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49, Ser erfs Ottartag murte .surta be-
{oneers fsterlfhsn @oltess!snt In ri
:Ra!bepra!e tegansen. Die Satbsprale tpar
pradtrou aefhmdft, ano NIT oidlea
Msniaenmafsn esfaQs, tn esteu ftd se1iB
nur Beniee bsfonoea> Die nfdt BON Der
bsbten mu0f BET vswDlitsn Mele" Wc<
sast5 tief tsstifsn wu:btn.
5Ib.-Dte Damsn BON btr uniper<
'alti tsn, Stride In Sua!onua saben lsb:e
Bp6s eth Staple 3uder~ SET.
49, Die ns1ae M!1flfppt : 8rads bet
st. @!ouo 1T often fit ben 0e1febr.
- Ntdter Oscar Malmrps nabm
an, lebte5 Witt}ppb BsliB ppn feinem
Ni6terR ubl* gr NITRO forton rpn eff
llbr @ormttta9s i'm Nmtssimmer tebuf
@or1abr1e pprl prpccBfdQen s>tseaen fem.
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otsIe Belt auspebnen> Der Nidter 70 lar1e
uno su FOLDER 3eit CUR Dt6ppfittcn> ols
ebe1 leine Nn>pe}enbett erfcrperli9 1T,
NufespaBtS bfaartner!-
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pIar s|Nsa Sudsidsus> w:e Sbr'a Cub
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LTD "Dsr Sbnedrtner," fuy3rS
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ref!laen Staatsn, bssauaaeeebsn uns
ter Dtli8uns oe5 laabp;r!tlGa|tlid,sn
Dsretns Don Ga GyoHe. 0ir barn eaS
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une fnesa Go ocu niielidsr nm p1ettiz
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es'ttil:n fSnnen: BfNelt Guh pen
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u!1!N in ga GrolIe, Wis.
-Sebt waS@ aleu-. 81. btefe
Wobe in Sssue auf S6u|er, Qptte1t, 6arnen unb
Wsrlldsrunsen laeea in Der !sstsn @pagis anf tsr
g.. 9ette.
- 6ar Sobn Tet|9 1T losten ecm
Often surtdasfebr' uno trtnat Elm Gus,
oeS'td>ne!e8 N0crttufnt ppu 5Gubpaoz
rem nit. Snesa, MIR auf pie neue Ns@
ida{tsenSstse ces Germ Tstid permet(en,
bemerfsn mir bsloNeers, poe csr'slbe auss
Qeoebnie Gtnfauf' fir pas Gnaycsz@es
(haft 8enaht bat unb 2anofaufleute
Waayen aQsr Mrt In tslieb!asr Suan!itdt
~ 10 b'gEasa puej}en ahloTen farm, ale
trte7o Gin ltte:e5 &aaros Ws'haft In
81. PAUL. 5e'r Ts!|h III Gin resuer
@s{GGftantau uno empfsbIen wlr i'm Get
Vuir'etfi anj:tEi ser S%auDslsueIt.
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@alA< "4sO~D~"
Djuiar>,.s@ )!
PIGEONHOLES!
Der untsr,eidnete bait tets srsrathts
BILLIARDS unp FlGEONHOLEo
.cn lolissr unc feinser slrbsit.
IS unp tet mir sa rasen siaisrts nit e. 6tste fsr,tr te
terH '~srtou's Gujttrns-aler neuefter St:@ct'r; 1eF"e' ''
ieet 70 aGJcntin bclNoten
Billiards nit sier 1a|9sa."
piHiarSS e.icea. III isrsr ye,etun9 bas etlts 'Nus: +t;, 81
ynihen rno G.Ueue Tno lEsts o' ihN s's !, .1sronI
toS yNatsriel j2pg t,ui9er i'll toten 1T 10 n Nh ~ W. I;sfsrr sn
Amusement " y u t:itcn All ie6r e%rndbi5tsa yfs!lea s.ss' H;t, 2 "a
s sinsr" Wilma "a NEITHER j ]1auritate ~fysans!ibit si"laosas' p''e 10
nm Seuet9ten 3HlPruG. r.. - @,ns..
o~ ct. Nntteuo Str1Bs.
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polt3etsert@t.-D # a g.
Cine tirtide Dame, pelde BON ibrer9fa6z
BARN Bel aulrist pprren> tbr ein6anptud
oei toblen su boben uno otel e raflr pur9z
9epri9elt> besoblte $40 uno bic Soften.
Dpnnerfa9.-5eu bate Ni6te1
MalmroS ieinen eriten Sail. Gcwarc
Gprcpran erldten DOR or. Gbren at19e=
flagt, Gcwarp Siftan> ni6t etrpa Der be-
fannie 8arbe> ant IA. Mdr3 1910 Sc
itoblen gu baben. Gerta9t Bis lber a6t
Sage:
Neuer Tabrpl n.-@cn Aefern.
Wortaa 13, an ia Der ieue Tabrplan
Der 81. paul u. paetRezBabn IN Wt,fz
iamtett 9stretsn, wie tbn Der 2eIer an9s>
3eiet fnbet. Sc aebsn auf oteIer Bobn
3wet 3uee, t6mlfd un 8 0oru1. unp 2
ubr 80 Na@m. p.
-popa Gimme eyibetlte am Sf.ttaae
mtt1eebuprenpen @rnf Dem e'ffen 6eloen
Der @obll9la&t Don teute Dot a&t 60
aen, 6errr 8rauer Brisaemann, bic
roblperptenten 3net u@bren<S feret'
E r." unc 1T for!an Die 6amtlte BrGaaes
mann BIS auf bic ipdtsfsn 3ftttn unp
@e1hledter beredtist, tweI Eferef.t
In, @appen 3u fdh1en.
- Die &eileret Nfdre 3pii6en BEN
5aloonbalter @olttQo unp benz 3ettungs>
beridttrfatter Bentley ,murbe aitlid BET:
e,l!a, unp nm nt9t gun Ns&telpru&,
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8ontnt 3u uns fur ale Nrten @erit6erune- pier Nuk NJ
fsre Ssfea1daftsn, cue ubsr ieesn 3weiieI e%r9oben:
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Turebsbarer M~n8,m9sfan.
Drt anaben tt Tclee rnspr19ti9en Sptelsns nit
Yulper f9redlt@ serleBt.

Der Santae, etn IL. bertltaer Geiertna
fiji rEe 6r'R ltde Welt, bat bod bier tn
81. paul Trauer uno 2etp In bret So
m|lIen esbradt. um 4 ubt Nadu1ittaee
an BEN o%e.annten Sage belufiSts1 'tb
BRET 2naben> Miuie Bostue 5 Sabr alt
@obr beg SIERRA Gbas Da,;Qe, Tranf
R!stn, 6 c}aM alt, 5obn oeS oetrn Sobn
g'ein, @aEccnwlz!b Oh Ger Gde Der Woz
ta|baw unD Z. @troba uno VtoFat
@aerin, 5obn ces Germ Vltel 0aertn
In cer Nabe Der Wobnune cs5 2ebtsrn
DabaIbaw Gtsoes IN esr Nabe Get Gds
rsr T. mi, Gpislen> uno fanpen un5'dd<
li1erweiie zine Socema0srfaf6e, mslbs
etva ,uIn pierten Ebet! mil pulSsr AZ
fiji; tpor, ii. pic eth dltersr 8yn:er cf6
fleinen Wurrin, na6esm er BON Der SaBp
suladasfsb1t, itheL ME ct e|aubte,
In etrem Shuppsn seti1edt bette. ooia
erfrsut lbsr ben Befdb,ltdsa 0uno iiefen
BE arrnen ftetnen SGslme cawtt nad'
cet g1suer uno boio oerauf ruroe Der
aro9 elmer Grplofon eetbrt, uno rdts
reno alpst Der Gnaben, Stein uno Vi'aI
cavon lieffn, fano man @uerin bewuBt>
!oS am 8prsn !te9en. Sci nabsrer UNI
ts1luhuns fano mat ben &leinen I9au
petbafl suoe,tdte1. Beipe Wanesn naz
rsn ;srri0'n unb aerlbuttten uno i'm linz
fen Mugs 1edte Elm Stid @los. Itefe
NiFwunoen rparen In Der Stt1u uno pie
Na(e NOR taum III e%ttennen. BruN
M1ms uuo telouoets pie ltnfe Gano >pa
rem 3erReii9t uno an ben &nieen nett
flafence Wunpen. Da8 aus ben purt~
lhntltenen Semen RsDmence Blut ubsrz
redte ben san5sn &5,per ees un9lIdltdeu
&inoe8. Or. @etpats, Der terbetgerufen
wu1os rsiniete bte !tnfe M%uBenb6b|e Don
Dem Nsft beS 3erIt5rten Nases ndbte BIT
oroben WunDen III unp legte pRalter auf
DIE &lsinetn. Der Doctor war Der On
fdt, nab Ter &nabe nt9t NIT rem 2sben
rappn fcmrnsn :berpe.
TranfGIetn bate ebeufau6 Ihwe
Re Sdnittwunben tm @eit9t etbal!en
etne an Der Stt1n, cine an Der Na|e unr
cine an, Slim unh rts stns Iter bemNuae.
f*ine tnosfsn Aefdbrltb-
B~illieBa3ille, Der am %entfsrns
teiten geitancen, war fat gang unpe1leB'
oaoon gefommen.
Die beteen %lsBb:nanaten Idg:n (itsrz
etnltimmeno aug, oab fe nit Der paluers
Ralae tn cle SDeuer Ssnger> un fts
vanfsatlisen." Disfs8 wusce oapurdb
bswsIff ttl:0t, oab Der fIetne @ustta et1
sysnnsnpsg 3unOr1;Sden tn bic GIT gu
Den ItsDsnne Ulald'e faQsn LIEF, wslh'
natGytiO iofoyt In Snestsu jsIidmettsr'
In Die 2uf! Toa.
Dsy flelae Wuerin lebtc on, WontaQ
mob, ousin Der Doctor fIlr@tetete. baf
namtntliW in osm Nnse G%nt;dnruHl
entR:bsn nnp bEsis ieinsn Eop bssbstfabs
ten pireF.
MSBsn d6 @itern unb @rwabl.ni
ohfen fdredllhen 0oyfau GUT Wlabnunq
ptsuen la0cn. 8iuDern osiabrllGe SpEsl
oi1ee uno noment!{N Yulosr aus Der
Oinpsrn ~ riiden.
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@runb &i8enttun,

q0ir bisttn gum gsrtauf an 15c Sduisr unb eOtten In gess.
nsapalts ~ preiien ION 800 BIZ $1,000. gaeante Gotten IL
aussseidnetes 5arnulanb in ben Counties Mesfer, qDriobt
Mfc2eub, Carver ub Ranbppti au etpa S.. 0U pr Ider.
Sttertail unb Douglas Counties 3u
einen Dollar unb sebn Gents fer @der.
gir %serleiben gslb auf @runoeisentbum e tderbett, 70 ,af
benz Verletber 10 Drpjtnt nettp Bins perSatr jn-
tpmnten. =r-1a
w. Sss AH4assH rsEssH gsFtsftsi taatsstHA4 MN
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erbanelunge II.
5ibuu9 am 8. April. - Der
5tac!1alb prdite bic Bsrtdte iiter cie
Datl am DtsnItaa uno fsrttate bic Snz
faua!tpn8s Yapisre fQr bic reuerpdb!tsn
Beamtsn aus.
Cine 3uidrift Don 6. .. @ilfiqan>
praGrent per @anncompante oetlanat,
poe Der Staptratb ots pretle fefisBe, fir
we!9e cte Gpmpanie bic Stapt NIT Geu>
erl4ihwai5sr 3u perleben bat. %n biz
COMMITTEE fir StraBenbauten Se1tpiez
len.
Bc!eenes 3abluneen wu1esn perflet
Sir Strabenbauarbetten fir
Mdr3 $223.15
Sir pnltbei $1,198.23
6ar 8eamte fir Mfdr3 u.
Elm Drtttsl Don &prtl $1,530,10
Sir Mayor unp Mlrer>
mdnner fit pa6 lebte
babe GtSfal~ Sabr $4,000
Nlp. Moore teontraet, oab perm
MurroY 800 Don ietaem @ebalt fir bic
3sit, felt nelter er BON 81. paul abwsz
ienb it, aboe3csen werosn. Nn ben
Staetanmalt iiberwteIen.
Sn 8sslet'uns bes @umptruQers<8e
ridts6 )set ete aus ben Mloermdnnern
Yutnam unb Dawlpn be1sberbe Gtnansz
committee cine 3ul@rtft por, Der MIR Sol
9enbes e%ntnebmen. Dte COMMITTEE ia8t:
'Sts 1eben. raB BET Comptroller pie gum
3wede Der 8esnblune per iebt fdQteen
unb tm 2aufe bes Subres fdQi9 rpereenz
ben Staetno,eu uno 8efrettuns Der lau,
fenesn Nuesobn gu esbebenre Steuer
aaf 21& Ml;us psronidlabt mas, metnl
ete COMMITTEE, fretlt9 bod, aber bod
ni6t 70 bod let, alS bic SteuerauRase
tn aneern Stdpten.
Must,bem let ttsie S@dbun8 auf
@rune Der Wanabms 8eu1adt werben,
baB Der @ertb bss Geuerbareu @tsen<
tbums III St. paul So, 900 betra1e,
wdbrtnp eer Nufianuns Der Stapt. in
Dem leBten Sabre bod gu per Annabme
bsredttss, eas rer @ertb oes Rsuerbarep
@tesnlbums In ct. paul S8,00O.0 600 let.
Sepenfaus {st IS aber tef1er, ote Steuer,
ie mbse 10 bod iein> uie ie noble aufju<
leaen unb ~ srbebsn, ais ptt bisber oa6
n5tbtee @slr ourd pumpsn auf oerl6ie:
psne Manter auf3utreiben. Der @taot>
ratb t1nne bies iett tbun, ea per 11eue
@batter tbm bte 8sfusntB pa3u ertbetle.
Ser Maebbar uns Ntbenaum Spnes ansetlast.
st. saul fd1leht pertreten su baben.
Sic COMMITTEE fdbrt banr fort:
v@o tpett wtr TN Stanbe paren, g.
%funpteuns barber efn3u5ieben, fanoen
tplr> oaB IS in ieoer Stapt cer Sersint9s
ten @taatta @sbrau& 1T, cine beionoere
Steueraufaee fir locale 8erbe6eruns6:
Nrbeiten 81 ma6en. Dies tbat man aud
rpagrsap pwlet Saprsa in ct paul al
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9erun9en

pier Verf9erunsfn sesen uuslIdsfd11e waufdsu, III.
ben Is su tbrem Uprtbeil fnpen bel uns uprsufpre4en.
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VAN WRINKLE.

II rumored that the Democracy
have bought mp Mr.. Chase as the can
didate of the new party for the Prest'
dent. Don't believe it. Wells town
ship over the river, won't touch him
with a pole longer than his negro SUI
frape record, and Wells is fair sam
Die. Besides they have choice among
their recent purchases-there is Van
Wrinkle who is WeLLs61t19
MI. Van Wrinkle, one of the United
States Senators from West VA voted
against the conviction ofthe Pres1denI
IN the 18th article. In this he has dis
snnointed his people to such an extent
that their deepest indignation has been
aroused against him. We do not sup
nose that the people would censure Mr.
Van Wrinkle so strongly II they conld
hefieve that he honestly DelleFeo tne
President innocent of the charges, but
It IL said that he positively ana olst 81 .,t
10 pledged himself, and that ne IN
forned his colleague, (Mr. Wiley that
ba changed his vote at the suggestion
~ Tndpe Chase, It Is said by others
that the friends of the President pro-
cnred him to vote as he did in order 10
defeat the object of Impeachment
Whatever may have been Mr. ian
Wrinkles aims and aeslgInas, ~ ~ osL IL
&c he did. he will find it d1thcnt 10 re-
c cInia TO III his Course and regain their
We see that the County Conventions
., Hancock and Marshall have ex-
crossed their disapprobation of his con-
Snct in the strongest terms, and recon-
mend the State Republican Convention
IN instruct him 20 resign, which wiz
doub tless be done unless some Iestu W,
in MS conduct develops itself that the
mn hlic ia not now appriSed OF.
we have been the warm friend ana
adnirer of Mr.. Van Wrinkle, but under
the circumstances we can find no apoI-
oay 10 offer for him. We would oe re-
ioiced If it were otherwise.-CEdrSS0U'g
Telegraph. "a
so far as Mr.. Van Wrinkle Is con-
earned, we can tell him the people OF
west Virginia will never again tfuss
him.-BerkeEey Uaion.
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Acknowledgements
new Grant song.

1.-THE following is the new Grant Song
sung with enthusiastic applause in the
Chicago Convention, by Chaplain
Lozier, Chaplain Met abe, and Mai. n.
G. Lombard. The music is by George
+. Root. Our music dealers here will
doubtless have the music in a few days
SONG.
Wen rally again TO the standard we bore
Der battle fields crimson and CORY,
Shouting 'hail to the chief" who in free
dom's derce war,
Hath covered that banner with glory.
CHORUS.
Then rally again, then rally again,
And wen light II out here, on the old
No odds II it takes US all summer.
Wen rally again, by the side OF the men,
Who breasted the conflicts fierce rattle,
And they'll md us still true, who were true
And 6ade them "God speed" In the battle.
CHORUS.
Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor, and hummer,
And Wen nghtit out here, on the old union
No odds If 1t takes us all summer.
Wen rally again, and that nag of the free"
shall stay where our heroes have placedit,
And ne'er Shall they govern, on land or on
Whose treason hath spurnei and disgrace
CHORUS
Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor, and hummer,
And we'll fight 1t ont here, on the old
union line,
No odds If 1t takes US NIL summer.
Wen rally again, and our motto shall be,
Whatever the nation that bore us,
God bless that old banner 1.-THE flag OF the
And ali Who would die with it DER MS.
CHORUS.
Then rally again, then rally again,
With the soldier, and sailor. and bum
And we'Ii fight 1T out here. on the old
No ODDS i il takes us all summer.
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HARDY COUNTY

The Republicans of Hardy county
met in convention at Mooretield on The
18th instant, with Leonard Brake in
the chair and John w. Du6ey, Secre-
tary.
William Champion, John Liggett
and j. G. Isen berg were delegated to
represent the county in the several con-
ventions TO nominate State ticket and
candidates for Congress, Senate, Judge
and member of the House of Delegates.
It was provided that if these delegates
failed to attend the Grant county dele
CATION should be authorized to act in
their stead. The delegates were not in
structed.
The gentleman who sends us the pro-
ceedings of the Hardy county meeting
says:
The Union element in this county is
SO weak and isolated that it is almost
impossible to get up meeting for
party purposes. But as 1t turned out
that yesterday being the first day of
our Court, and most of the Union men
in town, they having had previous no.
rice of the purpose to hold the proposed
meeting, which we succeeded in doing,
and it really was the first meeting ever
held in this town of our party. We are
heavily weighed down here-have so
little Internal strength and get but
feeble outside support that you may
we'll suppose we feel at times sorely
discouraged. But while we are cast
down and forsaken, almost, we feel that
our course is just, and we take fresh
courage and buckle on our armor with
sense more keenly alive TO our duty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-25

The Republicans of Berkeley county
held their Convention at MarIinsbnrg,
on the 18th inst, A. r. McQuilkin,
President, and FL. r. Deatrick, Secre-
tary. The following delegates were
appointed to attend the State and Con-
gressional Conventions;
dfnrtinS6iErg H. II. Blackburn,
Frank Patterson, Jos. s. Aaldeman,
John N. Abel and E. s. Troxell.
RedgesVille-Jacob Ropp. j. w. Alex
ander, Thos. L.. Harper, DIR. Thomas
Harley and T. NJ. French,
Opequon-A. r. McQuilkin, l.. j.
Tabler, John Strine, John w. Daily and
e Irden@D. w. overlander, John
Dalwiok, Jas. NJ. Yanmetre, A. b. Balm
and w. NJ. Vancleve.
Failing Wdters-Henry Riner, John
Ream, William Jack, John Lands and
Sam. J. Williamson.
1fIIE GreeE-C. f. Laise, john o. Hem
son, Samuel Gold, Lewis r. Beeson and
John Graham.
GerardSto,cn-Wm. Smith, James
Parks, Joseph Morgan, A. Myers and
VIM. Parkinson.
The Convention, by vote of Is for
Bristor to 10 for Kitchen, intructed the
delegates to cast the vote of the county
for Mr.. Kitchen for Congress.
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UPsHUR COUNTY.

The Upshur county Republicans held
their Convention at Buckhannon on
the 18th, T. G. Farnsworth, President,
and 81. Nef, Secretary. The following
gentlemen were delegated to the State
Convention; with the. addition of the
President and Secretary of the Con-
Meade-Col. NJ. A. Darnell, Lieut..
w, NJ, Bunton and Alvan Brooks:
WdShingtOn-N. b. Wamsly, SOLO
mon Day and Nelson Jones.
Union-Lair Dean, s. s. Leonard,
81" WdTremIJohn Love, o. B. LOudin,
Col. Enoch Westfal.
Buckhannon-Capt. A. NJ. Pound
stone, n. d. Murphy and DIR. j. II.
Banks-E. E. Curry, John Douglas
and @. s. Haynes.
At Ldrge-Maj. j. w. Heavier, u. IL
Gould and d. D. T. Farnsworth.
The delegates were instructed thaI
DR.. D. s. Pinnell was the first choice OF
the Convention for Congress from the
Second District. They were also M
structed to vote for Col. Edwin Frey
for Secretary of State and for Hon
Robert Irvine for Judge OF 4th circuit
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We have on our table the proceedings
of number of Republican county
conventions, for which, in ertetlso, it
seems impossible to find room before
the meeting OF the Convention Thurs
day. We therefore have to content our
selves with an abridgemeut, including
full lists of the delegates to the State
Convention.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
The Republican Convention of Tay-
Tor county was held at Pruntytown on
the 18th inst, Lieut.. David Powell
President and A. B. Rohrbough Secre-
tary. The following gentlemen were
appointed delegates and alternates to
the State Convention:
Their, II. n. Holt, T.. NJ. Scranage. AL
ternates, w. S. Corbin, s. w. Hibbs
and r. NJ. Herr.
We6ster-John Maxwell, j. T. La
than and David Powell. Alternates,
L. c. Stalnaker, ]. It. Moss and Il. e.
Davis.
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MINpRAL COUNTY.

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Hon. Jamas Carskadon, President, ana
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HARRISON AZ COUNTY.

The Harrison county RepuoIcsnn
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the list of delegates to the state N'"
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A. Werninger, Jas. P. BARTLETT Bin d. r.
Shuttleworth, Ira Hart, John tE" IT,
Jas, O. Custer, W. r. ALEXANDER
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Bepiamin a. Reeder, Geo. w ;Lear
DR.. Emory Stricken, Albert shoIF' w.
' EdgLe-Dr. James Depna lanes
Gun bingham, G. W. RoblnsonSn W.
Hawker, d. w. Robinson, JON Major
Boegess, James Drummona, Hsr-
THOMAS n. Bowman. WllIan
bert, Jeremiah a. Robey. ~
> Mk-MelviIle DaVissoni 5, " Gornsn.
Young, Peter j, Lynch, Moan n n H Da-
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