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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
gailg Gmpire,
Douglas Burial PIace-The
Purchase by the state OF AIIl-
nOls.

From the Chicago Times,l
It will be remembered that the Genera
Assembly, at the last session, passed an aot
au.horzug the Cove rnor to purchase fol
the State Of Illinois the lot Of ground wherein
repose the remains Of Stephen A Douglas
The lot belonged TO MIS- Douglas and the
sum Of $50 900 was appropriated for its pur-
chase From the subjoined copy of letter
from Governor 0glesby to Mrs. Douglas, !,
will appear that It's purchase has been duly
consummRted and that the ground now be
longs to the State Of Illinois.
The grave is situated, az everybody knows
in 0skenwald, or Cottage Grove, in lot juAt
adjoining Woodland Park, and just within
the city limits. The grave itself is but few
feet from Lake Michigan, overlooking which
the site commands noble view Of the broad
expanse of water the city on the left, and q
long stretch of the lakes southern shore
stretching ont Of sight in the distance.
Arrangements are making for an early com
pleton OF the grand monument which was
ordered few months ago, by the Douglas
Monument Association.
The following is a copy of Governor Ogles'
by's letter to Mrs Douglas, inclosing a check
for $25, 900, the amount OF the purchase.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, ExEoUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
SPRINGFIELD, April 5-Ars Adele Douglas,
Washington Gify, d. O--DEAR MADAME
Your note of the 9th ultimo was received
some days ago, with the deed to lot one, in
0akenwald Chicago, Cook county, Illinois.
Herewith ! inclose you exchange on New
York for $25, 900, as requested.
take the liberty to inclose you an anthem.
ticatad copy Of the act OF the Legislature OF
this State, which reters to the same subject
take pleasure in informing you that all
the forms have been. complied with, proper
and necessary to vest in the State of Illinois
the title OF the ground upon which lie buried,
10 that State he loved so well, and honored so
long, the sacred remains Of your devoted hus.
band, and Illinois noble patriot aud states.
man. Always jealous of his immortsl fame,
the people Of Illinois would not be satisfied to
suffer the soil of his last home on earth to
fall an heritage to any other than ther own de
soendants.
With assurances of the highest personal
esteem, am, most respectfully, your obedieni
servant.
[sigaOd] RIcHARDJ. oGLEsBY,
Governor of Illinois.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

TSsuRAScE The late disastrous fire in oar
city has csased many people 10 consider the
importance Of being insured in sOms reliable
eompsny, and we understand that large
number have availed themselves OF the fsciii.
ties offered. We would direct stsation to
the cards Of the several compsuies advertised
- our eOluusns, uadsr the appropriate bepd
1.-The Ohio, the "Teutonia, and the
''Union"--alI safe and reliable companies,
controlled and directed by men among ,hs
most responsible in this community. We
know that lhesa companies have Issued a large
Usmber Of policies within the last'iew days
whiehis the best evidsuoe OF the entire con
6lsncs placed 10 them by the public.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

Spring iS the time to take = CathArtie Med
icine, as nearly every enc needs it, After
passing through the seventies Of the Winter,
the system becomes lRnguid, the liver torpid,
aud q general stupor pervsdes the whole sys-
em DR. Morris VEeETABLE LIVER PILLs
have been proven TO be one Of the best Ca
thaFtic Medicines offered to the public, Their
great merit consists in the value OF the mate
tiAls Of which they are mposed-being
vegetable extracts-whieh dissolve in the
stomaeb so readily that they seldom Cause
pain. Those who have used them say they
are the most valuable Pills they ever used
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
Ynunro RIllIoun

There ia nothing that teaches the Liver, the
malady, 80 quickly, and restores it 80 certainly
to perfectly healthy and regular condition
as HoSTETTTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
If Of q "billious habit" the tendency of your
system to that form Of disease may be held in
check for lifetime by the occasional use Of
this harmless vegetable autidote, &C.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
The shaking Martyrs

OF Fever aud Ague, instead Of being dosed
for months With qoinine, to the ruin Of the
general health, are promptly set upon their
feet sgein, without danger Of a relapse, BY this
prosapt remedy for every Kind Of OlIntermittsnt,
Takep AS a safeguard against miasma, II rem
ders an attack Of Chils and Fever absolutely
impossible
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
Mrs. LlncOIn's Terrible
A0itcliOn.

Washington correspondent OF the Times
thus speaks of the terrible suffering of Mes.
Lincoln on the night ofher husbands MUIR
der:
From that time until he died, I was absent
from his room but an hour. Mrs. Lincoln
was led in many times during the night. She
seemed almost frantic, and her exelamatons
of woe were truly henrtrending At one
time, while sitting by his bedside, she kent
saying, "Kil me kill me kill me, too
Shoot me, tool At another time, heard
her exclaim, in the most piieous tones, "Do
: live do speak to me Do live asd speak 10
me, won't you p But those rigid lips never
parted, those eyes never looked upon her, for
he never regained consciousness even for a
moment There he lay, and with each rise
and fall OF his chest, there issued one of the
most dismal, mourniul, moaning noises ever
heard, and never shall forget.
Having had but little rest for several days
previous, and being completely exhausted,
Just after daylight went into the little cham
ber adjoining, aid slept for half an hour. /
was about to speak, but was hushed by my
friend, who informed me that Mrs. Lincoln
had again been brought in and had just faint
! ed. She was taken from the room, and for
NehS ieoN hui0 hcA nuSDduu awe.
again entered. Tha face of the diving had
changed to more ashy paleness. The dark
Inpatch around his right eye had spread. His
breathing had become shorter and less labor
cd. That dreadful sound had given place to
a kind Of wild gurgling. Occasionally, for a
few seconds, it would entirely cease, and |
would think that all was over. Then It wonld
GN-esume, and thus those intervals would con
= -inue, until at last after a longer intervai
Nan any which had before taken place, the
ysician, who was holding tho President
I'd, whispered, "This pulse has ceased
~ ~ Sossaving No change whatever took place
ils : the expression Of the dead
neal, correspondent under date Of Thursday
% ass az, says that ''Mrs Lincoln is still suiRerine
atty from nerVOus prostration by the shock
has convulsed the nation. She has moi
o.,u lelt her bed, and it is hardly probable thai
w. viii be uble to return to Illinois for sew
1Ays"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

Aliens Lurg BAlSam iS considered by
those who have tried ii to be the very /
remedy for the cure Of Consumption. and vii
also gives immediate relief to the most
tressing cough isKs
For sale by L B. Stevens; Also, By
Dealers in Family Medicine generally.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
st. Jobn,s Lulhernn Church.

The members snd friends Of the St. Johns
Lutheran Church will meet at Clegg's Hall,
Thursday evening April the 27th, Bt II
O'Clock to mAkr. arrangements concerning a
future place FOE hoIdipE public Worship and
Sunday Sehool-their former place of worship,
Huston Hall, having been destroysd BY the
late Ere
Lady members and friends are particu-
larly invited.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
lNSHIP
After an Attack Of sIcknessND,

When ibs animal powers are exhausted, tET, DAY
pnlss weak, the mind depressed, aud ell
p6sers Of vfssity at alov ebb, there Is '''o'
restorative comparable with the BIfTEE
They renovste every organ. gently stimulat> ,,o
the circulation, improve the quality Of thea y
blood clear. the elouded brain, and ipPsrt
the trembling nerves stability aud hfmrs
Sold by all Drusgists. Safes,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
Sprrtal Notices.
'rEs Horrors % Dyspepsla

And the di,msl train Of disorders to which Il
leads,ate avefled By the use Of HOSTEL
TERs BITTERS asa preysntive,or cared
With sstonisbiug celebrity By is direct and gs
nial operation upon ,he stomach, the liver,nud
the nervous system.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

We call the attention Of the public 10 the.
B advertisement OF DR.. O. W Rohack's stom-
ach BItsrs IN another column. These Bitters bAVe
become quite popular wherever used, and have re-
eaiyed many encomiums Of praise nom those who
have been the reeiplents Of much bansnt 10 . dsor-
dored system nom their use.-LsnSng (AiisAl Ststs
Republican.
See Advertisement. aodlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
A VOICE FRoM vIoKsBURa.

VUIVb FfOM VIUhbbUEul
''VIcEsuUHo. MIlslssEFri, August ., lSss.
HDF. John Bull;
''Dsar sIr--l Am happy b state 10 you shat have
ussn your vtusb'e C~cron Bitters, wh great bensnt
60 my el 10 general debility aud prostTnt on ~ ny
ssstem, produced by the unhealthy and mhs
tnd saDccs Of the hiaeisspm River and around Voks-
burg having been with General 0ra tB army through
commend ~ 70 all persons wb are eapossd 10
unheeithy climates ~. ". IO0Lhi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

my dear, come in and 90 to bed /" said the
wife Of jolly son Of Erin, who had Just 70.
turned from the fair in decidedly how come
you so state, "You must be dreadful tired,
shore with your long walk Of six miles" "Ar.
rah, get away wid yer nonsense T. said Pat ;
''it wasn't the length of the way at all that
iaugued me, twas the breadth OF It."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

BsE- What is the SAgvs Of money, eoENateS.
with health Men will toll early auG
undergo many trials, deprive themSel
the comforts Of life,to make mooev and ey,
they have accumu lated il, what 10 it w0rteni'
them without heallhf per,
Nov, scovHLs BLooD AsD LiyER STRuP P,idoD..
more valuable than gold, az It will restore fsuref.
sgstenn whsn Il Il efaieled with Scrofr ma24
Gutansous Diseases, Liver Complaints, or non,
other disease Of The blood; il will Id blpuIIy y
to ones happiness than all the wealth o
world
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

PhFe Is very general protest among
lades IN the western States against
posed importation Of virgins from
'husetts Notwithstanding the presi-
sOLDGithmetie tending to prove that the
has increased in population and
uring the war, il is painfully apparent
as ia not superabundance Of mar
men. SO many Of them have been
ID for powder that the few left are in
,-,o, vpasd. Western ladies, under or
"eumstances, are justly confident Of
" to secure husbands that will
and indeed have been rather fas-
war however, has made go many
Nase, in conjunction with the
Puritan damsels had better
Wlook 10 some other locality
market for the disposal Of
Te understood generally
DuLLp Lpal-RsAPARTLLA,0d ia therefore equivalent
BULLS woRS save trousers Why
"rA - Chicago Tines.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

DR TowEsLEXs FooTHAoHR ASoD
being appreciated,as the commuGity ARE
ing its yalue not only ia curing the to9eer Coolers
bai iu beautifying the Rums, curing I'M srppHr
boils or any humor of the mouth, sws
the breath, cod is great assistant to
cutting teelk Oar readers viii do
have this valuable article on hand. $3.50
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
Employment.

eJE A MoRfH--Agsnla wanted 70 eslleswiua Ne.
Olsl chimes, We viii give commission Sn AZ
Maohinea sold, OF employ ngsnts Hha will Work ~
ths above wages and az e4peDges pald. AddIssa
issalwsws DslEsit, hienGa.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

A child speaking OF his homo to q friend was
asked, "where is your homer Looking with
loving eyes at bis mother, he replied, Where
mother isT Was ever question more truth.
fully or touohingly AnsweFed3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
a sovrRrIes REMcDr Toa CoSsuvOmpany

A SovEREles REMcpY FOE CoNsUUOhlpuny
Those who have suffered from Night
a constant Cough, Splitting Of Bio
complete prostratioo, can appreciate tt
Of medicine that will permanent. ........si $50 600
these alarming symptoms To all wb'~'''''. 10000
6nd remedy, we say, Try DR. Halls y opposrrn
which has received the highest testiu
ever given in fsyor Of any expectorant
cine. Rie1xa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

THEATER--BEoKrL HALL.--Last hight the
drama Of "Jessie Brownv was presented 70 Q
good house Miss Josephine Tyson as Jessie
Brown did herself credit, than which there
can De 90 higher praiss Mr.. F, l.. Kent, as
Randall slfeGregot, played With great spirit.
In Mr.. q A WeRvers portrayal of the Gght'
ing chaplain, there was ludicrous blending
of the humorous and the pathetic. Mr., b.
Davies was perfectly at home in the part Of
Cassidy. Mr., E Gross, as Nena Saheb, and
Mr.. I. Radcliffe, as Geordie MeGrsgor, alsc
deserve especial mention, To night great
bill is presented, for the benefit Of the Second
Soldiers Aid Society, The moral drama o.
"The Ticket of Leave Man" has been select.
ed (or the occasion. Let there be full
house. r.44 tl
We call attention TO the correspondence
rendering Managers Weaver d Kent, a com
plimentary Benefit. The affair is to TAX
place on Friday Night II win be their fare
d we'll entertainment There will BE- a jam on
thst..svsning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

sHEAp0vAAvsns DUR or FnE CUnlEaLAHB,
"NAsHviLLn, TEHERsaHE, July 81, leOo
'iiDr. John Bulls ageat Mr.-----, has psrmi smcA
70 ship Nashville fenasseAe, tWenty-n sTos Tor
800 doaenl Of Bulls Oedroa nisFs for sale 70 Baera
in the army only,
".Ths rssuiaIioA. Of tho Treasury Department. are
70 Be complied with strictly.
"hy command OfhAjor General RosSerns.
"WM N. hILEB,
"MRor and Provost harShal asAsraL"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

BPEoIAL PKKMfT
UMTHD BEArEa OgsrOa HoUss,
NAsuvILLE, TnuNHsssA, August ~, lSo9.
Dr. John Bulls agent, Mr. -, has pormianion %
port 20 the ons via railroad o. pike. within ths
Federal lines for tho use lthe army, llt0) one hun
drsd aud forty boxes Of Bnlre gedron BIttera.
T. X. DILLtS,
Per Wills HALL,
rsFa surveyor Of Customs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
Glotbtng,
-t--A---
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths
And @ assimeres
IN the CITY or DAYTON!

FINKE & LEGLER,
Clothing Hall, No. 307 Second Street.
Dayton, Ohio, are noW Receiving a
Large Supply Of Spring and
iSummer Goods,
Comprising all the Latest Styles of Black and Col
ored Cloths; French, Fancy, and Plain Cassimeres;
Silk, Satin Marseiles, and other New Styles OF
Vestings, for Custom Orders A complete limo Of
FURNISHING GOODS, and the Largest and Best
Stock Of WV ~
Ready Made Clothing r- s-
TO be found in any House in tho City Fnke A Log.
Ter are Agents for
SINGER q CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for all practical purposes in the
iamily andor shopsever invented and introduced In
the country, Money eanb made by calling on
June 7, l56i-tf FINKE &LEGBnR.'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

DAYToS, April 2sth, 1865
10 Msssrs. KnseIt, HarSkmaa, COSly, Cor,
win and others t lFh4
GEETLEHeS Your kind favor received
We are deeply sensible OF the honor conferred
upon Us, and grad6ed beyond expression, that
our managerial course hBs met with your ap-
lprobetion. We leave Dayton with regret, bat
4 that regret is mitieated with the hope that at
some future day we may have the pleasure Of
tags in appearing before you. Accepting with
many ihsnks your kind prOTer Of a benefit, We
you'd, with your permission, name Friday
Evening, April 20 (he occasion Of our faro
ssll psrfotmarce), ior the event TO take place
Yours respectfully
TX HENRY A. WEAVER,
FRED. L. KENT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
Ols6S,
|ER ROAD,

orlh from ths.
q side Of the
! snoe CRrltslS
sYyoGrA fhd
nlen iitehancs
one Of the bes,
cot J.. II. FAl
room ER,
|jmlpialrator.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28
ooMPLntESTARx TESTIMONIAL Z,
DArToS, o., April 2s, 1865.

Aessrs Weaver & Kent:
GEsTLENEH. course as managers
and actors during your sClourn in our city,
having met with our sarneS. approval as a
.aarR Of our appreciation and esteem, We
uOuld tend you prior tol your departure the
compliment Of a benefit to take place on the
evening best suited to your convenience
Resneotfullv Yours.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-28

Js !
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continue 10 /
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Err & co
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
The Triat OF JoH. Davis

ALBANY. August 22d n. u. "iIie''
one of the counsel OF Je fersnn Dsvis, 10
note 10 The Argu1, says 'hss Mr.. DAVE
has no more information concerning ms
rial than Others have. In letter from
Davis, dated on the 18Th instant. 10 MIR.
Gllle., he ssys:--"l sm still ignorant OF
the charges against ne, tho source OF
them. and the tribunal before which am
to answer. Your letter gave me The hrH
notice of The Washington Indictment
Mr.. DAVIS requests Mr. GIIlet TO have
a conference with Charles O'Conner. his
only other counsel. go that they may be
pre- pared for the trial whenever il may be
brought on, with as ltlle delay as The ma
iure and importance Of the case will per.
nit.
A direct application to the proper De.
psrimen,. asking TO be ,nformed,if not im.
proper, when. where and before what ul.
bunsI DAVIS Is t0 be- tried, remains UnsD'
swersd, because, as Is supposed. neither
has been actually determined by the Prss'
ldeni.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
The Bush Meeting.

The Rev. E l.. KREGLow, OF the VI. T.
Church, assisted by the Presiding Elder, Rev
w. G.. EGGLEsroN and other clergymen, held
a bush Meeting" near Rinehart's School
House, commencing OH Saturday last, and con-
tinuing until Tuesday evening, with Two ser
mons each day. The Rev. EgglesEon preach
ed on Sabbath morning an eloquent discourse
to very large audience. II was the first
neighborhood for four years and many persons
attended it for old associations sake and TO
meet with old friend. and acquaintance whom
they had not seen for several years. The
meeting was well attended throughout and
nothing occurred TO disturb its harmony or to
mar the occasion, exctpta fight alter dinner
on Sunday. A gentleman from this neighbor-
hood went I>shori distance from the ground 10
buy melon, when some impertnent questions
were asked him BY crowd of men some ten
or twelve, from Harper's Ferry, which he eva
ded answering, whereupon they made an at
tack upon lin, using glass tumblers and what
ever else they could get hold Of He seized a
piece of rail and defended himself until some
ofhiS friends came up when the a,saulting par
ly was driven away and left "a: run" for
their homes. Several severe cuts about their
heads, were received by the parties from this
region, but no further damage was done. The
only excuse that can be made for the assaulting
party, is, that they had been drinking, and, il
is thought, brought liquor there for sale. Such
conduct cannot be too severely censured, as no
ones life is safe in a community where such
things occur.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27

looaxuNIcArEp. ]

A public journal should always be sub
servieni 10 The public good. aud while II
may .eek 10 please its readers by placing
before them the general news OF lis neigh
.borhood and Of the county al large, II
sbouli not forget tbs, it's higher m'sslon
is 10 cultivate The tone OF society by edl'
Iorials ADD selections calculated 10 pro.
mole a lore oflesruing and the aris. and
sove Of law and order. The influence iof
COOL Of q journal 40 conducted " great
IL speaks for. and 10 the nsme OF Inc Dss'
men among Us. end viii necessarily
mould the mlads and the hearts OF me
mass OF The people ia some measure ID
lis WAY OF thin&ng. ! au glad to OBJ
serve ,hs, you are endsavoring 10 maze
sac Register thus useful.
Tne-e Ihoughts were suggested by ihe
Lender 10 ynrr issue Of week befnfe last
IN rsflsn, 10 the education Of our youth
l.Joasi no, that stlirIs will have the
hssri, sanction nf every reader yet being
e-serslis us application. It did not so tut
10 a., form the wants OF this Sillsse ant
nsfsii- o.hooI as could De slsae3. WI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27
Communications.


Mr.. Editor Mr. John w. Kennedy
has well afgued against dis County be-
ing annexed TO the SD called State Of
ives, Virginia, but he is certainly mis,s.
ken when he refers TO the establishment
ut Kentucky into separate State as a
proceed nj for the severance of old Virgin
ia. kentucky was known as a separate
Oisirict and called by the name Of the
"DisWic, of Kentucky" long before the
adoption Of the Constitution of the Uniled
States, and il was proposed TO give the
people the privilege of Stale Govern
ment bsfore the adoption of the Federal
Constitution--see the act Of the Legisla.
ture OF. 1885 wears and more be-
fore the date Of the Federal Constitution.
Nv, only does that Constitution by the
80 sect. 9TH article provide THAT no new
State shall be formed or erected within
the jurisdiction of another State" but the
Bill Of Rights Of Virginia in 1875 pro-
vides "Tha' the people have right TO
uniform Government and therefore no
Government separate from, or indepen-
den, Of, the Governmunt Of Virginia
ought To be created or established within
ihe limits thereof and the Laws OF Vir-
GINA. ch 100 provide That il shall be
Treason punishable with death, TO esiab
lish wi,h"ut authority Of the Legislature
any Gorrrnment within its limits sepa.
rate from The existing Government or hol.
ding or executing in such usnrped Gov
eminent any Office or protesting slleg
or hdeliiv 10 it,"
Mr. kennedy suggests the Blue Ridge
a. The proper dividing line. There should
be no dividing line. but If there must be,
why DOT the Allegheny Mountain leaving
she watprs flowing cas-. TO East Virginia ?
Perhap' the people might arquiescs in
such 3 rna. b I, | dn not believe Ihsy viii
ever subD,l To- any other line
A NATIVE OF VIRGINIA.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-27

Us- At The Convention held in Bsth, Morgan
County, on The oath inst, for the purpose o.
dominating candidate for Judge OF the iOIh
Judicial District and for Senator Of the 10Th
Senatorial District the following gentlemen
were nominated JOSEPH A. CHArLtsE, OF
Jefferson County, for Senator, aud EPHRAiA
B. HALL, of Marion County, for Judge. LIE
Counties composing the 10th judicial District
are Pendleton, Hardy, Hampshire, Morgan,
Berkeley and Jefferson. The same compose
the 10Th Senatorial District. Election takes
place 4th Thursday in October.