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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-13

| can make Won an exhibit of facts
and figures that will convince any,
body that either pest or price is sure
ly going to ruin the hop culture right
soon. 1t may thrive one year more.
l hope so, and then it will go up
where | saw it go in New England
nigh twenty years ago where prime
hops were sold for five, four and even
three cents per pound, when one year
before, forty to fifty were paid.
The only hope Western grower
can possibly have of prosperity in the
herb Is, that the crop will fail every
where else-in foreign lands, and
down East, and south, and that this
region may be louseless, and supply
the breweries of the world"
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THAYER BROTHERS,
ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT,

S. W. Corner Broadway and Main streeta-
P. o. Drawer, IL. AURORA, ILL
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-13

Seal, and Presses. Steel Stamps, Door Plato
Numbers, Gold and Silver tdg-. Ribbon Cane. mi
Stamp, Initial and Monogram Presses. In-urano1
Plates. Embossed Brass Ornaments, Burning Brands
steel Dies, Stencil Tool. and stock, Baggage Checks
Hand stamps, &c, &c
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-05-13

The two pilgrims We're aceompani-
ed by two bands of music. and about
the whole of Portsmouth,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

ALsf.Ah NIX "IIsTUN, tonAty Juda
Dated this l3th day Of Nay, 1oos. May l3-;
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controlled by carpet. baggers and their
allies He will be powerless to stop
the supplies by which Idle negroes are.
organized into political club-by
which an army is maintained to protect
these vagabonds in their outrages upon
the ballot. These, and things like
these, eat up the revenues and resour-
ces of the Government and destroy its
credit-Make the difference between
gold and greenbacks. Wemust restore
the Constitution before we can restore
the finances, and to do this we must
have President who Will execute the
will of the people BY tTdHEpLing into dust
the Tts1tTpdtioHs of Congress, knol07l as
The reconstruction acts. I 1OiSh TO stand
before the convention upon Gtts issue, but
IL is one which embraces everything else
that's of UaLLe IN its large and coHpTe-
henStVe results. It is the one thing that
includes all that is worth a contest, and
without 1t there is nothing that gives
dignity, honor or valne to the struggle.
Your friend, FRANK P. BLAIR
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General Frank P. Blair, OF Missouri
is the second man on the Democratic
ticket, greatly to the SURPRISE, we i'm
agine, of every body in the country, In
Guiding himself. AT the beginning OF
the rebellion he was radical Republi-
can. Now he is radical rebel. We
say this meaning all the word can ex-
press. and for proof refer TO his letter
elsewhere. Frank Blair is q light
weight. BE belongs to the celebrated
"BlaIr family" every member OF
which believes he was intended for
President. We nre surprised Frank
should be willing to take the place OF
Vice.
II our readers wonder, us they natu-
rally mny. how the Convention came
to nominate such n man, we refer
them to the report, wherein they will
lind he was brought forward and
unanimously supported by the con-
federates from the South and border
Stntes-beIng eulog ized by such men
as Wade Hampton and Gen. Forrest.
II the render wonders why, we refer
again to Gen. BlaIr's letter.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

The very important and extensive Inn
provements which have recently been made
In this popular Hotel, the largest in New
England, enable the proprietors TO offer TO
Tourists Families. and the Travelling public,
accommodations and conveniences superior
to any other Hotel In the city. During the
past summer additions have been made OF
numerous suits of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets. &C., attached; one OF
TUFTS magnificent passenger elevators, the
pes ever constructed, conveys guests to the
upper story Of the house In one minute; the
entries have been newly and richly carpeted,
and the entire house thoroughly replenished
and rerurnished. making 1t, In all its ap-
pointments, equal to any hotel in the conn
try. Telegraph ONCE, Billiard Halls and Cafe
u A-'' As LEWIS RICE q SON,
my4-smeod PToprietors.
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Commissioners Sale
ORA
VALUABLE FARM,
Saturday. July 18th. 1858.
FRONT DOOR OF COURT HOUSE,:
Pratt Fox,


Pratt q Fox, In IGha1ceEy in
sherrard Clemens, ct al ofohio CO., ". Va
PURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
In the above cause on the 23d day OF
may, 1883, viii on saturday, the 18TH day
of July, 1858. commencing az 10 O'Clock q. m.
as Spe ial Commissioner appointed yofdaT
OF Court sell at public auction at The font
door of the Court House OF Ohio county. the
certain tract Of IREd In said decree mantf ton
ed and described, as follows: "Al that par
eel OF land situate on Big Wheeling Greek,
in Ohio county, beginning at a snE1r and
walnut ON William Buchanan's line, and
with said line N. 90 deg. e. 200 poles 70 q ".
oak on the banks OF Wheeling Creek, thence
down said creek with the me andeIS and bind
ing thereon 22B1< poles 10 two eycAmores,
the corner In the line separating the land Of
James Renford. thence with said Renford's
line 3. e. W. s2S poles to q stonein the cor.
ner OF said Renf0rdB line, thence 8. Il deg.
e Il poles to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and tWenty-six acres
of land /" being the same tract OF land which
was convey ed 10 the said rherrard Clemens
by Andrew While, administrator OF Daniel
steenrod, deceased, by deed dated the lIth
day of October, 1854, and recorded in the Re-
coEdeFs ONCE of Ohio county in Deed Book
No. -, folio 1912.
TERas OF fourth of the pur-
chase price In CASH on the day Of sale, and
the remainder thereof in three equal Install
ments, payable respectively in six, twelve
and eighteen months, with Interest from day
of sale; the itle 10 be reserved until the puT-
chase price Ia fully paid"
je30-td Special COMMISSIONER.
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taxation and Representation.

The Democracy of WelZel county met
on the Fourth OF July and resolved
"2. That the Democracy of Wetzel county
are uncnmpron isingIy opposed 10 negro
suffrage"
IS. That the principle OF taxation without
representation is uncOns IIuIonal and un-
just and merits the Indignation OF every
lover OF goUd government"
Every negro in the State who owns
property is taxed under our Con-
stituIion precisely Us much according
TO its value as are the noble Caucasians
of Wetzel county on their property; yet
that Constitution does not allow the
negro H vote while it does give vote
to said Caucasians. More than this,
every male negro 81 years old pays the
State aniannual tax Of 81 on his head,
which is precisely the amount assessed
on each noble Caucasian head in the
county of wetz.l. Yet the eau.
casIan is allowed vote and the negro
is not. Ifthat is not taxation without
representation, pray what is itF And
being such, what do the blue-blooded
chivalry OF we,zel propose-to relieve
the negro from taxes or to give him d
vote? We pause fer a reply.
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THE DEMoCRATIC PLATFORn-
A Frank statement of It by tho Nom
nee for Vice President.
wAsHINGToN, June so, 1868.
,In,,nI -In,,,cs q Rrnrfhenri. ~

| "AShAENGAOSI
Colonel James o. Brodhead:
DEAR CoLoSEL:-In reply to your in
quiries, beg leave to say that leave
you to determine, on consultation
with my friends from Missouri, wheth-
er my name shall be presented to the
Democratic Convention, and to submit
the following as what consider the
real and only issue in this contest.
The reconstruction policy of the
Radicals will be complete before the
next election; the States, so long eX-
cluded, will have been admitted; negro
suffrage established and the carpet
baggers installed In their seats in both
branches OF Congress. There is no
possibility of changing the political
character of the Senate, even II the
Democrats should elect their President
of Congress. We cannot, therefore,
undo the Radical plan of RECONSTRUCT
ton by Congressional action; the Sem
ate will continue a bar to its repeal.
Must we submit to it? How can it be
overthrown? 1t can only be over
thrown by the authority of the Execu-
tive, who is sworn to maintain the
Constitution, and who will fail to do
his duty If he allows the Constitution
to perish under series OF Congressional
enactments which are in palpRbie VIC
lation of its fundamental principles.
II the President elected by the Demo-
cracy enforces or permits others TO en-
| force these reconstruction acts, 1.-THE
Radicals, by the. accession of twenty
spurious Senators and fifty Represen-
tatives, will control both branches of
| Congress, and his administration will
be as powerless as the present one OF
| Mr.. Johnson. =
There Is but one way to restore the
| government and the Constitutions and
that IS for the President elect to declare
these acts null ana Uoid, compel the army
TO undo its ttsIfTPGtioRS IN the South. DIS.
perSe the edTpet.6d9 State governments,
dtLoto the iUtite people TO reorodnize their
lotUIt governments, and elect Senator's and
Representatives The House al Renrs.
sentatives will contain a majority of
Democrats from the North, and thew
Will admit the Representatives. elected
by the white people of the South, and
with the cooperation of the Pfesident
IL Will not be difficult to compel Inc
Senate TO submit once more to the obli-
cations of the Constitution. IT will
not be able to withstand the public
Judgment, IL distinctly invoked and
clearly expressed on the fundamental
| issue, and It Is the sure way to avoid
all future strife TO put the issue plainly
TO the country. 51Gt., --zztl 7llE.ll{s
I repeat that this Is the real and oS,lv,
question which we should allow TO con-
/ troll MS. Shall7we submit to the usur-
pations by which the Government has
/ been overthrowu, or shall we exert
ourselves for its full and complete res-
toration2 tits idle to talk OF bonds,
greenbacks, gold and public faith and
the public credit. What can Demo
cratic President do in regard to any of
these, with Congress in both branches
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Meeting OF tho state Executive Com
mittee.

Atthe Clarksburg Convention CON-
mittee of one from each Senatorial dis
trict, with the addition of three from
the city of Wheeling, WAS appointed,
and styled the State Executive Com
mittee. This Committee was directed
10 appoint Committee of Eve from Its
own number, TO be styled the State
Central Committee. The Executive
Committee met in this city last even
ing, a majority being present, and or
ganized by the appointment of Samuel
B. McColloch, Esq, Chairman, and
John X. Hubbard, Secretary. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed the
State Central Committee; ElIery r.
Hall, John r. Hubbard, A. b. Cald-
well, Samuel B. McCOlloch and Gran
Vile D. Hall. Mr.. Ellery r. Hall was
chosen Chairman.
The Chairman Of every County Com
mitlee should Immediately report TO
that gentleman, addressing him at this
post office.
This State Central Committee, de-
spite the slight confusion OF names, is
10 be in fact the executive or working
committee for the State in the cam
paign; and we think those acquainted
with the gentlemen composing it, need
no assurance that with perhaps ont
exception they will prove themselves
earnest and capable workers. The
work OF Reorganization will now proceed
as rapidly as possiblei and we ask fol
the committee the warm and active Co
operation of our friends in every coun-
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from William T. Poole to me dated the
12th day OF August, 1855, and OF record in the
offiee OF the Recorder Of Ohio county, West
Virginia. In deed book 50. folio 40. shall,
the front door ofthe Court House In the city
of Wheeling, pro eed to sell by public auc-
ton TO tho highest bidder one full and undl-
vided half OF the following described proper
", situate in ohio county, w. Va, that Is 10
ray: Coal lots numbered Il, 2 & - one, two
right TO the coal between the north and
south lines OF said coal lots as far back as the
eastern boundary OF the said Boggs farm
and the Entertainments and appuItenances
TO the said coal lots and coal belonging or ap'
pertaining.
title as Is vested IN me. Terms of sale CASH
a. q. ROBINSON, Trustee
WHEELING June Is 1868 jelS-ts
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OA
Age is not claimed as merit, only as a
sign of Intrinsic worth.
The really useful article lives on with q
strong vitality; the poor one languIshes fol
time and then gees out easily.
BRASDRETHis PILLS are even prescribed
by great physicians when the bowels call
loudly 1or help, because they never fail To
open and give relief.
Hundreds OF thousands would consider 1t a
calamity ifthese safe family Pills could not
be obtained. 1t has been officially settled
that more or BRASDRETu's PILLS are sold
than all other pills put together. Merit sells
them.
BRASDRETu's PILLS possess qualities
which restore every organ and hber OF the
body 10 health; are purely vegetable and safe
for every period ollie.
Principal otiIce, Brandreth House, New
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Jel0-lmd&w B. BRANDRETH.
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cnnIsrApORo,s DYE,
which in a twinkling.

Produces the Most Enchanting
Shades OF Color,
From Brown TO Black, is con .equently a uni
versal favorite. the more especially as 1t
IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF THE HAIR,
And requires renewing less frequently than
any other.
ChristaderO's Hair Prcservative.
Would you have 1nxuriant glossy tresses
clustering around your brow, like vine ten
drills round O parIan shaft. Purchase that
celebrated and matches preparation known
throughout the fashionable world as CHRIS
TADORO'S hair preserVaIive and beautIner.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6s Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. 0 Aston House.
aIA1R.IndAw --.'
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THERE was regular woolly-headed
negro in the New York Convention, as
n delegate, namely, Mr.. Joseph Will
lIams, of Tennessee. He was regularly
elected by the Democracy of that State,
and duly accredited. Can the ethno-
logical Democracy of the West stand
this2 Can such things be and over
come them like a summer cloudH-
Where are thy thupders, oh Vallan-
nlgham and thy beginnings, Brooks 2
A niger in Democratic Convention i
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ESSAYS FOR YoUNa MEN, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create tmpedi-
ments to MarTisge, with the humane view
of treatment and cure, and in sealed letter
envelopes free of charge. Address, How
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa myI9.3md6w
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WE have often heard OF "the unkind.
est cut OF alp but we never saw it SO
keenly illustrated as it was by the
Democratic Convention, when. after it
bad concluded it's business and was
about to adjourn, 1t adopted vote of
thanks TO Chief Justice Chase for the
impartial mauner'' in which he presi.
ded In the trial Of a. johnson. weare
sure Mr.. Chase feels Hattered.
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Executors Sale.

NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Sixty-dye Shares OF the stock of the
Merchants National Bank of West Virginia,
at Wheeling, and Fourteen Shares ef suck
of the Belmont bridge Company, belonging
10 the estate of Mary Fleming, deceased,
Will be sold at public Yendue at the front
door of the Court House in the city OF steu-
benVtlle, Ohio, on Thu Sday, the sd day Of
July, a. d. 1858. Sale to commence at two
o'clock D. m. OF said day.
Terms OF sale made known on the day Of
JOHN IRVINE,
Executor OF Mary Fleming.
J. II. g TRAINER, Atty for Executor.
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6nE sac.
For Sale.

II WILL SELL, AT PRIVATE SALE
between now and the 20th OF July, one
natI and PiItsburRh. It cuts on all railroad
obstruction between BallRire and Wheeling
and runs In connection with the street Rail
road IN RitchietoWn. The above Ferry Boat
and Engine, complete, can beready 10 run
in eight days. License secured on both
I can be SEEN at the stamm House from a,
Il viii give IL per cent for the loan of 81, OoO
for six months, secured by deed Of trust on
Terry privilege and boat.
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For Sale and Rent,

DU 81 NE 8 EASEMENT ROOMS,
ID finished of1ces and Daguerrean rooms in
second story, and rooms for other purposes
for rent in my brick block on Main street.
Possession given Immediately.
Building lots and dwelling houses for sale.
Also manufacturing site, Containing eight
lots, fronting on Main street and the river.
between the Belmont and Riverside Mills,
Sixth Ward. Also my country place for sale,
..-as.E EHOS. HORNBROOK.
ONCE, No. 1S1< Main street, above Mon
roe, up stains. febl4-tf
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wM, F. DRINKARD. who formerly
published the IFne Etrgfaian at Fair
mont, is connected with the Richmond
Dispatch.
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TIE test oath in the South is said to
be "The devittake the scalawags, and
DIN the carpet-baggers." 1t seems to
be taken freely and without reserve.
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6pr gEm.
For Rent.

ONE OF THE FINEST STORE ROOMS
in the city, corner Main and Union sfs
SFood rooms on ID and Sd story, well dnishs
ed suitable for ofnces or sleepng rooms
~ I. IRWIN.
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Something New,

A NEW METHOD OF SEALING FRUIT
n in its natural state without heating the
fTuit or bottles. No breaking OF the Jars or
spelling OF the flavor or the fruit. send one
dollar 10 p. o. BOX 202 Ia mutton, o., and get
q receipt, jy9.Zlo
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The Preston county Democracy in.
s:ruct their delegates to Grafton to vote
for the Hon. VIM. G. Brown for Cover.
nor $50 long as there is any possible
chance of his nominations" and thew
resolve among other things that Mr.
Brown is "a firm and faithful friend of
the soldiers and their widows" A
friend OF 'tMURDRRERs 2" can it be?
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alrtt adrErtisfments.

OUARrERLY REPORT OF THE FIRST
" National Bank of Bridgeport, Ohio
Its condition on the morning OF the
frSt Monday OF July, 1865.
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Main Street Lot for Sale.

II AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
u very desirable building lot belonging TO
j. n. Mathews, Esqs situated on the west
side OF Main street, opposite Mr, n. K.
Lists new building. THIS lot Is JustlS con-
sidered the most valuable OF any now vacant
THOS. OSBRIEN,
iva Real EEtate Agent
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GEN. HANoocK, q. s. A., and Gen,
Forrest, @. S. A., roomed together in
New York.
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Fare Reduced.

The mo Side wheel Steamers
j. n. MoCULLoUGH, Capt. Moore.
LEX ABAHARD, Capt. Shepherd.
Its=55aass5zsI STAR GREY EAGLE,Capt Brennan.
Leave Wheeling for Marietta and Par
! $500 EVERY EVENING, ~
Sunday Excepted, at nine o'clock p. m.
Passage Through, Meals and State Rooms
in Boat Tor r 'PIttsburg every morning at =
FreIEhts will be received ali hours ofthe
day on the landing. TRrpaulIns and other
aDplIances have been provided by the COM
pany for the preservation and safety OF al
freight, whether in large parcels or small
P9TesSsS gst cary1ss either dovn a, RE-
= >'--79; - JAS. n. HOLMES, Agent.
81 ID a and Sitting Room. 30. % Monroe ST.
maF2.u InH
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Special gpttees.
Premature Decay.

Thousands go annually into premature
paves because they neglect to preserve that
inesumauls bles,ing-goOd health. suffer
ers from Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Con-
stipatlon and similar ailments, your disease
wiz take It's inevitable course and end your
days ON earth, perhaps suddenly. unless You
take the means TO preyentit. But beware Of
false methods and use only a sure protection
against the cause ofthese diseases. as well as
the only absolute remedy for them. Fortiry
yourselves at once by a course of Aliahler's
Herb Bitters, and thus render your consti.
tuition and physique invulnefable to the at
tacks of epidemic disorders and the ordinary
complaints which prevail in every locality.
The most distinguished physicians OF the
present day use itin their practice, and posi-
lively declare that the whole science OF
medicine possesses no remedylthat is half 50
emcacIous for diseases arising from a disor-
dered stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Intestines.
&C.. as Mishler's Herb Filters. Sold by all
druggizts and dealers.
Dr.. g. B. Hartman & Co, Projectors,
Lancaster, Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH 81 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
my20-2w FH
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FRANK REED, clerk in the GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, post once, has invented an adj
ding machine, by which, with as little
mental effort as Is required to move the
nand OF clock 10 a number on the
dial, hve columns or more, of any
length, can be added at once.
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I'm. oRs. RosE No.4. G. a. R, 80,

I'm. QRs. Posr No.4, g. AR,
WHEELING, July 4, 1885,
TN COMPLIANCE WITH GFNERAL
i Order No. IL, Hid. Qrs. q. a. r. the MEM
bers of this Post will meet at their Hall, IN
afternoon July 18th at 3 p. m. for
the purpose ofdecoHating the graves OF their
fallen comrades. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all, who have served In the Regu.
lar. Volunteer or Militia service to particle
pate, Those who have received medals from
i his or other States, are requested to wear
them on the OccaS Ion,
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Best q Bro.
Steamboat Leslie Combs."J
Whereas a liLel has been filed In the DIG.
trict Court OF the United states for the DIS
IT CT OF West Virginia, on the 9th of June
1858, by George -. Best and John II. Best
partners in business uuder the firm name OF
Best Is Bro. against the steamer leslie
Combs. her engines, tackle, Outft, apparel
and furniture; now, therefore, In pursuance
OF T. o monitor under the seal or the said
court 10 me directed and delivered, L do
hereby give public nouce TO all persons
claiming the said steamer, her engines,
outfit, apparel and furniture, or in any IMAM
ner interested therein, that they be and ap.
pear before the said District court, to be held
at the city OF Wheeling, in and for the Dis
trict OF West Virginia, on the 24th day pi
July 1888, at II O'clock in The forenoon, of
that day, provided the same shall be DAY
of jurisdictions; otherwise, on the next day of
Jurisdiction theIea1ter) then and there to
InterpoSe their claims, and 10 make their al
legations In that behalf.
HEDGEMAN SLACK,
U. 8. Marshal District w. Va.
By W. h. IRWIN, Deputy. jy9-l1td