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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17


The Tribune has the following outlines Of
The programme for the reception of ossuth.-
1t will be a brilliant and imposing affair:
The arrangements for the reception Of the
illnsirous Magyar are progressing quietly bnt
surely to perfection. Fortunately for the pub.
lie fears the gentlemen having the matter in
charge are not OF the noisy kind so we have
been saved much egotistical nonsense from that
source.
1t is now understood that Kossu'h is on board
The Hunboldf. and that he val prohrbly arrive
here on the 4fh or 9Th Of ID ccmhrr, Letters
have been placed IN the hands Of the Pllots ior
the purpose Of requesting Kosenlh TO stop fur a
day with Or. Doan", the Health Officer, at The
quarantine. The steamer Osegon will then be
s.nt down with pfiical Delegation 10 escort
him 70 the city. SiIu'rs will b. fired at Staten
Island and II the Convention stations. the boat
viii proceed M the East River ASH. as the
Nalahou, and as she passes sau'es will be fred
from BROOKLYN Heights, the Navy ard, Will
anshur1, t"fIears' Hook and o'hrr points, and
answered from The boat. TIL Oregon will then
return, and 30 in like manner IN The North
Ryer, receiving salutes from various points on
either shore.
k"ssuh viii then be landed at Castle Gar
den where h. will be formally received hy the
Federal and the CITY authorities, an address
will BE- presented 10 him, and it is presumed that
he viii reply. He will then review the troops
on the Battery, after which he viii be seated in
an open barouche, which will be snrraunled by
guard OF honor, consisting entirely o' Hunga-
ran refugees. These men will appear in full
cav'iry uniform, and will be distinguished
feature OF la" procession. The procession
Will move mp Broadway to Union para, and
down the Bowcry and Chatham street to the
City Hall, where Gov Kossuth will receive the
honors OF marching salute. He viii Then be
conducted to his quarters at the irving House
On The following n CHI, 4 grand mi litary and
civic dinner Will be given him and his compan-
ions, by the city authorities, AZ the Irving House,
at which great rumber Of officers and dstn.
gulshed citizens viii be present On the fol-
loving days, As opportunity may offer, Kossulh
ard his companions vii! lee shown the notable
places and things in the city.
The above are the mere outlines Of the plan
Int sufficient is given to convey an idea Of the
pageant. Il is expected that a mainrity of the
Military Companies Of The city will parade, and
that great many Volunteer Companies will
also JON the demonstration. It thought that
The idea OF three triumphal arches viii be mold.
ned so as TO make magnificent tripel arch Of
evfrgre2ns and flowers in the vicinity of the
Park; one arch over the carriage-way, and one
over each sidewalk, the three bearing tha names
or buStS of Washington, LAFAYETTE, Kos-uth =
me decoration OF houses and stores on the line
OF march IS especially requested; the expense is
mere trifle. while the effect is highly impos.
ing and gratifying.
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S l. @ A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished 80 RaAg k,tra
ordinary Cures. aud given Uniccrsa Satisfaction in every
variety and stage of disease, that has and
rdpdd sale as SOans OiHtmCRt and COHdtiOH I0fcder.
me Ointment is swiftly supercedng all other Onunents
and ninens for the of Fresh Wounds. Calls OF all
kinds spras Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone Wind
gals, ron Evil, Caous, Spavns Sweeney Fstula, Sit
fast. Strains Lameness Sand Cracks Foundered Feet,
Scratches or Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper.
Ihe Cord'on Pomder will remove all inflammation and
fever purify the blood, loosen the skim cleanse the wafer
and strengthen every part OF the body: and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder Dsemer, Hide Bound Loss of Appetite, In
ward Strains Yellow Water, inflammation of the Eyes,
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism, Commonly
called stiff compainti which proves fatal many vaa
able horses III this country. is also safe aud
remedy for Coughs and Colds which generate so many
fatal diseases,
These remedies e. and Always Cure, if the de
rections followed.
For further particulars and multitude OF Certificates Of
remarkable Cures, get Pamphlets Of agents.
w. B. SLOAN,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

GERMAN PRoFEssoRsHIP OFFERED To AN
AMERIcAN.-- Some IN ,nths since we noticed
that DR.. B. A Could, Jr., Of This city, has been
rendered the Profrssorshp Of Astr nomy at The
University Of Gottingen, in place OF the late DR.
Goldsmith, deceased. DR. Gould embarked FIR
Europe in July, on account of i'll health; and
we learn that while in Europe has declined the
appointment Dos, Traueier
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

RAILROAD Convention AT N. ORLEANS
The Chamber of Commerce of St Louis has
appointed the following delegates to this Con
vention, which will assemble in New Orleans
on 9th January:
Henry Chou'eau, P. McCreery, Edward j.
Gay, w. G. Kennett, r. A. Barnes, r. j.
Lockwood, VIM. Wade, r. n. Renlck, Frank
lin Chiles, d. A. January.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF
a. e. GID IN ETrZ H ~ ca o
100000 DOs.ars!!

IOc,SOo DOssEES.!
WE have this Fall, the largest and most magnif-
w cent stock Of
REA Y MADE CLOTHING
Ever off by any house. As regards the styles and
make of goods, il is useless 10 speak, we have
puia0n far and wide, of keeping the
Best .Made Clothing in the Country.
And from the many advantag that we possess in i'm
porting and manufacturing orr entire stock for cash,
and selling 20 none but prompt men and furthermore,
the Ii III ndous amount Of Goods that sell, il must
than any other hous -
WE NOT ONLY CAV, RUT WILL.
9crOn the 18th of August we win open our Entire
Stock for insp elton. All ask Is, for you call in
and examine. as we are fully satlsf You will pur-
chase In addition large stock Of Staple Goods
we have large assortm mt Of
VERY FINE CLOTHING.
1NyMoto-'Large sales and small profits"
MARTIN & BROTHER,
No. lis, Main ST., st. Louis, No.
MARTIN & BROTHER,
No. ll3 Broadway, ~ York.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.
WIN. AMMAN.

HISoOU TT FIUTI , UNE.
WTE. EANNDN,
DEALER IN GROCERIES, FRUITS & PRODUCE,
II ANlNG taken large aud connections Store Room.
l. IN the bsNGwoBrHY Block, Main street two doors
low the American House, lie is prepared to deal IN
Groc rs, Fruits, and Country Produce. lie offers for
sale al fair prices,
Cofe', Salt Pepper, SEgar,
Starch, Candles, Butter, Cheese,
E@gS Crackers, Nuts, Candies,
Chickens, Turk vs., Wild Came Potatoes,
Corn Meal Flour;
Together with variety of other articles necessary for
family uSe All kinds of Country Produce bought for
cash al this store, al tho high ST market rates.
There IS necessity for travelling down fer fam
" tsror rieS, as they can be bought at the Missouri
Fruit store as cheap and good if cheaper and better
than az any other store in town. Call and be convnc d.
~ Goods purchased az this will be delivered AT
any point within the city limits free of extra expense
April 30, 1851. ly WAl. CANNON.
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Large wholesale d. retail House.
C. HENRY G4RTRELL

MOULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens of Du-
w huque, and tie surrounding country, that | ave
now in store OF the extensive ar wen selected
stocks OF Merchandise that the largest Eastern iCuse
could produce.
/ .4N.fEX a LIST BELOW.
Comprising portion of mystock to which particular
attention is invited Ladies' Dress Cooks every variety
Of Plain Figured and Changcahle Silks and Satins to-
Echer with large quantity Of Black Silks India and
Turkey Stirs Several varieties Of Summer Dres. Goods
also superior French Lace Caps and Collars very Sc
ec assortment Of Paraso! Ladies' Kid Gloves ard silk
Mite Also White COunterpins, very cheap.
Il LARGE STOCK or STAPLE AND DO.
.HESIYC GOODS
My stock gof fire Gr, ceres ! fater myself that
can sell shade lower than tie market price. call
l. ask TO prove tie fact.
aug ly H.C.GARTRELL
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

- Tho New York "National Democrat"
says there are now in that city mol css than fifty
sewing machines driven by steam power, whic II
turn out enormous number Of pants each
day, besides fine coats and other articles of APP
parel One Girl with The aid Of machinery, can
turn out as much work as six girls can with
needle used by hand. The profits Of this ma
chine labor are cnormous-but it is the capital
list who own the machines that realise the
gain
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
SURGICAL AND MID CAL Notice.

DIR. FIR. CE0LTNA,
Lately Director of the fadjann Pirate Hospi-
tai, Co'ambnS, EndiGna.
OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Dubuque
and vicinity thai am permanently located at Iowa
City, to practice in al branches Of the Medical and Sur
rcal sciences. am in possession cf all Surgical and
Sur rcalNcchariral Instruments and refer particularly
10 the diseases Of the eyes, and ether necessary operations
to the horrible disease called Epepic ofwhch cured,
with my own sytrm, thousands
Letters are 10 be directed TO at Iowa City
Sept "a. 81, lS5i-3mw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

christina TriniS--PrisoRers .4cquiited-
The Jury in case Of Castinar Hanoway have
rendered verdict of Not Guilty. Judge Grier
charged the Jury, that the case was not one of
treason. Four other indictments were abaned
hy the Court.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

~ 1t is said that the building Of bridge
across the Ohio from Cincinnati 10 Covington is
10 be imme dlateIy compepced
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
-g@A Missionary preacher in California thus

- q IHIs8'oHHry PTedcHeT III CaIIIpThIa thus
describes an incident in his experience:
"At Columbia the moat eligible room we
could obtain for the evening was restaurant
When we arrived al this place. the tables were
occupied by monte -dealers. The keeper of the
house, with great politeness to me, notified those
present that the house was to be opened that
evening for religious worship, and requested the
gentlemen, when they hid finished their games
to give place to preaching The proprietor
kindly arranged the benches for us. With the
bar behind me, my Bible on a monte table, and
a mixed audience before me, | proclaimed the
offers of the gospel.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

WEArHER.--A considerable body of snow
fell on Saturday night. Still showing ycster
day.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

" Tomorrow we shall publish an abstract
of the proceedings in Congress since is assem-
bling.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
GREAT REMEDY!
e I-raSIS ~ AEto5
Celebrated Family Ointment.

Is 3td SAFE, Iz0rough 0nd the greatest External Rsme
dg nsed II cdRposed Of prgrtahe EIt20cts aud
pcssessss p,qer uRtqHaed IN the Annals OF Medicine r Tie
cure Of iJlGnmdtory Diseases
its universally acknowledged be nalhle remedy,
in where il has been faithfully applied the
human system. for promoting nsensihe pcrspiraion, and
is invaluable in all diseases of the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers,
old Sores Chilbaius Sore lroa Burns Cuts tuaneous
Eruptons. Sore Nipples Sore Breast Diseases OF the Eye
Aeqe in the Face Rheumatic Pains, Contracted tor
Pain IN the side Back and other parts of the system Scad
Head, Bruises Fresh Wounds, Piles and every Kind of
sore containing the least particle Of Inflammation,
permanently cured by this remedy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

~ The Wyoming which has been looked
for at Galena, came as far as Rock Island, dis
charged her freight and returned to St. Louis.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

! Tue FIRST SrocK BAYK-We learn from
the Nj. Morris Gazette, that the "lllinois River
Bank has taken the necessary steps for organ.
Izing under the new Banking Law
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

~ Pork was selling here saturday from
wagons at So, SO per lG0 bs.-Spriagfetd
| Journal. Dec |
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

~ During the month of October, over 50,
100000. in gold dust were shipped from the
port OF San Francisco.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

The Burlington Iiawkeye speaks compliment
airy # new map of Iowa, compiled by Messrs.
] Hem, Williams y Co, Of Fairfield
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
,y'The 81. Louis Republican of the 9th inst

Mr.. THRAsHER-The steamer Prometheus.
at New York, from Havana, brings information
that MIR. Thra sher, who had been sentenced to
the Moro Castle for eight years, expected to
be lib ,ratee on the 25th His brother had been
released
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17

~ The entire white population Of Texas is
54,43o-of slaves SO, l63--of free negroes $50
total, $4,000.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-17
Eiarkets.

The Liverpool Cotton market has been les
heavy and prices firmly supported.
Wheat for the week advanced Id per bushe
Flour firm at former prices. A slight declin
in Corn
The money market is easy.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-24
NEW YORK IMPORTERS nd tJOBBERS,
FREEMAN, HODGES 4 CO.,
So LIBERTY SrREET,

i'fN % 4S&81kAAx oEA66Iy g
Betresn Broadway and Nassau Sireet,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
Ny5@Syy NQLRE7xo
WE are receiving, by daily arrivals
Vv from Europe, our Fallsnd Winter
assofiment Of RICH sFAS HEONABLE
FANCY SILK AND MILLINERY
I GOODS. hi d
Werespectfully invite all Cash Pur-
Z chasers thoroughly 10 examine our Stock
) and Prices, and, as interest governs, we
feel confident our Goods and Prices will
induce themsio select from our establish
ment. Particular atieniiongiis devoted
10 MILLINERY GOODS, and many Of
The articles are manufactured expressiy
10 our ordersand cannot be surpassed in
beaniy, afyle and cheapnass q
BEAUTIFUL PARIS RIBBONS, for
Hat, Cap. Neck. and Beltss
SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBONS s, Of
ali widths and colors. ~ "a
{ SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, and UN-
CUT vELVETS, 70, HaiR
FEATHERS, AMERICAN AND
FRENCH HARTIFECIAL FLOWERS.
PUFFlNGS. AND CAP TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, large assert:
ment. N
EMBRoIDERIEs, CAPEs,G COLLARS,
sA UNDERSLEEVES AND CUFFS.
Il FINE EMBRO lDERE Ed r EViERE and
Sf I5EMSTITCH CAMBRIC HAND
4 KERCHIEFS. 90
GRAPES, EISsES, TARLETONS, IL.
n LUSION AND c CA'P LACES. d
NV AL ENCIENES, BRUSSELS.
" THREAD. SILK, and LlSLE
81 THREAD LACES.
KID. SILK, SEWING SILK, LISLE
Il THREAD, MERINO GLOVES AND
h MITTS1E lO
FIGURED and PLAIN SWISS, BOOK,
! BISHOP LAWN AND gJACONET
X. MIJSLINS. Id
.eENGLIsH. FRENCH. AMERICAN
4 ANDITALIAN sTRAWGO GODS:
j July, 1851 10 pd95-ean
"A az 10 d
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-24

!
=. ,,vsorr,a YELLOW DOCK AND sARsA
I paafiI,A. In Quart Botties for purifying the
r,,.a Inc be,t Family medicine known.--l -lncipient
Ssors,,n oton Barrcnness, O. Whites. ~
regular Messuaon' insomnenes q us1ne us ssne md
;oomv state Of Mind are cured by Dr. Guysotvs Ex.
tract ~ yellow Dock and Sareaparin, which gives
immediate relief by renewing the fountain o. Health
and Strength, the Blood. neu,rnllzes pna nnm1ss
sops unnatural necretions, and gives nehthy ne'oh
~ mild Alternative properties render II peculiarly ap-
p,cahe 10 the slender and delicate constitution Of the
female. 4 immediately contracts tnat aipIess'ns
nervousness and Iasstude 90 common 70 the female
frnme. and imparts an energy and huoynncy as sur;
nrisihr a. they are grateful. We hrve evidence on
ile which induces Us strongly to recommend thisme
dlcine TO married people who have not been oesseo
with offspring.
pronpsIs Uteri, or Filling Of the Womb, Of nve wears
standina. cured by Dr. Guysctt's Extract Of yellow
Dock and sarsnparila, after every ptner knoWn 'e'
snedy had been tried without reiief.
wAsurseTos, o., February. ls4o.
nh. ..,sl6es that nv wife, aged twenty sevea
years tns been suffering under the above eoppIaln'
or Ave venrs nenrly all that lime confined 70 nef nen
have for four years constantly employed me nes
medical talent TINT could be procured IN this
Of hs country without any nepens y dsd 70 NJ
cure q such diseass wss wSrfasss
IN the spring Of l646. was induced by my friend
ia try nr Guysotf's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilln
vyhch wne uset for ufmonths. After she had uset
il for about four weeks L was evident 10 all OF vi
that she was narovlng, and from this time she u
she Is now enjoying most excellent health
We being jsighbors 10 Wm.l and Julia Monfort
know that M above statement as TO the sickness
Mrs MonfoH and as the cure heing effected by "Gry
sotlf yellow Dock and sarsaaPariIIa. !. 70 be strctl!
'''' SARAH POWERS.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-10-24

Amount One Al last forfeit.
I'd sale with Interest there.
on, on lots bot sold and
amount due n the time OF
forfeiture on lois since for.
.feited with interest thereon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09

son iictaid
"un lie morning Of he a9ih uliimo, about
q O'Clock, tailor Ia this rlace, by the name OF
J. G.. Snyder eomaiited suicide, by placing the
mazflc d . gun n hls month, ana hring IL Oh.
1he ball pissed clear through bis head. killing
him Instantly. Tie oagsc, so far a- We have
been able to ascertain, was mental JefaNle-
inent induced by drinking. lie leaves a wife
nnd child, nearly destitute, to mourn bis m
timely DEATH
The Galveston journal Of the 2lsi ut.
contains notice Of death from in,empcr.
ance, which wc snbIoiu.
man named Timothy Malone, was found
dead on last evening Ia the stable of tho i'sl.
nirtto liousp. ~ heTc ic had been making q too
free use OF the sF'f9. a jug, containing tie
remnant Of his dcbauehe was along SIDE by
hn,---a monument not needing ihr pencil of
the artist on which TO write Mis- ep,nph.
We could find many other examples Of
the evils of iutemperance- What a warn
ing do they present 10 all aud particularly
TO the young and experienced, to beware
Of tho wine cnp.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09
lIis..icnies.

We visited the lIisifionics on Monday
night The pieces selected Cor the eve
ging's entertainment were the "lron Ghost.
aud the farce OF tho Damb Belle" The
different characters in these plays were
wrn Sustained. Mr. Strong certainly pos
ssascs dramatic ialent Of no mean order ;
lis conceptions of siylo arc good, and his
readings uneVccptiouablc. Ills wife is u
good actress, aud has sustained herself nd
mirahly in every character which she has
attempted.
During the most pathetic parts of the
play, wc noticed that portion of the au.
dience indagoa in imaoderate Cts Of laugh.
ter. and one iusl behind us ms the actor fell
in the death scene, followed out. We'll.
oil felIcr, YOU Mll wcll;" another one,
"That looks like bone breaking arrange.
mcnf. Actofs who can sustain them.
selves under y storm of this kind, are moi
very easily Disconnected.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09

Atapuhl,r meeting held Ia the town Of
GAmcr, ~ the courthouse. by portion OF
,he citizens of lpshsr county, on Tuesday
9TH day of August, 1881,
On motion, y. T. CnaisrI,N, Esq. was
called to the chair, and Il. J. TnhRs was
appointed secretary
i was then moved tha, the Chair cxplnin
the object of the meeting, which lie did in
a clear and forcible style.
II was then moved aud carried tha, the
Chair appoint a COMMITTEES of FIVE to DRAFT
suitable resolutions expressive of the feel.
ngs Of the meeting.
WhcTcapou, the Chair appointed c. G.
Galloway, j. II. Miller, X. G.. Warren, K.
Cade, aud ~ Cleveland on aaid commit.
tee.
The committee then retired FOR short
while and returned, and submitted through
lheir chairman, the following resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted;
Rcsoirca, That hllhy sheet dcnomi.
mated the STIR Staie Patriot, published in
the city Of Marshall. lac done the citizens
of lpbhur great injustice in denouncing
their county candidate for the State Legs
laiure us being disunionist; and that
sheet TO the de,rimcnt Of our candidate,
and without any regard to the principles
Of vcraeiiy.
= Resoired. That circular calling
upon the people oil lpshur to rally to
The standard OF Wbiggery, instead of
Union, aud containing false account Of
the so.called Union meeting, in this place.
was base imposition upon the people of
the district, inasmucb as it contained false
statements in regard to the language and
vote Of said meeting.
3. Reso'aed, That we believe in and
will do rs much towards preserving the
Union Of the United States, ms any other
people but would prefer secession to a
sacrifice Of our liberties, our homes. our
saves, and our fire. sides.
4. Resolrcd. That wc are willing 10
abide by the late compromises for the sake
Of the Union. bat we vii! not submit TO
palpabie violation Of the constitution Of
the United States, and in that event we
prefer secession to revolution, believing it
the mider term.
s. Rcsoirel, That we believe the federal
government supreme in the powers sur
rendered to il by tho States, aud the States
supreme 10 tao reserved powers III the
compact. and nm infringement upon the
states in any Of their rights is n violation
Of the constitution, aud should not be sub.
United 10.
g. Resoircd. That the proceedings Of
this meeting be rent to the editor Of the
Texas Republican, with request that hc
publish the same.
Then. Gu motion, the meeting adjourned
y. +. CHRISTIAN, Chm.
b. J. TrRny. Sec.
TnE CRors IN FAxSrx Couxry We
learn from tho Donham Advertiser thststhc
farmers II Fannin county are : locking
forward 10 The largest aud most bountIfal
corn crop ever harvested In that country.
The wheat crop Of that region, which had
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G. 9, GALLOWAY.

We insor tic siSth and seventh resolu.
lions of the meeting, ms published in the
Patriot. and the vote npon each Of them,
as stated by Mr.. Galloway in the above
card:
6. Reso'geA. That neither WhiggeFy or
Democracy. viii ten iiues their amount
Of deformi,y were ever half so hae a.
Sece.sionism.
lo'e-Ayes, 10; nays, 5.
:. Rcgo'ced, That the views aud pyinci.
Pies Of Dr. y. +. Dr6L, meet our igll ap
probation and we fully coneur ia bis sent'
mon,s, and ask the people of upshur
county to support him and candidates gen
orally who support similar political opin'
ions
I0lc Ayes, I6 nays, D.