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TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT.-The following
tribute OF respect to the memory Of Mis-
Jane Day was passed by the Wheeling
Teachers Association, October l2, 1872:
WHEREAS, In the course Of Divine
Providence Miss Jane Day, a member OF
this Association, departed this life on the
2slh OF July; and
WHEREAS, Miss Day had been 9 teach.
er in the Public Schools Of this city 70,
the long period o! nineteen years, and had
devoted all her powers 10 the duties Of
her Office; and
WHEREAS, Miss Day filed an import.
ant and difficult position in the Second
Ward School for eighteen years With sin.
gulAr ability and success, and the monu-
meut Of her efficient lAbors remains
among Us in the hundreds OF Young peo,
pie who have had the advantage Of her
instruction. Therefore
RESo!UGd, That in the death of Miss
Day the Public Schools Of Wheeling have
los; an experienced and indeIatigable
teacher.
%. That this Association has lost a re.
spected and esteemed member, who has
left behind her an example Of faithful.
ness and perseverance worthy Of imita,
ton.
Sd. That We appreciate the great use.
fulness OF her life, and that We thankfully
record the faith and hope which sustain.
ed her in the prospect Of death, and which
were 50 edityiDg TO all who visited her in
her last illness.
4th. That We sympathise with her aged
father in his deep affection.
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ONO COUNTY BIBLE soc1Err.-The
regular quarterly meeting Of the Ohio
County Bible Society was held at the
First Presbyterian Church yesterday al.
ternoon, Rev. D. ". Fisher, President in
the Chair, In the absence Of the secre.
tary, Mr.. VIM. H. oxtOby was appointed
Secretary pro ten.
After prayer by Rev. Dr.. wetwood,
the Treasurer, Robert Crangle, Esq, sub.
miLted his report which was received. -.
1t was decided not to hold an AnniYer.
ssly Meeting this year, but to call upon
those churches in the city where collec.
tons for the Society have not been taken,
for contributions TO disseminate the Word.
Amer the transaction Of other business
the meeting adjourned.
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All Goods Guaranteed
TO BIZ AS REPRESENTED,
M. cUTMAN q cos.

CUTTING A7TRAY-MAH SrAEBKD AT
Mrs SRASLET's sAIooS.-About i've
o'clock yesterday afternoon & very I'D
Affair." happened Al Ma shAnIey's Saloon
on Market street, opposite the Riverside
Nil, whereby 8 man named Owen Nc
Away was very severely injured. We
were on the ground . few moments after
the affair took place, and from eye wit.
Deses We learned the following facts,
which are in the main reliable: A man
By the name Of James Pierce, . lAborer,
who has recently been working On the
P, ". & K.R R, was standing on the
back porch which Is in the yard
in the rear Of Mn shanley's sa-
loon. Pierce was somewhat tight 81
the time, but was not very drunk.
As he was standing there, Owen NcAvty,
who was . stranger 70 Pierce, came stag.
gering up the porch steps, being very
drunk, and staggered against Pierce.
Pierce hauled Of and knocked him down
the steps into the yard and while down
jumped On him and beat him badly, hs;
whether he there used his knife or not 1
not known. BE shortly let McAvAy get
up and he (McAvay) went down the yard
into the out house Pierce followed him
and waited at the door until he came out,
when he again pitched into him. In q
few moments he left him laying there and
went into the bar room, and taking drink
passed out and started down the street
Those who saw the Afrsy from distAnce)
went and picked McAvsy up and carried
him into the house, when it was found be
hSd been stabbed several times about the
head and lace From one ugly wound
just at the outer corner Of the left eye q
knife blade was protruding which those
present could not pull out BE was taken
to 8 Doctors Office and the blade was
Withdrawn after much difficulty. The
knife handle was found near where Ncvay
was laying. 1t had been q very large
pocket knife with 8 blade about 1--WE inche.
long. About iour and hall inches were
broken Of in the wound. Both men were
taken before Squire Forbes, bat he find.
ing McATay too weak 70 give evidence,
committed Pierce without bail to await
the result Of McAysy's injuries. The
wounded man was taken to the Hospital
70 receive medical attendance.
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ASoTHZR FIRST PREMIUM was taken 4;
the Grafton Fair last week by the VIM.
b sheib & Co. Pianos and Organs, max,
ing sseen first premiums taken this fall
over the competitors, including some OIL
the most widely known Boston, New
York and Baltimore firms. The VIM. Il.
sheib & Co Pianos receive everywhere
the most marked commentator from the
best musicians, and We are gratifed to see
the enterprise Of Mr.. Sheib in furnishing
8 first class, reasonably priced Piano,
crowned with 50 much success.
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BRANCH SALooS.-Messrs. Laramie &
Besse have opened a branch saloon on
Market street, next door above the City
Bank. 1t will be remembered that Lara.
mic & Bessee are proprietors Of the saloon
and restaurant on Monroe street between
Main and Water. Messrs. L. & B. have
their new saloon fitted up very hand.
somelY, and invite all Of their friends and
patrons to give them an early call and IN.
spect their stock.
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
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sUPREArE CouRr.-The supreme Cour,
met yesterday in the City Buildings, and
delivered the following opinions:
Berkshire, p, delivered the opinion d
the court in the case Of Mills a. State,
Affirming judgment Of court below.
Bzkasirs, p, delivered the opinion d
the court in the case Of LeAchman a
Adamson, reversing The judgment o.
court below, and Remaining the cause
for further proceedings
Berkshire, p, delivered the opinion o.
the court in the case OF White, admins,
traitor, q. Paris, Affirming opinion Of court
below.
Bsrkalirs, P, delivered the opinion o.
the court in the case Of PeacemGker a.
Mcdonald, affirming judgment Of court
below.
Hazaez, j., delivered the opinion Of the
Court in the case Of Robinson and other
u. Boggess and Others, correcting and
Affirming decree.
No0ns, j., delivered the opinion Of The
Court in the case Of ". Va. Trsnsporta.
ton Co. u. Volcanic OIL and Coal Co
reversing judgment Of Court below and
REMINDING costs for further proceedings
Berkshire, p, delivered the opinion o.
the Court in the case OF Hyers, admins
traitor, "a. Vandiver, reversing the judg
ment Of Court below and REMINDING cost.
for further proceedings.
Married., j., delivered the opinion Of TIL
Court in the case OF the Wheeling Ga
Company "a the city Of Wheeling, affirm
ing decree Of Circuit Court.
More, J, delivered the opinion Of TIT
Court in the case Of Martin a. Combs, af
drmipg Judgment Of Court below.
Moore, J., delivered the opinion Of TIT
Court in the case OF Hokes, ex., u. Hokel
heirs, Affirming decree Of Court below.
BzhGsire, p, delivered the opinion o
the Court in the case Of Walker a. Steven
son, reversing Judgment Of Court below
Adjourned until today at 9 O'Clock.
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The Boar RAcE.-To.morrow the long
talked Of boat race between Hagner and
Kennedy comes of at Pittsburgh, be.
tween one and three o'clock in the after.
noon. 1t is reported that q train will
leave Pittsburgh Immediately after the
race for this city, but we are not aware
that any definite arrangements have been
made in the matter.
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TRY THEN-We daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms Of the pat.
t"sy fitting dsirt which is gradually taking
place Of all otherA These shirts open
in the side and are made in any desired
style. ]. 7. LAkin & Co, are receiving
orders for them and guarantee q perfect
it in every instance. Try them.
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NEw FALL AND WINTER GooDs-C
Hes, corner Of Main and Quincy streets
has just received the most complete and
choice line Of Foreign and Domestic Cas-
simeres, Scotch Chevios, English and
French DisgOnals, Cloths Of all shades
VstDgs, Gardeners Furnishing Goods
&c, that can be found in the city. Ais
8 large stock Of German and Fancy
Woolen Knitted Jackets He does al
work in the best style and guarantees fits
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THERE will be missionary meeting in
ST. Matthew'S Church this evening, Octo.
Der 18th, at z o'clock. Interesting ad.
dresses may be expected from Rev. DR..
Minnigerode and Rev. Mr.. Lindsay, Of
Virginia, who have been sent by the Mis-.
sionary Society Of the Diocese to visit the
Protestant Episcopal Churches in West
Virginia. The public Is invited 10 attend
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A TAsrE.-We had little taste Of
winter yesterday. Snow fell during the
carly part Of the day which soon turned
10 cold drilling rain. Taken all in all
1t was the most disagreeable day we have
had for some time,
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GURERE and the new style "YAk''
Lsce, silk and Bugie Gimps, Piece Vel,
vets, Corded and Plain Satins, Fringes,
&c, &c, of all shades, and at prices To
suit, ~ Adlers.
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THR largest stock Of Trimmed Bonuets
and Hats in the city are to be found at
Vim BAchGrAch's Millinery and Fancy
Goods Emporium, 100 Main street
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RIBBONS in Gros Grain and Velvet
Ribbons of the celebrated G. F. brand
the reliable Double A" all Silk Ribbon,
at AdlePs.
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LIGHT AND sHADR-AIl the Summer
Styles" photographed On short notice, al
the Partridge Gallery.
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TIE old genuine Alexander Kid Glove
(the best of ally also the imitation Alex
Ander in one, two and three buttons, q
Adler's.
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CHEAP GooDa-A large stock OF Wo-
MEMS Misses and Childrens' Shoes IS
per cent cheaper than formerly Al L. v.
Blond'a
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Educational,
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Established BY Congress; adopted BY the State;
aided By the bsneVolenee OF individuals, soese.
ties, and Other institutions.
Five Departments OF observation-disclosures.
Scientific, Agricultural, Military and Rne.see,.
Ing. Also a thoroughly oFgauiEed Preparatory
Department
In charge Of AlAEge Paealty Of accomplished
scholars and sueeessful educators.
PAIL TERH begins September 4th. WINTER.
December 4th. SIRuG, March 24th.
CoHHINcENEET, June 10, 1sT3.
Total expenses from $50 70 $50 per year. Less
to those boarding In clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full pAstieu.
lIrs, 70
ALEX. MARTIN, President
4oRSANToWE, ". Va July ia 1871. jy4s
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERR TIE SUB.
STANCE FADE-"-Now is q good time to
secure your SHADOW" The best place
is, unquesdonably, the Partridge Gallery,
III Main Street.
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The most complete stock Of ladies' and
children's underwear in the city, at swA-
hackers, q Union street.
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To satisfy yourselves where the largesl
and finest stock Of silks is to be had, 20
to Henry Bues and see his stock.
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CALL a. Swabackefs, % Union street
70 see new patterns in Guipure Lsces
Gimps, new shades corded satins and
piece VelVets.
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THOSE who are using Pain Cure OH
Say its effect is miraculous The proprie.
tors pdrraHt cure if used according TO
directions. Buyit Sold by all Druggists.
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FoR ftills, ties, real and imitation lace
collars, kid gloves, Eephyrs, chenillies, &c,
60 70 l. swAbscker's, q Union street
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GOOD HAUL-The fines and costs col.
lectei in the police court, yesterday
morning, amounted to 500 30. A pretty
good days work, that
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ASK for Logan, List & Co.'S Excelsior
BAKING Powder. Nothing equal to Il
sold.
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SQUARE SILK Ties, with fringe, At AID
lers. CheApl
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AFREsu arrival Of Buffalo hair Brush.
Is, and other nice Toilet goods, at Logan,
List & Cos,
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NNE swARAcKER, 22 Union street, hAl
Just returned from the East with q fine
stock OF goods. Call and see.
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GREAT drives in black silk this weel
at Henry Brues.
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IL order to reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes will sell them regard
less Of cost from this date. L.V. Blond.
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HENRY BEUEs keeps the finest blacl
silk imported.
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ALL the latest Hats and Frames, the
hsndsomest Gloves, rlums, &c, at
Adler's.
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HAVE you q cough3 Use Dr.. Chap
mans Hoarhound Balsam.
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Henry BRuEs will offer some extra
bargains in Dress Goods this week.
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gYEyrSG sHssnS


Advisory Board Of Home Missions re-
ported and appropriations were made
President appointed speakers for next ses.
sion Of Synod as follows: Ordination, Rev
J. T. Hoover; Home Missions, Rev. P
Gheen; Education, Rev. J. ". Schwartz
Foteigc Missions, Rev. Il Colyer.
President appointed committees as fol.
lows: On Education, ReYs. Stuckenberp
Mclaughlin and Goettman; on Home
Missions, Reys. Hoover and Ehrenfeld,
on Orphan Home, Revs. a. S. Miller
GoettInan and Mr.. McClarin; on Syste-
matte Beneyolence, ReTs. Goettman and
Mclaughlin.
An appeal was made for the Foreign
Mission cause, and $l55 was raised,
Rev. S. B. Bsrnitz was elected DELEGATE
70 the Maryland Synod.
Rev. Mclaughlin returned the thanks
Of the Synod to the people Of Wheeling
for their hospitable treatment.
Minutes were read and approved.
Synod then, after short devotional
meeting, adjourned to meet next October
at North Zion, Allegheny county, Pa.
thus closed one OF the most interesting
and profitable meetings ofthe Pittsburgh
Synod. And now at It's close ii is well 10
remark that the body, though small, con.
talns many men Of mark and worth. Dur.
ing the meeting just passed, the SYNOD has
done much work, and done it In a busines,
like and systematic order. Its action In
every instance shows the mark Of labor
and thought Nothing was done hastily,
but all the work was well digested betoTe
acted upon. Take it for all in all It is moi
often that q body is seen which Combine
more OF worth and piety, intelligence and
perseverance, than the little band known
q the Pittsburgh Synod Of the English
Evan. Lutheran Church.
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ARcADIAS PNE, new and eleean
perfume, at Logan, List s. Cos.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1877.
New Advertisement.

Stocks Tor Sale.
For Rent.
Plated Ware-O1toby & Dnfleld-
Notice.
For Reut-HouSe on Island.
Excelsior Baking Powder.
Fresh Toilet Goods.
Stop that Coughing.
Wsyne's Crab Orchard Salts
Logan's Aruica.
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M. cUTMAM 9 co,s.

FOR Yak Laees TO trim black Cocbe,
mire, 20 TO Il. BueS.
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Are o=g:rs he ion7rIng Gses. Istsee=eatl.
roJRiRE THESE Prices BEFORE ToU PURCHASE
.5e Psfe SIX stdpe JIpAnese =: 5oe
sos JE2arese DresI suttinE 1.&e
&c % inch PopHn Apseas E;S5e.
II = ineh Frsaeh PlsIds Gtlse.
100 French Herioos - Tic.
IL SIX Erdwool velores LtSi9a
10 SIX AID Wool Pop.ins a goe.
$50 SIX and Wool I1sh Popin It&iE.
u % Lyons SIX Velvet Il 8 %.
500 Best Lyons Silk Velvet II S!4u1.
200 Blsek Gro G:tin stlkGtSIS %.
5 B!AEk Gro Grin Six ~ &2Ol
IS Lyons TESs:8 EtTks a g IN.
as ExnA HeaVy French Elk II S27S.
AS PonsOa SILKS n t3IA
&c HeIVJ GREY TWIIIsd Fltroel 4: &c
&c Plaid ShirtinE PANEL II &c.
&c PlSld F!4nnels EtI5e.
Soc TTijed Red Fltnnels II 3THe.
&c TEtled Rheumatic flannel 81 &c
BsIideS ShGWIS. CISGkI. Re1dy.aads Dresses,
hTlIpErs, Blankets, Contents.
Can low be boughsIss GREAT BARGAIN At
EMSHEIMER & BLUM'S.
Oet!1
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dupont GUNPOWDER AGENCY
- The olderSignot 10 the sole Agent In thlr
Ctty IoH the sale OF III kinds Of Powder made Al
ne celebrated Du Punt Powder Mills. Its quGL
~ u anequGled IN this country, q evidenced b.
BE keeps o. al times : large stock n Nan.
ire Of Ride, In whole, half and quarter kesES.
Fasting Aad Mining Powder alI II NetEf1ie
KeS1. Sporting Powder In Canister. An a
which Will Be sold 10 the trade a. loV A. ~
S4n1e can be hSd In the West. -'
Ghip By Rail o. Boats, ---- y"
Orders solicited.
NJ. REILLY,
No. IS 4 81, Main ktreet
EATS WHEELING. ". Va.
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PITTSBURGH STSoD.-The Synod met
a Q O'Clock yesterday morning, President
Bsrnitz in the chair. After reading the
minutes, the Synod proceeded 10 elect
delegates 10 sister Synods, which resulted
IS follows: East Pennsylvania Synod
Rev. 5. B Barnitz; West PENNSYLVANIA,
Rev. A Mclaughlin; Central Pennsyl.
vanis, Rev. ". S, Poor; Al!egheng, Rev.
P. Chen; East Ohio, Rev. J. F. Cresler:
Wittenberg, Rev J. G. Goeitman. North
Zion, Allegheny county, Pa, was selected
Is the place for next meeting. The time
was lett 10 the officers OF the Synod aud
pastor in charge. Rev. R2by, CORES.
Ponding Secretary Of the Lutheran Pub.
licaton Society, presented the cause oil
the society. Resolutions were passed in.
viting the Superintendent 10 visit the
congregations and make his appeals di.
rectly 70 the people. Rev. ". G. Schsf.
er, Of Grafton, was admitted as an sdvis.
ory member. Trustee 10 Louisville Or.
phAns Home made his report, which was
adopted. Committee on MononRAhels
City Mission made 8 report, which, after
much discussion, was adopted. The fol.
lowing were elected delegates to General
Synod: Clerical, Revs. Baruitz and
Hoover; Lay, KIebs and Bennett
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The name Of Rev. Joseph Welker vas
placed upon the clerical lisi. Rev. a Nc.
Laughlin was elected Clerical Director 70
the Theological Seminary at Gettysburg,
"a, and Lay Delegate, J. Il. Gibson.
Report Of Superintendent Of LoysviIle
Orphans Home was read and approved.
Rev. James Aofstt was admitted 70 a
sat in the Synod as advisory member,
Rev. Mclaughlin and Peter McClArin
EeHe elected Directors TO Loysville
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Harmony.

Parties, no HIS than families, should
harmoni,c. Aspirants for Office, belong
ing to The same party, should never per
mi, any feelings Of hatred or revenge to
sway then. No good can, or ever has
come oft Men have been found, for
the sake of making or trying TO make, a
little personal glory or succcss, TO indulge
in secret machinstione against their OPP
poncnts, WesinocreIy trust that during
the canvass which is now being so vigor-
ously pressed by several gallant gentle
man, all Of them worthy and well quail
fed, no unfair or undignifed resource
viii be brought to bear by either of them
IN his efforts to obtain the nomination at
the hands Of his party. In other word:
LET harmony prevail all along our ranks
and il will be far better for us in the end
We undertake to say now, that so far a.
our paper is concerned, its columns shall
never be opened to any unfair dealing
on the part of any politician, and ifw'
find any of them seeking unfairly, {,
promote himself, we intend to turn GU
back upon him.
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Democra.,c Meeting in Casey.

At meeting Of the Democracy Of
Casey county, Kentucky, held at the
court house in Liberty on Monday, April
ODD, 1872. On motion Of Col +. l..
wolf6rd, Maj. q. w. Sweeney was called
to the chair and W. l.. Burdctt was ap-
pointed secretary. The object Of the
meeting as stated by the chairman in
brief and eloquent address, was 10 select
delegates 10 meet with the convention TO
be held at Lexington, Kentucky, on the
Goth day of May 1872, for the purpose
Of selecting a candidate for Judge of the
Court of Appeals in the Second Appellate
District Of Kentucky.
On motion of J. II. Stone the Chair
appointed committee Of five to draft
resolutions-John ID. Page, j. b. Stone,
w. F. Napier, F. w. Roy and John d.
Cabbcll were appointed as the committee.
Whilst the committee were absent, Hon.
jos. +. HAYS, Of jamestown, addressed
the people on the political issues of the
dav. and spoke of the race for Congress
t. orr D;.,r;o,. so;d bo bod I'm, it'll,
W. 80, - ;, Ii j.
ia''h III eOn'enuo"S' 'n'"Ns 3" "O' y
better to get the aspirants al together
and throw heads and tails for a candidate
he stated that he was not candidate. Iii,
.c,n0rA, ,,oro I;.tcrod IN with attention
hv ,ho LARGE crovd nro.en, He made ,
y -, ,3 -. -,
goou sou''u ''e'i'ocr"''o 7Peu'"'
The committee on resolutions reported
the following which were unanimously
adopted
Wurpr,s The Democratic State Cen.
trail Committee have issued call upon
the counties of the Second Appellate Dis.
trict to appoint delegates to a convention
IN be held Mt Lexington. Kentucky, on
the Doth dav of Nav 1872. Therefore,
/ p,J 90 Cosoy
county do approve of said call
Rc,oIr,H That the Democracy of Casey
county, in convention assembled having
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Casey County SpeaIss.

The Democrats of Casey county, met
in convention at Liberty on the 22nd of
this month, to appoint delegates to the
Appellate Convention which will convene
in Lexington, 29th of May next. The
meeting unanimously instructed their
delegates to east the vote of Casey coun-
ty, for Hon. George r. Mckee, of Gar
rard county, as their choice for Appellate
judge. Casey county people know the
fine ability of Judge Mckee, and are
wiling and anxious to see him promoted
to this high and important position.
We hope that every county where Judge
Mckee is known, will endorse him in the
convention, for we are satisfied that no
Kentuckian is more worthy Of such pro-
motion than he *.