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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-15
JACOB I'm CHARLESTON.
He Refuses to support the New Con.
stiiuttOn-Now You See 1t and Now
You Don't.

He Refuses to support the New Con.
stiiutton-Now You See 1t and Now
You Don't.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August r.
Governor Jacob, the independent cam
didate, addressed q mixed Crowd of two
hundred persons here to day in favor of
his reelection. He refused to take any
position on the National or State meas
ures, and refused particularly to support
the new Constitution. His Democratic
friends are greatly dissatisfied in conse-
quence, as they bad been assured that
be favored that measure. As this county
has been considered his stronghold, the
failure of his meeting to-day confirms
the impression that Camden, the regu-
lar Democratic nominee. will be elected
and the new Constitution carried. The
Republicans claim an agreement be-
tween them and jacob for the defeat OF
the new Constitution, and say that ia
cob's friends have been violating it to
secure him Democratic votes. He, how
ever, denies having authorized anybody
to use his name in connection with the
fight on the Constitution. His attempt
to dodge the question has hurt him
badly. The indications now are that
West Virginia will elect the regular
Democratic ticket, adopt the Constitu-
ton, and 60 tor Greeley by a large ma.
jority.
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ONE WEEK FOR WORK.

The State election takes place on
next Thursday, one week from to-day
The intervening week should be devo-
ted to active and constant work. We
believe that il the election were to be
held to-day the Democratic State ticket
would be successful; one week hence
their majority will be largely increased.
The tide is now in their favor. Let
every Democrat labor during the week
to swell the influences now operating
in behalf of the Democratic cause and
so roll up majority that will encour-
age our co-laborers elsewhere and fix
West Virginia firmly in the line Of
Democratic States. Let US have an
united and energetic effort, "a long pull
a strong pull, and pull all together
and we will bury all forms and phases
of Radicalism so deep that they will
never rear their hateful forms again.
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lraE TARIRR auEaTIoN.

We publish this morning q request
addressed to Colonel BEN WILSON call
ing upon him to define his position on
the Tariff question. The gentlemen
who sign the request are mainly Re
publicans, and we are inclined to think
that the people of the First Congress
sionsl District are not 80 nearly unsni-
nous in favor Of a thigh protective
tariff" as these assume that they are
However, Mr.. WILSON will doubtless
answer for himself. 1t would seem
scarcely worth while to interrogate Mr.
DAVIS in relation to the matter, for the
1ntslHgeneer made much ofits campaign
against that gentlemen two years age
BY such frantic appeals as the follow.
ing. which we find in the Wheeling
LntslGsmesr October q, 1870:
"woRxINoasN, we beg you will re
member when, you vote to-day that a
vote for Davis for Congress is q vote fol
Free-Trade; a vote to break down
American industry; to close up the nal
mills and glass factories; a vote to take
away your employment and make hard
times and distress for yourselves and
families"
Are we to infer from the Intslkgeneer'
present support OF Mr.. DAVIS that tina,
paper is in favor Of closing up the nail
mills and glass factories and bringing
about the general desolation which il
then predicted as the result Of Mr.
DAVIS election 2
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PUTNAM COUNTY.
Large Democratic Meeting-N0 Sym
patty with Boilers.


Large Democratic Meeting-No Sym
pathy With Boilers.
One of the very best meetings Of the
campaign was held on last Saturday, in
Putnam county. near the mouth O
Scary. The meeting was one Of the old
fashioned kind, an all day affair, at.
tended by large numbers Of ladies and
gentlemen. and including az its leading
features, speeches in the grove and q
splendid basket dinner. The number
of persons in attendance were variously
estimated at from three hundred and
fifty to four hundred.
4 shady and we'll seated grove offered
q pleasant rest to allin attendance. A
splendid, spring near by furnish ed sub
stantial relief for thirsty humanity.
Dinner was served about noon, and most
heartily enjoyed. Aherward speeches
were delivered in favor 1.-THE Demo
cratic ticket and new Constitution, by
DR.. j. j. Thompson, Of Putnam, and
Henry 8. Walker, of Kanswha. The
speeches were we'll received by the sa-
diepce. and, it is believed, had a good
effect. " -- t.' p
This meeting was held in q neighbor-
hood where the Democrats are largely
in the ascendant. 4 short time ago
quite q number of them were disposed
70 support Governor Jacob. This they
will not now do, for the reason that
they see that vote for jacob is vote
to divide the Democracy, aud give aid
and comfort to the Radieaaa. Camden
will get the entire Democratic vote Of
that region.-Co1siT. i.st -. .n.
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STAND az THE PARTY.

Stand by the party that after long
toll, repeated trials, and indomitable
efforts has wrenched the State from the
hands Of the proscriptionists and made
the people free; the party that re.
pealed' 'tfei test oaths, repealed the
registration act and enfrsnchised the
white ms, $ the party that'is now Ia
boring fora reform in the administra-
ton Of nstionsl affairs and, uulsss be-
trayed h tie house Of its protested
friepds, that viii accomplish that glo-
rious work. ~ - u##
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A SPECIAL dispatch to the Cincinn

A SPECIAL dispatch to the Cincinnati
Enquirer copied elsewhere states that
Governor JACOB at Charleston refused
to say that he would support the new
Constitution, In Hampshire aud Hardy
counties he declared himself in favor of
the ratification of the new Constitution
and said that he would vote for it.
Now you see it and now you don't"
He promises TO vote for it in order to
secure Democratic sympathy and help /;
and to vote against it in order to graf
ify the Radicals. But then, he is the
only honest man in West Virginia, you
know. 81. g.. ...
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At the solicitation of numerous
friends IN the district, and for the love
Of great Republican principles. l have
become candidate for Congress FROM
the First District, in opposition to MIR.
John j. Davis, the Independent Demo-
cratic candidate. l am one Of the Re
publicans who believe that our party
should have held q Convention and
regularly nominated Q candidate for
Congress, but it having failed in this, /
think my announcement perfectly le-
Ultimate and one that will command the
support OF every true Republican. Will
Republicans support man who, &C
eording to his own record, is in oppo.
elton to the Thirteenth, Fourteenth and
Fifteenth amendments to the Constitu'
ton, Grant, Greeley and everything
else that is Republican, and with the
idea of securing the Republican votes,
opposed to the new Constitution of West
Virginia. I appeal TO you as Republl,,
cans, as men governed by principle and
honor. and ask you, are you prepared
to invest with political powers the man
who would scorn 10 bold q single Re-
publican idea2 MI. Davis is but the
candidate Of a political ring, and the
members OF our party who care more
for principles than STRATEGY" want a
man in whom they can entrust their
interests to his keeping. The STRATEGY
evinced in Republicans voting for one
Democrat to defeat another, is
not very clear to the rank and file Of his
party, and especially when the Demo-
crat is of the bitter, hostile, uncom'
promising and virulent stripe OF Mr..
Davis. The Republican voters of this
State are not yet prepared to surrender
the great principles for which we, as a
party, have ever commended. Gentle
men, will you submit to have your con-
victions OF right and duty strangled by
few individuals who seek to mould
the politics of the State2 l claim that
you have a right to vote for man Of
your own belief, and not one who is
running in the interests of the Demo
Gratis. Republicans, work shoulder To
shoulder; for if the Democratic vote
will be divided between Davis and Viii
son, as it is claimed, we now have q
better chance of success than will
probably again occur in many years
There is no time to be lost. Commence
nov, and work for the success of your
ticket. Respectfully,
H. W. RooK.
MoundsYille, August ii, 1872.
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THE COMING MAN.

The strenuous exertions that were
made to get Mr.. CRIswELL off the track
as candidate. for Congress are under
stood to have been put forth in the in
terest OF some other Republican, prob
ably Governor STEVENSON, who expects
to run at the time Of the regular and
legal election in October. The Radical
managers are perfectly willing that Mr.
DAVIS shall be beaten in August bu,
they will labor for another and fal
different candidate when the proper
time for the election comes. aL..
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SEALED PROPOSiIS
WILL BE Received BY THE

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE IN,
w .mittee on Water Works unrl~s
o'clock saturday, August 2ith, 49, n, !.
making and delivering OF about sf,,
hupdred feet Of four and six inch ~
Pipe, more or less. The pipe 10 De n n, :.
teenths of an inch thick, with all The ~.
sary branches TO suit the different Ma ;
pipe, stop cocks and fire plugs 10 g.,
quantityas the Committee on Water W =,
may order. The pipes TO be cast OF moUA.
In dry sand, in \ perpendicular ph,I.s
and OF good dark grey iron, ~ that 4 -
be easily drilled. Each pipe or pler "a
twelve feet four inches long, the loQr n.
pipe to weigh not more than three i.,.
dred and fitty pounds and not lev lI,
three hundred and forty.hve pound, q,
the six inch pipe 10 weigh s0t more ,1u
Ave hundred and five, and not less tL,,
four hundred and ninety pounds n.
castings OF different kinds TO I've dellys,
on the street where the pipe Is Needed 1,
quantity OF street boxes tO De- made. n,
work to be done In three months alter y
contract A. awarded. The conlractort,sg
bond and security for the fulflmentOia
contract. The pipe 10 bear ted Of !.
hundred and fifty pounds hydraulic ps.
ure to the square inch, and 10 be tsied
Wheeling, under the supervision Of 4
Superintendento Of the Water Works ant ,
the expense OF The contractor. The els b
serves the right to receive or reIect any .
all bids. Bids will be endorsed propoai
for Water Pipe, Branches, &c" and 70 .
left with the Clerk OF the city.
IN - ANDREW WILSON.
Chairman Committee on Water wCn
aag7
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The following is copy Of the pledge
submitted to the Ohio County Conven-
ton on the lst of July, by virtue OF
which Captain WILSON was balloted
for in that Convention as candidate
for the Houseof Delegates. The paper
was preserved by the Secretary of the
Convention and is now in our possess
sion:
"Io tie Democratic Convention of Ohio
County:
"GENrLEMEN-I offer myself as q
candidate for member Of the Legisla.
ture and pledge myself to abide by the
decision of this Convention.
"AyDREw WILSON"
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"The Partnership between
the Republicans and q pOr-
ton Of the Democratic party,
Governor Jacob and his
friends, Is n limited one, and
for a specific purpose. the de-
feat of the new Constitution.
That accomplished, the Re.
publican party will elect a
man of its own for Governor
In OctOber.''-Ertract from speech
of COL 1.,B. S,eaan, at Charleston, July
9Th 1872.
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.ruE OADCANDIDATE."

A standing accusation made by the
Radicals against Democratic candidates
in this State is that they are controlled
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
1t was urged against Mr.. JACOB in 1870
and they are attempting to use it now
against Mr.. CAMDEN and in behalf of
Governor JACOB. Was there ever a
more pitiful case of low demsgoguery ?
The IntslEgencer of September q, 1870,
contains the following paragraph con-
corning its present candidate for Gov
ernor.
The Greenbrier Independent chastens
some OF it's Democratic contemporaries
for printing the name OF the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor as
Jacobs" whereas, saith the Independ.,
srt, his name is only "Jacob." Will
the Mdependent now inform us whether
he is the original Jacob" To avoid
errors wouldn't it be better to write his
name simply "B. & o. R. R. Co. p
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In West Virginia, direct issue is
Joined between the supporters and the
opponents of Greeley. The journals Of
that State, Democratic as we'll as Re
publican, recognize the fact, and make
the fight on that square basis. Jacob
is supported by the Republicans and
anti.Greeley Democrats, and Camden
by the Greeleyites, for Governor. In
the Wheeling District, the former sup.
port Davis and the latter Wilson, for
Congressman.-Cmcinnati Times and
GronicLe-Rd2.
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oNI.Y FOOLING THE n.

There is good reason to believe hat
the Radicals are "fooling JOHN D..
DAVIS in this canvass just as they are
"fooling" JOHN j. JACOB, and with
better prospects of success in the former
case than in the latter. They are per-
fectly aware that the Congressional
election in August will count for moth
ing; that the day fixed by law for the
election of members Of Congress is the
Fourth Thursday in October. They
are therefore willing to vote
for DAVIS in August, but you
may bet your head they ~'H haze
a straight Radical candidate in Oc-
tobsr. If they succeed in defeating the
new Constitution they will vote for
somebody else than JACOB for Governor
in October, in accordance with Ton
SWANS programme, but the latter
contingency is much less certain than
the former.
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OHIO COUNTY.

Democratic meetings in the city o.
Wheeling will be held as follows:
In the FIFTH WARD, on Friday
evening, August l6, 10 be addressed by
Colonel BEN. WILSON, J. HANSON
GOOD and others.
At the COURT HOUSE, Saturday
night, August II, to be addressed by
Hon. S. F. CAREY, Of Ohio; Hon
SAMUEL WOODS, OF Barbour county
and others.
Other county meetings will shortly
be announced.
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DIED.

wATSON-JACoB WATSON, ST., August
10, 1872, in the 10Th year OF his age.
The funeral will take place on Thursday
August Is, 1872, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, from his
late residence on Chapline street, Centre
Wheeling. All the friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
FREEZE-Tuesday, August Is, 1872, q.
Phebe b Freeze, aged years, II months
and 10 days.
Funeralwill take place nom the residence
Of his parents, corner Of Eoff and Division
streets, this Thursday forenoon at 10
o'clock. Friends OF the family are invited
IN atfnnd .E. ..
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,
The Canvass in Marshall.

A. BROOKS FLEMING, R. G.
BARR, WIN. P. HUBBARD and
6. L. CRANMER, Esqs., will address
the people on the issues Of the day at
Bolton, Thursday, August 18th.
Cameron, Friday, August 10th, at
9 P. NJ.
BenwOOd, Saturday evening,
August 18th.
Gen. WHEAT will also be at the
Benwood meeting.
Col. BEN. WILSON, FONTA1N
SMITH, GEO. o. DAVENPORT and
j. w. GALLAGER will address the
people at
German Settlement, Marshall
Co, Friday, August 10th, at 2 o'clock.
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Hon. GEORGE v. LAWRENCE, of p

Hon. GEoRGE " LAWRENCE, of Penn
sylvania, invested a large amount Of
campaign funds in the New York Day
Book, a Democratic paper of the
PoxERoY style, expecting to use it in
the interest Of GRANT. Much to his
chagrin, the Day Book now supports
GREELEY and Mr.. LAWRENCE feels hurt.
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Ten Years Too Late.

Some great men live before their
time. MI. Davis comes upon the stage
one decade after his. He would have
been q success at Richmond ten years
ago, But the Richmond Of ten years
ago, has passed away forever. The
trouble Mr. Davis encounters is that he
don't know it, Wheeling Intelhgener,
August is, 1870. -.
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THEyEGRO VOTE.

The following from the Wheeling
Intellgesesr Of October 25, 1870, reads
as fresh as though it had been specially
intended for the present campaign:
1.-THE Clarksburg Telegraph says Mr..
Davis friends are laboring 10 secure the
negro vote. WhewI Can it be posi-
bic the South Carolina gentleman would
allow persons to vote TOR him who are
as much below his level as the " NOM
KEY
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JACOB OUTDONE BY BUTLER.

Lest his being a candidate for Gov
ernor might distract the Republican
party in Massachusetts, in this import
ant national contest, BEN BUTLER de-
clines to allow his name to be used
BEN has never been very widely noted
for his modesty, but in this act has
shown a devotion to bad cause that
Governor JACOB would do well to imi
tate in behalf OF q good one.
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Democratic State Ticket.

HII ioR aovfRsoR,
JOHNSTON n CAMDEN, OF Wood.
rypsArroRSKY GENERAL,
URHRVlM. MATTHEWS, OF Greenbrier'
FOR AUDITOR,
B.EA. BENNETT. OF Marion.
FOR TREASURER, g,
JOHN 3. BURDETT. of Kanawha.
FOR STATE sUPERINrENDENr OF FREE
- y. ,..H SCHOOLS, .-..r. ..t
BENJAMIN w. BYRNE, OF Clay.
For Jupdrs or SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
LANES Fault, OF Ohio.
Az. RAYMOND, Of Marion.
C.P. r. MOORE, of Mason.
is. HOFFMAN, of Harrison.
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TARIFF Or FREE TRADE.
To Colonel hen. Wilson.
WHEELING, August IA, lS1.

WHEELING, August IA, 1872.
Editors OF the Register:
We, the undersigned, believing that
the Republican and Democratic masses
OF the First Congressional District are
almost unanimous in favor OF high
protective tariff by the General Govern
ment on all articles manufactured in
this country, in competition with like
articles manufactured in Europe, and
that the question of protection to Amer
can industry is the question more than
all others that interests the mechanics
manufacturers, agriculturalists and the
lsboring masses Of this District, in de-
termiping the candidate who shall re-
ceive their votes at the coming Con-
gressional election, we therefore respect
fully ask, through the medium of your
paper, Hon. Benz. Wilson, whom you
recommend us to vote for, to define his
position on this question.
Jesse S. Wheat, Henry Boyer,
Friedrich Gollner, John w. Schultz,
Frank Slender, j. K. Wheat,
John Kruger, Jesse Litton,
Philip Hauenstein, August Meier,
James MCGEE, Jacob Etz,
Richard H. Pudder,S. H. Rose,
J. H. Weed, G. A. Stoker,
Thomas Gleason, Chas. Miller,
Tim Flanigen, VIM. Schockey,
ThomssC. Bishop, Louis Nolte,
Jacob Brand, David Vennum,
John T. Shredder, George Bowman,
Lee Wilson, A. j. Newland,
Robert Baker, G. w. Weekly,
Edward Hayne, John S. Cox,
John Wright, D. Darragh.
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN
For the New Constitution and the
Democratic Ticket.
Election, August %, 1872.
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The people OF the several counties in
the following list will be addressed by
distinguished Democratic speakers at
the Court House. Of their respective
counties on the days mentioned in the
list, the same being the first day of the
Circuit Court:
Berkeley, Saturday, August IL.
Fayette, Tuesday, August Goth.
GiImer, Monday, August 10Th.
Mineral, Tuesday, August Goth.
Morgan, Tuesday, August 10Th.
Preston, Tuesday, August Goth.
Randolph, Thursday, August 18th.
Writ, Monday, August 18th.
MOpongalia, Thursday, August
18th '
Col. BEN. WILSON, J. HANSON
GOOD, GEORGE o. DAVENPORT
and FONTAIN SMITH, ESQ.,, will ad.
dress the people
At Red Mills, WefZeI county,
on Thursday, August IS.
Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Of
Maryland, and other speakers will adj
dress the people at
Newburg, Thursday night, Au-
gust Is.
Piedmont, Friday night, Au-
gust Is.
Martinsburg, Saturday, Au-
gust II.
Berkeley Springs, Tuesday,
August 20.
Harper's Ferry. Wednesday
night, August 81.
Hon. C. J. FAULKNER and others
will address the people at
MOrgantOwn, Thursday, August
Is.
FairmOnt, on Monday, August 10.
Hon. S. F. CAREY, of Ohio, will
address the people at
MOrgantOwn on Thursday, Au,
gust IS.
New Cumberland, Friday even,
ing, August 10.
Weilsburg, Saturday, August Il.
Wheeling, Saturday night, Au-
gust II.
Hon. SAMUEL WOODS, of Bar
bour county, will address the people at
MOrgantOwn. Thursday, Au-
gust ID.
WeIIsburg, Saturday, August IL.
Wheeling, Saturday night, Au-
gust IL.
The several Democratic County Ex'
ecutive Committees are requested to
make suitable arrangements for secur-
ing the attendance of the Democratic
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So -- FIRsr NAfiesAI
BELLAIRE, o., Angus ~
On and after August 18th We Ian
par, to Investors, the entire amoSs ostss
above loan, limited TO ST. O0S srI aa
lied by special act Of the General .aQlar
passed April ID 1872 and by nssc HlMeas,
Town Council August 9Th. uoos q
These bonds, issued in larva A.,
amounts, run Is years, and are rs ~ M
at the option OF the corporation u.
after date. !aa
The payment of principal and ,r,
lien upon all the public pron..,,I Oe'es
laire and La provided for NV G E
upon all the real and persGlnI n-ns'oNr
the town, ut present standing IN yBs
duplicate al 81, 1000. ~s Il
Present debt Of the Corporation a.,
laire IL $4,000. " e
The interest coupons Of the shov.L
are payable in March and SepIrm,''A
each YEN.
We invite the attention Of the nr,r
this loan. Information In detal van
given by letter or otherwise by ADJ
the First National Bank OF Bellair n
augf2 wv.
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ST, JOSEPH'S CONVENT
Corner Fifth and Quincy Streets.

SOTueT rlllll anu SuiuSy SliCClS'
T1HE DUTIES OF THIS INSTITUTION
i will be resumed on Monday, Septem-
Der 2, in the building recently known as
st. Vincent's College, adjoining the Con-
vent, with greatly enhanced facilities for
conducting the school in an efficient man.
ner. The Sisters hope for continuance
and extension of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on 1t. TheSisters will
abate nothing of their earnest efforts for
the advancement OF their pupils. This as.
surance will be sufficient for parents who
have heretofore patronized the School.
They also announce, with pleasure, that
the connection of Mrs. Whitaker with the
Academy, as Teacher Of Vocal and Instru-
mental Music, will be continued. A select
class for q limited number OF boys under
ten years of age, will be opened on the
same day.
The German Language will be 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 the COM
mencement.
For particulars apply at st. Joseph's Con-
vent. Entrance on Quincy street.
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
AupuSt n lS12-auul3-D
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Ohio County Ticket:

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
M.F.HUILIHEN,
GEORGE d. DAVENPORT,
WILLIAM ". MILLER, O.
JAMES ROBINSON.
. FOR RHERIFF,
GEORGE X. TINGJ.E.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
... EGG. CRACRAFT.
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY COURT,
HANNIBAL FORBES.
FOR CLERK or COUNTY COURT,
ROBERT n. WOODS.
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
THOMAS M. DARRAH.
FOR SURVEYOR OF LANDS,
n. T. CARR.
For AsSEssOR-CITY DISTRICT,
- RALPH ARKLE.
FOR Assessor COUNTRY DISTRICT,
JOSEPH BURROWS.