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A JUDIaous observer says: ut is
strange, passing strange that there
should be doorway in sny city, where
people live who can read, without 2
daily paper laid there. or q dwelling
house in any villagejor any county, not
inhabited by utterly unlettered occu.
pants, to which a newspaper Is not reg
ularly borne by every mail. 1t would
not be astonishing, if newspapers were
not 80 cheap, forthere are many people
unfortunately. who have to economic
so closely that they can afford to buy
nothing that is not absolutely essential
among the necessaries of life; but when
we remember that . paper fresh from
the press, with its columns filled with
interesting items Of intelligence, suited
to all tastes, all interests and all views,
may be had for 8 triae,, it is unaccount-
able that any man or woman, who can
read, should not be subscriber to q
newspaper" a.: s.s..
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A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Ber-
lin, says: "The emigration continues to
assume larger dimensions than ever in
the eastern provinces, and the poverty
of the workmen is at least as great in
the country districts as the want Of
lodgings is in the town. In vain does
the Government warn the population
against the fine promises and exagger-
sted reports spread in the rural locai;1:
ties. {: In vain do employers increase
the wages Of workmen; the sums Of
money thus obtained are only used to
gather more quickly together the means
Of paying the cost Of emigration"
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TIE provisions in the new Const;tu-
ton Sssettle ths1lnd titIa are asiu-
pie sshtion Of 1 most sUlnpIcated sub
ject, and fufnish an ehicscious remedy
for an snormous svil. AZ their adOp.
ton commands general admiration, the
authorship Is . matter Of some interest.
According to our information, they were
mainly devised and prepared by Col
JOHN s. HOFFMAN, Of Harrison, Who
upon invitation, went to Charleston to
confer with the select committee raised
by the Convention to consider the sub
iec..'' nThay were zsalously, and ABLY
urged and advocated ty Col. Ben. Will
SON, who made one Of the best speeches
of his life in their behalf; by HOMER
A. HoLr, Esq., 1 who lucidfy explained
their necessity and effect; by Judge
EvERMoNf WARD, who earnestly and
eloquently vihdieated their wisdom, and
by Hon. W. G. BRowN, JAMES D. ARM
STRONG, Esq, and Major HENRY M.
MATHEWS, members or the committee; ;
and BY Col. B. W. BYRNE and Hon. c.
]. FAULKNER, who spoke forcibly in
their favor. and perhaps by other mem
bers of the Convention. Should the
Constitution be ratified, as we do not
doubt it will be, the labor Of these gen.
tlemen in this behalf will have its re-
ward in results most benefcent to their
fellow countrymen.
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AMONG the crimes alleged against
President JOHNSON by Mr.. Boutwell,
was that of corrupt interference with
elections, by sending agents of the Post
office and Treasury Departments into
the several States electioneering in his
interest, these persons at the same
time drawing pay from the government.
Mr.. Boutwell, at that time instanced
the fact that two of Mr.. JoHNsoN's
Cabinet, officers were present at polit,
ical convention which had for its object
the organization Of party to sustain
the Presidents policy. At the present
time, GRANTS Secretary of the Trea-
sury, Secretary Of the Navy and Secre-
tary Of the Interior are all openly on
the stump for the reelection of their
chief, and yet Mr.. Boutwell, finds no
."crimes or misdemeanors" in such &C
tons.
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EX-SENATOR GEORGE E. PUGH, OF
Ohio, has declared for GREELEY and
BRowS, and informed the Chairman Of
the State Central Committee Of that
State, his services are at their command.
This is a valuable acquisition to the
anti. GRANT. "anti-personal government"
ranks. Mr.. PuGH is a logical, eloquent,
convincing and popular speaker, and
his efforts will tell with good effect upon
the people of Ohio, during the present
struggle. All the champions OF the
Democratic party are VIII ceiling into line,
and when the command for the final
charge upon the enemy is given, not a
familiar shout will be silent. nor time
honored sabre remain rusting in its
sheath. .
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The Jacobins are full of boast, blow
and brag. They claim wonderful things
everywhere, for their candidate. Among
other localities where JACOB was to car
~ everything before him, they have
frequently named Cabell county, From
the huntington ;Atgss. printed in that
countyuNs Clip the following;
gSo,faraoas We have been able to
learn th<ralhre no bDsdodtats about
here whoNll SiYs their vote to- acob,
EXCEPT oues 3r two wh1 sra directly IN
tsrssted in hia,slections sAsto spr can.
didates, they have all disfisctlJ and
emphatically announced their intention
Of voting for Camden"
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) TIE STATE CAMPAIGN.
For the New Constitution and the
Democratic Ticket.
Election, August 22, 1872
II, r-LL-ELA- -r'RF
JL ,JT-TT~TIVlI- i III
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 ssme being the first day Of the
Circuit Court:
berkeley, Saturday, August II.
Fayette,. Tuesday, August Goth.
Gflmer, Monday. August 18th.
d Mneral, Tuesday, August Goth.
Morgan, Tuesday, August 10th.
Pfeasanfs, Monday, August 18th
Preston, Tuesday, August Goth.
Randolph, Thursday, August 18th.
Roane, Saturday, August 10th.
Tucker, Tuesday, August 18th.
Tyler, Monday, August 18th.
Writ, Monday, August 18th.
Monongalia, Thursday, August
18th. f.-. ...
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SPECIAL: NOTICES.
Trayelers' Testimony.

Thousands-o travellers by land and sea
have vouched for the efficacy OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters as q preventive OF the
physical disturbances which ordinarily
arise from change Of climate and the
changes Of diet, water, &C., incident to
wandering life. Upon systems toned, in
vigorated and regulated by this genial veg
|etable antidote the external causes Of de-
bility and disease seem to produce little or
no eject. Forearmed with Hostetters Bit
ters the voyager may bid defiance to sea-
sickness and encounter the chilling logs Of
he British Isles, the coast winds Of the
Antilles, the icy Temperature OF Northern
Alaska, or the burning heat of the tropics
with equal irnpunity. The eject OF this
admirable medicated stimulant Is greatly
TO increase the vital energy OF the system,
Thereby enabingtt to resist and repel the
exciting causes OF disease. p.
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The Radical paper printed in Fair
mont, at whose editorial head flies the
names of GRANT and JACOB, contains q
three column Appeal for Governor
JACOB" 1t frankly Acknowledges that,
had JACOB been nominated by the De-
'mocracy at Parkersburg, the Republi.
cans would not have supported him, but
would have done their best to defeat
him; yet his subsequent course in de-
tying their action has endesred him to
the Radicals. Hence, they crack their
party lash over the backs OF their fol.
lowers In his behalf. r.-. r-
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q. % hisH.Tm Cleveland Plainaealsr remarks
ouatke West Virginia canvass thusly
,c-Ths present Governor, John J.
Jacob, who has hitherto been Demo
q. Graf Vas defeated, for denomination IN
lthS Democratic State Convention. He
osabseqlently announced him self as an
: independent candidate for Governor,
and the Radicals resolved to give him
.thSifISippoft and nominate no tcket OF
their OWN. 1t is possible that he may
yI ctte some Democratic votes, but the
ar kSlk II shis backing will come from the
dpArtisans.of Grant. II Ii understood
that the Administration viii give him
.raAlwSA qffthaIsov<rnmen. fooatt land
Detectives. In 1871. the Democrats
: Sdtd TSs Virginia h between IF
- fsea sndisixtaen th0nsAnd msjonty."
ssas iafSs ,f2ai6sasx ksss <, III dlas eSrre-
,popdspt 81 HHhangtop, in tins State,
WHO d On intelligent man and keeps
that paper posted.
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"JobbisE In CoascIl.',

4. " JobbiHE In +C0a1en',
Editors of the Register ) s7arod d.
1t now suits the Ibstslkge~eS to Try
tocover up its dsfshsfion 81 me. BY
saying that The Council did xssas,, asa
whole, and myself and 4r: Clatof as
individuals, NoEi I speak for myself.
In reply to the InlelEgsseT. say that
I never voted 70 give any contract to
any individual whatever With the ex>
pectation Of either getting : sub contract
from him or prof6ngo myself 10 any
other way, I hare toted uniformly to
give all contracts TO the lowest bidder.
The 1ntellgeneer, declares that q me-
chsnic, who may also be . member Of
Council, has no night % do Any work
for the city as q, chanic and individ-
ual, although his bid may Be much be-
low that Of any Other person. Strange
doctrine, indeed 2 This iseths oatcrop-
psSg OF an afistotrstic aetioo that me
'chanic shouaao NOT BE- chosen BY the
people to represent them ihS0uncil or
ia any other ONCE of honor nd trust
b.. I presume n I hadyos fuf'hii pet
SCH enc i0sise tAfseshdsdled 3h6nsabd
dollsfs to'the TasNaNe&Ss " aity rad
rosd, Iot u stestft ~ BHasepsit ADD
a few other individuals, IaWoaId hayh
been . veryPrcpf person, and no fault
would ham besas found Agaihst me by
him. sBnt.u sinss; Z fkasa Iofao hi bid
ding Skhia isgsrdi be- Aas ben lsll Of
sifSperatidns dhnAiNsnoab segasdi me.
Nov, IsRAaIA 1sis ulitor 81 The. GtkkSA1
ossaen % rshsw owAscsil1 kexsA sSaf
Wronged the city onk.u6f stasnosnt in
voting to award contracts. Let him
Try, II he can. JONI BonHe.
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G>sThe Partnership between
ne Republicans and q por.
tI1aef the Democratic party,
Governor Jacob and his
sfrdeHds, is d limited one, and
Tor b, specific purpose, the de-
feat Of the new Constitution.
That accomplished, the Re-
puBlican party will elect a
man 0t It's own for Governor
I'm OctOber."-Ertract from a speech
of CoI 7. B..SUaan,- at Charleston, July
all sQ79 7IirsIr' .i o. DO
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AIH6me Medicine.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.

DR.. A. q. Todd's Liver Pills.
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DIR. A. g. ToDD-Esteemed Biz: Thanks to
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ara they I would not be without them for
derful remedy OF the day.
Yours, with respect,
-r,II. I'm -r..'- p. II. NAGLE.
Bold by Druggists and Dealers every
3 LAUaHLIN BROTHERS q CO.,
% -.... gel ga..-. Projectors.
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The news of q reverse in North Caro-
lima makes it til" more important that
the Grant cause be defeated in West
Virginia on the 22d inst. No friend Of
the election OF Mr.. GREELEY can be idle
or uneoncerned in this emergency. Let
West Virgins follow in the footsteps
OF North Carolina, and dgive 3 GRANT
victory, and "Uncls HoRaoE's" chances
will grow email indeed. q "
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=. MissHAL1 county is to be we'll cans
yassed in the interest of the State ticket
and the new Constitution, as will be
seen by the announcements printed in
today REGISTER. That's right. There's
life in the old party in Marshall.
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Il In Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania
the Liberal Republicans are all acting
in harmony with the Democrats in the
respective State ,canvasses, giving an
earnest support to all our nominees for
State and county officers. &c..
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So DxNockArs if you want to be sure
you are on the right side, work for
CAMDEN and the Constitution, until
election day, aud then 60 to the polls
aud cast your ballots for them. Do not
Be deceived by the enemy. L
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Now THAT the IntslH9encer has dis
posed Of IRosaRp 8. HALL, we are
anxious to know its opiRion Of ALBERT
g. Davis, whose stunping tour it her
aided with such q flourish.
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IFfSe years the Radical party in
u this State spent $4,000 Of the peoples
forrgistration purposes. This
money, was taken from the treasury
and expended. by FOREMAN, STEVENSON
Ao!&sec.9 il order TO keep themselves in
power. The same parties are now la
: boring fof tie defeat Of the new Cousti.
rmtion in order that the test oath sys-
- tam MAY be rs-enscted and the regis
traton guillotine again set up.
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This supsrbHAIRDYE Is the Bed ts the
Woid-Perfscfiy harmless, reliable and In
stantaneous. NUtisappointment; No RI.
Genuine ". "A, BACHELORS HAIR DYE
produces Immediately . splendid BLACK
BROWN. Does not stain
,oOHT md BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and, Dye Sold by all Druggists.
7Fseeoryt Is BOND street, New York. -
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i The Communication from Mr. An
TBoSY LALLy, under the caption of
I.cNo Catholic vote for sale" which we
print this morning, should have ap.
peated in the REGISTER, yesterday, but
Was uninteutionally crowded out.
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/ .SoxEBopY has been writing a letter to
: tbs New Y ork Herald, from Berkeley
Springs, shout West Virginia affairs,
which is about as full OF wisdom and
falsehood a. were the somewhat noto-
.rious letters of ~. v. r." from
Charleston to the Cincinnati CONNER
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the new Constitution negroes
are required to pay the same poll tax
~ white men. 1t is not so under the
present Constitution. 81. ..
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WHEN Democrats find every Radical
in the State against the new Constitu'
ton is it not time for them to stop and
fbioL0
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Democratic ? State Ticket.

s7rl8iaISsi ron oovKhfSoR,
oeJOHNs0N9Nl CAMDEN, Of Wood.
. Bod zoe Af4ohNxr0ESE 81
, HRNRYiMo MATTHEW'S, Of Greenhrier
. 10 .sg2rh nroRkuDrroR, asIng. sd
iss7 skaA.lDENNKrT, Of Marion. 70
bsiosIg 81 o;reR EhKAsuRtR req .g.- -
q, ,IOHN n InURDERT. Of Kanavha.
rbh surxRnSrHsDESf OF FREE SCHOOLS
q : BENJAMIN w. BYRNE, OF Clay.
.,; nor JUDGES or SUPREME COURT.
$50 JAMRS PAUL., Of Ohio. .
A. r. HAYMOND. OF Marion.
c.. p. Te MOORE, Of Mason.
Is, HOFFMAN. Of Harrison.
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Beware OF Counterfeits.
LAUGHhIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
The ChilRs Cure when Teething,
.sH.f - w ~ N RRIIEvE .''

~ % " 9 no RELIEVE - =
PAIN collie AND WAKHFULNESS.
Such II the popularity Of burremedy that
It has induced some unprincipled persons
IN our city 20 counterfeit II, copying our
for word, lsing the same colors, gliding and
style, fequiring very close looking to dis.
covef the difference. An intelligent and
honest public will frown upon such at
tempts ut deception and treat them as they
deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, TO
the full extent Of the law, all parties who
lions Is Ghali infringe on our copyright.
The only genuine article Of The Childs
Cure when Teething, LanRhlLns Infant Cor
EfS 4 GO. Copyright entered and secured
according to act Of Oongrees. h,-oa'.
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1sdGFroR coNaREss-TrRsr DISTRICT,
benjamin. WILSON, OF Harrison.
! aoa STATE sxSAroR-FIRsT DISTRICT.
10 A. J.PANNRLL,.o of Ohio,
% GAHRAM WILSON. OF Brooke
sroR JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
cJIDALLAS EWING, Of Marshall.
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Wanted.

/ 40 COMPETENT TEACHER TO TAKE
IA charge OF the aLinsley Institute" 10
Gated In -this city. A thorough English
and classical scholar and an experfnced
teacher can obtain in this Academy per.
manent SITUATION with lair income. APP
signed y - sT5dr J,T.McCIURE.
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Monday, September 9, 1872,


Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
described property, that Is 10 say: The ten.
emerit and ground pertaining thereto north
OF and adjoining the south tenement on
lot No. six (8) in square No. nine %, on
ground pertaining thereto on lots Nos.
sixty-eight 1857 and sixty. nine (6Sl on Coal
street, In division "F;" lots Nos. eight (Sl
and sixteen Q6) in square No. eleven QD ;
lots Nos. seven IN and eight (s) In square
No. twenty-one t2D lots Nos. four ~ and
Ave (5 in square No. thirteen (l3); lots Nos.
five Isl and six t8) in square No. sixteen Q6);
lots Nos ten Q0) and eleven Qp in square
No. seventeen 10; lots Nos. one Q) and
two t2 In square No. eighteen (lsD; lots Nos.
ten (l0, eleven QD and twelve l2) in
square No twenty-five (2g lots Nos. one
Ql. two q and seventeen On in square No.
square No. twenty -four t2D the south half
OF lot No. sixty.fve f85), on Goal street in
Division "F - lots Nos. eishty-seven tSy,
ninety-one Oh, ninety.four (9f and ninety
I'VE 1851 in Division 'E," which No. eighty
seven (S7) lies at the corner OF Fairmont
and George street and the others-ninety-
one (9l), ninety -four (9ij and ninety Eve
05J-front ON North street, and lots Nos.
twenty co and thirty-fou go, on the
south Of Fairrnont street, in Division "a"
TERMS OF sALr-one-fourt OF the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day OF the
sale, the residue On credit Of six, twelve
and eighteen months, the purchasers CIV
ing bonds with security, bearing interest
from the day OF sale, and the title to be re-
tanned until the last payment is made.
9b0R6E0. DAVENPORT,
auee-ei IL Special Commissioner.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

cTATE OFwEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court: g',E rJ ..
George o. Davenport Guardian Of the in
fanf heirs or James Y. Caldwell, de-
ceased, Va. George H. Caldwell, Anna l.:
Caldwell Bella B. CaldWell and Edmund
n. Caldwell, infant children of James Y.
Caldwell, deceased, and Mary 7. Caldwell,
widow Of said James Y. Caldwell, de-
ceased. In chancery, s.s~.sa .-,.,..
Pursuant to decree entered in the above
named cause on the 10th day OF July, 1872,
1 will, as Special Commissioner named In
said decree, offer at Public Sale at the front
door of the Court House OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, on
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Ohio County Ticket.

TOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
M.F.HBLLHHEN,
GEORGE 0. DAVENPORT,
WILLIAM ". MILLER,
JAMES ROBINSON.
FOR sHERrFF,
GEORGE y. TINGLE.
3D. ToRrRosEcUrrSe ATTORNEY,
a-" - E.G. CRACRAFT.
roR JUDGE OF COUNTY COURT,
- HANNIBAL FORBES.
3 "hron CLERK or COUNTY COURT,
I'd, ROBERT b WOODS.
81 FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
.6.THONASM. DARRAH.
- 10 ron COUNTY SURVEYOR,
3 lg5b.ssl HIT. CARR.
FOR AssEssoR-cIrY DISTRICT,
RALPH ARKLE.
FOR ASSESSOR COUNTRY DISTRICT
-~--w.rr DurnDnNv0
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Grand Democratic Mass Meetings
To be addressed, by ]. N. CAMDEN,
Esq, Colonel JOHN BLAIR HoGE,
CALEB BOGGESS, Esq, and J. HAN.
SON GOOD, Esq, will be held at the
following times and places:
AfFrankfort, Mineral county,
on Wednesday, August II.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
seockhl 5deEs, Meeting.

sGockh der Meeting.
IN PURsgAcE or r., 4, aG e ~ T .I6es
Company viii Be hsld at the once OF s fsa
company in Wheeling, on Iuesoay NJ
a mil attendance Is desired, as business OF
fmportance will be brought before the
,aaetine. LII. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
IN hsAi'AN'' a ''''N augg-H-N-T
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To Whom Il may Concern 1.I L..l p
Any proposition which embraces the
restoration Of peace, the integrity Of
the whole Union, snd the abandonment
of slavery, and which comes by and
with an authority that can control the
armies now at war against the United
States, will be received and considered
BY the Executive Government OF the
United States, and will be met 'by lib
eral terms on other substantial and, col
lateral points, and the bearer or bearers
thereof shall have safe conduct both
WAYS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

The Canvass in Marshall.
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/ Col. BEN: WILSON, FoNTAIN'
SMITH, GEO. o, DAVENPORT and
j. W. GALLAGER viii address the
people at t,ss... .-sc. =
Fairview, Marshall Co., Wednes-
day, August l4th, at clock Pm. o.
, GeriaanSetsFefnent, Marshall
Co., Friday, August 10th, ct 2 O'clock.
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The errand on which President LIN-
COLIN sent HORACE GREELEY to Canada,
and afterwards went himself to z con-
ference at Fortress Monroe, was express.
ed by him in the following document
His willingness to treat weakened
Southern resistance, and vas popular at
tn; Norfh-it was q policy As AZ shrewd
as it was humane. and the Radicals who
are now iidiculing and denouncing it
assaiI ABsaHaM LINCOLN rather than
HORACE GREHtEY hgo.9s aa. r.. Il.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, ..
T,lu 10 1874
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Notice..

THE ANN8Ahs-MEETNG OF THE
aarins sn az o oomp Eic oi
Wheeling. Wet--Virginia, will be held
e. the, 1ofiee pfs s9he ssaid company,
&c asaaIs aSsss sSsi. OF Il e a.
and p. ~, for the election Of nine Direct
ors, the adoption or BYLAWS, and the
tppActien II steh ofhef sbutdness n may
p s Ss9Ish tl before shs H sssSr,
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Hon. J. M. JACKSON and R. S.
BLAIR will address the people at d.
:BroOkville, Calhoun county,
on Saturday, August 10th, at 10 o'clock,
A: NJ, and at md g.. .a.a..
GrantsVille, Calhoun county,
on Saturday, August 10th, at a o'clock,
P. M.
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j. HANSON GOOD, R. G. BARR
and E. G. CRACRAFT will address the
people o.
AT Burton, WetzeI county, on
Saturday, August 10, att o'clock P.
N.
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Col. BEN. WILSON, J. HANSON
GOOD, GEORGE O. DAVENPORT
and FONTAIN SMITH, Esq, will ad.
dress, the people ,,...
At Red Mills, Wetzel county,
on Thursday, August Is.
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FOB PRESIDENT,
MONACO GREELEY,
.Uyl .hRy1CE PRESIDENT,
a. GRAFT BROWN,

FOR pRnrsx,Sy1ato t&scroRs AT LARGE
-.g.s Joseph sPRtaG, 81 aardy'
80 > IOKEY JOHNSON, Of Wood.
- pkRrsrpxNr1At xtEcroR 1frRsr DISTRICT,
y. b5IEWN r. HUBBARD, Of Ohio.
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A. BROOKS FLEMING, r. G..
BARR, and G. L. CRANMER, Esqs.,
wilt address the peopts on the Issues of
the day at CTCT o T2Ur
Cameron, Friday, August 10Th, at
2 P. N. ,-,-qvy
BenW6od, Saturday evening.
August l7th. ar 9Gr -
Gen. WHEAT will also be Of the
Benwood meeting. oil 20 yaj ..idl