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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17


LOCAL BREvITigs.- The weather con
tinucs clear and pleasant.
The Rev Mr.. Coan being detained al
the Diocesan convention in Chicago there
will be no services in the church OF the
Redeemer tomorrow.
--Ewsll Il Jacob will furnish Gasoline
!, for Gasoline lamps and stoves " 10"
rates.
GO to 90 Ohio Leyeeand buy the Au-
rora oil for 30 cents per gallon. Those who
have il know its value. u.
Louis Herbert IL in constant receipt Of
fresh Baltimore oysters, which he viii
serve up TO customers in any style desired,
d, on short notice and in the most satisfactory
manner. ..s.......'. auglN
While the steamer Norman, here yes
terday, was aground at Cottonwood bar, a
colored "rouster, named Sam Earl, was
seriously and, probably fatally injured BY
being struck on the head by broken
snatch block. Hisskull vas badly crushed
aud he has remained insensble ever since.
On the boats arrival here he was trans
ferred TO st, Marys hospital. !
VI -Nr Charlie. Hslfricb, a the Central
MeH Marie, opened out this morning in
fine style, his counter. and hooks being
filled with the finest beef pork, veal, lamb,
etc, ever slaughtered in Cairo. Every.
thing about the shop is kept In 'sppIe-pie
order, and customers are served in n
polite and satisfactory manner. To ensble
ladies or children TO pa,ronize hm Mr..
Helfrich will deliver market baskets Of |
)csstohsn 70 any part OF the city. Pat
ronize the Central Meat Market. II
Harry Mccarthy win visit Cairo, |
nett week and give two exhibitions. To
Cairo readers II 10 scarcely necessary TO
say q word IN commentator Of Mccarthy. |
He is known here and all over the country
as one Of the greatest, II no, the grcste,t |
facial humoris,s and comedians living. lie |
comss with . nsw bulge, Of fun this time,
f's,h snd spmkliRs. and ~iil, OF course,
NIL the AthcnIuiu to oyeffowing.
The las, opportunity 70 wi,nes. Prof
HAselmaysr in HE wonderful fests Of leg.
crdunsin, will b. presented this evening.
Itiscon ceded by all who have seen him
that he s the creates, eIper, in hi, line
that ever WAITED Cairo. Taking a full
bushei Of balls from an ordinary hat, and
Investing Al inanimate object with an in
,elligsnce even surprising that Of humsn
beings, are among the tricks lie performs
nlling lockers on with inexpressible won.
der. His flock Of trained canary birds
,wenty.four in thunderstorm in them.
sslvss, a curious aud interesting exhibition.
Go tonight. You will regre, neither the
time nor the expense.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
RIVER NEWS
ARRIvAL.
DEPARTU REs

The weather 10 still clear or nearly so,
but there are signs Of rain. The tenn
crsture il rather warm during the day,
but the nights are cool and pleasant.
The river has risen its usual two inches
as /, has done for the past four days.
The Mississippi continues to swell At
about the same rate at st. Louis. The to-
tai rise at that point has been nearly four
feet, and there Is now sbou, eight feet
water to that city.
The Ohio is about stationary at Pitts
burg, but so low - 10 cause = total sus-
pension Of navigation. II is falling At
Louisville, with 20 inches in the chute over
the falls. Flood gates are being con-
structed In the old canal at Louisville by
which the water can be let into it at night
when the work OF enlargement has pro.
gressed TO n certain point, and boats can
then pass through. The water will be shut
out during the day, aud work resumed. 1t
is hoped that this improvement will go into
effect by the first Of December.
The Cumberland is again rising, with
thirty inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Business here has fallen of somewhat,
but considerable freight is still being han
dlcd at our wharf.
The Milbrey brought rs bbls -four, 81
SKIS wheat for Cairo, % pkgs household
goods for reshipmcnt to Memphis.
The Armada had few tons for resh'p-
ment South.
The Longworth added go tons flour APP
pies and sundries here.
Tho City Of Vicksburg received over
100 tons at this port.
The Julia towed the new steamer CITY
Of Chester from this port ~ St. Louis
where she win receive her machinery.
We learn that the crew Of the Belle St.
Louis will take charge Of the Chester,
while the Belle will lay up for repsirs'
The City Of Evansville was eight hours
behind time. She brought Stons freight,
70 SKIS wheat for ST. Louis, 80 tons produce,
| furniture and assorted freight for rcship-
ment South.
The Common wealth Is due this evening
for New Orleans and che Belle Memphis
for Memphis.
The Mary Milleri is the regular packet
for Evansville this evening, and the John
Lumsden takes the place OF the Idlewild
tomorrow Sunday.
The PAducah packets leave daily, at 4
pm, except Sunday,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

DELNoSIco Embellishments, Sun
day morning, At 10 o clock, a free lunch
will be spread at the Delmonico Saloon.
French soup turkey game and meats will
be served. On the Delmonico bulletin
board will be posted AL the war news re-
ceiyed from ~ O'Clock tonight until 10 to-
morrow. IT.
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N"TIoE.

United States of America, Southern DISTRICT OF
Illinois, %.
Whereas. on the Fifteenth day OF August, a. u.
1870, lessee Hinkle flied q Tibet The pstrlct Court
Of the United states for The soasr sss, 's her
ncats tackle. apparel andlhlrnitu~, etc, praying
that The same may be condemned IN accordance
with the prayer Of said Ii.ei, j., Ia, farm,
Of law, to me directed. reigrn.,!s on ths hrss
Monday in OHIO Der, l have seized npoh and @ken
I'"a'3i stasmLoal "a. Baker," her boats, tackle,
APPAREL and furniture, etc., aud have tho same In
my custody. ,;,t...
,be United states viii be held at the United States
Court Room, in the city OF Cairo, on the hrst Non.
day In October, sxt, tor the trial Of the said pre-
misses and the owner OF owners, and VII peDons
who have or claim any interest therein, are hereby
cited to he and appear AT the time and place afore
said, to show cause, II any they have, why de
cree should not be rendered in accordance will
the prayer OF said libel
t. .Il.- 80" I'D L. =. Marshal.
Cairo, Ills, August 10, ls7o. seP2dltt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

A HASDruL.--A very small quantity
Of wood or coal in q Charter Oak stove
will cook = plenteous meal for = small
family; for Its whole arrangement Of hot
cir huo, oven, hre-box, dsmper, etc, is SO
planned as to conserve and apply all the
heat generated directly TO the cooking
food, without permitting II to escape UP
the chimney. sepI2.ltd&w
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JAMES REARDEN, Recorder

TIE LIyx OF DicKEss.-Mrs. Vande-
yenter Is now delivering to subscribers
xacKsnzie's life of Charles Dickens. Il
10 = beautiful volume Of SOD pages, and 10
replels with anecdotes and recollections Of
the great novelist which were never before
placed In point. We are quite sure ,hs,
when the admirers Of Dickens, in our city,
see the book they will no, resist the temp
tation TO subscribe for IT,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
PHOTOGRAPHS, PHOTOGRAPHS,

60 to J. %, Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Levce, for
pictures, Carte dc Visites, etc. Having
made arrangements with some Of the best
artists Of our large cities, he respectfully
solicits orders for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
see specimens Of work in that line.
ap4dtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
CARL L.. THOMAS. Agent
NOTICE.

Waited States of America, southern h'trct OF
Illinois, -.
whereas, on the Fifteenth day ~ August, \,
II. ls.O, Iesss Iiiukir ned q It"l in the District
Court Of the United states Tor tho southern DIS.
trIct of Illinois, against the steamboat Armada,
her boats, tackle, apparel aud hirni ure, etc,
PRAYING that the saEic ay be- condemned IN ac-
corianre with the prayer of said libel,
Aud whereas, by virtue OF process IN due form
OF Law, 20 me directed, returnable gu tho FIRST
Mouday In October, have seizrd upon and tax n
the SAID steamboat Armada her boats, tack
my custody.
NoIice Is hereby given, that District Court Of
the United States will be held at the United States
Court Room, 10 the city of Cairo, on the first Mon
day in October, neS' tor the trial ofthe said prem.
Uses, ani the owner or owners, aud all persons who
have or claim any interest therein, are hereby
cited 20 be ami appear M the time and place aiore'
said, 10 show cause ifany they have, why decree
should not he rendered in accordance with the
prayer OF said libel. JOHN L. RorTT
4, : Marshal,
Cairo, lis, August 10, ls70. sep2dlit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

OF THE Hos. II. w. WEBB.-The inabiiit.
of the Hon. Emerson Etheridge to visi
Cairo being announced in the Fourtl
ward, 1t was accepted as evidence OF TIN
postponement Of the Ratification meeting
named for last night, and as consequence
the Democratic voters Of that part of the
CITY remained at home. Notwitr |.
ing this fact, however, a crowd nuLvering
about three hundred, met at the appointed
place, and was called to order by Mr.
Eschbacb, of the county central COM
mittee Mr.. Webb, the Democratic can.
didate for the Legislature, was introduced,
and made his first speech Of the canvass
He had expected Messrs. Green, Allen and
others to entertain the meeting
and confessed himself unprepsred !;
but he was not Of those to shrink from the
performance Of any duty he owed to his
fellow-citizens of Democratic faith. lie
would do the best he could and with that
his friends must he satisfied. Mr.. Webb
then centrssted the platform of the two
t"'"''i '"o"''B '""t tho hadic"s EeHeo
Tor success upon what they had done, while
tho democracy expected the favor Of the
people, because determined TO carry into
administration Qf put in power those
principles that would confer the greatest
good upon the greatest number that would
relieve the masses Of the burdens Of an in-
iquitous protective tariff, and all the
burdens placed upon the shoulders Of the
people by legislation in the interest Of
bondholders and rich manufacturer.
Before the war, steamboat loads Of
imported salt were brought to our wharf,
and sold at the rate Of ninety cents for
70: four and FIVE bushel sacks. How Is IL
now Tho tariff imposed by the Radical
party has quadrupled the price Of salt,
the consune or 10 pay for Il the
unheard Of price Of enc dollar per bushel.
TaIe like these, upon articles Of necessity,
The Democratic psr,y propose TO remove.
The Radical party propose TO maintain
hem.
The speaker dwelt NJ some length upon
he hypocrisy Of Radicals who profess
Iuch ardent friendship for the negro; and
no man was a greater hypoc,ite in that re.
gard than d. W. Mum, the Radical can.
iida,e for congress. -Four years sgo,
while making the canvass for the Legs.
allure, Mr.. Mum declared. repeatedly, in ,
Union county and elsewhere tina, when
he Republican marty favored the On.
OF the negro. la would !
promptly leave the party. The negro wa.
10, n, 10 vote or hold Office, and with his
.on.en, should no, do so. The speaker |
Jared Mr.. Mum. who wa, present, to
I.nv,b;. and n, Nun, ala no, d.ny !,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

HoRsoSs CHoIcE-Whoever attempts
10 restore gray hair with the ordinary
preparations, mus, choose between the
tar-likc dyes and the muddy coloring fluids.
Both are dirty. Phalon's Vitalia, or Sal
walton for the Hair, is the only article in
existence capable Of changing gray hair
TO any natural shade; il is transparent, fra.
grant, limpid and infallible. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
sepl2d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

FRkD. BLAHxKSBuKo, Of the Washing-
Ton falcon, 10 . Judge of good beer,
and keeps no other kind. His st. Louis
lager Is, confessedly, the best kept in Cairo
Call on him and try It. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

THE FLoEA GARDEs.--Bear in mind
that the Flora Garden will BE- open rs
usual, tomorrow, for ,ho reception Of visi-
tors. Mr.. r. Fisher, the proprietor, will
be- there to give all who come cordial
welcome, and 20 contribute MS he may 70
their entertainment. All kinds of refresh
Ing drinks will be provided; and the usual
sports may be INDUCED ia ~ every body.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

CAiso WArER. - The water used in
Messrs. Feuchter 4 Cos. brewery, istsken
from well about one hundred and twenty
feet deep, sunk on their premises. The
water is very clear and cold, and Mr..
Eckel, u Cincinnati chemist, who an.
nalyzsd it, pronounces it we'll adapted for
brewery purposes. The analysis, which
Mr.. Feuchter has kindly permitted Us to
examine, shows that the chief properties
ofthe water are: !. BiearbonAte Of lime !;
q silicie acid; 8. Red oxide of iron. OF
. and 8 the proportions are very small.
The water Of Mr.. Davidson's we'll OBJ
tanned at depth of about eighty feet, has,
evidently greater portion Of the oxide OF
iron into it--sufiicient to sensibly affect the
taste. The water Of both wells is pro.
nounced hsalty-ths analysis of that Of
Messrs. Feuchter & Cos we'll disclosing nc
trace Of properties deletsrious to health.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

SPOTTED LIKE DoMISoxs. - The
teeth soon become specklcd "
every dsAlment Is not re-
moved from them every twenty .four hours.
To do this essctually, there 10 nothing like
Sozodont. 1t literary renders enamel i'm.
pcrvious and indestructible.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

Tho Aurora oil is perfectly clear,
non.explosive; It will give entire salts
faction, and can be had at 95 Ohio Levec
for the incons siderable sum Of 80 cents per
gallon. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17
ATTENTION SIR EXIGHTs..

A A regular Conclsve Of Cairo Com.
~ mandery, No. 10, knight. Templar,
will b. held at the Asylum in the City Of
Cairo, this Saturday evening, September
l7ts, Al 8 clock, sharp.
ImpostAnt business. AN solourning Sir
knights arc courteousiy invited to be
present
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

CHARTER OAK Cooking Stove-.he best
in use-for sale BY q. W. Henderson 100
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement.
aug cod Am.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

SIGHr u PRIcELEss.-Money cannot
buy it, but Lsxurss and Morris perfected
spcc,acles will preserve it. No glimmer-
ing or wavehng Of sight, peculiar to
others in use. Taber Bros sole agents for
Cairo and vicinity. See advertisement.
aug3l d&w II.
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For ladies', misses and childrsAs' shoes

For lsdiss, misses and childrsas sboss
ALI styles and prices; for ladies funey and
hair goods; for gentleman's custom work
SHOES, etc., 70 70 the city shoe store, corner
Of Eighth street and Commercial avenue
A new supply has just been opansd there
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

w w. Thornton, No l3a Thornton
block, Tenth street, has just received three
hundred boxes Of glass, varying in size
from sIlo TO 3ex40. For sale, wholesale
retail. tiff.
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q e Bulletin.
Ssw: o. THE CITY,

RArfLE.--At Delnonico saloon tonight
ut "a o'clock, will be raiilel the fine double
shot gun. A few chances left Lunch
after tie rattle. IT,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

THE Falls Pilot returned 10 Louisville
Thursday, having in tow barge contain
ing the machinery Of the Robt Moore,
sunk some months ago opposite Smith!and,
Ky. The machinery was purchased Icy
Capt. Pink Varble for $l,lGO from Capt,
=. w, Dugan, agent for the Underwater.
Capt, Dugan and family left for Memphis
last evening Oh the Arlington. Tho bell
boat, Thos. +, Eckert, will be brought to
Cairo, Immediately, BY Capt. DugAn.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

n NURSES WASrED.--Two sprightly
girls can secure situations ss nurses by APP
plying at 81 Thirteenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut street. At
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

FoR . glass Of splendid st. Louis lager
beer--the best in the city-go to the
Washington saloon, corner Washington
avenue and Fifteenth street. IT
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

Fine French calf boots. and gssts
wear generally-custom work-msy DO
found at Elliot, Haythorn Il Cos, At hw-
or prices than elswhere in the city. II.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

Thy Ir.--Mrs. Whitcomb desires all to
try her Syrup; it is the great childrsn's
soothing remedy, and sold a. the low price
of 20 cents. sepi2d&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

Will he received by the undersigned until ~
o'clock pm, Saturday, September lIih, leo TOR
furnishing material and construct ing q sidewalk
m mont OF the u GA School building On Cross
street. IN the city OF Cairo, TO he com ieed ON or
before the 10Th day 81 October, next, and paid for
when completed and approved.
For specifications apply 10 the undersigned.
~ '''' /. NJ WARWICK.
Cairo, Sept. II, l.fO.-M
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

CousrY Orders WASTEp.-The ruling
price will be paid for five hundred dollars
in county orders. Apply TO
JEWETT WILCOX X co,
sep IL a.. 1t. Charles Hotel.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-17

FLOUR Choice Family Flour in bbls.
half bbls., sacks, SC, for sale at the Egyp.
tian Mills. aug 2tf
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"Spslding's" celebrated Glue, useful and
true sepi?dlw
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NOTICE.

Alta meeting OF the stockholders ofthc Enter
prise Bank of Caro- held July 2Wh, 1850. IL was
ordered that the name of said bank be changed io
the .ENTERPRisE sAVINns BANK" and that
the Secretary give notice Of same ny publication
In accordance with section one of said charter
A. a. SAfFORp, s"c'y,
sus10i1Od
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NOTICE

Cairo, ILL.,, Sep. ?. ls7n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-06
A MhoIesome Lessor.

FfQhl ute fFVFtutTtCS VuhFItAs
The conviction and sentence Of several
Of the leaders In the late Fenian violation
orOur laws will prove q wholesome lesson
Tor the future. The crime of which tlrcSe
men have been guilty is one Of the grav-
est known 10 the law. 1t not only con-
Germs individuals, but disturbs the peace
OF whole districts Of country, and threat
ems the good relations Of nations. Moth.
ing could bemOre absurd or moro wicked
than the Fenian movement on Canada.
Its theory was that Ireland was TO be lib.
Grated hy invading Canada, nnd It's justi.
ticalion wus that because England had
long oppressed Ireland, citizens Of the
United States, enjoying the protection OF
our government, and owing allegiance 10
our laws, Ind right TO organize hostile
expeditions against people three thous.
and miles from Ireland, who were in NO
way responsible for the conduct OF Eng.
land, and most Of whom probably SYM
path iZU with the Irish.
The men who planned the movement
were precious careful to keep themselves
ont of the danger into which they did not
lead. but pushed Olhors. Their proves
was displayed mainly upon tho pockets OF
the Irish chRmbermaids, and upon tho
easy crcdulity Of comparatively innocent,
bcrause ignorant, lriShmOn, whose misfOr.
tune 1t was 10 trust 10 the lies by which
they were scduccl into an expedition that
was sure to fail, and that held out no pos.
sihlc advantages 10 the cause In which II
was undertaken, if it should succeed.
Great suffering, some deaths, and wide
disturbance ii peaceful community,
WERE the only fruits Of tho invasion. The
lnrn who, from selfish purposes, from the
vanity Of nOlOririy, or from the reckless
ness Of adventure, brought 10 much mis-
cry upon people who never harmed them,
are lightly punished by thOsentGncC which
thu court lnS pronounced upon thcnl.
Yet We hope IL will serve Us n warning to
other men as reckless, teaching them that,
though tho discretion which Is the better
part Of mlor may save them from tLG ven
geancc Of tho people whose territory they
Invade, and although no examples eau
protect ftum fresh imposition the men
whom they have duped, yet there u u
force in the offended law Ol tue United
States, which will vinllCate the iusultcd
government, and bring Tue wrong-doers
| 10 Justice.
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Killed by lightning.

During thunder storm Monday even.
ing, Young man, son Of Rev. Cree, living
about five miles from hurC, on the Wash.
iugton pike, was instantly killed by n
stroke Of lightning, II appears that he
and his little brother had como ont into
mn mts field to set up some shocks Of
oats that fell down, and were about re.
turning tn the house, when they were
both knocked SCnscleS. The younger
one soon came To, and noticing Ills brother
did not move, thought llr was only
stunned, and told the nrlghbors 80; but
when they got to him lr was quite dead,
No mark was visible except small red
spot on the right shoulder, but his clothes
were partially torn of him. lie was aged
about nineteen md generally esteemed
In the ncIghl'OrlOOd where he lived
IVtlLsJUrg Htrdld.
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Tho ONO County sheriHnlty.

From the IItIitburg Herald,
The. shGriGillly was the. great bone Of
contention, and. seems 70, haze been too
hnrd for tic teeth Of tie Democratic lion
to Crack. The 9th Of August Is tho day
SGT Tor tho determination ii the vCXGd
question nj who shall GnjOy the lcCks md
onions Of lhul nice little Office for tho en-
suing term, by IN informal vote Oi the
Democratic pOpmlnCc Some Of the bids
made arn Summers. 4. J. Long Offers 10
donate to various enumerated Charities
unh public objects, the entire net profits
or tho office, amounting to the sum Of 3d..
$40, and The remainder 10 charitable md
humane associations not enumerated ;
while j. Napoleon Little proposes to giyo
nll the proceeds 10 the poor, and 10 this
end will place In each township store
rOm filed with n supply Of MI kinds Uf
groceries, to lN dealt Out by his deputies
IN that department
Now MI this IL exceedingly liberal, but
il will strike all but the unInitiated that
there Is great deal Of humbug about Il,
md tllnt the proper discharge Of public
duties il considered entirely subsidiary In
TINT county IN the getting Of the office, At
least among the members Of that party,
! We shall SEQ wIRt VIZ shall sOG
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RHFRRHFuR By PERMISSION.
u0h. VIM. 3. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
RI. BIkShIre, Judges supreme Court u
= 1AqA1 y. Down, rAppclle Y West Va;
bS.gA Jadlotbni JHg JAage u US. district
Court, W. Va.
DID. 7. 2 ,rnswOrth, President Of Senate,
WesLVH
% A.WeFnInRgT, uieinbrr Senate.
Jacob HOF1broQk, PnSL WpAl Va. Ins. Co.
Jacob II. Blchel, Vice t'restf " % -
Caleb Boggeas, Attorney, ClArksburg, W. Va.
SAMUEL Woods, - Phllhppi,
o. White, Sheriff Mercer county,
u. O, DAVIS, Senate. Mineral county,
J. NJ OaiidrIia 4itldht of BiFBt National Rank,
PArkersburR.
And the following Wuulbers NJ the House Of Dele.
gates Of West Virginia:
HOu. II. u. Smith, kHnawhA county
{" GO! DHrRsss, Waynu .
- JaIpR4 Guthrie, WGtz9 -
e NatiAh Coz, Harrison "
- Josefh qetBF,. BArhOtr -
" L. u. mn Marion
- James HefVey, Brooke
e Martin Judy, Grant
- r. Davidson, Taylor
- Henry BrannOn, Lewis
e Floyd Nicely, Doddridgv
J. ~ BOUyRf, Putnam
Sc J. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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