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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-03

THE Grafton convention meets to-day,
and the delegation from. this county, as well
as those from above, will leave this morn
ing on special train at about five O'Clock.
We presume the whole business OF the
convention, whatever it may be, will be
transacted to-day and tonight and an ad-
journment had before tomorrow. There
are five State officers to be nominated, viz;
n Governor, Secretary of State, Auditor,
Treasurer, and Attorney General. For the
first Office we opine there will be but one
candidate before the convention. Some of
the others, perhaps all of them, will be
contested. At this time it is impossible to
form an idea who the nominees will be.
There has been less interest in the way of
candidacy for the various offices than usual.
One reason is that the salaries are not such
as to draw out a very strong competition.
AS general thing most any body, other
Wise likely to. be sspirauts, can do better
these times than to accept low or medium
priced Offices. III s.--.
In addition to the State officers, the con.
Tention will appoint Pres idential electors,
Eve in number, one for each Congressional
district, and two for the State at LARGE
These latter nominations will form an i'm
portant part of the business of the con-
Vention, and we hope to see i've good men
placed upon the ticket. And this same
remark, with additional force, will apply
to the nominations for State officers. Il
the New State is to stand unimpeacha-
BILE and commanding in the eyes of our
own and other people, the best men must
be put in position. We earnestly hope
that the Grafton convention will look mar
rowly and deliberately to the qualifications
of candidates to-day.
In another column we publish a state
mont as to the vote cast at the gubernato-
rial election in 1868, in order that the con-
vention may have proper standard by
which to scale the vote of each county rep-
resented. 1t affords them proper basis
upon which o proceed.
Whether the delegates from the different
counties of this and the other two congress
sioual districts will get together tud nom
mate congressman remains to be seen. We
presume they will. The suggestion to do
SO is one that has met with general approx
al, for the reason that it kills two birds with
one stone and saves the calling of district
conventions. The people these days have
too much to occupy their attention to ad-
init of any conventiOnizipg that can be
properly avoided. Then, too, the nomina.
ton of congressman in joint, though sep
crate, conventions, is obviously better thar
in specially called and fixed up conven.
tions. A more candid expression of public
opinion is likely to be got at. The election
of a Congressman is matter of state con,
Germ and not simply of district interest.
We hope to have in to.morroW's paper &
report, satisfactorily full, of the proceed
iDgs of the conventional all events an an
nouncement of the nominations.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-03

a CORRESPONDENT suggests the name of
James a. Pomeroy, of Hancock, as one of
the Presidential electors to be nominated
to-day by the Grafton convention. Mr..
Pomeroy has been one of the useful men
of the Union and New State movement in
West Virginia. He is a gentleman of
accurate and extensive political informa-
tiOn-probably none more SO in the State.
In addition, he is one of the original ear
nest anti-slaVery men of West Virginia,
who stood up for principle when the
iutOIerant Richmond oligarchy held sway
in our midst. -7-.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-03

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS In
SOUTH WHEELING.

DY virtue and in pursuance Of a deed Of trust
ID executed by George Foreman, Of Ohio county,
Virginia, to the undersigned trustee, bearing
date on the hrst day Of March, 1854, and now duly
Of record in the Recorders ONCE Of the said county
of Ohio in deed book No. SO, folio 295, the
payment to the Merchants and Mcdaniel BARk Of
Wheeling certain debt in said deed of trust men.
toned, will, at the request Of said Bank, proceed
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, TO sell at public auct Ion, TO the highest
and best bidder, the following property, to wit {;
All that certain lot parcel OF ground situated in
Ohio county, Virginia. in the addition to the city Of
wheeling formerly called Ritehietown, but now
mated on the plat Of aid addition by number i've
No. Sin square number thirty-HeVen-NO.3 81. Sell
ling as trustee, shall tell aud convey only such
title is vested IN by the deed Of trust afore
raid the title, however is believed to be unques
uOnAble.
jyao-td FRANcIs R. AR MsTRoNa.
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Ne TEI Is so SHT WHESLfN se.o-

II executed to the undersigned a. trustee, BY
Theodore Reesebury, bearing date on the l4th day
OF April, 1854 and duly Of record in the Recorders
ONCE OF Ohio county, State Of West Virginia, in
deed book No. SO, folio ESQ, to secure the payment
to the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling
q certain debt In said deed mentioned, will, at
request Of said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1894 at the front door Of the
a. public auction, 70 the highest and best bidder,
the following property 70 wit; An those two GER
tain lots or parcels Of ground In Ohio county, Vir-
gnia In the addition 70 the city OF Wheeling for.
merry called RitShietoWn, but now South Wheeling,
and designated on the plat Of said addition by the
numbers nine-A. Sand ten-No. IO-in SQUARE
number forty-tWo-No. q. Selling As truEtee,
shall sell and convey only such title IL vested in
me by the deed Of trust Aforesaid the title how
ever, Is believed TO be unquestionable.
jyS0-td FRANCIS R. ARMsrRosG.
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Meeting In Preston County

AT meeting of the people of the town
ship of Kingwood, of the county of Preston,
held at the Court House on Saturday, the
29.h day of July, 1864, previous notice
thereof having been duly given,
On motion, John Potter Esq, was called
to the chair, and James A. Brown was ap.
pointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was stated to
be the appointment of delegates from the
township of Kingwood to the Grafton Con-
vention. a4e n sf1.- a
And on motion of John s. Murdock, Esq,
it was resolved that the Chairman of the
meeting appoint ten delegates to represent
this township in said Convention, in add.
ton to R. McOafterty Esq, who at a coun-
ty meeting heretofore held, was appointed
for that purpose, which resolution was
adopted by the meeting, and the chairman
appointed the following gentlement as del
egates, viz Edgar s.. Wilson, John s.
Murdoch, Hezekiah Pell, James P. Smith,
Alexander Shaw, James Gibson, Reuben
Morris, James H. Carroll, Francis Heer.
mRnd and Peter s. Barrack. ewes.
On motion of John s. Murdoch, ii was
resolved that the delegates appointed at
this meeting be instructed to vote in The
Grafton Convention, for our present ezeel.
lent Governor for that Office.
% motion of Edgar S. Wilson, Esq, ii
was resolved that said delegates be in
structed TO cast their votes, first, second ana
all the time, for our fellow citizen John j.
Brown for the office of Auditor.
On motion it was ordered that the pro-
ceediugs of this meeting be forwarded by
the Secretary thereof to the Wheeling In.
teEligencer for publication. W..
s=. sla s JOHN POTTER, Chairman.
JAMES ALEX. BRowE, Secretary.
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suRsIsrINuE oEEroE. ula. Anrr.l

WHEELIS0, W. VA, August i, 1884
GEALED PROPOSALS, must be IN duplicsta from
- first hands, and from citizens loyal 70 the UNI
ted States Government only, will be received at this
office until Q o'clock, on Wedn esdAy, the 81 day
Of August, 1864, fI supplying for the nss Of the
err, at Wheeling; W. Va on or before the i5th dav
OF August, 1864 as follows, viz: -
b 10000 pounds Bacon shoulderS . -
The bacon must be new, sound, thoroughly cured
smoked dryt strictly city cut, Shanks Oh close 10
the brisket, In strong boxes, containing not over
800 pounds OF meat, TO be strapped with green hiek-
DRY. Pressure must not be used IN packing The
bacon will be subject TO the inspection Of an Inspect
or appointed by the underlined
All the bacon must be delivered and inspeeted he
fore any is paid for Certiheatea OF the Inspector
must accompany the vouchers. h TURNER,
aVgl-tf Cant O'g
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Ebert H Caldwell, Complainant,

Joseph Reed, Defendant.
In ChaneeTy. In the Circuit Court Of MArahau
County, nest Virginia
N pursuance Of decree Of said Court rendered in
u this cause on the 10th day CT June, 1854, win
sell At public auction Al the mont door Of the Court
Honse o. Marshan county. on the SIXTH DAY OF
sEfrEMBER, 1854, the s1mo being Court day, be
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and four O'Clock
z. ~. o. said day. 70 the highest and beSs bidder
me following tract Of one hundred and twenty aers
Of land, In said decree particularly described
IN Marshall county aud lying on the waters Of Piah
TERMS OF sALE-ren per cent cash, and the
residue on credit OF six, twelve and eighteen
month"; with interest hem the day Of SALE the pur.
enAser giving bond and security for the deferred
payments, and the title to be retained until ne
further order Of the Court -.
iysO-ltdEatv JACKSON REED, s.M.o.
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jyaO-td PRANcIs R. ARMSTRONG.
ATh IL s0UTa WHEELiNa.

DY virtue and in pursuance Of q deed Of trust
ID executed TO the undersigned rs trustee, BY Al
bert Ritter, bearing date on the 18th day OF May,
1854 and duly Of record in the Recorders ONCE Of
Ohio county, State Of West Virginia, in deed book
No. &c. folio 4l4 to secure the payment to the Mer
chants and Meehanies' Bank OF Wheeling q certain
debt in said deed mentioned, will, ct the request
Of the said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1854, at the front door Of the Court
public auction, to the highest and best bidder the
following property to wit: All that certain lot
parcel OF ground Atuatea m ONO county virginia
called RitohietOWn, but now known BY the name Of
South Wheeling, and designated the plat Of said
ADDITION by the number eight-No. sin square
numbered thirty-hVe-NO. 3D. Selling trustee,
shall sell and convey only such title a. s vested
10 me by the deed Of trust aforesaid but the title
however, is believed TO be unquestionAbIe.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
jySO-td FRANCIS R. ARMSTRONG.
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ColOrod o.
AGES CLASSIFIED.
J0HN Q. HUPP, seeretAry.

From the eport Of the bard Of Health It may be
that during the month of July nearly three
fourths Of our mortality has been OF children.
proper regard for health should deter IN from an
Indulgence In unripe fruits and the unrestrainsd
OF green vegetables. scrupulous care should be
observed to the cleanliness OF our cellars yards
and out-houses during the intense heat Of the
weather.
Tho following extract from the City Ordinance
relating TO hog pens Is inserted for the benefit Of
those concerned; namely: "No PerSon shall be
permitted TO have on his or her premises hog pen
or pig stye In which any hog, Ehoat, or pig shall be
confined; all persons offending against the pToyi.
sons OF this ordinance shall forfeit and pay fne
Of not les than one more than fve dollar for
every day such nuisAnee shall continue
JOHN @. HUPP,
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So PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL
." alf PROPERTY

T WILL SELL BY AUCTION, on the premises, on
i MONDAY, the 29th Of August, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, Two Lots OF ground-Nos. is and
19-situated in the town Of Fulton one mile east Of
Wheeling. Upon one lot IL erected q good brick
dwelling house aud on the othera substantial frame
dwelling, with all necessary outbuldings and other
improvements. r.- f-r -.
Also, At the same time and place, will sell two
horses two sets Of harness. two wagons one bgggy,
mich COW, one lot of hogs, &c. together With
all my household and Kitchen furniture, embracing
full assortment Of everything necessary for house
keeping. az ia #r-.H -
Terms made known on day of sale. =
ero. Z. wrCKHAN, AuetiOnne aeD''-" +" AS DSss
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FARM ZOE sALE

FARM FOR SALE
7 SHALL, until the Soth day Of July inst, offer
4 for sale my Oodntry Residence and Farm, Eitu-
ate in Ohio County, West Va, At = station on the
Hempheld Railroad, four miles east Of Wheeling,
and i've miles By the National Road.
Said farm contains ty-tWOf97 acre. Of beauti-
fully situated and highly Improved land part
Of the improvements consist ola hus residences, Ice
house, anoks house, spring house, barn. stAble and
other buidinga rs appletres1 In full bearing, Of
the choicest fruit, also plum, peach, ounce, and
dWarEpeEr trees, Blackberry, RaIpborTy, CurTant,
GooSeberry, Grapes, &c.
This farm Is considered an excellent location for
. vineyard
said farm is undertake with ave foot vein Of
ooAl-easy Of 8ceeGI.
Possession given this fall
Refer to J. O. Aehss0u, Ksq, Dr.. J. q. ConnsTiy,
DIT. 7. Lq1nHford, Whsoling, W. Va, or 70 L Luns-
For terms, particulars or plat apply 70 HAHNI-
BAL FORBES, Esq lso5< Fourth street, Wheeling,
nsaId farm e not soId Al private sale before the
Both day of July. inst Il viii that day be offered
for sale a. pablo auction, 10 O'Clock A. n, -
the front door Of the Court Houss OF ohio County,
TERMs-one-third cash, balance IN six and
twelve months, or AL cash II preferred. -JyE-td
EK-Ths sale Of the above property has been post
poned tn AUGUST 18th - GuI
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TE use IN sS S1Fh OF %n LET'S s5TU

DY virtue and in pursuance Of a deed Of trust
ID executed to the undersigned as trustee, by
John, NeElAnd, of Ohio county, Virginia, bearing
date on the 18th day Of January, 1884, and duly q
record in the Recorders once Of Ohio county State
of West Virginia. in deed book No. 80, folio S. to
secure the payment to the Merchants and Meehan-
les Bank of Wheeling certain debt In said deed Of
trust mentioned, will ct the request Of the said
Bank, proceed on the PlRSr DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1854 at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, TO sell 1t public auction, 70
the highest and best bidder, the following property
TO wit: All that certain lot or parcel Of ground
situated Ia Ohio county, Virginia-noW West Fir-
giniA-in the addition to the city Of Wheeling for
merly called RitohetoWn, and now known a.
south Wheeling, and designated on the plat Of aid
addition a. number three-NO. Sin square number
fOrty-eight-No- 49, Selling trustee, shall sell
and convey only such title vested in me BY the
deed Of trust aforesaid; the title, however, Is be-
ieVed to be unquestiOnable.
Terms Of Sale-CAsh.
lIa0-ld ERANGIs r ARMELRnNa.
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what the Rebels say about the re-
cent Fight near WInchsSter.

No doubt as to the victory in the Valley
seem to be possible. The terms of the
despatch indicate what Is now seldom seen
the rout ofR large army, in which all or
der and attempt at organized retreat was
abandoned. Pursuit was made by the whole
Confederate force for ten miles, and con-
tinued farther by the Confederate cavalry.
Such an event atOnes for all the short
comings of the late campaign in the Val
ley and on the Potomac. To the distant
spectator they were not few. Providence
seemed to have given us, OF sudden
whole handful of those splendid oPPortu-
mites which were showered on the Con
federate generals in the first year OF the
war; and they fell, as then, unimptoyy,eu 70
the ground. LynchbHrg, Harper's Ferry
Baltimore and Washington-from suce
chances the army had returned with oeet.
The first news of its return was the de-
| plorable affair in 0Fhich Ransom's division
was humiliated in the dust A scandalous
AFFAIR." On that day three Confederate
brigades had to run away without even
| formation 10 line of battle. Although no
great loss of men was sustained, it was a
disaster such as never before tG II on any
portion OF the army of Northern Virginia,
and such, we trust, as will never again be
known on the soil of the State. But all
regrets and sorrows disappear before the
glorious tidiugs from Kernstown. Per-
haps the modification of the preceding
days nerVed the vengful blow. ..-,s.
This battle may be simply glorious; but 1t
may also be a most important event. 1t
is believed that the forces sent by Grant
to the relief of Washington returned to
him as soon as our army had passed Win
chester. The troops defeated by Early
must then have been TIM thrice whipped
host of Hunter, now transferred to Crook,
aud the scrapings of the garrison in Wash
ipgton. They are now in no condition
now TO renew any conflict, and the door of
the euemy's strongholds are again, per-
haps, wide open. 1t is at least probable
that the States of Maryland and Pennsyl-
yania are now at Early's mercy.
We have no reason TO doubt that he will
be swift to use the immense advantage he
has gained, though we have to-day no
news of his march towards the Potomac.
The next news. of Early will probably
come to us through the Northern papers
and lively news it is likely to be. ....r.
From the Richmond Dispatch, July %. ,-.ft
1t was rumored yesterday afternoon that
our troops in the Valley of Virginia bad
engaged and defeated the enemy. This
news was confirmed by passengers on the
Central rail road, and at a late hour last
night the following official dispach was re-
ceived at the war department.:
HEADQUARTERS A N. Va, July &c, '64.
The Hon. James 4. S'dlon: ,.
Gen. Early states that he attacked Maj.
Gen. Crook on the oath inst. on the old
battle field of Kernstown, completely rout-
ing him, and pursued him FIVE miles be-
yond Winchester, when he was compelled
90 HI,
they having marched twenty five miles
that day. ..s. .,.., .. f.,.....,.-.. -.-
The pursuit was continued by the cav
airy. '''-. .''-
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Notice to Parties Recruiting in
West Virginia for the Benefit
o.. of Other States.

INFORMATION having been received that there
are agents at various points within this State re-
cruiting oolOred men to be carried OF and credited
to other States Notice is hereby gVen that recruit
ing either white OK colOred persons within this 81
for the benefit Of other States, will not be allowed
but such recruiting agents will DO punished With the
utmost rigor.
Military officers within the State are REQUESTED to
arrest such persons SO engaged in recruiting and
send them under guard to me.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Governor.
WHEEIIHs, Aug 1st, "a
auR1.tf. ".
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We had three letters of complaint yes.
terday from members of the 9th West Yir-
ginia cavalry, formerly the Sd Infantry
complaining that although the enlistment
of the regiment expired on the 9th of July
last, yet the regiment has not been
mustered out, neither has any intimation
been given as to when it will be. This
statement comprises the substance of the
three letters. We have not room for the
letters themselves. We have referred the
complaints TO the proper officer. l
P. s.-Since the above was in type we
have been informed by the Chief mastering
officer that the time of the 9Th regiment
does not expire until the 10th of ssptem-
Der, the date at which thelast company of
the regiment was mustered in, and there
fore, the date at which its enlistment as a
regiment commenced. 1850 .u .an ~
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A scale of VotIDg for the Grafton
ConventIon-Return from the Gu.
bernatorIaI Election in 1903.
In order to aford the State Convention
at Grafton to-day scsIs OF voting, we
append the official returns, SO far as they
were ever received, from the gubernatorial
election, in May 1863.
Barbour, 77Oi Boone; 1O2; BraxtOn, 2l2;
Brooke, 67s; DOddridge, 742; Gilmer, 28s;
Hampshire, 1876; Hancock, 41s; Hardy, 81;
Harrison, 2O37; jackson, 584; Ranawhar
e55; Lewis, 1874; Marion, 1923, MARSHALL
2OsT; Mason, T47, MOuoDgalia, 1885; Nor
gan, 26I; Ohio, 1905; Pendlston, 16I;
Pleasants, 1885, Preston, 1853; Putnam, 232;
Randolph, 2as; Richie, 6e7; Rospe, III;
Taylor, ss7i Tyler, 1926 UPsbur, a7si
Wayne, 1885, Wetzsl, $40; Writ avs; Wood,
1903. lls bG- aaiHii .sseiHrI
The counties from which no returns were
received are as follows: ~. ,,'D'il ..4aa
Cabell, Clay, Fayette, GFeenbrier, Logan,
Mcdowell, Mercer, Monroe, Nicholas, Po7
cOhontas, Raleigh, Tucker, Webster, Wyo-
ming. ID COG r"i rod" q ia'. .z 81.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale
nv TILE
MERCHANTs = MECHANICS BANE

MERCHANTS 4 MECHANICS BANK
,lI1L 10 OF WHEBLING,
r OF No, 100, East Wheeling, south aide Zane St.
Lot No. 1876, corner Of Zane and 9th Street, East
Lot No, i2I on Zane Street, East wheeling.
Lot No. 1Os OF Clay and,eth Street,, with Inn
proyemsnts thereon.
Lot No: 100, on Clay Street, with improvements.
Lot No. ITO, on Clay Street, with improvements.
Lot No. les, of Zane and 9th street, which
there are brick tenemsnts.
Lot No. l69, on Zane Street, on which there are
oue-haif lot, No. IO7. on CLAY and 9Th Streets.
CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.
Lot No. 2c2, Webster ST., adjoining the on Cloth
Lot No. 10; on Main ST., ealdwslls addition, with
Twenty.sis feet Of lot No. 24I, on EOn Street, with
ono.haii Of lot No. iss, on Market Street, Centre
ThirtytWo feet ofIot No. 200, in that part Of the
town known as Germany.
SOUTH WHEELING PROPERTY.
Lots No. 9, 10, II, and IL, in square No. IS.
Lots No; and 2, with brick tenemsnts, in square
Lots No 4 and 8, In square No. s.
Lots No. ], 4, and 8, in square No. z.
Lots No. s. 4, 9, 10, Ia and II, in square No. so.
Lots No. @ Q, 10, II, 10 Is and I6, in square No. 81
Lots No. 10, Is and IA, in square No. %.
Lots No. s, 9. o, 10, Is and II, in square No 80.
Lots No g 10, IS, "A, 10 and 49, in square No. 80.
Lots No. Q, 10, ID a. Is and 16 in square No. 81.
Lots No. 6, Z, H. r. 10 and 10, In square No. IS.
Lots No. "a I, 8, II, 10, 10 and H. in square 49,
Lots No. B. A. s. 9, 10, Is, - IS and ID, in square
Lots No. 3, 4, I and 8, IN square 81.
Lots No. 1, 2, 8 and Q, In square IS.
Lots No. /, 2, 3, ~ andS, in square a..
Lots No. 3, 4, B and 9, In square No. IS,
Lots No. 1 2, and g. in square No .4S. -.-
Lot No. l, in square No. 40.
The above property is offered at private sale until
Monday, August 22d. 1s6i:a of said property then
Remaining unsold, viii that day be offered OF pub
lie sale At the front door Of the Court House, in the
City Of Wheeling.
Iisale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Terms Of
Sale Onethird to be paid in Cash; for the residue
Negotiable Notes will be taken, payable in and
two years after date, in equal amounts with inte-
rest from date, said notes to be secured by Feed or
Trust. p. r. CRANGLE, President
Wheeling, July 3oth, 1854. augi.tG
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE partnership heretofore existing un5sr the
Il hEm Of J. =. u. Ensinger, IN The Mineral Wa
ter and sarsaparila Manufacture, Is Dissolved this
hrm will present them for settlement within ~
days TO J. d. EnHinger.
The business will be continued at the sane place
py the underdgnedi who soclts . shave Of the pub
PeIo1sse e.ii A.aaF J. NJ RNEIHGER-