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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
Yellow Fever at Beaufort.
Masonic Convention.


WASHINGTON, Aug. G.-AIl"r the re-
cord Of yesterday was read, Mr. Baker
asked to disregard testimony in an.
sWrr to leading questions by the Judg"
Advocate, and also Of runiOrS or hear
say evidence, which had nothing L.
galy to do with the CnSr. The official
reporters made minute Of Bakers
suggestions.
los. Adler testified to instances of
suffering Of the sick similar TO those
heretofore named by other witnesses.
He mentioned the ease of II man who
hud been nssailcd by the dogs. The
throat had been torn TO pieces and blood
was flowing from the wounds and the
man died on the spot. Witness also
narrated the cISG of Il sick man who
asked WirZ for food. WirZ struck him
over the head with IL riding whip. The
man went into fits and died in two days
afterwards. OF the - men who ACCOM-
panied witness to prison, but II died.
lie heard WirZ order sentinel to fire
III II man who crossed the dead line and
instructed him to tire whether the man
was over the dead line or not. The SEN
lincl shot the man in the breast.
W. II. Jennings, cOlOred soldier, tcsti-
fled that his wound was not dressed ai-
Ter he went to AndcrSOnvillG. lie was
whipped by order of Captain Wir2 for
being unable TO work.
Turner, the man who had charge of
the dogs, guvG him thirty lnShrS on the
bare bnck he was then put in the stocks
for IL day and night with nothing to
eat or drink.
ThOs. n. Way, belonging to an Ohio
regiment, testified that he was punish.
cd for fifteen minutes by being tied by
his thumbs, his toes barely touching
the ground. lie attempted TO escape
and was captured. EncOuntcring WirZ
the latter said
"Wcll; you're back again?"
NT'hc witness replied ~ guess So"
WirZ continued, "I'm going to take
care OF you this time, I'll put you in the
stocks four days"
The witness said In Il joke after this
was over al had rtthrr br carried than
walk" when Wir2 replied, "yOu Cd
id son off, b-h ii YOU give me any
of your lip will shoot yOu!"
Wir2 then put him in the stocks four
days longer; his head and feet were
frosted in the stocks; his back was on
the ground and his face exposed to til"
sun; the punishment was inflicted he
cause he had attempted To escape; h"
knew personally about the hounds, as
lie had been captured three or four
times 10y them: II young fellow named
Freddy, seventeen years old was caught
by III" foot and afterwards torn all to
pieces by the dogs.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

TINIE 1 SDER>lGSEn, As TRUSTEE FOR
Mrs. IIrSiur 4. Edr!ngtun. will sell AZ
public auction, nj the front door OF the Court
House Of ohio county, ON
wednesday,. til" ISt day Of November.
iSl5, nj IN o'clock IL. M, II not previously dis.
passed of at private sale, the following describe
Td valuable real estate, situated on the Ma
tiunnl Road, about three milCSCnSi uf the city
of WhcCling and commonly kECwn rs tie
"Old Race course"
said property contains about llOHCrCS, hut
has recently been surveyed and divided INTO
r>rrlrrrS. two uf said parcels front upon
the National Road about u poles each, and
extend back about 1ipolc>, amt contain about
liurr$ each.
Two other parcels. square In form and about
equal IN size, containing about l!nrrr' each,
front upon til" tOmiT rold, which IL the
southern boundary of IA" Cniir tract
ThcUthcr parcel contains about Nnrr"S, ana
is Immediately IN the rear al the abnN" de-
sCThCd parcels.
An Of said land Is Wlcru high state "f cul-
tiVHtiUm, and Is considered to hr the best
land either tor farming or gardening purposes,
IN the county uf ohio II is also admirably
udaWCd, both from It's position AMI hcrta'Sl'
hity, for a race COurS" or pleasure grounds
I'm" Of tn" largest educational establishments
IN the West is within Unc-lnuith OF II nile ul
the above described property.
Said property Will he sold III II body or IN
parcels Ia suit purchasers.
Terms made known on day OF sale. OThy APP
plirtiOn 10 the undersigned or MIS-. u. y,
EdgingiOn. near the promises, where Il plot oi
SEP. Wild il. i. GOOD, Trustee.
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Authorized To become Agents of the
ErpC1lnCn'S IlurrNI

NEW YonK, Sept. G.-Thr IIcrnId's
special says Zen. Swaync Of the he
pnrtmrnt Of Alabama, having recently
issued II general order, inviting the
judicial officers md magistrates OF that
State to become agents OF til" Freed
mems Bureau for the administration OF
Justice in ull difficulties arising be-
tween negroes, or between the whites
und negroes, mud having ndmonishrd
such officials that failure 10 accept tn"
agency for the purpose Of designated,
would ~ followed by the substitution
of mnrlinl law in the district where
where such failures occurred, provi-
siOnnl Governor Parsons earnestly nd
viscs I'LL judicial officers and magis-
trntrs to accept disappointment offered
ny above, md do jiStir" and observe
the instructions contained IN the orders
of ten. SwnynC.
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Gen. Yc" accepts III" Presidency of
washington college. Virginia.

NEW NONK, Sept. G,-GoMrml Zee
has accepted the Presidency of WASH
ingt0n College, Virginia, in II letter in
which h. expresses the following Srnti-
m"nts; "That is the duty of every citI-
z"u IN the present condition Of the cOuu-
try To do all in his power to MD in the
restoration of peace and harmony, in
no way To opposed III" policy of the
State or General Government directed
To that object, and that it is particularly
incumbent on those charged with tn"
instruction of tile young T." set an cX-
ample of submission to authority.
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DcStitmti0m Of the Liberals Ia Mexico
..!Thc Rebellion In IInyti...imnIl
IInN mud YELLOW Follow nj IIrnMIOri.

New NOnK, Sept. G.-'rhc Tribunc's
MInlumoras correspondent, who las had
an interview with Gen. De Leon of the
Liberal party says, he learned of him
that the wants Of the Liberals III" such
that if not soon relieved the cause was
lost. They have no money, arms, am
nlunitiOn, clothing or even provisions,
and if the L. S. do not soon lend aSsis-
lance there will soon he no Liberal par
" in Mexico to I've assisted. The NUM-
6cr of men they now hnv" in the field
amount tn only 1850 men.
Tile IIcrald's Beaufort correspondent
of the Sd says, yesterday the lIayti"n
despatch steamer GcIl,IIrd, put into
this port for coal, water, Nc. The Cap
tain is Il bearer Of dispatches 10 Wash
inglOn, asking, it is presumed. for mid
To uuCll the rebellion in llHyti. The
small pOX and yellow fever are show
ing themselves here on board some of
the merchant vessels. Two are infect.
ed with bilious and maariOus i"v"rS
which are prevalent, but not very fatal.
The city is comparatively healthy, sick
ness being confined to the vessels.
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NEW YOWK, September 1.-The Posts
special says III" receipts from Internal
Itcyrnur yesterday i"ll bN"k To III" old
average Of 81 ,5OOWOO.
ten. Meade having completed the in
sprctiOn of his military division iS0m
his way north.
a correspondent informs tho Post Of
II narrow escape from another Slnmgh-
Ter on tho Long Island Hallway on
Monday evening. The coupling on II
train broke, leaving II nr filled with
passengers behind. Aitor II Will" thu
train returned for the discovered ear,
hut before II started another iriIiu
came laundering down til" rOnd IN III"
rrnr. Tho correspondent asked tho con-
lurtor IL he Ind tukcn any measures to
prevent II collision ind h. Snid that h.
srnt II htnlicSmun with II lantern to
wnr,lS the approaching train, which
was stopped II few rods from III" rcNr
cnr. Meantime NIL the passengers Ind
Jumped of III" rcur ear. The train WIS
ns usual brhiud time.
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ATW GODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
Pill: DRIVER,

UYDHATLIC SAND PUMP.
DHACTICNL TESTS HAVING FULLY
demonstrated the superiority Of this ma
chine over all oilers Tor the purpO.c OF sink.
ing oil Wells, the undersigned - now pre-
pared to receive OIlCIs for the same.
Tins machinery comprises everything re-
uniSitr Tor the boring OI oil wells, excepting
the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST lROS
DRIVING PIPE. ihut will lr furnished, If
lC>iwd. NJ q reasonable price, and dispcnStS
with the use Ut the Derrick Rope, BUll wheel
ami other cumhruuS and expensive fixtures
now IN use, and Is ~ arranged, lrug con-
Simclrd IN wheels AMI portable, thai II can
u" easily removed tor the rurluSr OF sinking
we'll. IN different localities.
TUE nEIRlrIS isWmOVrd from tho well
hy our Patent Hydraulic process and does
not rsIuiTr the removal al The dull nom the
boring, This process not only removes NIL
ihrdurtuS In nom . 10 ~ minutes, but like
wise rl!"ctuHily clears ont and opens all the
small oil veins that nrr 81 often entirely closed
up by he Old process Of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and n practical
engineer, u well can h. sunk nom lNto 90
feet within pUrlOd uI nom ljtO 70 days after
the soil pipe has been driven.
Arrangements aiT being made for TIC cuh'
StiUctinn and delivery al thrs" mUvnlncS NJ
New York, Norwich, NcwhulE, y. J., ana
l'itishurg lrnna,
For mihcr Information, price, terms, &c.
udIuNS, SIMEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN liOlIIr
nuglO.3mw New York,
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Bethany College.

TINHIS INSTITUTION Is LOCATED IN
one Of the most beautiful AMI healthy
portions Of the hill country OF West NlEinih.
It Is In Brooke county, dIi.'1I miles north Of
Wheeling, and MrCU miles from WcllSbuE, nj
which place, persons coming either by boat
or rnil, can find hacks ready 10 take them to
the College. Situated us II is In the country
II Is removed ut once from the temptations TO
extravaganza, and the facilities i0rVice,wlliclf
attach to Colleges IN or near hIgr Cities
Young men who desire II thorough education
will lind peculiar advantages in Bethnny'"l:
lcgc. She has an experienced Faculty AMI
affords the hest education on tile lowest terms.
The 9th Session will commence on the LIST
Monday In October next and terminate on
the last Thursday Of June, ISlG.
FACULTY.
ALEXANDER Campbell, President.
W. X. PFSpLETOS, Vice President ana
PoleSSOr Of Mental Moral, md Political PHI
OSOphy and Bellies IcttrrN.
CHARLES Louis Los, Professor OF Ancient
Languages and Literature.
B.W. JOHNSON, Professor Of Mathematics
and Astronomy.
r. RICIIARInOS, Professor Of Natural PHI
lOSOphy, Chemistry and Natural History.
TERMS.
Boarding from 500 Ia $40 per week.
Tuition, per session Of q months, 5000.
Washing and lights extra,
MarticulRtOn Fee $50.
For Catalogues or further information nd
dress ". X. pcndlctOn Or c. l.. L0Ce, Sccty.
nuglS2ndStw
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. G.-'rhc Nntion-
al Association Of Wool Manufactures,
originating nj Springfield, Mass, hcIG
It's first annual meeting IN this city, nj
the lsOnrd urTnd" rooms this morning.
Il. u. BigcIow, Of Boston, is President.
The Association numbers two hundred
members. They will partnkc0fagrond
banquet at the Continental Hotel this
evening.
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TnnONro, Sept. D. Robinson nnd
lIrown, known ny the plllshurg burg
hrs. wcru arrested here Init night while
attempting 10 rob the residence Of Dr
Willard. Tho police Ind previously ~.
rOiyrd information Of their intention
and stopped them. There hive hrcn
several attempts NJ robbery lately,
They were suspected,
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NEW YoRR, sept. G.-Gold more nc-
tive and prices Iirmcr. The demand
for customs are ut the rate of about
$L5O,OOO per day, the effect Of which is
apparent in the advance to lilA@lI5.
The Prussia sailed this noon, taking
one hundred and sixty passengers and
one hundrrdamd seventy thousand dol
lars treasure.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.

L. $. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Nhcr'uh T. Ia, april 18th, 1875.
I TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
Vuu that have carefully examined the
Artificial cgS manufactured by l.EONARD
I.EGKA%, and for which You nrr ngrnt. For
simplicity demonstration rs wrllaS dumbilI-
wand convenience, | hive never seen any
fling tnpual them, and therefore Che"rImlly
recommend them tOnny who arCuninrtunate
enough To need Artificial limbs.
Very n~pt, your 0brdl Scrvt,
lOIIN ElRRER,
4. \. Surgeon, us. A., IN charge.
WUEEIISG, W. Va, April 9TH, 1861.
have carefully examined the Artificial
Rgs of l.EUNARD I.EGRAN, and find them
simple In their construction, Of gnud work.
mnllshp, light and very substantially made.
They will IN quite rs Scrvlcrnble MS nny nrtl-
iIclnI lCrS In use, and on account Of their sim
nlIcity and strength less llahle TO need repairs.
| CErcIfully recommend them 10 any who
.IOIH FRISSELI,
a. A. Surgeon, L. y. A
WUEELISG, ". Va, April 9Gth, 1875.
The Artificial Legs Offered for sal by CHAs.
RElIIER, Agent. can recommend for the fol.
lowing advantages: simplicity IN structure,
strength Of material aud economy In price.
Respectfully, u. W. llAILETr,
Surgeon Ruari OF Enrolment,
II affords me- pleasure Ia state that LEON
ARD I.EGIIAN. corner Of East Commons, Allie
uhcnV, hnS furnished me with annrticnl leg,
that can use we'll, after one week s using, |
recommend to NIL who are unfOr-
tunalc to need one 10 give him call.
LEWIS RAMALEY,
Springllnlc, Allegheny Co., Pa.
For further particulars call ON raddreSs
CHARLES BEHLER, Agt..
Monroe 81, bet. Market e Fourth.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. G.-'rhc Chatlano0-
gn Gazette says: 4 difficulty oc-
CURED ut Knoxville yesterday hc-
tween W. S. Hall, clerk of the cir
cult Court ut knoxville, md u
young mnn named Baker, late Of III"
rebel army, resulting in the dcnth Of
HAIL. Baker WIS committed to jail,
hut the citizens got irnmthc Sheriff
and hung him IN tho streets Of Chniin-
mOOgN, There IL nEood ,lcNl ot"NriI"-
mcnl between the whites and blacks.
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flilLAhELrllIA, ScptomherO.
rrTRoLEUM-unscttlcd; crudra0@3l;
refined in bond j5m5l; do. free 7Otl17S.
FLOUE-lIas declining tendency; sales
slow. WHEAr--Quict; old red ut So 70
az y; new do. 5! -: white s. 3OM2 10.
CoHN-Quirt; yellow ut IS. CorrEE-
Firm; Rio SOC in currency, md-Lagu.
lyrH De in gold. SuGNR-Eirm nj ~,
Tlp.. WHIsKY-pull At s. $50 ~.
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Discharge Of HIShOp Iny.-.AI"N. bud
ley aud NiIIy SmiIh-..J"M Davis Per-
mittCd to Writ" to His Wiic-..N"r-
foil. aud weldon HaiIrOnd.
New YonK, Sept. G.-'rhr IIrrIld'S
Richmond correspondent says:
Bishop Lazy, Of North Carolina, who
was arrested some tim" since on the
Supp0Sition Of having evidence Of value
to the Government, has been discharged
and passed through Richmond on his
way home.
Alex. Dudley. who has hud his par
don restored 10 himngnin, il is presume
cd will devote his immediate attention
to rcopcning the York river railroad, Of
which he is President.
Extra Billy Smith is passing his time
quietly on his UncOniiscNtcd estate near
WarrcntOn.
The lIcmld's Fortress Monroe cores
pondcnt says the privilcgro Of writingto
his wifi. has been granted JcIl. Davis.
General Turbrtt will not take COM
mand of his new department for II
month yet.
The Norfolk and Weldon railroad
will he in running order in Il few days.
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ST. InUIs, Sept. IT, prrrIc Ih"utrnu,
ST., for mnny years head of III" N'ncrl
can Fur Company, one Of the lirS' get
tiers and oldest citi2CnsOr til" city,
died to-day.
Gen. Snnbnrn Inns mndcN temporary
FRENZY of pence with III" Apnchcs, Tam.
unrhc nnd liinwn Indians, nnd ""nscd
ho4inilIcs against mtillnPcrmnnCnI
ncncc rNn By NrrNngeN,
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educational.
Wheeling Female College,

"lIhhAilNOS We 'FS'
ITJHIs INSTITUTION, CHARTEKED
with full collegiate power III IStiI NM
TefcnIly rrOrHnniZed under u new BohTu 81
IITnri6FS. will he opened ms collegiate lllstl-
fntc on the first "Wednesday III SGlltehiiintr
next The bulldlngS nTc now MliIE i III
roughly rehttcd and newly IuFiiisi'eu
In iRe liiGralIiy Of It's arrangements, IN Tie
oTteni and cOmprChcnslNcIcSS ui us course
Of study, In Its methods OF iultiun nllu gov
GynInrIit md In the ability anu experience nI
It's Bnard Of Instruction, the public hI''S Ic'!
iip0n lis being II flrSt-clnSS SEMINARY.
Having had many years experience III con-
,InciinI leading Educational Institutions III
the Eastern and Middle STATES Icci hS'ulCl
Tint With the liberal patronage anu me eur
nest cooperation 81 me cIIiTeilsni ,.r
md vicinity, the College will soon J" able l"
extend 10 young ladies all the EriIltie Tor nm
0rrOinDllshCd education Ia bc found "utslu
Of our eastern metropolitan cities.
II affords me the highest satisfaction To J"
mile 10 announce the engagement OI II corps
Of teachers OF distinguished "DI'I'y' cNPc'
rIcncc and reputation. ..,...,
A NORMAL. DEPARTMENT VIII IN ofENhlHcu
nj nm cnrly tiny, having especial reference 70
the preparation Of young ladies for tic Ohsl'
ness Of teaching. IN,
opened for such Misses us are too young TO
enter the collegiate.
The Institution Will bc conducted upon
Protestant, hut not upon dcnumnhiiOhal
principles; the leading churches Of this vlcinl-
~, the Methodist, the Presbyterian nmd the
EpIScOplinn, being represented IN the Farul-
~. EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TuITIoN-FiEt Preparatory, 81: Second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, S.; Second
Collegiate, 81: Junior SIN; Senior, sl2 y;
latin, French, German, or other lnngungc, 81;
Experimental Sciences, - extra, each; Draw
inn ST. Painting in OH slE Pastel, slU; Cray.
on, SIX Music, iii Piano, SO; Use Of InStru.
mcnt, g. 70: Vocal Music. SO; Fuel, al and al
quarters, 10 cents each quarter
BOARD-SIi: Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing,
81: Weekly board, from Monday to Friday
night, sS7 10; Fuel and Lights, -.
RiIlSbOlh inrtuilOn and bOani payable IN all
CASlS NJ the commencement Of the QnnllcT-
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. lNi and April 18th.
l.. {. LOOMS, 4. y. ". j.,
july ~, 1861. President
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NLRNNN, SNNl. N.-TNV NUmOcMllc
State Convention assembled her" to,
day. Hon. Thomas Winfield was chu.
s"m President Prn i'm., and proceeded
10 address the meeting. The following
resolutions were adopted.
RrSOirCd, Tint the organization
known ms the 'rNmmnny Hall Orguni-
Hntinn il the regular organization OF the
DrmurrnryOf New York, aud that the
delegates claiming seats here under
TINT organization have been regularly
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BALTIMORE, Sept. Il.
FLorn Firm for high grades; super
SSGgig. WHEAT prcllntngnn heavy.
CnuN-QE lurwhitr, and $50 for yellow.
Provisions Quiet. McON-ShouldcrS
and sides 50 lSm2 ". WnlSkN hull;
s. - ,Gl9 - for western. OAlS-ll"NNN,
ui ,Ihu lIU
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Hung,

COLUMnuS, O., Sept. G.-Olivcr and
IInrtup, III" murdcrrrs Of Deputy Pro-
voSt Marshal Cooke, Of til" 10Th district,
were hung ut Camp Chase, near this
city, to-day. Oliver made II confession
nf ,Fuili
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Liberal Views Of Alex, II. stephens
and J. II. Rcgan...A Man "InSenSi.
bIC to Fear" Asking for l'RrtIOn...
Appropriations Made BY the lust
Congress.
NEW York, Sept. G.-Thc Times spc-
cinl says: There is the best authority
for saying that Alex. II. stephens and
j, II. Reagan, now confined ut Fort
Warren, In writing To their friends ut
the SOuth,cXpresS the most liberal views
respecting reconstruction, the negro
race aud the future of the South. They
urge that the agricultural system of the
South must be rcvOlutiouiArd, that the
negro, being II large and prominent ele-
mrmt in the population Of the South,
must be 50 treated US to ;incrCHsr his
self respect and manhood, that his free
dom must be cllCcrlully accorded to the
negro, advocated for the intelligent
welding Of that political power which
the progress of events promise to put
him in possession of. The sagnciOuS
are wise in their time beyond many Of
their fellows, and see the wisdom OF
making intelligent men and women of
the freedmen.
IIUIlClS W. i I'h'Il~' VI SUM Nhl'lA-
M, the man who said he. was lnScnsiblc|
to fear, has asked for pardon.
The entire appropriations made BY
the last Congress lave been mad" ont
by the Clerk of the House. These APP
preparations are us follows: Invalid,
and other pensions, $ll, 1000 purchase
and construction OF revenue cutters.
one million; consular and diplomatic
expenses, 81 $4,000; post office depart
mcnt, SII ,GN$, j0j; lorliiirations, $i,Iji,-
OOO; Legislative, executive and Judicial,
Sli, SjI 1874 naval service, 81 ,1SI,i2N,-
81; military academy, S2Id,i0i; army,
SOL, -, 81 ,O7; Indian department, S&O%.-
isl, SVl: deficiencies for invalid and
other pensions, $l6,3OW; Deficiencies
for the army, 500, lOO; deficiencies for
and armament therefor,
Sll ,OOUOOO deficiencies for legislative,
rXSrutivr, etc., $%sj. 1859: miScrllanc-
Gus, ssh ,9I,7l3. Total, SS22,OIui,52iM.
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By the Governor Of West Virginia,
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, AN ORIGINAL VACANCY
w exists In the Office Uf Judge for the Ninth
judicial Circuit, and II vacancy hng been Oc-
CnSiOnel In til" Ollie" Of Judge for the Tenth
Judicial Circuit by the removal hy the l.egis-
lnturc, Of John ". Kennedy, from said Office
-bolli Of which vacancies have been lem.
pOrarlly filled In the manner prescribed by
law; And, whereas II il InnGc the duty Of
the Governor 10 give nOilC" Of such vnCnn-
cieA by proclamation, and 10y the same 10
appoint HOme day, not less than thirty nor
more than sixty days from the dat" thereof,
for holding elections to MI said VACANCIES:
Now, therefore. !, Arthur !. l!Or"mnn, Gov
cTnur If the stntc Of West Virginia, hereby
give notice Of the vacancies existing rs AfDrc'
Snid, and appoint ThuIsdny, the Twcniy-SlXih
dny Of October next for holding elections Ia MI
said vacancies. And the supervisor and In.
RpcctOn Of election 1T each voting place with.
IN the several counties composing tho Sinth
md Tenth judicial Circuits, are hereby direct.
al To hold elections ut their several places ri
voting, on the day md iur the offices herein.
before EIeCliICd, aud to make du" return there.
Of In nlInnlnnCc with section lnriy tine" ri
chapter unr hundred NJ III" Acts ii eighteen
hundred and siSiy.ihrrr.
In testimony whereof, ! have here,
g., luntD rt my hand md caused IL" sCnl
In lOT the said State 10 hc niliKrd NJ ihO
- Capital In the Clly ii wheeling, tins
thlTty.hrSt day IT August, In The year Of ON
IOrI, eighteen hundred and sXiy.nyc, and
Of the state the third. ,....
By the Governor
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