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Radical members of Congress are
franking Advertisements Of uniforms,
capes, torches, cannon, &c, in direct
violation Of the law.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-05

Out Of the 1000 German voters 10
San Francisco, only eighteen would
sigu cali for a German Grant meets
ing.
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The Credit Mobilier of America.

AhSiO 10 bOeHlue fihc tSatASuhiut
election for bringing to light ways
that are dark and tricks that are yain;"
for revealing to the public knowledge
and indignation transactions which
otherwise would never be discovered
Among other evidences of the corrup-
tion Of the Radical party, a revelation
has lately been made which throws into
the shade all that We had already learned
Of Radical yillaiuy.
In July |, 1852, and July 2, 1864,
Congress passed certain subsidy acts
respecting the two Pacific railroads
the Union and the Central. These acts
granted subsidy in six per cent thirty
year United States bonds, with grant
Of IL 300 acres of land for each mile Of
road Where the carcass is there will
the eagles be gathered together, and in
this case set OF political ynltures were
soon fsastiDg upOR goyerDment bounty.
A corporation called the Credit Mo
biiier wa. organized under q PeaneyL
vania charter, ostessibly to build the
road, but really to relieve the govern
ment Of some Of its spare change. 1t is
needless to say that the enterprising
ueuio''S n:' o. sne mug accom- ~ neu lneit
ooyos' Soe. DIs NV w" 9aa.e 'ne,ueu'' ~ .p she
Credit Mobilier is revealed.
A certain Col. Henry s. McComb, 10
suit 10 equity before the Supreme
| Cnnrt of psnnavivonia in which ha Il
| plaintiff aud Ntlle .aCFedlts A1blltor 1of
| America IA dalandaot .davelors soma
.,-a,,s.I,.. ~, rss.,s Z, , y lr1,s -
eAttaoTulhAty iacts IN reSafu 10 tue
career of this hourishing corporation.
| Col McComb's sn;t "a to recover the
W. 'isNol"o SUI W recover 'ne
value oil Two hundred and nifty shares OF
| The Credit Mobilier. which he declares
| of ia, 4 .Io,. - III, n, a. ,..,,,. -
tiis"s oeioHs " n'u in tne eou'se
oad : msmorsaa",n NJ S ,bss H. goo % oafs.
| Ames a member Of -congress, ma :
nrincinal MANAGER of,he Cd, Mah;I;er
and oftb. Uoionl p sc;s;e ru;.ro,J as.erts
that he used these two hundred and 6ftv
shares and many more heside. Ala M for
dbs nurnase If vett;no usmbnrs ofSnou
gress 10 cast t5eir votes and inAnencs
sn favor of leSisIa,ionf which voala an
bance eenormopslv The vnlno oftbe Credit
Wob;lier s,ock Co1s McIyomh, MON
orsndnm g;yen b;n bg n,Lss Smes
con,n;rs |, 1ist or ,bssr's,sons. n, whom
be nrsssnrsd iha cam nra,,. u .sboras,. T,le
ellowing ;s The list. - ~. I. =
60.
Blaine. or Maine. - " 5000
Patterson, Of New Hampshire 5000
p,,a,sr phsea Gi ansn aa,sesp1,si,i Sor ossisv s
S. Collar, speaker, 2,OOO
ssoaeld and KELLEY, Of Penna (eAchl 1000
Dave, of 9.oeo
Fowler, Of Tennessee. 1000
Boatsell, o. ssnssesi,; sa 5..,,,a ooo ooo
| Endorsed oaSes Ames, January 50. 1865.
6r ~. ,,.s.;, ar,r,y .h.,,,o
u sP,se v '"' $50 80 - ,'o s'',i 80
eo ~ i'O'' nv. L'S, ~ p's D,'''G III, - ,aa
sOuoe' Pus s.SNIAs T3-'. y s-isaaS;. .aas1 III ~"
eou,so =, Ss''.t ,Se~' Pssssessl 49,, 49,
saPPo'seu ~ ". -. 'sssl dssa
e'iusn "ono oi.'A' ''sou'ss s ns siI''p Ioa
.l MO.e ''In ma 'p5 .L " ~ ~ Az - sa ,s;.
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DO ACRES OF LAND.


or iess' and Is within miles OF the
hoad station; on the W NJ. X. r.,
mile OF the !. l.. l.. X. Il. The
IS beautifully situated, OF a Southern
I In a healthy neighborhoOd, ccnve.
70 schools, Churches. &c. Is laid of
Ten helds, under good fencing, with
lhs water IN most OF the fields, and is
quality red land, in good state of oul'
ION, with falr proportion OF Timber.
improvements consist Of
Ps'an'iai Brick Dwelling AMAA
e, containing seven ine ~, Es
and kitchen, a good &ti5faa
Tenant House, Stone Barn, Wagon
and Corn Cribs, complete Dairy,
He House. Hog Pen and other neces
surroundings. There are two wells o {
lent water convenient to the dwelling
are two thriving Apple Orchards in
hg condition and great variety Of
fruits on the place.
buildings on this farm are all In
repair and the dwelling is situated
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-05
EST MINISTER HOTEL.

NNEh Nam and Court
\, 'Fee,s, sas,,u we,;%ios1sr, a% %s, A@S
Hgned having leased &
|<ll known Hotel, and the same hav.
een thoroughly repaired with many
|vements and reftted generally, takes
1ethod Of informing the citizens Of
and adjoining counties and the tray.
nblic. that no effort On his part shall
ting to make them that favor him
call as comfortable as possible. The
<hall be as good as this market affords.
hr stocked with pure and unadultera
.auors; walters attentive and polite,
barges moderate. A call is respect.
kolicited.
pd and reliable 0stlers specially.
\ left +. /. WHEELER.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
hIuable Little Property
- Restminafer. Carroll Co. ma.

Virtue of Deed OF Trust from Low
smith and Wife, the undersigned,
,,ee, will offer at Public Sale, on the
rs, near Myers & Hesson's Mill, one
.ou,h Of Westminster, on
May, tie 5h day Of October, 1872,
clock, P. NJ, valuable little pro-
containing
i u ACRES OF LAND,
|br less, and being the same land which
Smith, wife of Levi I. Smith, OBJ.
. from Margaret Greenwood and hus.
4 by deed, recorded in Liber j. B. D.,
sg, folio 1883, &c. The improvements
In of comfortable
YELLING HOUSE, A1A-.l
\ Barn, with all other
|sary out.buildings inGsI
con diiien. A never failing Spring Of
Ibid water near the door. Also a
Ing stream OF water through the pro
|. There is one Of the best
YOUNG ORCHARDS
this tract 10 be found in the neighbor.
|, whiie the location, so near to West
ter. so conyenientto Churches, Schools,
makes it very desirable property and
worthy the attention of any person
ing nice little home.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-05

Open the Bible Of the reigning fam
lily, the big book which lies shut at the
family White House-nOt at the Old
Testament, nor even the New, nor yet
again ut the Apocrypha, but at that
sweet Gospel that lies in its heart Of
hearts--the family record | have not
time to give the whole catalogue, but
take for an illustration the Presidents
brothers in law, who are employed by
the Federal government. aud feed them.
selves from tho Treasury
Thus Que of the Presidents brothers
in law, William j Uramer, is United
States Minister to Denmark
Another, Frederick I. Dent, is Bro
ker, Agent and Military Secretary at
the White House,
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-1v-,Ue1IoANe EAT4ue GROW.

.REbunLIcANs EAI4Ao GROW.
Tho 1nt4lgesesr thinks, or preteuds
to thai, th.re ID some parallel bsweeu
Republican support Of JACOB and DAVIS
and Democratic support of GREELEY.
But there is no resemblance whatever.
HORACE GREELEY is the unanimously
nominated candidate Of . National
Democratic Convention ard his opln-
ions in relation to the policy to be pur'
sued in national affairs are in harmony
with those of the Democratic party.
But where and when was the Republic
can Convention held that nominated
JoHn J.. JACOB and JOHN j. DAVIS as
candidates for Officer Mr.. JACOB
wants to be Governor and don't seem
to have any very decided opinions,
whether Democratic. Republican,
or otherwise, upon any subject
except upon his own candidacy for
Office. Mr.. DAVIS wants to see the new
Constitution defeated because be thinks
that resident aliens" should not be
permitted to hold property in West
Virginia, but in all other respects
Except, perhaps, his own candidacy for
Copgress,) he is more bitterly opposed
to the Republican party than the
National Democrats are. If there be
any similarity between the positions Of
the respective parties $50 far as con-
sistency is concerned" We fail to see it.
The Republicans are "eating crow
without any better excuse than the be-
lief that they are spitiug the Democrats
thereby.
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THE MORAL EFFECT.

The eyes OF the nation are now turned
upon West Virginia. The Democratic
party, the Liberal Republican party,
the party Of good and honest govern.
ment all over the land, look to their
friends here to do their duty on the 22d
of the present month. If the regular
Democratic organization be defeated on
that day, the result will be heralded
to the world as q GRANT victory and
will be used to exert an influence
upon popular sentiment in other States.
Upon the other hand, if the Radicals
are defeated here and the Democratic
cause is made successful, it will encour
age the hearts of Democrats all over
the land and exert a powerful influence
in favor Of the pscification OF the ma
ton and the triumph of the right. If
the new Constitution is defeated or
JACOB elected next week. tenfold more
mischief will be done TO the National
Democratic cause than can be repaired
by giving the electoral vote of
West Virginia to GREELEY in Novem-
Der. Then let Democrats and all the op.
ponents Of Grantism stand by their colors
and stand firmly together in the present
struggle. This is no time for local dis
sensious or for unseemly squabbles for
place. The interests of the whole ma
ton are, to a great extent, involved in
the result Of the West Virginia election,
aud every friend Of good order every OPP
pouent OF the crimes that have charac'
terized the GRANT administration, is ex'
pected to do his duty in aid Of the good
cause,
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STEERING THEM UP.

The Radicals are demanding of the
JACOB men compliance with the terms
OF that Limited partnership" The de-
feat OF the Constitution is the prime OBJ,
ject they have in view and they are not
disposed to permit the Jacobites to fly
the track" if there is any way Of holding
them to the programme. Even little
Jakey seems to have been admonished
that it was not sufficiently pert regard
ing the Constitution, and it is now
making spasmodic effort to oppose
Ratification. The bargain is that the
Radicals will vote for Governor JACOB
if his Democratic followers will vote
against the Constitution. The Cover
nor having declared himself in favor OF
ratification has rather cooled the ardor
of the Radical ring and compelled
more strenuous labors on the part Of
anti Constitution Democrats.
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THELEAvEN WORKING.

The sentiments expressed in Captain
CRIswELL' address seem to have found
some favor in the minds of Republican
voters in Marshall county, potwitb-
standing the suppression Of that docu.
ment by the Intsllssnesr ring" They
believe, as Mr.. CRlswELL expressed it,
that voting for Mr.. DAVIS as Rspubli'
cans involves q surrender Of the prin>
ciples for which we (they) as q party
have ever commended" aud they accord
ingly repudiste the sale that has been
effected and refuse to be traded of like
90 many cattle, even though the IntsA-
gereer should denounce them for de.
clining to obey its behsst,
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TIE following is copy Of the pledge
submitted to the Ohio County Conven-
ton on the 1st of July, by virtue o.
which Captain WILSON was balloted
for in that Convention as a candidate
for the House of Delegates. The pape,
was preserved by the Secretary Of the
Convention and is now in our posses
sion:
ITO the Democratic Convention Of Ohic
County:
"GsNTLEMEN-I offer myself as a
candidate for member OF the Leglsla'
ture and pledge myself to abide by the
decision of this Convention.
..-. ANDREW WILSON"
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ANOTHER RICHMOND.

The Republican voters Of Marshall
county, at least, seem determined to
resist the sell out" concocted by the
little batch OF politicians who are now
running the Radical party. The man
ayers have persuaded Mr.. CRIswELL,
"In Difference to the judgment Of many
personal and political friends, to yield
his "present convictions Of duty" and
retire from the candidacy for Congress.
But new candidate has sprung up in
the person of Mr.. II. w. RooK, OF
Marshall county, whose card of an
nouncement we publish this morning.
We presume the IntelEgeaeer folk will
now labor with" Mr.. r., and pilgrim
ages to Moundsville will be made by
various members OF the ring, under
pretext OF going to Camp-meeting. We
hope to publish Mr. Rocks address to
the Republican voters OF the First Con.
gressional District" in a few days.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BIC RECEIVED BY TIE ON
w mittee on Water Works uatil an.
O'Clock o. urday, August oath, Isl Tor NJ,
ma King and delivering OF about siIiyS,
hundred feet Of four and six inch "a
Pipe more or less. The pipe 10 be n ne n,
feenths OF an inch thick, with all the uas.
gary branches 10 suit the different Kind,
pipe, stop cocks and hre pings, 10 sus
uu Entity as the committee on Water Wof,,
may order. The pipes to be cast or mOuIds,
In d y sand, In u perpendicular po,iro1
and OF z nod dark grey iron, ~ that II ca
be easily drilled. Each pipe or p zee 10 !,
twelve feet four inch 4 long, the iOur lp9
pipe TO weigh not more than three hun.
ired and dfIy pounds and not les th,r
tn ee hundred and forty.flve pounds, ipt
the six inch pipe To weigh not mors thai
1--WE hundred and i've, aud not les th,u
four hundred and ninety pounds m,
castings o. different kinds o De- d-lyrrS,
on the street where the pipe IL neesiei sI,l
a quantity Of street boxes to DE made la,
work to be done IN three m ,uths afler N.
contract IN awarded. The contractor 70 XIV,
bond and security for the III film nj Of u,
contract. The pipe to bear a tei OIL
hundred and tifty POUNDS hydraulic prS,
ure to the square inch, and To be tested "a
wheeling, under the supervisor Of u,
superintendent OF the Water Works, and q
the expense OF he contractor. The city n
serves the right to receive or reject ANY "
all bids. Bids Will be endorsed PrOpN.
Tor Water Pipe, Branches, &C" and 10 /.
len with the Clei X o the city.
ASDRtW WILSON,
Chairman Committee on Water Works
anR7
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We do not acknowledge the InsslI'
genesrs right to complain Of our publ
cation of two paragraphs from Mr..
CRIswELL's suppressed Address to the
Republican voters Of the First Con-
gressional District" Mr.. CRIsvELL has
not complained and it is to him alone
that we will be answerable for our con-
duct in the case. A gentleman in
Moundsville writes 10 US that Mr.. Girls
WELL publicly stated on last Monday
that you were at perfect liberty to pub
lish what portion of his address you de-
sired and make what comments you
pleased; that he was glad you did so,
and that he wished that a copy of the
REGISTER containing the same was
placed in the hands Of every Republi>
can in the District"
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ANOTHER RADICAL DEMAND.

The Radical ring.masters are pretty
we'll satisfied that they are not likely to
succeed in defeating the Constitution,
and they are therefore about to demand
of the JACOB men another consideration
as the price Of their favor. They now
insist that the Jacobites must drop all
Of the ticket nominated at Parkersburg
and must vote only for such candidates
as they (tbe Radical Ripg) see fit to
srggest. The chief part of the plan is
to compel the JACOB men to abandon at
least two VI the Democratic candidates
for Judges o. the Supreme Court Of APP
peals, and substitute MAxwELL and
BERKsHIRE in their stead, though they
are now endeavoring to dictate the
abandonment of the whole Of the
regularly nominated ticket. 1t
is quite probable that before
the election every one Of the newspapers
now supporting JACOB will be required
to Haunt at the masthead the names Of
MAXWELL and BERKSHIRE, and all OF
the JAooB tickets voted on the day Of
election are to contain these names.
This is part Of the scheme for purity
ing the Democratic party" The JACOB
men are completely in the power Of
BosxAAS, STEVENSON and Co. and will
be compelled to do their bidding or else
their party will "bust up" before the cleo.
ton just as completely, as it Oill be
crushed on the 22d of August. Mark
the prediction: De Jacob tickets will
oontain the Spames of at least Two
stsaisht out RadiealA BKExsHIHs and
MAxyItL, Is candidates for Judges Of
the Supreme Court Of Appeals. &,
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FOR coNeREss-FIRsr DISTRICT,
RHyJANIN WILSON, of Harrison.
FOR STATE sENAToR-FIRsr DISTRICT.
A,J.PANNHLL, Of Ohio,
ARR OF Brooke.
FOR JUDGE OF The CIRCUIT COURT,
Il. DALLAS EWING, Of Marshall.
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Ohio County Ticket.

FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
". r. HULLIHEN,
GEORGE O. DAVENPORT,
WILLIAM W. MILLER,
JAMES ROBINSON.
FOR SHERIFF.,
GEORGE e. TTNGIE.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
E.G. CRACRAFT.
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY COURT,
HANNIBAL FORBES.
FOR CLERK OF COUNTY COURT,
ROBERT n. wOODs.
roR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
THOMAS N. DARRAH.
FOR COUNTY sURvEYoR,
800 - MT. CARR.
FOR AssrssoV-CITY DISTRICT,
RALPH ARKLE.
FOR ASSESSOR COUNTRY DISTRICT,
JOSEPH BURROWS.
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"Bear Il, Father, Il Will be the MAX
ing or the Pup."


Editors of the Register:
Your readers may possibly rem ember
the story Of the young gentleman Of
sporting proclivities, who undertook to
educate,'a bull pup, and induced his Aged
Parent TO get down on all fours and play
dog for the pup. The experiment sue
ceeded admirably. The pup seized the
Aged P. by the nose. The Aged P.
howled, but the pup held on. Hold
him Tlgel shouted the young man in
an ecstacy of excitement Bear it,
father! I'll be the making Of the pup r
The comparison isn't apt in all its
details, but somehow have been re-
minded OF this comic anecdote by the
report that Governor Jacob is not hap
py in his present position and would
withdraw from the canvass but for the
commands OF Governor Stevenson and
Senator Foreman to "bear it q little
longer" Poor John jeremiah is as
uncomfortable as the old man with the
bull pup tuggiug at his nose. He is
the unhsppiest man in West Virginia
He wants TO quit and 60 home, and yet
Stevenson, Foreman and "a man named
Scofeld" urge him to bear it because
his torture may be "the maxim" OF the
Republican pup. 1t is true that the
withdrawal OF Governor Jacob would
raise an awful stink in the Republican
camp. If the Governor could stand it
awhile longer it would help maxim "
the Republican pup, but isn't it the
refinement Of cruelty for Stevenson,
Boremau and "a man named Scofeld"
to require it Of him2 Besides, who is
going to compensate John jeremiah
for his torn and lacerated nose2
DEMOS.
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"The Partnership between
tho Republicans and q por.
ton of the Democratic party,
Governor Jacob and his
friends, Is q limited one, and
for . specific purpose. the de-
feat Of tho new Constitution.
That accomplished, the Re-
publican party will elect q
man of Its own for Governor
In OctOber."-Ertract from speech
of OIL Z. B. Scam, at Charleston, July
6th. 1872.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
The Canvass in Marshall.

A. BROOKS FLEMING, R. G.
BARR, VIM. P. HUBBARD and
G. L. CRANMER, Esqs., will address
the people on the issues OF the day at
Bolton, Thursday, August 18th.
Cameron, Friday, August 10Th, a.
2 p M.
BenwOOd, Saturday evening
August l7th.
Gen. WHEAT will also he at the
Benwood meeting.
Col. BEN. WILSON, FONTAIN
SMITH, GEO o. DAVENPORT and
J. W. GALLAGER will address the
people at
Fairview, Marshall Co, Wednes
dav, August l4rh, at clock P. NJ.
German Settlement, Marshal
Co., Friday, August 10th, at . o'clock
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MARION COUNTY j

We call the attention of.ou Marion
county readers to the Democratic mass
meeting announced to be held in Fair
mont on Moudsy, August 18th, Hon. C.
will certainly be there
and other prominent spesksrs are ex-
pected. 1t is hoped that the Dsnoc-
racy Of Marion will rally In force and
help forward the good cause. -
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OHIO COUNTY.

Democratic meetings in the city OF
Wheeling will be held as follows;
In the FOURTH WARD, on We'd
nesday evening, August IA, to be ad-
dressed by GEORGE o. DAVENPORT, Esq,
and C. NRUHAUsEN, ESQ.
In the FIFTH WARD, on Friday
evening, August l6, 10 be addressed by
Colonel Ben. WILSON, j. HANSON
Coop 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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CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES

The Intelkgeneer thinks it is all right
for Democrats to bolt nominations and
refuse to abide by the decisions Of a
convention OF representatives Of the
party from every county OF the State ;
but when Republicans refuse to submit
to the dictates Of little squad Of
would-be leaders acting without any
delegated authority whatever and with
out even a semblance of consulting the
party's wish, they are bitterly de-
nounced. Half a dozen gentlemen get
together and agree that the Republican
vote of this district shall be cast for a
man whose political opinions are in the
very extreme of opposition to the princi-
piles Of the Republican party, and then
straitway set about compelling their
party to ratify the bargain they have
made.
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WEsroS, W. Va, August 9.

WEsroS, W. Va. August 9.
To the Editor of the Democrat:
For the sake of harmony, and the
preservation ofthe Democratic party, l
deem it the duty Of every good Demo.
Graf to support the Petersburg nomi-
uees and / will work from now until
the election for their succe@. ] cannot
90 for any msn that Will not define his
position ON the new Constitution or
anything else. The failure Of Governor
Jacob to-day to ds6ne bis position on
the new; Constitution will Zoe bin
many votes in thisoopaty. 1'make this
statement, from the fact thst Il have
been quoted - his supporter.a and ] did
support hin. until be fsilsd u, de6as bis
position to-day. N. ]. b. Warner,
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Democratic State Ticket.

YoR GOVERNOR
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN, Of WOOD.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
HENRY n. MATHEWS, Of 0reenbrier'
FOR AUDITOR,
Z. A. BENNETT, OF Marion.
roR TREASURER,
John a. BURDETT. OF Kanawha.
FOR surnIsrENDsNT OF FREE SCHOOLS
BENJAMIN W. BYRNE, OF Clay.
FOR JUICES OF SUPREME couRr OF APfsAhs
LANES PAUL., Of Ohio.
Az. HAYMOND, Of Marion.
C.P. r. MOORE, Of Mason.
IA HOFFMAN,. Of Harrison.