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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-04
REAL ESTATE sAI,,s


@ BVBRAL wen located ~, wa.
~ lepqt vi ~ llemiidcd RAM. ieht 70 ne ih,.
-,i e,,,,it ", VNel tn1 icet ee,. wy lIVitts
tactOfyt or tuy bulldine reori, pttt ir. ,ithtst
so'de lhor ~ lha whole o. M ana ~ CON- M ,,i, "
Ws'!l pef q Will b iakSn iIs,l % tgii puf,,
IA WV eHA Mvye4le, With ihisr,si ~ i NJ al,
Also houte cuntaihua four 1917 lhe d,t ~
~ "a WellV waller The house ,ssi.t ~ Aicheh 80
,,, DE- to1it. tnf lot " h;oat eonoS,si Wogt a Is
walk OF ils 1'o,i asi 10 within A. snlt
ynent wlllbc taken at o lei cam w ',
yne tHo ana thleeYc Poi uTibs,i NY we sahh,
ml2o EN- p.i dS SaE y DUNE y, AiiiEa WI
- - WV 70 ~. h9lanG M m,
a,c,, For Sale. SssEiS lSg
OrNo 6,lnbiookp5. on iia5,a.5.- -
slu 'enhng back 100 FEEL 10 M 49, 'Sst! 20 f.l5
lhe oe9t AlIgalgdlotl intl.s civ H. i, y W it.
~, W ~ khG osek part AID side
RoTISio, a,,iio y, a. may be9ttpi lie ~
ny9 sS''s = 'h'' O'is'0r9tNtI@,
FOR SALE. IN w
A DRRlRAB Rib brick be,,,s' ,i,,.,., !. n
mrs THOMAS GRBY wy
--------- ,..;;,,;s-... btA Co.,,
SliERlBB'S SALE MI ~
Henry "; McO. y, b. WpA ". Ja.1 U-
nison bis next MEND t.t
John Ruce's helIBand oiLert Wy tgt d sE
1npurSuaRee Of dre,es made oSJ N, -.
1901 10 tie above named eauao, yll III, qiy Of ~
lhes, 70 u highekt lHd best bidder, on Vllte ~
gay Of October 1874, The tact oil A., ~ ~ " "a
meh1,Ylea Alluats o. ~
uulOlnS the Slaie linfp niaininr ni,, t.sille ii
au,esi nor " ssq, ~ Il being IN 49, We hlsi, N
"hrh ih. New John irite died SEIZED ''"e P'ortnJ I
= IN. y Sale ~ ioul u o. We purcA,,s ~.
pau IN cam 90 we gay OF salct N q 'le h, 49, lak
Two sea =, cba8eT glvipq boLd, ~ We =.
euiliy, bearpE ipie esi nom DAY on ~
VIII 70 retained ull ne whVls furease 1 ssa e ~
bi4,ld "@' . 81 ssi iJikkHAAr - t''
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L9KImgtOn Law School.
SnERlFF'S SALE.
~. Reilly,
w. 1. Higoi

$237 REWARD.
&IOLEN nom The subscliber, about q miles from,
~ Wheeling, on The mad leading to s. IsbuTr s4Ij 60
4e notes OF wh CHI were principally IS ana s6 noies on
iieIcAns 4 Meeh'nCs' Bank OF Wheeng ana ihe Sills
lnkq Of Ohio, here we supposed 10 be thee he N
g1sed IN TIC nilT one stepping UP to the Hind paTt u
buggy anu 'aisiig he curtain Covered MY acc and
ou uelA and CONFUSED my anne whbt ne On each side
: re buggy robbed ne Of Tho amount abuYe famed I
aw nu' one reIton a, my face kept covered an the
Y3 rom The side Of tie buggy retTeaied The one hat
"a me- oNeHhgoNe my itee either hacked ~ no
ore ials9 lace, pair Of sled pahts a either check
= calico shlIl which was his only es,
lwlgive hall o. tie Amount sltet for The recovery OF
helnoney and arpi ehenton OF the thieves N
lMslu JOHN HlNRSON.
pSMy residence Ia miles east OF We lsbure mar liz
rqsl in.toil aud eshuiE Turnpike, s0E3l q
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.,ruyed, AMI the committee vsl cOnhivnl lpl they
NJ Willie able ~ give cd nlonal iiier 81 " the
.f,a exposition Ut The inuu NY VI The Stale, on
tuv l7ih " 0etVbeE"
PAnrS BUaklNa Ur.-The Cl velaud Plaindsal.
erol Wednesday evening last says eplnesmaIhp
ssst " Hudson hes been burning lvI seyeial
weeks, and within few days The fte has due an
lmm,lisv am, unt Of damage. Whole meadows to
,hr nh6uM Of sCSslal hundred neTss have been
Duln, out four isvt dvvl, aud will, Of course,
when The swamp Ellis With water, become lake,
rhv 6te would commence eating under, till hole
i6ies weIe undermined, when a vent would Occult
rough which The flames would RUSH out TOT many
i,el IN height, aud the Whole ground, timber aud
all, would Leeonsamsd. LaTge trees would fail
II ma,s, and Le buTnvn to sshvo. President
pl,rev, VI tue Hudson College, wasin The ycim.
" when lie saw some Trees oppatvnly on sol 4
grund, but short distance lTonl hun. commence
lumblrng whrn he started 10 run They eOnunu.
cd tO iul byhiWl hiul, aud neat was he at one
Ilm5 to the dangsr, that tie lnbs Of falling tee
brushed hin. Tie inhubi ants are In the utmost
CUisleinsilon, not kuOwInl whtIe Ut WHEN Ills
srnblv Stale OF ings viii end. Like CO amiiyS
never before visited this county, aud unless We
soJn have rain, tue situation Of many ighbor
hoods viii be w'dse than il they lysdin the midst
VI e. tlLquakei. God grant ruin may SOON COME.
I" --'-s----s-aa-a-t------
iIrMintrol lands in Allie, heny county, says the
Cumberland rvleen ph, are increasing 10 value,
aud IhCss who made PURCHASES a thOu time since
80 I'd now Il hey i,siIed, sell al almost double
tie original cost Bus anticipating further Use,
'uJ llal too with as almoI. POSITIVE assurance,
pel 5hos no disposition to Sc l. pr, eirins to await
ne rs ut oflrhs. The demand loT uinerol lands
-tanieashy Of coal lands---is increasing aud az
a Dse,5,sTy c,uSsQlsn they ATE advancing in
,ncs headuptabiliV Of the Mary,and coal to
manufacturing purposes and the ged,taiiog Of
cam, as proved by recent Up, TiurnlS IN New
iJrs aud elsewhere, has mpnr ed a new impetus
"a the desire amongst capitalists 10 invest tht :
asanh Ia Maryland coal lands. they btinr ernviue.
.d,f Their pres Mt and future value, no lesH ibsu
little fact That bsidl me profit will be made. ia
rysiY bfief period out If sreh ON investment.
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TnANsPoRTA4iOH OJpick b. AosR.R.Co.t
v hcoling, Ropt qdt tNN
ROUND TRIP Tcso.t ull b lsilsd 10 MoundayilIo
GOOD r % bout ol )dging iho Agricultural FaT, On
he en- 7ih and 9Th in9is 90 90 cen4.
aer3 J. b ROhn. Aren't
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A pHslRABl.Rbrlek houii, ,Ii.,,.s =. .. -
hrs inquire o. rAOA1s SsBYI,''FPr
The daily union., 1854-02-26
mo. 1881


NOTICE or WITHDRAWAL FROM private entry OF
~ certain lands lying within nisen miles
NoKsBuKo, MISSISSIPPI
Of urgent behalf The interests
OF The proposed above mentioned
ussp slArH. has directed for ,hs the IA
day V June nszfi hs public lands lying within miles
Whereabouts, bel either the said
road being The undefmenoncd sale
enuy except snid
operation OF this notices and
have been accordingly given The land officers wit
In the district OF lands subject
North y the base h.e and sast Of 1hs meridian
Townships hheen sixteen, eighteen nneeen and
twenty, of ranges TO six, inclusive.
Townships ourteen heen, eighteen, nine
teen, and twenty, Of rnnge seven.
Townships heen sixteen, eighteen and
nineteen, OF ranges eight to fourteen, inclusive.
Townships fifteen and sixteen. range fifteen.
North Of the base line and Of the merihsn.
Townships hesn sixteen, seventeen eighteen, nineeon and
twenty, OF ranges one to hve, inclusive.
In district subject NAromrocRxs, LOUIS
f5.Fae .. \
North of the base line and pesf Of the meridian.
Townships deen, sIeen eighteen nineteen and
twenty, Of ranges six 10 thirteen, inclusive.
Given under hand The General Land Once Of Wash
ingon, this l7ih day December, 1853.
BY order of the President;
~. co~eslsi0ner Of 'hs General Land oaass.
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SPLENDID wnrshous~ for Z ns.-The spacious brown

SPLENDID Warehouse for II nt.-Tbe spacious
building IS front aGd ~ feet deep, and four stories
high, cellar recently erected south
avenue, nearly opposite the National Hotel
occupancy. The building constructed the
handsome style,
story be occupied sepaey The location Of the
building peculiarly desirable
establishment wholesale grocery II will be
separately entire. Apply 10 = - .e
M. g. EMERY,
j. @. McKELDEN,
north, between 9th and TN
Ian Q7-eodu
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10 ta >. as.nsnAhs

TIE pesson Win ~ upnu books unlun
payment VI The Subscription be made sdvsass. 10y
sssai ssbssssszs money BY lss peso
which will b paid BY all By n
transmission Fa stN &#F MaNe e eaNIS,gf
The COUNTRY PAPER pubiluhsl us-weskIy dssins q
sseas Of Congress, sant weekly during
Subscriptions . psr1oA year Escsvs4
terms psoPoruoRsd the above sasssl rates.
20 W-FosTMAsTERs authorised agents spls
sending DAILY subscnbus, go enclosed v
sEMWEEkLY subscriber. with saS snsiossl wEEKI
sabsc'Ssr with so eaciosed will se casd copy u q
~ms eduon ~ they furnish subscribers for, svett
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n X. CHAMBERLIs's Commercial College, located
VI baltimore Baimore Maryland The ostensihe
Of this institution The ench OF individuals prop
thorough practical mercant.
Obtain knowledge OF
business In fee weeks than be acquired
ma years n any counting house.
study embraces book keeping and s
Mercsn
according approved methods
penmanshp combining rapidly of erscuon
mercantile law, upon
subjects beside other for
understand The
FOR student complete eight
There vacation applicants enter At me and at
diplomas who graduate For &C., wte
md have. circular forwarded by nal
NovI3-iydAcp
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Dec 2o--fswisw
mo. 49s. !

NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL from private entry OF
~ certain lands lying within
OF The proposed railroad from Gnins Landing Mississippi
Arkansas Camden,
dairy line, and It's branches at camden.
In consequence of urgent behalf the interests
OF the proposed above menoned
18th Instant has directed public
townships lying within fifteen es
said road and bnches be withheld entry except va
clams which operation
all situated The following districts
KANSAS, 10 wit:
In the district of lands subject to sale HELENA;
South Of the base line aud east Of the h principe erdian
Townships H. -, H. l5 and fraction l6 range
South Of the base line and Dcst Of the A principal ueridan.
Townships H. IL, 49, H. l5 and 49, of ranges and
In the district Of lands subject CuAMpAGsoLR
South Of the base line aud Of the h principal meridian.
Townships II, II, 10, IA, 49, and l6, of ranges T. TO-
Townships IL l2 -, IA, 5 l6 49, 49, 90 Of range
Townships H. H. ID A. l5 TO- H. e 49, and 20, anges Ia Is
Is, II, ana ID 1.
townships H. a. l3 IA, is, I6, and IL, of range 49,
Townships H. ~ l3, IA, and is, of range 20.
In the district Of lands subject LITTLE Rock
South Of the base line the th principe median
Townships and 3, of range 10.
Townships 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, = and 8, of range h.
Townships . . 5,6 y 8 O. and TO- of H. l5 6 and
In the district Of lands subject sale at WArHIsoron
South Of the base line Of the fh principal msridion
Townships s. g. {, Q, and 10. of range is.
Townships and 10, of 49,
Townships IL, H. 3 ID and 49, Of a. 23 a. %
and a.
Townships 10, IL, I2, Is, II, and Is, of range 2s
Townships TO- IL 49, l3 ranges a.
Townships 10, III, ~, and 10, of range 80.
Given Land Office, Wash
inalon this 5th day Of January, 1854.
By order of the President;
Jan 6awl3w Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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CorPEa-rAcED rYsE.

Uag NEWTON COMPANY, PATENTEEs, No North vii
liam street. New York This type now used exclusively in
ussy Of largest and general printing
souury England The re-
ss,yed will do least double the
working surface.
ssreoypps saving Of 100 will be by
The OF this typs 4.5s,t
Tue company will furnish type New
Philadelphia ut tho lowest prices and
eonasr -ncng according 10 the ed
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L-xx school q Cumberland University, nj Lebanon
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cautbers, late of the circuit
judges of Tennessee.
Nathan of the Of the supreme
of Tennessee.
BromfeId L. Ridley, the cnnncelors Of the State
exclusively
the school.
:nsfrnotonl. Daily examinations Of each
No Of the
daily lessons n progress of the examinations
q Weekly OF common and equity, In which
Of facts by profess
through NIL the actual
The framed requir. them
Wills all documents be
dence the trials Some OF the are taken BY appeal TO
supreme which held monthly the and
public the end of session The students act as clerks
jurors chanccors, other Official
pacites connected with their suits.
the third Monday
tember Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday In July.
Erpsnsss p ssasionTuon fee $50 adyanceI contingent
fee
VIII be had n Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless III.
No required for nd
four regular Glasse Students
any during the collegiate year.
There a legislature with the school
Number of students is- collegiate year eighty-sx.
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees.
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ENGLISH TESTIMONIALS.

We havs much pleasure bearing testimony the
vshs Of coppefced and stereotype plates
ohinins.
ton sucs, pessc and increased facility and
ssoasny In working. 80 's nn,,n,, rx.Ns
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BRADBURY & EVANS. /.
LONDON JOURNAL OFFICE,
334 Strand, August 10, 1853.

THIS certify that tho copper faced type now IN use or print
greatest satisfaeon
fos se yps maintained its original sharpness aud
bsay made least three times durable have
hsd Of Impressions from this which
new In August, 1852.
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CIrs Piss.burs .nd County OF AIieghany. Penn
Offer The guaranteed bonds
These Pit-bux Railroad
Company, by which they are guaranteed
The bonds with the exhibit
~0' may be obtained a'G% SosToS ssSoTaGa
bankers and fscaI Agents.
Agent. Piuburs oonuelsvlIe Railroad Company
Lon RENT OR LEASE, for years, that
streets now occupied by Mr. ssr,ir-. France
lately 6ed with all the modern convent
including fixtures throughout both the
Possession to be gwen on or bout the ensuing
the and 3 Streets IN The occupancy Of Mrs.
and ftted
the Of The who have The store alone, OF both
svsu the ar., ofMay next For FUR
ef particulars inquire Of Dr. Renjamin King or Thomas Lswon
winder's building
Jan 2s.odtif
SiLvER ~ARE--Jus finished large Of .oenns
~ silver ware, consisting Of
Tea ss,s, pitchers, soh,s,s, cups
Table, dessert and spoons snd forks, Of all the modern
Dessert knives. sugar .aers cake snd pie knives
, a e's'% ,s ,Son. '."p, h sh's aas ssvy 'o'es
The above all Of and warranted pure
sign Of the Golden Eagle, Pennsylvania avenue,
Feb@-a between oh and ioth streets.
Aw NorIcE-sIpaEy s. BAXTER, late attorney genera
he viii praese IN me ssseme Uoar o s United states. the
Of the pic, q Columbia, md attend professional
once Mousons building AZ op.nnsylys
MIA avenue.
Hon Hon r1saa !; heS m,n,. Hon, Hon Wm Daniel, s,asa.,.
Ha" o" g. 4 Lee, Of he dour, ofAppes. Of vrnis
To the Judges of the Circuit Courts Of Virginia
To and members Of Congress from Virginia
'uns ii-yorws~
NsW and Complete e.y.sseer cf the United -'.s~s.
based spen the cspsr. ofieso vo' 'hes syo v,o,
Jan ~
The daily union., 1854-02-26

RoOMNA furnished suitable
IL n three be had
N. whole together separately The location pleasant
nsr' Capitol, National Browns other
eauirs Mr.. p Van Ness between ~ and 9Th streets
Mts~cort avenue ts@
Nov Nn-Ass
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MALsTER & MOORE,


De~'i<s Psr.syroria avenue, rear ion street
HAVE this day associated with dental practice
Mcere surgical and mechanical dentist
nsron enabled fully mech,ncsi
the once which have for time been partially suspended
VIM MALaTER,
(Late Bsrruele h MaIsteT)
Ian +-eod6t fIntei.
NEW and Elegant silks, Ernbrctdcrtes, CIoaks 60
The suebcrs beg leave respectfully invite The attention
Of the ladies vicinity following
goods
50 drs''es eIus-ricb bvccsds s,Iks, for evenings
IS do DO moru antique wa,ersd
10 antique, brocade
10 do hvocnde silk
do Hounced bvec.dr silks
10 pieces light cc,orcd plain pouit de soto
rs do r1ch risid silks
rs DO sik Illusions for drsses, all c.iors
and psn Irish popiins
$50 trimmed ch-mssucs and
2o embroidered collars
80 csnhric chemisees
sleeves, In sets
IS embroidered and eeevcs trimmed with
Mss~s~, tcrison, and vairpcicnnes laces, cheap
$50 psirp embroidered m srd cambrc sleeves
$50 French embrndcf ed hAndkercbef- great variety
100 pieces English and French thread laces
2j velvet ciosks, latest
rs emhr Hdered cloth cIoaks, latest style
trimmed
80 rmaIi Persian SCARF for
30 long cashmere shawls
d richly embroidered white Grape shawl.
Together OF articles
prices having advantage Of The advanced make
Purchases. HOoE, BROTHER, h Co
Dec 1-Asw4wif
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G. STIFF, Proprietor

gh&E thr aa GENERAL sTKAA PRisTINa OrroK,
#s@Af Bouvee street, Fleet street, Aug. 10, 1853
In reply your my opinion your system
acing type beg entire approval.
printing lis ardnes Of essential eeco the
delivery with great facility and yielding
mint ink ordinarily required thereby
decreasng setting or To nothing of It's increased durability
The
faced type, OF sufficient Importance for adopting its
,-1rVFs'R' t FREDERICK SALISBURY.
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AMERICAN TESTIMONIALS.

TRIsuNE oyyIcE, New York city, Jan. II, 1855
To NEWTON CoMp ,SY: stV
font OF copper faced type
Tribune IND durability ofthe greatly by
coppsng also consider working surface
.'-a''s' l''l THOMAS N. ROCKER, Foreman.
HORACE GREELEY, Editor.
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The following list OF OF the American Journals prnts
? y + + Z fron
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Delivered Ia the House OF Representatives, February II.
1854.
The House being in the Committee OF the Whole on
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-29
Movement of the "Culled Folks.

The "culled folks" of Troy, N. Y, ale
determined to contribute their mite to tie
ad:odor of politics in that State Ite lead
ing men of the various and varied hues OF
the genus dsrkey, held meeting in Troy.
recently for the purpose Of giving proper
direction, to the "culled sentiment" during
he excitement of the present political cam
paign in the Empire State. After a truly
interestingpdiscussion, IN whicl = he 'lights
and shades" were put up in bold relief, and
the "eyes and nose were brought into re-
QUESTION, it was decided that Myrou H.
Clark, the whig candidate for Governor. was
s'de mos sistent candidate tor de suffrage
OBJ culled men"
What overtures Mr., Clark's friends have
made the 5arkies of the Empire S3ate do
not appear in the report Of their Troy meet.
ing. They have, no doubt been carelessly
omitted by the newspapers. 1t is due to
the "cause of justice and humanity" that
the matter be satisfactorily cleared up.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-29
a Pardoning Case.

Governor Seymour. OF New York, lately
pardoned out of the States Prison mau
by the name Of Dumbleton, npon the condi-
ton he would abstain from drinking and be.
come, as far as the circumstances Of The case
would admit, respectable citizen. He has
violated the condition of his pardon, and is
now serving out term of six months in
the Albany County 2enitentiary. The Gov.
ernor says: Il have consulted with John c.
Spencer and Others, and there is no doao,
OF my power to send him back to Stat
Prison / am mortified at his conduct, bu
shall make an example Of him"
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The Home Journal.

MoREIs AND WILLIS, EDrroRs The FIRST
number Of the new series will be issued on
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ulne humor. In addition to the above, we
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From several different sources we are to be
supplied with tile nems and gossip of NetD
York Society. In a Metropolis like ours,
oPntre the most sparkling elements Of the
life of our country at large, and collision
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-11-29
Greelys oniniIn.

Hear how Horace Greely talks about
the Know Nothings He speaks very
plainly and Pointedly agains, those Organi-
cations. which claim the honor of having
gained the victories over which he has been
growing for the last two months:
"But now all this is changed. and we
see the. order unblushingly standing forth
not as eorrse,orl,f the old political bar
ties, but as new party, ev,n more meanly
and eOrruptly managed than any than any
Of the old ones. 1t now sets up its own
candidates and such candidates. From
Soroggins to Shaffer, from Ulman to Eb,
ling, all either chronic spectators in POI
itcs or individuals with regard tc whom the
entire pnblic are Know NoIhings. The
IitiIul tricks,. The, base inuigues he gross
imposiIionton the. masses. which have noto-
riously marked the recent management oi
the. Order, and which only form part ol
The pelisy all along contemplated by its
leaders have never been surpassed in the
worst degradations of Wing or Democratic
wire pulling. II the Order had respecta-
ble trait before, it has none now. II has
sunk below contempt, and bas mt only
committed political suicide, but has done ii
in the least deceut and creditsble man.
ner. No~man of honesty and sci! respect
can longer maintain any connection with it
or receive with any feeling but scorn aud
disgust rhe command to.vcte for the candi'
dates it has beeu pnt in domination"