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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-08
Concerning Crackers

From The Ianosyillo Courier
When people are overwhelmed with
grief they do not wish to hear any hOmily
ON the duty OF resignation, nor 10 mingle
with those whoarC happy. On the other
hand, when from another stand point,
there open up scenes Of happiness and
prosperity, and causes for rejoicing, no.
body wants to have some chronic crOakCr
raise n wall OF lamentatiOn over human
depravity, misgOyGrnment or national dc.
cline. Nevertheless, there Is always n
class Of COndOlers ever ready and anxious
to comfort mourners when their olllcious'
ness only aggrayates trouble, and another
class who must and will croNk under all
circumstances and in all places. Thcyar
born croakers, began 1t when they first
saw the light, and keep it up through all
their days. Sometimes it's the sinlulness
of man or the liCklGnCss OF woman that
distresses Them again thepotato bug, the
fly in the wheat or the cotton worm.
The taxes ut other times Is II fruitful
theme. And although no country on
earth Is more prosperous, no people arc
more happy than our own; although no
gaunt famine, nor fearful pcstilenCe walk.
eth abroad; although labor is for the most
part well rewarded, the people all fed
clothed and sheltered; although public
Improvements are spreading out In every
direction, while government is reducing
debt and taxes, and the American Eagle
scars high and the star spangled banner
in triumph doth wave, yet the everlasting
Croaker Is still abroad, and his rasping
vCiCe Is heard in the land. According IL
him, there is no longer public virtue moi
private honor, and the whole nation Is so
Ing TO the devil with the speed of thu
lightning express. Let us hope that whcr
the final smash up comes all the croakcr!
will he aboard.
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Thousands suffer from il. a weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an.
iTation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol.
umtnry seminal emissions, with loss Of
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence of excuses, ovcrwork or in.
discreiions. This is Nervous Debility and
finds a sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty.cight,
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugar pills. They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvenate the
system. Price s. for a package o. five
boxes and vial Of powder, which is i'm.
portant in MI old long standing cases, or
81 per Single box, Sold by all frst.class
druggists, and sent to any address on re,
ceipt Of thcpricc. Address Humphreys
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., 900
Broadway, New York cod&w
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GENERAL FAIDnEnDE urges compul
sorry service in the army. France better
look less to reorganization Of her army
and more to reorganization of herself
Her army has been her curse. She has
had her belly full orlghting, and her first
duty now is to cultivate the arts of peace
General FAIDnERDE's suggestion is i'll
polite and premature lrthc Republic !:
to live, it will live by the patriotism and
industry of It's citizens, and not by the
strength of its army As GUlzoT truly
says, the sword Of France is the sovcr'
eighty Of the people.
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Or. JOSEPH H. SCHENCES SIMPLE TREAT
MENT

and Rvallcd themselves OF his wonderful eflCa.
COus medicines they would not have fallen.
Dr. SchGnCk has, In his own case, proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that VI
taIIty, by his medicines and his directions for
their use, Is quiCkGnGd Into hcalthfnyg0r
In this statement there Ia nothing prcsnmp'
tlOus. 10 the faith Of tho Invalid IL made no
representation that Ia not thOusand times sub
Stimulated by living and Visible works. The
Is US simple az II Is unfallng Its philosophy TO.
Qulres no argument 1t lsseltassuring, selIcon'
YlnCinS. 49,,
Tho sca.wecd Tonic and Mandrake Pills arC
the first two weapons with which tho citadel Of
Inc malady Is assailed. TwO.thlrdB Of the Cases
Of consumption originate In dyspepsia and q
ftlncilOnaly dlsOrdGred liver. With this Condl'
ton the bronchial tubes "sympathlLch with the
stomach They respond To the morbid elton
Of tho liver. Here, then, comes the eliminating
rcsnit, and tho setting with all It's distressing
iuu synutDIna of
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From the Mansfield Herald
We lind in the ,Shidd and Banner 4
communication calling attention TO the
project OF the people OF Wheeling, Va,
and of the intervening counties in Ohio
for the construction uf q railroad from
That city to Toledo. The writer shows
that the route through Mansfield would
be us short and good Us any other between
the two points, the route equally good SO
TAR rs cost Of construction, the distance 10
be made much less, as our Mansfield and
Toledo road is now being constructed,
the route Of the road through country
for which road Is wanted; in other
words, virgin field. lie ,trulysuggcsts
that il would be beneficial To our favor
tie road, open new fields Of trade for our
manufacturers, wholesale merchants and
produce dealers, never TO be lost sight OF,
and bring us better and cheaper coal and
iron. But there is still another reason
why those interested should cross the Z.
IT. w. IL G. Railroad ut this place instead
Of crossing at any point east Of this. Here
it will meet railroads in every direction
which will be, more or less, feeders to it,
and here il will lind market for coal and
iron, which it will not, ifMassillOn is made
point 1t should also be considered that
the coal workers Of Tuscarawas, Harrison
and Belmont counties, will find market
for their coal here, where IT now com.
mands five to six dollars per Ton, and
along tue line to C0ldwaIcr and other
points in Michigan where il now com
mands twelve to thirteen dollars per ton,
and along the line To ColdwatGr and Other
points in Michigan, where il now com
mands twelve Ia thirteen dollars per ton
In MS short distance and by direct line, rs
from MussIlon or any other point. These
are important items and worthy of being
brought out, collated, and put before the
parties interested.
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ONE Of the sllarpOst Of the Massachn.
sets advocates Of "Women's Rights"
coolly asserts thai the Supreme Court de-
cided that women could not legally be
appointed Justices Of the Peace, for fear
that Governor Clailin would appoint
woman rs a Judge Of that Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-08

THE history of the Prodigal Son has
been Grnmatiled by an enterprising sensa-
tionnlist in Rome. A wrestle between
the =. S. and herd of real swine, Tor the
corn and husks, is one Of the intensely in.
teresting features of the piece.
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In Chicago personals are made up in
this touching VEIN az. j. Falls was his
name, And shall not deny, With regard
to the same, That he came from Shanghai,
And he put up last night at the Sherman,
Considerably close to the sky.
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THE Wellsburg Ne'r, wants Il meeting
Of West Virginia Democratic editors to
harmonic their now discordant views on
the convention questionable significance
Of which is that the NecS wants a chance
To retreat from It's attitude of opposition
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THE CITY of Duluth, at the headof
Lake Superior has a daily papcr-thc
HemM-the first issue Of which is before
us. 1t is neatand sprishtly, has the news,
and looks like live paper
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A suppLY OE GOOD MOOD.

The SCa.wced Tonic, In conjunction with the
pills. peTInrates and assmmIlates with the food.
Qualification Is now progressing without its pre-.
ylOus tOrturcs. Digestion becomes painless,
and the cure is seen To he at hand. There Is no
more llatnlenCc DO CxCerhatiOn Of the stomach.
An appetite sets In.
vet glyen by an indulgcnt Father TO suffering
man. SChenck's PulmOnlc Syrup comes In 10
perform its functions and u hGsten and complete
The cure 1t enters at once upon It's work. Ma
tnfu cannot DO cheated. II collects and rlpens
the impaired and diseased portions OF the lungs.
In the form Of gatherings II prepares them for
cxpectOratiOn, and 10 In a very short time the
malady Ii vanqnlshGd, the rotten throne II OcCu-
pied Il renovated and made new, and the patient,
In all the dlgntyOf regalned ylgor steps forth to
| nnlnY the MANHOOD or WOmanhOOd Tint was
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CoNSUMpTIoN'
Its Cure and Preventive.
BYJ. II. SCHENCK, NJ. d.

Many human being has passed away, for
whose death there was no other reason than the
neglect Of known and lndisputably proven means
Of cure Those near and dca. to family and
friends are sleeping the drcamlGss slumher Into
which, had they calmly adopted
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HAMMER & sIEBKE,
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
| LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. REAL ESTATE,
General Passage Agents.

UUIUTWI UbbUbU HbUHTU'
ONCE, Corner Of Third and Market STREETS,
WHEELING, W. VA.
FlTG and IIfI lnsnanCes In the best Home
Companies. Real Estate bought, sold Or rented
on Commission. Rents and Accounts COLLECTED
On liberal terms Passage tickets IN and from
England and Ireland to New York, aud Railroad
tickets from New York and Baltimore To Wheel
ing. Sight Drafts on England ireland, Scotland,
all parts Of Europe nph
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General Notices.

NITY OF WHEELING BONDS.-
Osubscrlptions to tho amount of ONE HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS will beIocciyed
Tor fifteen days nom this date, at the Hank OF
Wheeling, In the city Of Wheeling, for the bonds
Of the city issued under an ordinance OF the city
passed June 18Th, 1871, but no one person, firm
or corporation will DO allowed 10 subsctibo for n
greater amount than i've thousand dollar; said
bonds bear seven and half per cent Interest,
city tax, and are In sums Of ono thousand dollars
each. DANIEL q. LIST.
Wheeling June %, 1871. Ir9G
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DNIDEND.-THE BOARD OF
L. Commissioners Of tho North Western
Bank Of Virginia have this day declared a stock
dividend Of Ave dollars per share. payableby ihr
Secretary on and after July lst, 1871.
q. LAMB, Secretary,
Ie2I At Bank OF Wheeling.
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WHEELING BREWERY
a GARD.

AMER a thorough renovation Of my old cslah
lIshed Brewery, late In possession Of Messrr
Reilly, Barnes & Hobbs, have again resumed
my old business OF Brewing and mailing, aud
with the aid Of my old operatives, hope Ia
produce such quality OF KennGtt, Champagne
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made,
Twill be prepared to supply my friends aud the
public with Fresh Ale this week, hut would ad
Wise any wanting Stock Ale or Porter tOapply IN
mypredecossOrs, MCssrs. Reilly, Barnes 4 Hobbs,
being convinced that they can supply them a
good article.
wish also 10 intimate that have no rall,r "
disposition TO interfere with the Interests NJ ny
three old friends aud operatives at the EAglr
Brewery, yet will rndcavOr TO be prepared tosup
plyal demands for Ale, snCh'aS formerly pm
mys GEO W. SMITH
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VINO would not he n popular preacher,
in the light orthc TACT that Henry Ward
Becchcrs church has not only raised his
salary, hut has raised his summer vaCa.
ton from two to three months2
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New Advertisements.

~ FOURTH ST. NJ. E. CHURCH.
49, The pastor, DIR. WeatwOOd, will
preach tomorrow Sunday at l0H A. \. and "
=. N. The second Quarterly LOye-icast will be
held on Monday evening, commencing At "
cordially invited lyS
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Special Notices.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS

I NPARALLELEQ bINUEoo
or THE
GREAT REMEDY, b.
KRAFT'S DIARRHGA COMPOUND
For Diauh0a, DyscnterY, FluI, Cholera Morbus
summer Complaint, aud all arrangements Of The
Stomach and Bowels.
Keep this medicine In your house during the
Summer months. livery traveller should BE- pro
yided with this remedy. Sold with guarantee
the money refunded, II no benefit derived from
It's use Ark for "KRAFT's COMPOUND"
For sale by all the Druggists In this city, and
by dealers IN medicines generally. Price Fiily
Cents per bottle.
McCABE, KRAFT l. CO.,
jyl ProprictOrs, Wheeling, W. Va.
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Baltimore q Ohio RAILROAD Co.


PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
L blythe following Schedule on and after May
18th. 1871. Whaling time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
STEM on TIE CANALS.

A STEAM CANAL BOAT ON THE WAY TO NEW
YORK.
BUFFALO, Aug. 16-The steam canal boat
Cathcart left here this morning O'Clock laden with
bushels corn pounds OF grndstone and 1850
pounds OF pg.iron Her destination is NewYork.
MEETING OF THE COMMISSION AT SYRACUSE.
The Commission appointed under law of
last Winter TO "invie and reward the practical and
profitable introduction upon the canals Of steam caorc,
electricity or any motor other than animal power, for
the propulsion OF boats" held adjourned meeting In
Syracuse on Monday last. Some of the inventors not
understanding the force OF the following resolution
adopted at the last meeting its object was fully cx-
planned:
the be made, thst the
competitors shall less than three roand tp from New
and BafaO such boat 10 be loaded WITH not les thn
each the p TO be- commenced
party ready and all completed in the least practicable time
Under this rule boat the George Barnard is now
making an experimental trip on the Erie Canal, and
Others are nearly ready TO start Mr. Geddes TO remov
MISUNDERSTANDING among inventors to what Is de-
sired introduced the following resolution, and it was
unanimously adopted:
canals by fright propelled been failures by
the banks canals BY the swell caused either
through the and that
eating tie canals by carving Of
that the canals their
The difficulty to be overcome to establish the
Of other motor compared with animal power
inventions examined the Commission.
after which adjourned to meet at the call of the Presi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
CAPTURE OF A HOUSEBREAKER-A SERIES
or TUlEyTs

OF THEFTs.
A Young man, dressed as a painter, and
carrying the implements of his trade, called Wednes
dav Aug O. at the residence of Mrs Houston, the
northeast corner Of Third-ave and sxtieth-st, and
asked permission to ascend the roof in order paint
the roof OF the adjoining dwelling She granted the
quest and he again by her that day. 1t
subseouently ascertaued that the residence of Karl
Klein at No. 167 East Sxtcthst had been entered that
afternoon and robbed OF 500 worth of ewery and
other valuables The pretended painter believed to
be the thief and as several similar hefts had been
mtted in that neighborhood, sharp watch was kept
for him.
Yesterday afternoon two men, habited painters,
called al the residence OF Mr. Thomas Stevenson at No
So West Fietht and asked TO be allowed to ascend to
his roof as they had been directed 10 paint the roof Of
the adjoining building No. "a. the family being out OF
town short time afterward officer Tuy of the Nine
teenth Precinct saw peerng cautiously over the
edge Of the roof OF No. a. Coniecturng that this might
he the thief OF whom he had heard much he also
cended through Mr. stevensOns dwelling TO the roof
The scuttes Of Nos 81 and "a were both open As Ocer
Iny made his appearance the man Wnc9 ne nad seen
| pistol; shoot the -" He then fed down
The scttle The officer followed and GU the way to the
basement caught sight Of the second thief tall man.
The latter made dash for one or the IRON basement
windows, eaped through 1t, carrying away sash and
blinds and, gaining the street made his escape. The
shorter seized by Tlly, and ~ he made Wig
orous resistance, dubbed into submission He was
taken TO the East Twenty ninthst Police Station where
he the of james simpson, age -; residence
the new Union Depot; profession, thief ana he was
locked up. In the basement OF the house where the
thief captured was found ladies' leather travelling
bag containing n ladies' gold watch, very handsome
coral necklace several other articles OF coral ana GOA
iewery some old coin siver-mounted revolver, cold
csei nppers etc. The plumber Is valued az over s2Wo
ANY person who may have lost property OF TINS de-fp
On * requested 10 call at the satOnhOuse aud identity
~ NO o. u occupied by the Rev. hcltI NEWTON ana
at portion Of the plumber may have been stolen from
| 'ih Iesidehce. NO. 81 Is unoccuped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
POLICE NOTES.

Patroman Scanlin shot mad dog. yesterday, in
'front.' Of No. 488 broadway.
EX-Ald6rman Thomas X. Lush Of Brooklyn was
Gncd S25, Yesterday. for beating bis wife.
Hugh Redding Of John and Pearl-stsp Brooklyn,
prostrate by the heat at James and n'nss yesterday
Dr. Morehead's residence No. 10 Flatbush-ave.,
Brooklyn robbed Yesterday Of slss worth Of Sey and clothing
Alexander Kutchman. age 20, of No. 375 Hudson
was stabbed the kh Thigh early yesterday sh an oyserhnife
by james McDemott Of No. 1903 Bowery
Patrick Lynch was sent, yesterday, to the Pen-
Tertiary Fush for 81 months by Justice Riley Brooklyn for
felonions assault upon Bridget Kerrigan
William Prince lcolored of Brooklyn was com
rd Yesterday FOR stealing goh watch worth 100, from Rl
Armstrong Of No. 81 PnDoest, Eewfors
Patrick Martin of No 1923 York-st. Brooklyn fell
Yesterday upper yard the deck Of the bark Midas lying at
Pier No. 10. H. X, and was fatally injured
VIM. Riley of No. 13l Mulberry-st., quareled with
Nolan n Baards last evening at Bayrl and hoss
knocked and buiaJ kicked him breaking one OF bis b
Riley arrested
John Manus of Furman-st., Brooklyn, was ar
rested Yesterday complaint Of n b. Iteohn Who ea2es pm
with stealing go sounds worth Nv IRON hoofu1 oNA
zone stOle-L0nse, foo, Of Jorale aonst.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE SARATOGA AUGUST MEETING

FIRST DAYS RACING-THE ECLIPSE COLT WINS
THE $4,000 MATCH, HARRY BAsSETT THE
KFNNTR STAKES. HAMBURGH THE SUMMER
HANDICUP, AND 0RT0LAN THE PURSE FOR
ALL AGES.
SARATOGA. Aug. 1G.-The second Summer
meeting of the Saratoga Race Association began to-day
under auspices most favorable for brilliant carnival Of
sport. Never before has there been vast influx Of
visitors into this village of healing springs The hotels
are completely overlooked with guests and every cottage
and lodging house is either occupied by private
engaged by some large hotel sleeping place for its
superintendent tenants. It is estimated that there are
fully 5000 visitors in the place and every train brings
fresh troop so that the hotekeepes fairly at their
wits end TO find for the everincreasng crowd Of
pleasure and health seekers.
The first to-day match for 5000 side, half
forfeit between two-yearolds, Il. W. Cameron naming
two colts es and Hunter and Tavers two; to take
their choice at the post one MILE Mr.. Cameron named
his brown FLY by bennington dam Stolen Kisses, and
his brown FLY by Leapington, dam Florida. Hunter
and Travers named the bay colt by Eclipse, dam Bar
barty owned by F. Morris, and their bay colt by
Eclipse dam Maud The latter was selected TO Go bat
Kisses FLY to carry the white jacket and Maltese Cross
The betting $500 to sl75 on Hunter and Trayerss ly
showed seiO slightly in 'front.' ,' and was half length
ahead in going around the turn, an adVan
tage he maintained TO the quarter post and along the
back stretch, the bennington FLY sticking perslsteny
TO his saddle girths Approaching the hafmile POLE
and clear length separated them they passed that
point Along the lower stretch the favore opened gap
OF two lengths and, retaining this lead throughout he
gallOped home clever winner by the distance.
Time, 1473.
First RAcEach 5000 side h. f. twoyeaIcs each party
select the mile
Hunter Trayers named by Eclipse dam Babany and b.
w. Cameron named bennington dam Florida and
bT. by bennington dam Stolen Kisses
Time l:414
The second for the Kenner Stakes for 3year
Odds 500 entrance half forfeit with 81 800 added by the
Associations; miles There A entries for this
and starters, that the value OF the stake
was 81 200 The starters Col McDaniels's oh.
Harry Bassett the MessTs PaTkss br. c. Nathan Oaks,
W. K. BabcOcks en- +. Nellie Ransom, I. W. DoswelPs b.
C. EOus, and his b. f. Wnesap, j. Harper's ch. c. EX-
press and j. A. Grinstead's ch. ArOy. Two days be-
fore Col McDanies had purchased OF the intended
runners Abdel KOree OF Mr. Grnsead for ZOO, and he
kept in the stable, the famous colt Harry Bassett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
KANSAS.

Topeka, Kansas, Aug. 16.-The Girard, Craw-
ford County Press burned out recently by members of
the Neutral Land League, is now published usual
The State fair is to be held at this place next FALL and
arrangements now in progress temake itas attrac
tive as possible The city is expanding $4,000 in fitting
up the grounds.
The state University at Lawrence commences its next
term the 9Th Of September The attendance last year
2 representing % countiesn Kansas and II States
and Territories There nine professors In the faculty
and the collection OF the apparatus Ia very large Last
Spring a oOrcd named Scales murdered at To-
peka by his wife ana her paramOur named Ford also
cOlored. Tomorrow they will be hanged unless the Gov
eTnOF inteIpOses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
Stephen IOree was struck by lightning during the storm
Wabn nil

Wednesday night.
MnBURR-Mchael Condor, track.master on the Della
ware, Laekawanna and Western Railroad, arrested,
Tuesday night for shooting an empoye named BOyne,
and hcd in bail
PRIECEToH.Dr. yelling. Professor OF Rhetoric and
the English Language and Literature OF the College OF
NewJersey has accepted the Presidency Of Georgetown
College, ID. @.
WAvERLEY.-A committee from the State Agricultural
Society went to Long Branch yesterday 10 invite Pres
dent Grant to attend the State Fair, next month.
SOUTH ORAHGE.-The Rev. j. Alien Maxwell, late pas
tor OF the Presbyterian Church has accepted call 10
tho First Presby terrain Church NJ HaZletCn, Penn.
PAssAIC.-The Fire Association has peiitiOned the
Council for hose and pine and acommtce has been APP
pointed to purchase the articles
MoRRIsTowN.-Goy. Randolph returned, on Official
business, yesterday, from White sulphur springs Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Rear-A Admiral Alden, U. 3:
Navy; Francis b. Hayes, President Of tho Atlantic ana
pacific Railroad Company; Gen. VI. L. stewart anu
reorge NJ Pullman OF Chicago. === 81 Denis Hotet-M.
r. Anderson, President OF Rochester University -
JYnh- Arenue HOtei-ExCOv. Fletcher OF Mlss0ul, tne
Hon william Whiting Of Massachusetts,, Col. III. B. NC
Comb OF Delaware, W. H. Haxall of Richmond, and W. IT,
Trenholm Of South Carolina. - Grand CenHa. Hoss'
Fly. Congressman s. Newton Petts OF Pennsylvania,
Col f. l.. Mumford, u. 8. A.. Col It. NJ House on leha'
and X. c. Brinckey Of Tennessee. - EDereH house
Col W. II. Beck u. 4. A. 60 AStOr HOuse-E. A. ROi-
Inns, cx-CommissiOper OF Internal Revenue - %
Nicholas Hoteirhe Hon. j. f. Farnsworth NJ C OF liI-
nois and Oscar Townsend OF Ohio. == Westminster
UoteL-Dr. Walker OF Edinburgh.