flp|irohc
1 r * •* *t-Ilir<*j|ff>.| fannrk tvt.t
in .tm !,*•, j„i*. UJ , i,irru,«*
ami It villi liave toot ,e. a the sweep ol
her daioly gun.. > . * the ,|.-fa cs. the
wm seen,- a little snorter, and dwtn - »
Idl e lighter, and y..n Ine-s In, m j,,,r
heart, ns , on wr.nid a -l, tils* a in noer a as,
of dotid and darkness M K. It »■
1’,ill loan tin- tNo r»t:i.s ou 1
fair . HO pght*
■tr.olnlion. a! Thunk*.
At a meeting *»f the members at. I nffi.
cer* of tb* Senate ami House of |lt!e
gates of 'Vest Virgin ». returning to their
liotuea by tile Clie-atmah.- an i Ohio K.n!
rosd, held at the McCurdy limn.., m t
ington. Va. Oil the - hi day of l»ec |s?'J,
Oeorge A lilekemore w** called to kbc
Chair, and .lo*e|ih S M,|ler and C II
lloilgson were appointed Secretaries
On motion of C. K Scott the Chair ap
pointed a committee ol live to draft rem.
ItiliotiP.
I lie comm Uw, winch coiiai*ictl of 1*. K
Scott. John W. Urmntliaui. -. Jolinpon,
-I. egg a ml II M White, reported the
following rennlutiune, which were adopted;
JUsnlrril. That **e are under gnat nlili
gatione, and hereby tender our tliatti** to
the officer* and en ployee* of ;lie Chesa
peake and Ohio lUilrmtd Couiietn* an.I
especially to lien Wickham, <i,n Wntt
ctmib. Chief Kngineer; Maj llimrr, Mas
ter Machiniet and II l" Parson* K*.,
Director, tor ... and pleasant
trip, under all the dircumstance*. liter
Imre given tie over their iiiHgnjfjcent road,
front the city of Charleston in (,ur |,oniea
l‘ • ■ I. Thai the proceeding* ,>l this
meeting In- puhl’ehe.l in the new.papers o
li.e cities ol Kirhmend, Clinrlealon and
Huntington and that all other paper* in
\ irginia anj Weal \ irgmia he re«pir*led
to copy the same.
On million ol J. W. fitanthain, Ji.q ,
the meeting adjourned jh'fo <iir.
<i. A BLAKKM.'lii; ( it r.
.Ins S. MlM.KK, * ..
C II llotnooN. f ■' •'rt,artt>
A 1 III Til WITIIUI T | Mill,
Mu Editor —I feel tlmt I owe von an
apology for being the rniisr (though with
out tnuliee aforethought) of placing vou
iu a po-ition. in which, a- it seen - to me.
a most extreme reuse of editorial eourtcsv
hardly required you to publish the m cm
1 1st weeks issue to winch mv name w ap
pended. It wan witli most heartfelt sym
pathy for you I hat I rea l tint signilitant
line at the loot of the coliimt, ' h > hard
to keep a shine on now ' I (.|, t vx->m!er
tiiat you led discouraged, hut l.t i,,,- :,
sure you, it will take many communiea
lions even of this stripe to dim the bril
liant lustre 01 your Valuable piper._I
had written this much when I was inter
rtiptt'.i hv an interestin ly Iresh and ver
tlant youth, who rushed into my office,
with this inquiry on his lips
“Say. i ap seen the Argus."
“Yes, mv boy, I have "
' "" cun i guess who wrii that piece
alsmt the theatre'.*
N oung man, I replied, "the conun
drum is too much lor me. I give it up '
AHer depositing a square Inch «: natu
ral leal in iii- left eloek and di lihrratelv
placing his I,el on n y office lai.h, in a
tone which reminded me ol Geo U'usl,
i'lgton and liia little hatchet, this original
Specimen exclaimed
I dou* it. ^ on see, ’ he eo tinned,
s'ler stopping io note the edict of this a«
loiimling revelation on ray countenance,
•Them fr'lsrt wanted somebody lo give
ilnti Whillikiu* a rakin and I reckon I
done It to a | Y tv. "D'ye see that,''
pointing a copy of the Arul», •mantle
of chanty * the - pm that flea in mv
ear. Ut I’ll hr derned i! ! d do t chuck i’,
all them Ollier dirty Wordy Iny.-i f What
d y e think of i'?’
Nothing can more interesting to a
mtiri of inv ftgc* limn such nu exhibition
ol youthful eiifith* UMit With -Ii,aied
e><‘" *r*d glowing cheeks, he breathl««tljr
S"»il«* i iuv \t rdu*: I eel.n/ cue. «. m <,1
tl»c great re«}’nu»ihility of my f> nit on,
that if ton iimicIi elated bv tin*. h.a Jir-t
eHort. lr« ruin would < nstje; and 01 the
other hand 1 iJiPteoitrug* I. thi« t right
I'-dit rtii/hi he extinguished a- I him to
1 ,f w *rW forever, I lighted my iVv hattan
be tor# trusting myself to r | ■ I v After n
f«*w wh'fls n»y courage ro*e with the ft
•|uireiuer.ia of the • cu*ion an i 1 >ai.];
*\ oiing ruin, tliere «■ «r» I »• 11* doubt tlnv'
« glorio le future awaits you. S ?tdv th.
be«t until *r- I can ir ;*• you 1 * >
ftteh au exhibition of your gras) ta»te —
I'ou t aim at being too or i£ nal .it hi-I. it
wu| ex m-t you. » ve on a ight hui nttfri
turns d et, k 1 vonr • t warm a d vm r
* n*»i.'Md In ea-e you should
f*e (it | » lavor a* diligent editor witn
another parody'. let - -g *1 tiiat .1
rni^ht he I* • :« r f r \<> t one *. in*’
"titer name, for in thus trying to deceive
ft" nt foii.i.*, \on *• ill certainly
'*»«U to mind ’in* «>' i :*iie of the ajs in the
lion* *k u. u id tnotign you luay mo>l
«is*t«.% and . - \oit *«■ • vacl »n im
itatiOfi of the k' oi ma*is. \> I* d *guts«;
*'ll he too thin vonr %*• e vrmthj betrax
V*ft and it «(• ti o* tin 'tevtl atid Tom
W a!ker Vo t w 11 ^he signed au n*«
Alter thanking r e lor mv advice the
**\v withdrew ivident'y %, hunt a susp*
c.on of tny Met'it) w S
fl. W'liiM.iKoa
Iftirttingloo, Jnn III, |*iA . *|
For the Huntington Argun.
C itrltilMta I ni«n.
“And thou »halt Inn . sited hr a n«*w mmr,
whioh the no nth uf the Lord shall uatuo.**— i
Isaiah Lilt, 2.
M e have dearly seen in the former let
tern, that a union of all the Christians in
Huntington can he formed, but it may a,*
pear that there are certain difficult!**
which cannot l*c surmounted These ap
parent difficulties are these
NNe are here under different na-uc* vix :
North Mvth'xhnt. >•. «11» Mrth>ti»t. North
Presbyterian. South Presbyterian, Epinco
pal, t hristian. Congregational, Baptist,
ITiited Breiltren and some others Now.
what is to be done xl«oiit these names?
We cannot be Called by them ajt Now.
can we nil unite and call ourselves Baptist*?
I am certain we could not Can we call
oureclvc* Presbyterians? No, sir I
no sense ol calling it an assembly ol elders,
both male and female. Then a Method *t
brother will sav, we will call ourselve*
Methodists, that good oi l name I see no
snnse in that either, lor the word Metho
dist caiuelrotii :i rln«s of physicians, who h\
their strict metliol of living, were styled
Methodist It nppl.es to the followers of
Wesley In the N»w Testament it may
mean evil as well ns good. The Greek
methodns translated "Wiles’* in Paul's
epiMle means * the methods ot the .lev I ’
^‘o that tiAtt.e w II not do Neither will
the name Episcopal do; nor the name
Congregational None of these are found
in the Hacred writings It would l e re
markable iI Christ had founded a ehureh
and had not left a name lor it This was
a subject of prophecy, as much so as was
•lesus Christ.
Isaiah "»vs “thou shall be called by a
new name lie did n..t *ar, "they shall
i i* called by new names, bat a name the
I. nrd shall name
In Revelations xtx. Id. "And li was
clothed with a vesture dcipped in l.lood,
mid his name is called the Word of fuel !’
Arid then John in Ids Mnapc!. Chapter I, I.
says. ‘‘The Word was Mod. and in verge
II. ' the Word was ma hi llcsh and dwelt
annifg; its, arid tbal wav Jesus, the
* hriet, the Son of Mod.
W( have seen that Christ uid be would
build bis ehtirch Ii|>nti bin.-ell mid other
Inundations no man should liu sai l I*aul.
and hence all those followers that at
traeied so niucli attention were called
l bristians, because they were followers **1
Christ, and from the time they were tirsi
called Christian, at Antiorh. (Acts \i
_t>,y liowi, to the present all people have
acknowledge ! >t to be apt ropriale
Now. all ye churchc. ot lliioliiioton
listen : \\ lo-re i. your scripture (or vnnr
parly names .’ |i is a sin it you have no
scripture lor it No one that is not a
Methodist takes any olIVnse to tell him he
is no* a M- ibodot No one out of the
finp'i.l church take* any otlense to :ell
him lie is not a Ibiptist. Ib.t you tel!
one in any church In* in not u l 'liriatian !
here i- h direct i..M»!t not to he endured
Wl.v, if a man j* i».,t a Christian he will
he b#rt—he i« not iu the favor of (*.»d A
mail timy he a < liriaiian Mini not he n
Ipti-t. and not he a t!«lhodi*t( and not
l»e H IV —• -> terian, and a man niitv l<e a
• lin»tiau and not I e at oiigregat’onalist
or E|»i0cof*»ili »M Neither ol the»e name*,
are identical w.ih < hrietinn. Christian
contain*, all the good in nil of them and
more When vi» come to the gate*
ofd* oh t he question will hi >tr> ire C/iri.
'if are t Hi, h!I other names will
.*nn He into iiotiiin^i e**» n io p-rlccf
nonentitv Then we if ar«* willing to lie
cioU l < |iri-tinn-. and we arc not willing
to h«-called hy any sectarian name, it »*.
tej vc'i itr ihat we a I can unite Wijy
( iiitrn l ahoiit llic-e party mimes on -aril,
when the great question a» death and the
julgment will be, nrr /v (‘hrittimnn f
l.*‘t a* jftdetiini* covenant loL'ell.rr an*!
he called Christian*, follower* of Christ,
tiie t *hildren of t * d
No man on earth ?uake* any -ncrifi.-f of
*tm thing goo 1 nv i| vice i*i doing this
- i due* io- give lip :iu% ling II,nt! Will l e
of SUV — n ice lo him ,u il.„ world or it.
the world to come
In duing ihi* we will honor tiie Lord «
mime, ex a i i nh’tve everv name j'xet
*' "V- "II Mir liirr»r< 1,1.. in ,|ir <.|rri.«l
n,;,l I*** N-urilirr in «n rr.rita!
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I'rl+'Ati
Ill >TIMUTO\ I.TCKI .1*
Met at Pilgrim Hall, Tue.dav evening, Jaoua
•y 7. 1S73. at 8 o'eloek.
There war quite a full attendance of gentle
men and Indies, who.. pre.euce war moat glad
ly received aa an emeu of pro.perity to the Ly
ceum. The minute- of ta»l meeting were read
and approved.
I lie rule, were .u.pended, and the dehate al
lowed to precede the other busiuei. of the 8n
ciely. Alter an animated di.cu..lon the houve
voted the might of argument v> tho negative.
Mere. Moralise, Warner and C S. Walker
were appointed a eommittee on queriva for the
term. Tho oommiltee reported thi following
questions:
N„ 1—“Would Ireland he justifiable In *t.
attempting » revolution?"
2—“Does the present system of sects
hinder the advancement uf Christianity?”
The Lyceum being about to select from tba
above, Mr. Ksrd «»i»jeetcd to question No. S, as
being prohibited in Article IS of the By Laws.
w‘*»ch is as follows: “No political or religious
question shall be selected for disoii-sion."
The ('resident was of tho opting that the
question was not necesdarily a r. ft'jji .us one.
An appeal was taken, and alter debate, the de
ci*i. « ot the Chair was overruled.
The committee then proposed the fallowing:
•‘Docs party) government hinder the ad ✓an ct
mein of our country?”
Objections were made to thi-* question, as
Him being in cuuftiot with Ibw .ntnn Uy Luw.
Ilio Pre.idont deci.lcd that it wu. not a party
que.tiuu. A it nppenl au taken, uud the deci ■
• inn of the Chair auataiuud.
Mue.ii.il, No. I W.a aelc ted, and Dm. Mot.
'■uic and l niuphell appointed a- leading diapu•
'am-. The debater, .land aa fullowa: Affirma
live— Dr. ('ampl.oll, Major Downer, and Mr.
Aaron Malk. r Negative Dr. Monourn, Mr.
•Tobn Hoa.i, and Mr. 0. S. Walker.
..aoquenoo of aickneaa in bia family .
Major Downer‘a aa.gy on matrimony waa port
I..
On motion, the I.yeenui adjourned to meet
in Pilgrim llall, Toe..lay evening, liiltinat.,
at 7 to o'clock. J.tl, BKBSLIN, Pru. l.
Otmo Owvkm, Secretary.
Arrival* ail .Hrrt'liuia|«* llotrl,
< ornrr of it street Mini 2*1 A vhiiic, dtir
mg I lie week ending Friday moruing, Jan
uary io, is:;i
FRIIMY.
I 4 m. w rl,oiljf, Tho* Hrmnnmr, Symuir*
' reek; (1 (I Iiurge..., Way,,,, 0 il, J H Thnmp
-on, Si Ail,m,a; Ja> Price, lrontoni Henry Ad
■imr, D I Smith, Cabell on; Thor tVilliamaon,
Engine No 20; Dnnne llrookr, a, train •*„ |;
<i Wilhelm, t'lnei,itinii. I. Woodward, |l R.
SATITtriAT,
Wm Spilinan. Muy.villo; T J Itlgg, Kane
W'|* Kail-; Irwin l.urhar. Lincoln c„. Looion
C Kickettr: .lor Urabsi,,, W Va; l> II Epperfy.
i .1 o K It J li Frampbi-t, Sumner Crook; .1
> -Iowan, city; 1> I Smitl., liuyuaduttt; J V
w.u' Hrnctorarlllo; Mr- S S Smith, Iroatoa;
" II Thoinu-. Cnatburg: J II Stratton, (team
rr b'lo-iw.I; C W Corual,,1„, Ciiarlcton; B
t'orn, W Fuller, city; I'.ti l Fry, Robert Fry.
A Aldridge, J « 8hirley.il N (iallabpr, Jtf
for-on o„, W Va; II IV Chapman, Kan.ae; R
■ .. Luilngtoa, Mi i •. .1 Butcher, Waa
'00, W \ J s Shield.. Ind; C C Smart. n»k
Hill. 0; 1. < ... Oak llill, Uj Char U I
i«ni, Kmhiii City.
apsiiar
Ju.. M lJuijA, Ir .m,.n; K H R nt fty; A 1<
Hrahain, Phriatlnnahnrjj S r I,.,omit, W Va;
" *• Spilmaii, Mar.villr., l(y R A Jack, Ber
k lay RprlnK«: l( (J Peabody, I .1 Q ant, R R
' Hell, 0 *J llaker, city; J f‘ I'reef, Pa.
MONPAT.
W M Spilmnn, Mayarllle, Ky: A J liraharn,
Whealm*. W T Tin,n,|.«on, W V» p II k»n
nan. B I Smith, linymnlntl., Im.n l.n.h.r, W
My.-rr, W \ a; I II Mitehrll, alky; P W I.1.,ana*
nan, Te«n.( W llaldruti, Si Alimii.; W II |j
iln|.wmle, IV Vn; J J Bruwn.oily, J II Thur
man, W Va.
TI'KAiiay.
w M Spllinan. M>y'title, K;-, A J J„rilnln,
w*>»- ■> M Kllaa null a f. . RnrlmartTlII*;
•I P Push. Mid.IP.pr.rl, U' B s,, nl„.|,, |tnr
l.ourmll. J s M„„re, Oh ; Ui ..r* l.numtn,
Parker!,or* K Po*ell, Pin ,|,IIT K Philllpi,
l.rcci ill., he P e limn r, III,,. i.n I dimiip,
WKliN^fMV.
Samuel Cnnk, Aahlanil. he: » JM Spllmnn.
Mit.viPe.Ky W II Sinllli. M.rMMr ,.k J 4
Thamp.il, P A O R It; p K Mv.. . P.bell O
II; I II sir.lt>,11, *ir Plminn... 1 K f llarri.,
I, T M ...r, 1 el|..p.iMir;. J iV 1 , Port*
in illtli; A It Irraharn, city.
Till RSI ay
J»- Tlyer., C * II n It, W ■ ihnlli.n, ■ Rye
W M 'pitman. May.vill i, I, M \| llcvay
llnrlcir.eillr \\ F r. lar N: ,.|, r... tv Vai K
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•roil. I .Inn — IFnyln, t-iiy; Y p H .nkinrhip,
liei. Mnl i.nyan l .lla; j • Th<n,i». n, C *
IJ it It It I .1 »|,| n .; .1 4 >,, . nlti-nyi,.
«ir 1 I.- ip. ak»■, Phn. Fir1 .nil. Marietta:
w '‘fHir ImbfMK Urania P . k, r . u'k: Jaha
Hit.I on-. At All.an.,
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•I"* H I'Tt Mhirh, il I,,; i-al|e,| fop i„
to >int . will lie aenl lo the .lend after off!'
Ailaia*. J. Il. sa.ii, V II,
It.ner Ki'-nn. IIU, HA, 3
Hi' ntl.Jn.u.Z Lent , Mr. Mary A.
It <ohei. y.in. MeComi.-, . Mr* (far.a,
Horae, Mil'll.. P Hat4. J P,
Hartley, M' J 'V Rapp, M,« li„.a,
. on. II, M Idrale, K"A«. r>. Rnhrrt,
'.Il k, A..die», Him, Am,
I ...per, Mr. Arnbell, Hhelion. Mr,
P irn, ter n ., Sean, FP.ia,
B.na! I., Mr. il, .1 ; „„„, Hm.nl,,
iMalali, It 0, Shell. Jamea.
Prn.her, Pnaer, Sullivan C»ih,
••May , a H# nuo.h A Bn.nnr,
Se,.r. Wo,,,-..
M M BHi M*KS, P M

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