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NEBRASKA.
Meeting OF the Board Of Fwi~-a-
tion-The Constitutional Cow &.


OMAHA, June 23.-Tne State Beard
of Emigration held a rie, lii. on the
10th at Nebraska CITY. The reportf
from the committee eui travtllin. F.
agents were read, which s9eak favor
ably Of the success of tLer Ia Jor, and
say that emigration on n"te zen.
sive scale may be expec;:d 70 this Sare.
Two additional travellr., agents We e
appointed for the Ur;ied St..'es nd
Canada, and two to 60 Europe.
The State Sabbath S:h hotl flnrer-
tion adjourned yesterday 10 m,e. net
year at Plattsmouth. Ifa Ftlth3aH,e
yesterday was immense Ind Lac :xe:-
cises were very impressive.
In the Constitutional Conv' tlol Y 4
terday, General Esterbrool, Cnsir,uan
Of the committee on Sufrs = -e11:.ed
a resolution recommending grating
the ballot to every person II weave y
age, who is a citizen by birth or natu'.,.
lization, foreign or Indian, irrespectiv Of
sex. Very little business w4s cone.
1t adjourned to meet this morning in
order to give the committees ample
time for their labor.
The Des Moines, Milwaukee, Chicago,
Cassvile and Montana Railroad Com.
pany fled articles Of incorporation to-
day. Capital S60,000,00O. Also the
Farmers Exchange BaHk, OF Steam
boat Rock. Capital $4,000.
Colonel Carpenter had very aatter-
tering reception by his fellow citizens Of
Fot Dodge, on arriving there Yesterday
morning.
The recent hot weather has been very
favorable for the crops, especially corn,
which is growing rapidly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
State Of West Virginia, Ohio
lOvDil.

To ae S,crr Of Ohio CUNT Gree:.n.:;
v,U.RE HERl BY CoMI tHpED '
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on. north ate! q serN &C ol thi, u ~ y :
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aua di>olrseGen :, sccompan "a py
yolche-s aS suc, t.iministIst X: ouins
/ 81 entj-,- time = ,e has acted n aumInl
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>, =. cscrasei, and have then IN 70
Insn yopr pIIrn the7foo, snhs
this writ W. T ~ . =,
tne tin-e All -. SSecorder a
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Ohio county a:o e>ai''. III th,
1911. IOb.rhT d sD pr.
k,co ieG Ohio 60 N J.
Cpon VII CT - the ollo wing end. rsemrn,:
Ih EbJve nsmei Anl9 .ng !arl /, no
haLitin OF my bal iwic. nor IUubs .h-reIa.
ICSE }, 1871. l.. .. BIsUWS, :. ,. I.
JCSE5. 1871.
:. appearing f-om On aflilv.t -'Ci "a M
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l. q uu-2esidert Of tn
Sac 6f Wet pirgi Iia u Is crd red that she
do a.'psar here w.tf'n o.!1 lno:Iia ! - 'he
date vi the louIIh pob!cation OF this ogl
aud do what is necs siry TO project h IL
teres. herein.
Ta>tC: ROBERT Y. WOy yDS,
iunG-olw Eco dar Chio county.
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CoxxIssIoSER PLEAsASToS will ado

COMMISSIONER PLEAsASToS Will adopt
a new method for stamping cigars The
nresent method, it is discovered, admits
Of the reuse Of stamps indiscriminately.
II is proposed to hsye the stamp strap
,bf sides of the box in the centre, COM
inc underneath the cover, so that the
lid can be opened without destroying
the stamp, and the cigars be Inspected.
n the cigars are removed, the stamp is
destroyed bv taking them out
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BOSTON.
A Heavy yirdict Against the Gov
ernment.

BosroS, June 23.-Hon. James
Richie of this city, who for the past
two years has been engaged in a suit
against the Government Of the United
States for claims alleged to be due the
State of Massachusetts, to-day received
a draft from the United States Treas
cry for the amount of$4j, ,S6S.7S which
was Immediately transferred by him to
Treasury of Massachusetts. The re-
imbursing OF this money is the result
Of the principle that the general govern
meat has no right to take the property
Of the original State.
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THE POLARIS.
She will Sail on Tuesday next.

New YORK, June 22-lt is expected
the Polaris will leave her dock at
Brooklyn navy yard on Tuesday next,
for the Arctic regions. By Monday
next all nescessary alterations will be
completed and the vessel thrown open
to visitors, In the evening Captain
Hall and the officers will be rendered
a public reception, at the rooms OF
the Geographical society in Cooper ;
Institute
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INDIANA.
. s.boo, Mistress Murdered.

FoRr WAYNE, June 23.-Chauncey
Barpes, rejected suitor, shot and in
s.antly killed Miss Anna Dwight a
.scbool teacher at Stone Lake school
bouss Van Buren township, Lagrange
conn,v Indiana, yesterday morning,
He then fired four shots into ms own
head m but is still living though there
are little hopes OF his recovery. ne iS
in Lagrange county jail: The most IN, .,
tense excitement prevails ana .nfeauS W. y, :.
ivuching is freely INDUCED in. MIS- is
Dwight was highly respected ana re
hned. a
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ILLINOIS.
Harvesting COmmenced--Apc
Thnndcr shower.

GExEsEE, Ill, June 23.-The far
mers ofthis vicinity commenced lar
vesting rye to-day.
The locusts are dying otE rapidly.
We were visited last nlgL; ~ anc her
heavy thunder shower; the ground i
now ,hroughly saturated win wat'r
greatly to the benefit Of tbs g-y";H :
crops, which were beginning to iiLIr
from drought.
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yerch Method .f a,..ug Iomatoes

FctiCsl lAetA'sNs ~
A. s.,yu as a cluster " 9Jse:s is vf
.,'e, he stem i. 'opped dos7 10 rae
i ser, 30 that Il, Il we-s 'erm;r a.e the
ten. The fleet is that the s'p is i,-
=, Ii teiy iTptlled ibto he ,W3 buds
;t t cow the c!uste-, wb:ch soon push
NJ. ani proirce another cluster
O; o,ye-s each. When these are yisi-
llc t.e branch to vhici they b.long
: Is, toprel down 10 tasir L :el. and
I'll. done successiveiy By this
me ~ tle plants becors s:out dwart
hus e., aoi aJOre eish;een inches high.
In,r =! to Pr'ven, tb"ir falling over
stitch. y ri e a-e s.retcbej hJ izon-
tally alorg me rows, 50 as 10 keep the
plants or &. n aid.t.ou to- ,hi-, all
the laterals thd: have no flow..s. al
after the fifth topping, Al l,terals what
soever are nipped OF. L. thi. :. the
ripe sapis directed into the fru', hi:n
acquires a beauty, size and excellence
unattained by other means
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Cruelty to Animals.

There are societies for the prevention
Of cruelty to animals, ye', there are
practices which in their natace fo7Gils
the interposition Of suth organizations
There are examples Of he kind which
has frequently attracted NY attention.
1t is that OF v orklnc ho:scs n The piow
or harrow, ia tn" oPp'cssiv" ".ya o.
summer Dr au:urn, i.vlL sv 10 ,eyen
hours wi LoJt water.
know men who are go0G farmer,
and, :. ether rcsr ects, gOoi hor>c
mGs,e:7. lnai are - the habit 81 ."oirg
suryer at our or five ot.yc. yn'lr
their horses a-e andi in ,'e tiel !
,!:stres Ell " fies, without other :ood
~ wat. The dri,e- r.rurns 20 hia
work refreshed, and VITA renewed
sire lg:4 utcrs O. Lis tl.td go: ..:s'r
team 70 g. down, perhap' 70 dark,
wi:hort 4 .bougnt that p-oblh'y tie!
Gre sr.f,ring from eAcess.:e thirst.
NJ! J. es the e. Il stop hc-e. ! " Z
the a9c es are At lcngth tshea to water
,b, y are permitted to DR.; wit -: ie'
s.raIn. anti :hty Can ir.hk 20 .por,
> course vi ch mu-, p. owe i'ji.ir-s .
1e health and comfort, il not tata q.
de l;fe o. the es'iiustei hi "a
/ remember sceirg hor'" ~
similar circumstances drink .Te r1'en.
ku2ketsfull, or q n d hall ltr .. c
y Ter.
Tue a:sumen: used in fa,o! 6 th,s
'-e4:ment i that hcr,,s D, CO. - &C
c"s,cnei 20 il, 10 not "xrec. VT! IL
II ev"r,n,, ani consequently do rot
: ,fi, ? f" wan: Oft. lIowcve:, eTeTv
me wn, Is covenant viii sues mat
sers, hnows tlst a hor.e even 10 he
ST b., viii Irink nor one dny han
= wi, another: AMI It mas Dc well
-upoose! that when a. work III "e-r
fyr we:er j. still less ~; o-fn : Ie
r"ni On the -ia;, OF the sy-trI, '.e
aa",s. ~ vel rs the s,v.:i'v q b:
: r., aud tie heat Of the d Y.
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kZseGereL.

N HALF RAKEELs, GTSA LARLsz.
.h No x 50 h<n sAr-e's Ho .lrse, al
faii rtsxa., jass recelvSt n IA ssi y
IayZ y. KELLY.
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The Defaultlng SuperIntendtht OF
Money Orders.
PITTSBURGH.
Candidate for MayOr-The WRESTLING
Match-Suicide OF u Dancing Mas.

Candidate for MayOr-The WRESTLING
Match-Suicide OF u Dancing Mas
ter.
PITTSBURGH, September l3-Ex,
Mayor Blackmore announces himself
to-day as an independent candidate for
Mayor, in opposition to the Republican
nominee. He is popular and will get
all the Democratic votes The contest
will be hot.
The stakeholder in the cham pDnship
wrestling match this morning returned
each man his money, the parties laving
amicably settled the matter by Cross,
the loser, sending Wolfenden $50.
Bets, however, are to 60 in faor OF
Wolfendeu.
Professor Cowper, a well inown
dancing master here, was found tead in
his room in St. Charles Hal, this
morning. He had shot himself Trough
the heart with a pistol. His face was
black, and it is supposed that lie had
been dead since yesterday mrning,
which was the last time b. was
seen alive. The supposed caue was
temporary insanity, brought on by ex'
cessive drinking. For several years,
up TO about year ago, he was tie most
popular dancing master here, bu lately
lost his school by drinking. lie was
about thirty-three years old and was a
single man. His friends are supposed to
live in Philadelphia.
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LonSfeIIoW,r.Next Race.

The race arranged between the two
celebrated horses Longfellow and En-
quirer, for the last day Of the races at
Lexington, Kentucky, on Saturday, Sep
tember l6'h, is exciting great interest.
The Lexington Press says that it now
has been fully ascer,ained that Long
fellow was terribly out Of condition at
the time OF his race with Helmbold, but
since his return home his improvement
has been steady. The lameness report,
ed after the race has entirely disappear.
ed, and his limbs are perfectly sound.
Mr.. Harper is taking unusual precau'
tions against his horse being injured in
training, the probable cause OF his de-
feat at Saratoga. Enquirer, the horse
that has never suffered defeat, though
complaining "ot leg" in the spring, is
now taking his work kindly, and the
Press believes will do his duty manfully
in the coming contest. The race is a
three mile dash, for which it is under,
stood there will be eight or more en-
tries, Longfellow, Enquirer, Fireball,
Morgan Scout, Pilgrim. Foster, Bayonet,
Charley Walker and others. Fireball
is the horse that ran a mile and three
quarters in 3:l0t at Crab Orchard sew.
eral weeks ago, and is considered one OF
the most promising animals in the
country. Foster has fine record, and
everything goes to show that the race
will be one Of the most exciting con-
tests Of the season.
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WEATHER REPOR".
Synopsis for the Past TwenttFOur
Hours.

WASHINGTON, September Is, 7P.M-
The barometer has fallen since Tuesday
afternoon from the lower lake! and
the Ohio valley to the Atlantic and
Gulf States. 1t has risen on LAKE Su-
perior. Northerly winds have Turing
the day prevailed from Lake S perior
southwark TO the Ohio and Missouri
rivers. Southwesterly winds nov pre-
vail in the Middle and Eastern States
Light east winds in the GulfStates
Smoke and haze continue on Lale Erie
and Ontario. The cloudy weather has
partially broken away in PENNSYLVANIA
and New York, with light, los rains
An area OF rain and clouds has e,tended
during the day from Missouri and
Louisiana to Eastern Kentucky 1t is
now cloudy on the coast of Texs.
Probalhties-A rising baromeer with
partially cloudy and clear weat er will
probably continue on Thursdy from
Wisconsin north and west. Afalling
barometer and rain will prob:bly ex-
tend northeasterly to the lakes nd New
York. The conditions renal favor.
able Cor local rains from Virinia to
Florida,
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bidding for Death.

The Boston TTmtS says that when, a
lew years ago, passenger train on the
Eastern railroad was detained at Salem
during snow storm, a number oi i'm
patient passengers offered the con-
ductor 800 to induce him to 90 on with
his tran. The conductor expected
another train, aud said to them, as be
rejected the brlbe, that he would stop
there until the wheels rotted his cars
rather than start before the other train
had passed just as all arguments had
failed to move him, the other train
came laundering through the tunnel
That any passenger should think to
bribe a conductor TO their own danger
is incredible.
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signed or not. They have received no
pay for six weeks.
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer
to-day, at the conclusion of Mr.. Strap.
pans argument, in favor of the motion
for a continuation of the injunction,
corporation counsel O'Gorman rose to
reply on behal! of the city officers.
He said it was his duty as corporation
counsel, to make all things clear and
not to cover up any wrong doing. The
city government was a machine which
Mr.. Foley says is out of gear and he
applies to this Court to have it put in
order. But Mr.. Foley asks more. He
wants the machine stopped and this
Court. by injunction, has stopped it,
Mr.. OGorman then read several cita-
tions to prove that the action now
brought by Mr.. Foley before this Court
was similar to others already decided,
and argued that Mr.. Foley had no right
to sue in such a manner as would stop
the legal workings of the city govern
ment. Mr.. OGorman, without con-
cluding, submitted to a motion for
adjournment, and the Court adjourned
until tomorrow at | | o'clock, when his
argument will be resumed.
The joint committee Of the Board OF
Supervisors and Aldermen, appointed
to act in concert with a committee Of cit
izens in investigating the accounts, met
to-day and adopted resolution dividing
the committee into six subcommittee
for the purpose of facilitating the ex-
animation of the accounts. The COM
mittee then adjourned to meet at the
call Of the chairman.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The Latest News.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at ia.
The firm of J. C Welsh & Co., prom
inent book dealers of Cincinnati, made
an assignment Tuesday. Liabilities
not stated.
Hon. Jos. r. Doolittle, Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Wisconsin,
spoke at GAINESVILLE yesterday afternoon
to a large audience.
John Fight, eighteen years old, shot
himself at Greenville, Ohio, yesterday,
with a pistol which he was carelessly
handling. Result doubtful.
The attendance at the Exposition at
Cincinnati was very large yesterday.
Excursion parties have be en- pouring In
from Louisville, Nashville, Evansville,
Indianapolis and other places.
A rumor prevails in St. Louis that on
Tuesday night an express car attached
to the westward bound train on the
Kansas Pacific railroad, was entered
and robbed OF go, 900 in money.
William Crowley, a we'll known
policeman in East st. Louis, was myste-
riously shot and killed while in bed on
Monday night. The Coroners jury
failed to learn who committed the deed.
Dispatches received at Omaha, Tues
day, say that Geo. P. Billden was killed
by Indians at the Whitestone Agency,
but give no particulars. Mr.. Billden
was formerly lieutenant in the regular
army and a well known frontiersman.
Mayor Fox, OF Philadelphia, has is-
sued a proclamation offering $500 re,
ward for the capture Of Thos. Elwood
Biddle, the alleged murderer Of Gamble.
The two men who we're in his company
al the time OF the shooting, have been
arrested.
At the New Jersey Democratic State
Convention, held at Trenton yesterday,
the Hon. Joel Parkins was nominated
for Governor on the first ballot. The
attendance was very large and the Con-
vention was entirely harmonious.
The Treasury Department has issued
a circular notifying the American Con.
suls abroad that on and after the first
day OF October next they will make all
their deposits with Clewes, Habisch d
Co, London, instead OF the Messrs.
Raring
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A New Rendering OF an Old Text.

n New henuerlnk Oh an Olu AeAts
Spending a winter as invalids at
Aiken, South Carolina, the Hon. Thur
low Weed and Thomas c. Acton whiled
away one Sabbath afternoon by attend
ing a negro church, and were accom-
paniedjby Mr.. John A. Kennedy, who
was on visit OF few days to Mr.. Acton.
When they entered the primitive temple
the preacher, who was pure African,
was graphing with all the fervor OF
his race with the old, old subject of
the fall OF man. Sketching that day in
the Garden with its terrible results, he
excoriated Mr.. Adam in this fashion:
Now, brederen, when de Lord calls
Adam to count did he stan up like a
man, confess his sin and ask forgive
ness? He didn't do muffin OF de sort,
brederen, but he say:
"'Lord, de woman dat Dou gubest
me Cub me fol TO eat.
Pauslng a moment he repeated:
"De woman dat Dou gubest me CUB
me for to eat.
Then again:
"De woman dat Dou gubest me gut
me for to eat
Oar, brederen, you see dat mean,
skulkin' Adam was tryin' to sneak out
Of it By frowin all de blame on de Lord
himself!
This new idea OF an OF old question
was too much for the distinguished
white trash" who had fortunately
taken seats near the door, and they re
tired into the fields to indulge in irrev
erent laughter-"Ths Cub Room" O
the GALAXY for October
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IT is remarkable that the wealthiest
citizens OF New York are all at an age
when most men are to infrm for
affairs, yet they are not only hale and
vigorous, but actively engaged in con-
Quoting their immense business. VIM.
B. Astor is nearly seventy-eight; Alex
ander T. Stewart seventy; Cornelius
Vanderbilt, seventy-eight Daniel Drew,
seventy.one; Peter Cooper, seventy.nine;
George Law, seventy-three. Most Of
our millionaires are over sixty. The
truth is, 10 order to acquire great wealth,
or to keep it, in these days, men must
be temperate, industrious and regular
in habits, and these are life-preservers.
A cool head, q firm will, q vigorous and
tenacious grip upon affairs, without
which business becomes gambling. can
not co-e1ist with the vices that prey on
health and shorten the days.-GoLden
Aos.
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At eight o'clock yesterday morning,
William Martin, his wife, tgosons and
a daughter and Lizzie Derrickon, aged
sixteen years, all residing No I'LL
South Front street, Philadelphia, were
taken suddenly sick. A phyician was
called. who pronounced it csc of poi
soning. 1t is supposed that occurred
from the use OF essence Of coee, which
had been used,at breakfast. drs. Mar:
tin and the children are in Q Wy critical
condition.
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The IIempGeId Railroad.

Mr.. F. S. De Hass, civil engineer, has
been engaged for some time correcting
and improving his survey Of q route Tor
the Hempfeld railroad from this place
10 Layton's station, on the Connellsville
railroad, and having completed his
work, makes the entire distance frac.
ton under thirty miles. This route
diverges from the survey which we no
ticed some time since at 4 point near
Newkirk's mill, crossing Crows ridge at
Beazers and thence down the north fork
OF Maple creek to BeIlevernon.-
Wnshington Revi<,1.
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FAIRMoNT
State Normal School.

flNHE FALL SESSION OF THIS WELL
known and highly successful school
will commence on TUESDAY,, september
18th, 1871. Its special design In To In part tO
its students a CoNPLETk and THoRoU0n
professional education In all tho depart
ments OF the Sciences and the practical
work OF Teaching.
Tuition In the Normal Department In
FREE; other students are charged TES
DoLLARs per term. Boarding may DE had
AT nom s. ~ Ia ~ 10 per week.
For fuI thcT Information address the Prin-
cipal, J. q. BLAIR, NJ. d., LII. ID.
nuVH. nnRSA
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MONTREAL.
Postponement OF the Rec

MONTREAL, September l3.-Le great
four-oared race, which was have
taken place to-day under the aepices Of
the Longueil Regatta commitee, has
been postponed until to MORO at 2 P.
NJ, on account Of the inclemery of the
weather. The Taylor Winsho, Rem
forth and Boston crews are hee and q
fine contest is antic. pated.
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COLORADO.
The Election.

DENVER, September 18th election
in the Territory Of New Mexo, Mon
day, resulted in Republican riumph.
The Republican candidate for)elegate
to Congress is elected. TheRepubli-
cans will have a majority in te Legis.
lature. Everything passed O quietly
with the exception that two aen were
killed the night before the eleion in q
fapdapgo.
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OMINOUs EXCITEMENT.

The whole bluegrass region was in a
terrible state OF excitement yesterday
About Midway and in Lexington peo.
pie quit work SO greatly was the whole
community appalled, by the horror Of
the thing. 1t il to be hoped that there
will be no lynching or ku.klusing, bat
the people are excited and there is no
telling what may come Of it all.
Mr.. Harper has telegraphed for sew
eral OF the shrcwdest detectives in the
coantry, and the matter will be silted
to the bottom. 1t is as appalling as the
famous Nathan murder, and more
bloody. The victims are among the
most wealthy people of Kentucky, and
the murder, aside from its cruelty, will
attract attention from the close con-
nection OF the murdered with a man
whose name has so recently been
in the mouths OF everybody in the
country.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST LIBERTY
State Normal School.

This institution Is pleasantly situated In
the town OF West Liberty, ohio county,
West Virginia. II was established by an act
of the Legislature, passed March l, 1870
The Catalogue shows an att. ndance OF W
during the past year, and the prospect for
an INCREASED attendance during the com.
ing year Is good.
FaIl term OF IA weeks begins Third Mon.
day in September, 1871.
students are urged to be present at the
opening ot Term. tiood Boarding nj nom
sS.O0 to s40O per week. For particulars send
for a Catalogue. Address
r. II. CRAGO,
auglS Vest Liberty, W.Va