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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1872-12-20

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
L subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
GEORGE II. RUMSEY,
late of Hartford county, deceased All per-
sons having claims against said deceased arc
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the
14h day of November, 1878,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
day of November 1872.
VIM w. RAMSAY,
noy22 Administrator.
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Manufacturer and GENERAL Commission Merchant Ot
flee and warehouse. 81 :. Gay St General Warehouse,
Cor. Chew "IIh Sterling Sta. BALTI MORE. Mn. am
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FOR DECORATING FoUSTANs.-
HERARDAHS, SUMNER HOUSES,

| H1hdhUdHn, oUMubh HVGoS'i
ARB0RS, CHAIRS, SETTLES, &s, d.
NEW STYLE WRoUGHT.IRON RAILING O' I'm:
OF House and Cemeteries. Never before las'
duced.
CAST and WRoUGHT.IRoS RLnNss, io' ny
Buildings and Squares, Cemetery Lou, Grsa
Fences, Balconies, Roof Crossings, ETC. u 90
variety OF Patterns. b..
IRoN STAIRS, Spiral and Straight Of Wis
Patterns and Styles. Special Allegation gu" w
eIGSSQf tBork. nu
LAHP Posrs, for frontS Of Public B5i!t,s
Hotels, and City Streets, Of Plain and EA'''f
Designs. -,
STABLE FITTINGS, Of Cast and WfoSShtlE:
Of New Improved Styles. such y Hay NE -,
Stall Divisions, Managers, Harness Bftdsu w
tiers, Traps, Ventllators, &c, 49, r.,
WIRE WORK OF every description; w w
Guards Of Crimped Wire. GALVANIZED o. FE Nv
In Plain or Ornamental Patterns, for SiGSs ~,
and Windowg, Factory and Warehouse Mih Why,
Rainngs for Offices, Banks, CouNte' k1lIlN
Balconies, Lawn and Farm Fentet, &c, a. ~,
GATEs for entrance 10 CeEneIefes, Tx is.,
Squares and Gentlcmen's County seA9, y ". Y.
Tubing or WroughtlrOn, both singe Aha o'''"'
In elaborate and simple designs.
DRINKING FOUNTAINS. for slreet Gses' h, NJ
large assortment Of d,s!gns express! w -
purpose. ,y. r,,,
CAsT.MoN URINAL Boxes, for Public FSN
and City Streets, -,,n,,,,.
OVAL VASES, Latest styles, Centennial Fa''s y
HiTcmN0 PoSTs, Jockey, Coo!ie, SAM ~ Z,
plain designs. 49,
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LIBERTY

In BRDoEPoRT. : Considering tht
business done by the Mayor Of Bridge
port, in his police court, it is evident thai
the corporation treasury is in healthy
condition.
Two hours in that busy place, yesterday
afternoon, gave uH the following police
items .a q s.-.
On Thursday night William Cloudy
James Russell and John Ryan created
considerable disturbance, to the annoy.
ance of quiet citizens. Cloudy and Rus,
sell were each fined S. 90 and costs
Ryan resides in this city and was not ar
rested.
Mr.. Samuel Woodcock disagreed with
the Town Marshal, John Caughran, in
regard to the latter's duty in not sooner
arresting the above,named parties They
came to blows, and were each fined "a OF
and costs.
William Conway, q moulder, return
ing from work, met several moulders o.
this city who were out on a holiday. A
dispute ensued in regard TO their work,
manship, and Conaway struck one O.
them, james B. AMcoune by name, FOL
which he was assessed s. and costs.
Walter Drummond, lately a resident Of
Bellaire, yesterday afternoon entered the
eating house OF Mrs. Eliza Coss and or.
dered some refreshment. While the
waiter was absent, he appropriated unto
himself certain hair brushes, scissors and
other equally valuable articles. The
msjesty of the law was soon present in
the form Of the Marshal, and Montgomery
pineth in building not sought after.
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THE finest and best, Oysters received
every day fresh at Chas. R. Behler's.

ALARM OF FtRE-Last night about
eleven o'clock an alarm of fire was vigor.
ously yelled on the streets (the bells had
nothing to do with sounding it,) by the
men and boys who happened to be out in
the neighborhood5 of the intersection Of
Maine and Monroe streets. It was soon
discovered that the property threatened
with destruction was the tobacco manu-.
factory Of N. Little & Co., on Monroe
street, door or two west of Main. The
drying department Of the establishment
was the locality OF the incipient conaagra-
ton. A crowd quickly gathered and the
prompt application Of water extinguished
the flames before any damage had been
done. 5 r..
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Police CouRT.-Ellen Fitzsimmons
was before the Police Court yesterday for
the -th time, Only few days ago she
was arrested for creating tumult and dis
order, aud begged 10 be let of, promising
to leave the city and not return II HIS
Honor would grant her petition. Judge
Good imposed q nominal fine and suspend.
cd payment on the condition she pro-
posed, Yesterday morning she was
brought up for being drunk on the
streets. A fine Of one dollar was entered
up against her, which, with the costs,
amounted to FIVE or six dollars. She did
not have SO much money and was sent to
Jail the usual number Of days, in default
OF payment
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Do NOT forget to try a dish Of fine, large
Oysters at Chas, R, Behlers -.

Try THEM.-we daily hear persons
speaking in the highest terms Of the pat.
entJItting shirt which is gradually taking
fireplace of all others, These ahirts open
in the side and are made in any desired
style. j. T. LAkin s Co, are receiving
orders for them and guarantee q perfect
ttin eyeryinstance. Try them. III
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THR RETURNs-We he'd hoped to pre-.
sent our readers this morning with the
result Of Thursdays election in this
county. "Thefact that the count has no ,
been completed is our apology Tor It's non .
appearance. Clay, Madison, Union aud
Webster townihips have not been finish.
ed, but will be to-day, 1t Is presumed
Enough Is known to insure the election
Of Dick Brown as Sheriff. The race be.
tween McColloch and Darrah for CLERK
Of the Circuit Court Is close; Jacob II Is
thought, has carried the county by about
200. Judge Melvin Is undoubtedly re.elect.
ed. Messrs. Jacob "a. ny and Cunning
ham arc ahead in the Senatorial district
as far OsheaFd from. There will probably
be . small majority for Ratification, al
though II Is not at all certain. Cracrai
C"Ring" nomlnee) Is elected Prosecuting
Attorney, Us Is also the same ticket fol
House Of Delegates. Our telegraph col
umns give the returns from other portions
Of the State, received up to the hour o.
going to press Elsewhere there Seems
to be the same difficulty in counting The
vote as that experienced here. It will
probably be week or two before the en-
tire State is heard from. We hope to b
able to give the vote Of this county In
tabular form in Monday mornings issue
The following Is the vote as far as vel
counted for and against the Constit tuition,
Governor, sherif, Clerk of tho Circuit
Court, Congress, and Judge Of this Cir
emit. ..
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CANTON.

Every genuine box Of DR.. Mc-
LANES LIVER Pills bears the signature
of Fleming Brothers, Pittsburgh, Penn.
sylVania, and their private o. s. stamp.
fET Take no other. The market is full
of limitations.
1t Is the popular verdict that people
who have been accustomed to the use Of
Bitters or Cordials, are obliged eYentu.
ally to resort to McLANE's LIVER Pills
for permanent relief. ap20s&w.
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EXCURSION to Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia ola Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, leaving Wheeling, September
u, 1879, OF 6:40P.M. Round trip tickets
ST. 90, good for 90 days. Tickets and
further information can be had by calling
at Union R, R. Office, Wheeling, or ad.
dressing s. n. Todd, Piqua, o. saw
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TAKEN CHAReE.-ATr. S. B. Crawford,
of Newburg, in this State, has been sp'
pointed master machinist on the Fourth
Division OF the Baltimore S Ohio Rail
road, and took charge yesterday morning
This Is the position recently filled by
Capt. W. II. Harrison, who was not long
since appointed Superintendent OF ma
chinery on the Pittsburgh, Washington 6
Baltimore road. Mr.. Crawford is spoken
of as one we'll qualified for the responsible
post he has been designated to fill.
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FIRST OF THE sEAsON.-Mr. ]. zIegen.
fielder, No. 4 Monroe street, has received
the first oysters Of the season, fresh and
hne, and Is prepared 10 serve them up at
his spacious saloon, in every style. En-.
trance on Fourth and Monroe streets.
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SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THE SUB
srANcE FADE."-Now Is a good time tc
secure your Shadow" The best place
is, unquestionably, the Partridge Gallery
III Main Street.
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THANKs.-The proprietors and all
hands employed about the INTELnraEN.
GER office desire to express their thanks to
Vaas' band for the compliment paid them
last evening. About II o'clock the band
accompanied by a large crowd of jubi-
liant Dick Brown men made their ap-
pearance In front Of our office, and made
the welking ring with exquisite music
aud shouts Of victory for the successful
candidate for the Sherifalty Of this
county.
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LARGE FuNERAL-The funeral OF the
late Deputy Sergeant Chspline, took place
yesterday afternoon from his residence in
North Wheeling, His former associates
on the police force, large delegation
from the Lodge Of Ode Fellows with
which he had been connected, and very
many of his friends and acquaintance,
united with the family and relatives in
paying the last tribute of respect to his
memory. Sergeant Chapline was a good
aud faithful officer, a kind and indulgent
husband, a tender father, and a true
friend. Peace to his ashes. .HtN
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THR most complete and cholS line Of
Foreign and Domestic Cassimeres, Scotch
Cheviots, English and French Diagonals,
Cloths Of all shades, Vestings, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, &C., can be
found at Q. Hess merchant tailor, cor.
ner OF Main and Quincy streets, who does
all work in the best style and guarantees
fla.
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To ORGAN BuYERs.-By special efEort
q supply OF the popular Eureka Organs Il
under way, and will be received during
the next two weeks at sheib's Music Store
Monroe street. 50 the disappointment o.
intending buyers will in future be OBJ
waited. ~ eh 80
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court met
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, and pro
ceeded to call over the docket. Nothing
Of special interest was done. Wesuppose
the real work OF the term will not begin
until Monday, and now that the election
is over and there is no other Court inter
fering, the docket will be pretty thorough.
" oYerhauled,
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oYsTERs-Fied, stewed and broilcd
oysters, first Of tho season, large and
fresh, al ]. ZiegenieldeTs spacious saloon,
No. 4 Monroe street. Entrance either on
Fourth or Monroe.
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Educational.
ST, IosEPHs ACADEMY,
gIFTa ANp 9raNcY srRgar!

ltcoRNER. FIFTH AND QUINCY STREETS.
TiiTAs duiIes Of this Institution will be resumed
on Monday, September ID, In the building 70.
Gently known ~ st. Hineent's College adjoining
the Convent, with greatly enhanced facilities for
conducting the School In an efficient manner.
The sisters hope for continuance and exten'
kion OF tae hbelAl patronage heretofore be.
slowed on H. The Sisters will RhAt0 nothing Of
their earnest efforts for the advancement Of their
pupils. This assurance will DO sufficient Tor
parents who have heretofore patroAiLed tho
School, They also announce with pleasure that
the connection Of Mrs. whitaker With the Aead'
envy, N Teacher Of Vocal and instrumental
Music, will be continued
A beleet class for limited number Of boys IN.
der ten years Of age, will DO opened on tho sAmO
day, The German Language will DO Taught
gratis TO children Of both sexes OF German
parentAge.
Parents are earnestly requested to enter their
children early, In order that the classes may be
fully formed from tho commencement
ForpArtieulArs apply At st. Joseph's Convent,
entrance on Quincy street. -
AUo. IS, 1sT9. auIi
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ISorder to reduce my present stock Of
Boots and Shoes l viii sell them regard
less Of cost from this date. L. V. Blond.
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HELD FOR PosrAaE.-Letters addressed

HELD FOR PosTAaE,-Letters addressed
as below are held in the post Office here
for prepayment Of postage: Mrs. ]. G,
Dean, Clifton, W. Va, 8 cts; Miss Mamie
N. McElhenny, Iewisburg, W. Va, 8 cts
John Barry, Roney's Point, 8 cts; William
Taylor, Woodlawn, Marshall county, W.
VAS cts; Messrs. Pipes & Hirenman,
Cameron, W, Va, cts; ]. r, Patterson,
oskaloosa, Iowa. cts; Mrs. Julia Bow.
man, Altoona, Pa, 2 cts; Joseph S. Swan,
Box 1884, St. Louis, Mo, Q cts; Biddy
Kelly, city, l ct. - -.
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PLEASANT DAY.-Yesterday a brisk,
cool breeze prevailed during the day, rem.
dering the temperature pleasant and de-
lightlul. We hardly feel justified in an.
nouncing the spinal column Of the heated
term broken because we have had one
day of delicious GOODNESS. We have been
caught up once or twice on this business
this season, and we propose 10 be more
cautious in the future.
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EVERY particle OF poisonous matter is
carried out Of the system; the pale and
sallow will become fresh and vigorous, by
using Simmons Liver Regulator.
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CnEAf GooDs.-A large stock Of Wo
MEMS Misses and GhildreuS Shoes q
per cent cheaper than formerly at L. v
Blends.
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Doors AND SHOES OF the best Easter
manufacture, Tor sale regardless Of cost a
L. Y. Blonde.
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IHRI!lEII liEEGIIs,i.ifaS
u, 49, .,.,I.,H III, ~ Aklull

:. ,So. ,...so.S,, !, ~, hlQOD
Cd are above pointed 70 relIei ~ He IsSI
believes no has combined In Az, wv 0ltOItI,
Natures most sovereign fuaij hs's.g mon Il
which God has instIlSd into tSS We. !pioPerta,
dom for healing tho sick tha5 VA ss1Aels ttE
eonqlned 10 ono medicine, The eyidsr NJ ets3N
~, ~ iounu ~ tno great viriey Of mo-, ~ w
a'e diseases Wnien " has ben cspd IA oo'
"a y. INC cure q BronehIIIS, SsTSnS
Sou n, ana inc Gary Stages oiCon,rste
ION, u mas Gsionished the medical SrSsI
medical discovery Of thc acS TLb.TEs gfrtigl
seVurcst Coughs, It strengthen M 'M.tSafuut
purlfloS. tho blood. By il. S,, ,,asH q!
o1Sh blood purifying properties h ECU. sla ls..
HumOFs, from the WORT Sr,nsLSia Z
common Blotch, Plmple, Or E,rinab %
Mercurial disease, Mineral polsos. asIPuon,
elects, arc etadlcatca, and viTumpI h.,SIl Va
sound constitution established, FpT.Iah tl
salt Rheum, Fever sores SSlEtlaS
Rough Skin, In short. all The bB TSsil %
eases caused by bad blood. arc copoSsr'i " y
powerful purifying and invicuratins nSSt! Gai
II you feel dull, drOwsy. deb llltsieS ~!
loW color OF sEin, or ycllowlsh bruVp M, Y
tiee OF body, frequent headache OF dIT,iss,' ",
tiste 10 mouth, internal heat or cbilis ~
win hot Hushes, low spirits, and glcon, ~
bodinss, Irregular appetite, and tunTvs s,. VI
yGa ,I AZ Sn .Sca from FORBID Liver
COmplainto Only part Of ibs,S ,Llttf
are experienced. Asa remedy for All M E ".
Dr.. PiprGe'S Gollel Medical Discover ~ ~ =
Glual, as 1t effects perfect cures, leaylfS n Z
CT strengthened on healthy. For H. ~ =. y y
IEnbltual OOuSti patton Oftfe bsIG
Is 0 naY1r nllinI tCltds.. and those NJ, ~
used 1t for this pNrnosb ar Loud In Ia mi.
Tho proprietor oTtrB g. .rgJ reward EorIs,s
cine that viii equal II for tie ttre Of IuHS
Claos for Which 1t Is recommended,
Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle. PrrurlL
Il. V. Pierce, N. D.. Sole Proprietor, SthtCsI1
raj Laboratory. l3l SENECA s'reL RugAhS NJ
Send your addrrss iJsa pamphlet
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LIGHT AND sHADE.-All the "summer
Styles" photographed on short notice, at
the Partridge Gallery.
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A WANT SUPPLIED.
The FaVorite SOAP
,,,.,lpD rrD v,bosp,, u

-
claim that It cannot be eIoelIed, n, u X. I, I,
ty and quality; ID, In economy, 6eSs. .S:,,r y
Arm and hard as soon IS nsde and WI I2.',. ~,
when exposed to the stmospheie, y. !; L,a
soaps do. It will therefore wash hSa ~ \ ~ ~
more az the soaps now in market St y &e nj nj
price; Sd, For pcrloctiUn In washilg, ~ IN
wash with pure, clean sosp, Ct yoa Sslss Ss,r!
clean, white clothes. Uss he Pl'orm ,.i ssSy n;
you will have no more trouble gsE.ss ,m
clothes white and hultiess, and Eoais1S5 ,ls,q
1t will not injpTe the sklG OF We ny. oIgL
fabrics. Stu. | clRin for i 40 sd'al'lss
Others in that It will bear leaving Y ~ ,sS.,.r
or 10 hours without inJGfng H. OslI 4, N :,
rendered useless By forgetting lags :. ~ n, pi
or basin after nslng. Flc4se Gh4lM sSr IA \
grocer for tho FayorItc Soap, Gha J"' w.
convinced that Il Is the best. utg,s,fp 81
CAuTIoX.--Eaeh bar Is stamped I'LL
HIeGdnIeG' FlpOrIN Soup, nHHyeF'-'''
REtd. H7tslII9, ", "a" ,-,.,.,.w
Manufactured ard sO!d 81 Who,e+ApS vfp
Soap snd Candle MaqgistiaTT
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UOR SALE

'Ok SALE II !
-Four years. Lease OF good Dwelling Of sI1
rooms. Also asmGll store Room attached, new
ly lifted mp with gas, water, &c. Good place FOL
Bakery or other retail business. Best location
in tho city. Enquire OF
au9o $50 a'' ISAAC IRWIN,
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SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, 1872.
Now Advertisement.

Commissioners Notice.
Scrofula. - .'- -"
G. Mendel, Booth & Co.
. Notice.
Religious Notice.
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Street Preaching.
Stencil Outfits. Co.,.
Universalists' Church.
Baptist Church.
Undertaking-Wm. link & Son.
AmericanWatches- & Duflleld
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EolIRnIa.
FARM FOR isaSEIaoTf0

u w
kui, AUTHORISED. TO sell A snail hrm Of
63N acres, beautifully GItnated, about one mile
from wheeling, in Ohio county, about 80 acr6l
Improved, all well wAtered, good orchard Of
fuit bearing trees, dwelling bppse OF BIZ
rooms, and out houses. VIII b sold cheap, for
cash, or part eaah, balance BY inStAlents 10 suit
Apply to WIN. OL0HAN,
Real Estate Agent,
au91 Wheeling Wa Va
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orsEERs prepared in every style al
CAas. R. BehleFs.
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TRusTEFs SALE.

'hSSAHE y OhLE' .H.
ny virtue Of Decd OF Trust made by James
Cahil and wife, dated November g. 1865, and
OF record In the once OF the Recorder OF Ohio
county In Deed Of Trust Book No. 2, folio $40,
will offer OF public sale at the front door Of the
Court Houfe Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, September 81, 1874, (,
the following described property situate In the
county OF Ohio. in the State OF West Virginia,
that Is 10 say: Lot numbered four, In square
numbered forty.two (4g in the town Of south
Wheeling (now part OF the city Of Wheeling), q
plat Of which 10 Of record In the once OF tho
Recorder Of Ohio county in Decd Book No. %,
folio e3i. Said lot fronts on Seventh, between
Walnut and Chestnut streets.
TERMS or SALE-Three.ffths Of tho purchase
money, or as much more as the purchaser may
choose, in hand: the balance In eighteen months
with interest from date. LIZ .si5a
Au20 s. BRADY, Trustee.
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DARN OF 196 ACRES oFaeH
Il LAND FOR sALR-6ItuAte on the ~
Bethany Pike, I've miles from the city Of
Wheeling, and being part Of the James Kelly
farm. Theimprovements consist OF o good two
story hewed log house, large stGblespring house,
&C. This land ID in high state OF cultivation
and has one,iourth OF mile front on the pike.
or THos. o'BRIRN, Real Estate Agent, Wheel.
ing, W. Va. 4-H -1.iu 'aa'.af aui9
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting 10 sao,Ms

Tickets, $40. Half Tickets, 81. QuArt.n, SIS.
g-our lotteries are chartered BY The S1E
arc always drawn at the time named sd II
drawinge are under the supervision Of sVn
commissioners.
H- The ofiloial drawing will be pub.,tsdi
the st. Louis papers, and copy sent 10 plrsQs
ers OF tickets.
~We will draw q similar scheme lie b:
day Of evry month during the yeSrlS7!.
IN Rcmlt at our risk by POsTOYHCT yOyU
ORDERS, REGISTERED LETTER, DuET q Il
PRESS. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER & co,
PoBtOtice Box 2tR
Ap9 Tu-Th.St&w St LOlls, 70
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wAaHTNaToN ToMNsu1p.

For Ratification, S47; For Rejection,
222. Governor, Jacob, 81; Camden, 1926,
Sheriff, Brown, 841; Tingle, 8O1. Clerk,
McColloch, 314; Darrah, 1914. Congress
Davis, 256; Wilson, S6l. Judge, Melvin,
49, Ewing, 800.
cLAY-(ineomplete.)
For Ratification, 176; For Rejection
244 Governor, Jacob, $40; Camden, 1871.
Sheriff, Brown, 1858; Tingle, 14O. Clerk,
McCollOch, 200, Dsrrah, 142.
CENTRE.
For Ratification, 804; for Rejection, 1888
Governor, Jacob, 1874; Camden, 2O6
Sheriff, Brown, 214; Tingle, SO5. Clerk,
McColloch, 1877; Darrah, 821. Congress,
Davis, 1876; Wilson, 294. Judge, Melvin,
800; Ewing, 27s.
WEBSTER.
For Ratification, 400; for Rejection,
S17. Governor, Jacob, S52; Camden, $40.
Sheriff, Brown, 1855; Ttngle, 1857. Clerk,
McColloch, 322; Darrah, 400. Congress-,
Davis, $50; Wilson, 1856. Judge, Melvin,
3S2; Ewing, $50.
RTTcHIE.
For Ratification, 295; For Rejection,
3O7. Governor, Jacob. $40; Camden, $50.
Sheriff, Brown, 1888; Tingle, 24s. Clerk,
McColloch, 2s4; Darrah, 34e. Congress,
Davis, 947; Wilson, 200. Judge, Melvin,
S7si Ewing, 26S.
TRIADELPHIA.
For Ratification, 241; For Rejection,
100. Governor, Jacob, 17s; Camden, $40.
Sheriff, Brown, 17s; Tingle, 22S. Clerk,
McColloch, 1870; Darrah, 292. Congress,
Davis, 100; Wilson, $50. Judge. Melvin,
sO4i Ewing, 200.
HIGHLAND.
For Ratification, 1853; For Rejection,
81. Governor, Jacob, 104; Camden, 1856.
Sheriff, Brown, 90; Tlnglc, 1879. Clerk,
McColloch, 100; Darrah, 121. Congress,
Davis, 90; Wilson, 1877. Judge, Melvin,
III Ewing, 1873.
LIBERTY.
For Ratification, 1856; For Rejection,
15l. Governor, Jacob, 1853; Camden, 1877.
Sheriff. Brown, 14S; Tingle, 141. Clerk,
McColloch, ia; Darrah, 1870. Congress,
Davis, 1885, Wilson, 146; Judge, Melvin,
1859; Ewing, 124.