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Increase Of Cholera i'm Baltimore.

Within tine last two days there has
been an increased number of cholera
cases reported, the disease in one lOcall-
II having assumed a somewhat serious
turn, resulting fatally IN sixteen differ
ent cases 1t seems that several days
since a vessel, commanded by one Cap
tain Jones, came into the harbOr with a
cargo of oysters on board. During the
trip up the captain and crew ate Of the
oysters and were taken III, but recover
ed. Upon arrival the captain failed 70
obtain a ready sale for the cargo, and
deeming them bad stock, was prevailed
upon by negro sailor on board 10 give
him large lot of the oysters. The ne
gro took the oysters to his house, on FL
bow lane. a small street running from
Paca TO Fremont street, south of Pratt
street, and disposed of them indiscrimi-
nately amOnghis neighbors. all negroes
On Thursday the effects Of the unheahhy
bivalves became apparent in the serious
Illness Of numbers Of persons who had
eaten them, and ON Thursday night
three or four deaths occurred, from what
is pronounced Asiatie cholera The dis
ease continued to spread, and Dr. Nor
gan was summoned TO the neighbOrhoOd,
when he found some ten dead bodies On
Saturday morning, lying in different
houses.
He Immediately ordered thorough
cleansing Of the entire neighbOrhood-
which was done. and made an effort TO
procure city tug in the evening, de-
signing t0 remove those who were al TO
the marine hospital. None could be
gotten. however, at that hour, and the
matter laid over until yesterday morn
ing. when Ar. Kemp. one Of his assist
ants. was detailed 10 have the dead
bodies burned in Potter's Field, and the
sick removed in wagons to the marine
hospital He visited the locality and
found a most distressing condition Of
affairs, there being within the one street
sixteen dead bodies and several 9TH
ers dangerously i'll In one house an
entire fanIiIy of fTe were dead In
another family Of three, and in anOth-
er two dead and three down with the
disease. Dr.. Morgan had by this time
also arrived, and whilst the dead were
being removed. procured several furnl-
ture wagons in which 10 remove the
sick: but the drivers. upon learning
that il was cholera, put whips 10 their
horses and left the locality. The entire
street was then closed, and plaeard of
"eholera here placed prominently, a
policeman being stationed on either side
to prevent ingress or egress; IN which
condition the affair stood last night In
the meantime Dr.. Morgan and his assist
ants are untiring in the discharge oi
| their duties: and doing 81 II then pow
er 10 prevent the spread Of the fell dis
ease. and at the same time 70 relieve
those who are already ill.-BdltiM0Fl
Commercial.
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ii would conflict with itself; that Is, the
constitution says all white male citizens
shall be entitled to vote, &C., and COM
Conspicuous m the audience, was J. S. p.
Carroll, candidate of the radical
'.whimbampersr for the Legislature.
he was conspicuous there only because
he was ill-mannered enough TO sprawl
his feet up over the writing desk of the
school house, and thus throw his heels
up as high as his head. AL who saw
him in the House last winter viii not
fail to remember that he appeared to.
have been very sparingly furnished
with brains-in fact that he was the
mark for any. amount Of ridicule, and
appearances did not deceive. Well,
Colonel Smith went on TO say that all
white male citizens were entitled to
vote, "with few exceptions, you know
how il reads" CARROLL, thinking the
Colonel needed prompting, hrawled out,
And persons Of unsOund mind "Ah,
yes,a says the Colonel; @but under a
strict application of that clause,
some Of the members of the
last legislature would have been ex-I
CttrtLru- OIC tLhC 1iNNttil uILl-
self saw the point, and a tremendous
roar Of laughter followed.
Very many favorable changes have
been made in this county during the
last six months, In the minds Of the
voters, and we'shall give majority for
the National Union ticket. 1t would
be one hundred or more if all who can
had here a chance to register. But the
raseally s.smeiling inquisitionP Board
Of Registration) ordered the Township
Registrars to close their. books on the
third Saturday OF September and
forty or fifty of the citizens
who understood the law to
give them a chance to. register until
about eleven days before election, will
not have their names on, because they
did not 90 to be registered before the
third Saturday in September. There is
any amount Of cursing, and prosecution
by law viii follow, and by another six
months the party viii be dead as rusty
nail.
In Caben county, the people have got
their eyes opened, and shall be much
surprised if James III. Ferguson is not
elected to stay at home this winter.
The "whim-bampers' have not carried
the smelling inquisition" with quite
so strong hand there as in this county,
but the people are sick enough with
the whole corrupt concern. NAT.
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Iatslligeaeer with him containing John
A. Bingham's last harangue in Wheel
ing, which he wished his admirers
would distribute by giving them to the
that they might, by reading
the same, see the error Of their ways,
become convinced, and vote right.
We were highly entertained by a
speech from John H. Hubbard, lat the
extreme disappointment of our own
countryman, who was brim fun and run
ming over, and was extremely anxious
TO let of the gas if he could only get the
opportunity brother of our extremely
conscientious Congressman. By the
way, he is a new one, as q stump
speaker, for which we could not account,
as we never heard of him speaking in
the city, unless they supposed the
country -hoosiers were so green and un-
intelligent that they would appreciate
it as much as though il came from
Webster. After Mr.. Hubbard was
order TO show the one-side-
ness and unfairness Of the present dom
inant party-a Democrat rose up and
asked if the house could be obtained TO
hold a Democratic meeting In, knowing
that majority Of the trustees and in
fiuential men were present. Not one
of them said a word, but having an old
lady of the Abolition persuasion posted,
she asked TO be allowed 10 speak, when
she Immediately said no! there should
be no more meetings there" which the
party gave sanction to by loudly stamp
ing for her. Now, Mr.. Editor, the Demo
erat had no idea of fdeseerating the House
of God by making it place Of political
meetings, but just to show the spirit
and unfairnesa of that party, which
claims to be the especial champion Of
freedom in every sense of the word, viz ::
Free press, free speech, free soil, free
love and free niggers. .
Hoping you viii excuse the length OF
this communication, subscribe myself
one who believes in FAIR PLAY.
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Letters from the People.
FROM wRTZEL COUNTY.
Rev. Wiley Again--A Soldier Discusses
the Preacher.

CENTRE TOWNSHIP, WETZEL Co.,
October 13, 1865.
Editors o. the Resistsr:
What do the Radicals think now 7
For eighteen months the disunion leag-
uers were ever ready TO meet discharged
soldiers, to delude them into their nets
by saying President johnson was at the
head of their order. But fortunately all
were not easily beguiled by those preach
ers and leaders of the midnight rabble
and rowdies. The Conservative soldiers
met them at the ballot-box the .4th Of
May, and defeated them in this county.
Now they must be called traitors, rebels,
copperheads, &c. Rev. Wiley, the pull
pit politician, met his Jacobinical club
at Carney's Chapel, where the black and
tan are accustomed 10 cOngregate, TO
abuse the President. Luckily Col. Lane
attacked him in front, which caused
him TO retreat in bad order. When last
heard of he was bowling for Fred. Doug
lass and ParsOn Brownlow.
This miserable impOstOr prayed for
the Lord to make a better man of the
President OF remove him from the earth.
CONSERVATIVE SOLDIER.
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sssy we're there every ttns n Ss sslt'..-i s
sy N ths nsrutne. be tesa Pastasion Rst,srs
ssrss nhs lsekss spPs<its ~.s ys.i. Aaxaid
ssrs and thsi sssss i.ilsd to sss hin On Is N.
' Pcs S-rsaa. S a.' .ass ant any setter .u.As,, IN,
a. s0sas Hay. iast rad tAs fe4is-isg.
r.rtly s.s.r. ,s, p,.,,.,,". sss Rsss . yos fer
@y Efe REV. ". II. wAoosER,
/ have beea Q grust sus.r.
e frOa DS'pspsi,. s.a had 2 abandon prr.eS.
ne. The Plantation Bit
~Ev. c. A WILDWOOD.
Nsu Yort City.
had loss al appetite
"a "a. = rs,s ., and sssTv,,sa S ssald hardy walk
The PiAntatioa Ritt.rs have s<t mo all rs.At
JAMES HEIMISwAY,
81 Loaia, No.
The Plantation htisr have
Srea r ne o. asraa cement Of the Kidneys and
ihey a1' uke Q charm G. G. MOORE
~ ssx Brosdssy New rork--
MIA " N DE'oE manager os. the Uuion
hone senee. 70, sele,ers Children, say, .As
anSer her ehsrge vfth the noss happy Ard srst.
flying resaltA- We have reosty.S sv,r Inn.
dred re.ms Of saea osrtifcsiss bat ns sdvcrtiss.
meat "a 20 easctivs a. vhAs people tAe.sslyes
s.y ss god sraeis Our fortsne end eur rvp-
utation 70 % stAks The original aaAl,ty and
high character Of these go>ds VII b sasiain.d
under every and Al circanstAaosa Thsy nav.
already obtained . sale In sveFy tsvp, viIlaxs,
PArish and hamlet snonx oiyilissd sstiess ~
tnita,ors txy 70 come - nsar eur nsas end styts
.s taey eza. and becsass Q good axtiols cspnst
bs SOLD - LOG q poor ous thsy npd cone sap-
port from parties vho do bes care vhxs tksy ~.
BE on your guard Sc our private stanp owe
the cork p. II. DRAKE Co
Hsv Yosk City.
saratsEa sprias Water. ssh By ~
Drurgists-
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STATE ITEMS.

SAD AcCIDEST.-Mrs.B Burley, wife Of
Senator Burley, while on visit to some
Of her friends near Cameron, few days
since, was thrown from her carriage,
and propably fatally injured: her shoHl-
der bone, one arm and leg are broken,
besides she is otherwise severely bruised.
The particulars Of the accident we
learned from a gentleman who was
there shortly after Il occurred, who
says: Mrs. Burley, in company with
several friends started for Cameron, in
two horse carriage, and in going down
quite a steep hill, the bolt which fastens
one side OF the tongue TO the axle
dropped out. and the carriage run over
the bank throwing the whole company
ont, the other parties were but slightly
injured.
We clip the following from the Green
brier IHdspeHdtHt:
FoR THE J JUDGEsHIP.-COlonel James
". HOge, of Putnam, is announced as
a candidate for the office of Judge for
this, the Ninth Judicial District The
District is composed Of the counties Of
Greenbrier, PocahOntas, Monroe, Mer-
Ger and NDowell.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man by the name
of Smith, died suddenly, on AnthOny's
Creek, in this county, a few DAYS ago.
Fifteen minutes previous 10 his death,
he was out attending TO his duties, and,
apparently, in the enjoyment of good
health.
FoR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Pere W. Martin and John Quinn, of
Greenbrier, are announced as candi-
dates to represent the counties Of Green
brier and Monroe in the House Of Dele
gates, for the next Legislature of West
Virginia.
George Rhyme, of Monroe county, is
TO represent the same coun-
ties. as the Monroe Delegate. Green
brier and Monroe are entitled 10 three
Delegates-two from Greenbrier. at the
present election, and one from Monroe.
The two counties vote together for Dele
gates.
FoR STATE SESATE.-Mathew Ar
buckle. Esq, is candidate to represent
this Senatorial District, composed Of
the counties of Greenbrier, Monroe,
Poeahontas. Raleigh, Fayette, and Web
ster, in the next Senate Of West Viz
ginia.
GEORGE BURNER has been appointed
Postmaster at Trayeler's RepOse, Poca-
hontas county.
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Mr.. YARMOUTH, ''of Louisiana" said,
in his speech at the fremont House, in
Boston, that there are 10000 loyal
white men in the South who will take
up the musket. to keep Andrew johnson
from being their dictator or king.
The white men alluded TO are those of
the southern loyalist" pattern. One
is constrained to ask how it happened
that these '.l6O, 600 loyal white men in
the South did not take up their musket
10 prevent jefferson Davis from being
their dictator or king. History does
not record among those who took up
1nuskets for that purpose the name Of
Nr..warmOuth.
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The Pr.e...ie. r.-..rrsw yiEhr.

We presume IL IS known TO most OF
our readers that on tomorrow evening
there will be torch-light procession
gotten up under the auspices of the
True Boys in Blue" and the Democrat
ic and Conservative Club. Tie
preparations are sueh as promise TO
make the affair perfect success. Every
arrangement necessary TO make the
occasion grand and imposing has been
effected, and the display will certainly
equal if it does not excel anything Of
the kind ever before witnessed in this
city. We need scarcely impress upon
our Democratic and Conservative citi-
zens the propriety of cooperating with
the procession by Illuminating their
houses and hanging ont their flags and
banners. 1t is trait of our people
that where they attempt anything of
this sort they always make it success
by concerted action. And thus we
think it will be tomorrow night. We
hardly think that our boys will be per-
mitted TO pick their way past Demo-
cratic houses by the light of their own
torches. but every Democrat and every
Conservative will have his lamps
trimmed and burning" and his dwell
ing illuminated with a brightness
that shall welcome the marching boys
as they approach, and attract their lin
gering giances as they pass on to other
greetings and new receptions. Let it
not be said, when tomorrow night shall
have come and gone, that Democracy
and Conservatism are dead. Let II
rather be felt, that the principles for
which we labor are living, active, potent
influences, with power to enkindle the
emotions. and warm the heart, as well
in the day of defeat as in the hour Of
triumph. Democracy dead. Talk of
this when human hearts have ceased
10 psut, and human tongues have ceased
to plead for a rational, constitutional
liberty" Talk of this as something
that may happen when humanity dies,
when earth erumbles
"wh-n all the comets Of Heaven grow cold,
And ali hsT stars decay"
Meanwhile these immutable principles
which defeat cannot destroy, nor revo-
lutions alter, will continue to exist and
to influence for good the destinies of the
nations. As the outward. visible sign
of their existence, We want our Demo
cratic and Conservative fellOw-citizens
to aid the rejoicings and illuminations
of Tomorrow night. Bring out Your flags,
and let Us count their stars. Decorate
Your dwellings, kindle yOur torches and
your lamps. and help u treat our Radi-
cal friends 10 such 3 demonstration a.
they have not seen for years. To our
country friends a most cordial invita-
ton is extended TO come in force and
participate in these proceedings. \
hearty welcome awaits all who desire
to DE present upon the occasion.
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A NEW cotton factory has been started

\ NEw cotton factory has been started
at Prattville. fourteen miles from Mont
gomery, Alabama. which gives employ
ment TO three hundred and fifty persons.
A mile beyond Is another mill. the ma
chinery for which has just been received
from England. AZ Ataugaville, twenty
FIVE miles from Montgomery, prepara-
tions are making 10 resume work in a
factory already built. These factories
viii give employment TO twelve hun
dTed operatives. There Is q prospect
that other mills will he erected in the
same locality.
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Where the Money Come. From.

We have heard il asserted, upon good
authority, that nearly three thousand
dollars has been sent 10 this State 10 be
used for electioneering purposes, by the
radical negro suffrage fanatics of BOs-
ton. The greater portion of this money,
reinforced by heavy local subscriptions,
is being used in Ohio county. OF course
these Boston fanatics knew 10 whom
and for what purpose they were giving
their money. OF course, they were as
sured that il the radicals tTiumphed II
West Virginia this fall, negro suffrage
and other Boston denominations would
be established in this State. They
would scarcely have contributed 10 aid
the election TO Congress Ofany ConServ-
ative Republican.or or of any man who cam
not De relied upon to go the whole radi-
cal figure and vote for every radical
measure which any New Engla man
may suggest. They would scarcely give
their money 10 help any person except
one who. like Mr.. HUBBARD, is a Con-
necticut man 10y birth. and is thorough
" imbued with New England ideas.
This Boston contribution To the West
Virginia radicals shows that the party
here is in perfect sympathy with the
most advanced radicals Of the day, or.
al least that the managers Of the con-
Germ here have assured their New In
gland brethren. that. if successful this
fall. they will come fully up to- what
ever standard the Eastern disunionists
NAV demand. If we would avoid being
subject to New England dictation IN
even our local affairs, We must defeat
the radical party.
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MILWAUKEE is a terrible place. The
Young Mems Christian Association of
that city reported recently that two
millions of dollars have been invested
in beer there during the last year, and
one family in seven is destitute.
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Court and Politics i'm Wayne and Ca
bell Ceuntie>-A Rich Joke-The
People alive 10 their Interests.
WAlNE IOIKI HOVeE, UeIODeI +
Edit OF the 2 gister,


This is Court week with Us, and We
have a new judge on the bench in place
of Judge H. J. Samuels, resigned. But
all law business has been postponed 10
give the lawyers and candidates a
chance to electionesr. Perhaps we should
not say all law business, bee ause few
cases were tried. But all the important
cases, those which sgitated the whole
community, and in which every man
felt some interest, were continued.
Colonel Smith, the candidate for
Governor, was here few days ago, and
addressed the people of this region,-on
the I'D Of September in CsbeH county,
aud on the 24th, al Ceredo, IN this eoun-
". He was enthusiastically received
in this county, and had a rousing audi
ence. must tell one joke Of the meet
ing. which is not yet in print. Colonel
Smith was showing the absurdIty OF
amending State constitution 50 that
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.The True Boy. in Blue"

The True Boys in Blue are request
ed to meet at the Democratic and Con-
seryaitye Club Room this evening at Z
O'Clock. Business of importance viii be
brought before them and a full and
nromut attendance at the hour named,
is particularly desired.
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TIE French sardine fishery has been

THE French sardine fishery has been
more successful this season than for the
last ten years. At Douarnenez and Con
carneau, the principal centres of this
species of industry. eight hundred and
eighty-four boats caught upwards of
one hundred and ten millions of sardines
in the month of July alone, the sale pro-
ducing 7O7 .6+s francs. At the end of
the month one thousand sar'hnes could
he bought for two francs only.
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RGKSrX's Fat woman last week broke
down a cab in Toronto, c. W, andtum-
bled ont into the mnd, greatly exciting
the respectful eommiserarion OF the
|neEsbo7s. The cabnan viii sue for
damages.
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FIVE negroes are to be executed at
Marlborough, Prince Georges county,
Maryland, on the ID of November-fo1r
for murder and one for a iendish assault
Son lady.
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a .ei,s, tslisAs Superior, to aay ce,ssps.
skse sot .ad frcah. 70 aIisg inAsmmatsou "a
Ssde1e ctothins, fer heeAaehe, ke n n usn.
ai.ctar>d frcu the rtch southern yaxnslia and
. ooeA,niss patronage quite unyrscsdsn ted.
y !. . hvortse vtth sctrcsses and spcr. cnserl
~ - ess1 ~ en- ,sesl lars zs o. ~ N iarrs bsit,ss
ole Arecrs.
Oruxriss.
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II n nosi delightful Hair Drs@-ing
II sr.1ieALrs scruf and dandrad
u teeps the bad oooi and clean
II males the hair r.sA. soft and slossy
It prevents ba.r tuTuInE gray and falling 81.
IL restores bsir upon prsfnkfsrsiy bald ke@fs
Thls 10 JuSt vhAi LyOn's EAthAlrvn stIl 20.
IL 10 protty-ttls obesp-Aarsbls II n Htsra-
ly cold by th. car o-d, .AI y.t ia almost inwsc.
ible demand 10 daily increasing. until there 10
hardly . country store that does not keep IL or Q
family that dOrs dot uss IL
T. THOMAS LYON. CbenIst, NY
sarafsss spring water. sols b. al
Drukkists.
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Who vosh not be bsAatifult who vouid 60
add ~ thsJ b-Aatyt u h.t gives thAt nafbls
parity and dAcss1yt< app~zrsDo. vs oh><rvs up.
90 the stAE. and IN the city bsIlsf 10 10 90 Loo
Ger . .-cr~i. They ass hAgAh HAspoilA balm.
tts continued uss removes tan. frecfies. pimplss
ahd roazhne,s. from ths lace sed kasds and
i-aVes tbs oomD.@Tt0 spO0th tFAnspsrsrt
biso8inE and ra-ishihR UBlik- macy oa-Bst
Any DruKzif sin srdsr !: for rOu. N not On
hABA. a. s. eta pr bottle
W. Z. HAGAE. Troy. n. T., Chemist
DENAs BARNES 4 co.
Whoi.<.ie AEsrts. NY
ssrntsgs sprisG Wafer, ssld b. all
Druggists
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NEGRo INsrnREcTIoN.

The Scene in the Vicinity or Cas- Is
land. on and near the Burgetf Plan
tstiea-Two Negroes killed and
-Four Wounded-Forty Rifles and
Abouf Thirty Revoiyera Taken
from .Them-How They Procured
AFms-The ATTACK.
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Hssnsusst.s intnitabls Hair Colorinz 70 70, Q
aye. Al tnstAst<pssas tyes are osupsss1 Of
tty and bssaty Of ths hair. This is tbs orI IBAl
HAir Color1nl. and h.s bsss zJov1ns In hyor
ever tvsnty yeara II ressorss krsJ taif - its
original os(sr by pzdssI ibs,rrass, IN mos.
rs1arksbls nAansr. II % A-e bssaff1l hair
lr..<ins sold IN two as>s-se oentz snf a.
by AZ dsaisrs C. HKIksTKxET, Cssnist
ssr.issa ssSisG Wsssr, ssA by g.
Druxzists-
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4

Lyoss EIrzAcT o. Pun IEApca GaHs-
-.rn3sr stiB si.st 70 r,ye-r>d. Its osrsfal Pre-
p.rsti0S .s< s.tirs ysrtIy nskes u . eS>.p cd
rsliAbss srricis fov easrsSy p.rps-.s. snk sv.
sSyvher. - 81 eta Per botfis. Ash fH LII
oSs- Par. Zrtr.ct- Taks 10 oshsr.
s.r..: --,..:s. s''s.s ".'<'' - 49, ~
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RIVER NEWS.

THERE were seven and One-half feet
water in the channel yesterday evening,
and falling.
The steamer Hudson viii leave for
Cincinnati this evening at five o'clock.
The Eagle win leave for Parkersburg
at IL A. NJ.
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Bottled Ale and Beer. .

tlYR ARR 9OTTLgs0 ALL TUR
w .bo-e brzn<s a ALEs. POKIKB and
LAGER HKER. ~tich .. srs ne- sesdJ % do
I,v,r 1, d~.l<rs asd fanilse~. Or<as rsspsct-
fnlSy solScfts<. JOHN THONER co,
oppoxits Wbsels3x BssyGG
t.-ra Whssii1E, W. Vs.
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rI,uE UNDEEsgGNED HAVING
1 sold tb>sr B s-isE ssd hsifisg szsas>s- 20
r.~.l der <aeo, s.ors 70 tk-lr friends and the
oaisis - fsily CO Dst~rs % keep ~ te- ves
sDo-n rryas<tsos ID tie ALE. PoEJEE as1
MALI nA1af.etarsd ~ th5s sstss'i sEebt
a.s request . eoptisaxnos 81 ne psfroc2xs -
''' H. pARLuGros q 90.
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FROM wETZRL COUNTY.
Rev. Wiley on the RampaEe-His
Speech and Colonel Lanes Response
-Likewise n Chapter from the Par
sons Private History,
KIitors Of the Reg st.r

CENTRE TP., WETzEL Co., ". VA,
October l2. lS66.