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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
BOSTON.
r.,...u.e or Unt,artaus.

Conference Of Untta arfans.
BosroN, October 2O.-The national
co Inference Of Unitariaps begins here
on Tuesday aud will remain in session
for four days.
Ratification Meeting.
1t is stated that arrangements are
being made for a grand Greeley and
Brown ratification meeting in this city,
at which speeches will be made by
Messrs. Greeley. Scburz and Banks.
Died OF Hts Injuries.
Thomas Thompson, the victim Of the
murderous attack at Cambridgeport
last night, died at the Massachusetts
General Hospital to-day. Stephen Fo-
lev, the murderer, has not yet been ar
reated.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
,,-.,us,,ely for the Register.
~, pacific and Atlantic Line.
~ o,,ce. no Main street.
Saturdays Dispatches
WASHINGTON.
,,o,,ou Oyerruled.

,o,oy October l9.-In the
,-;;,,;,,I Court to-day, the motion tor a
90, in the case OF Barney Wood,
Nv ;,,s3 last week of the murder Of
,0o,rI'CC nnsI Chesmsu, OF New York, was was
Nm. N.nls5 and the prisoner sentenced 10
SSk.rsei S'sti on the 9th of November.
'' The Auliek viii Case.
r,4sv at the special term Of the
,,,., held BY Judge Wylie, the case OF
L,rII Of the late DR.. Ralph Aulick,
-, ~ q Commander J E. Aulick, filed a
=, 5,vs since, and to which q e.tvsat
',hssD 6ed, WAS called up After
~ .'.I;,o III, answer, the Court ordered
's'-s 's', ;..uys be made for the trial by the
S,,ai. ~, Court jury, as TO whether the
IS.,'..j I.. 90. in sound mind at the time
',5s.,-cutron OF the will, and wheth
5.a.. csp.ble OF making a valid
-, - contract. The will bore date at
3SiIsielphis, May 7th, 1872,
Treasury Balances.
r., Treasury balances at tn. c'ose OF
.,.;os.s this evening we're ss follows
,,,..,cv, a. .936.9O COIN. $40, ,9O7 ,655,
,t,piins SO l5l so in coin certIh-
.s.ss.
Recent sivices from Senator Sumner.
France indicate that he will not re-
-, home ia time 10 be present at the
,.snbling of Congress. unless his
,.s,b improves very much between
.,ime and that date. Mr.. Sumner
"a, awaiting. with very much anxiety,
N, result OF the October election in
mo Indiana and nusylvanis.
Aqo,n.v General Williams has rec
onnsrd-d TO the President the pardon
o, Wllhsm Teel, one OF the ku k!ux
w.onrrs confnei IN the Albany PenI-
,.l,isry. on account OF continued III
i.aIh
The Flag of the PiOn eer.
The Treasury De0srtment received
:,isy, b. express, the Cuban flag taken
r3u the prvate-r Pioneer and forward
:. bv the captain OF the Moccasin,
-aich captured the Cuban vessel. The
q, il composed of FIVE alternate bars
q white and dark blue bnnting, and a
ri,e star on red triangular ground OF
nmaterial.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, October O.-At a
meeting OF the boat owners and coal
dealers it vas decided to pay the labor
strikers their demands, four dollars per
dsy and board. 1t Was also decided by
the coal dealers TO advance the price oil
coal to Is cents per barrel. The de-
mspd for one hundred dollars per
month for hands on boats. has not been
conceded
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IOWA.

DiscourasIng - Lumbermo"'
DUBIOUS, October 1916. B. Burco'
a lumber dealer here, just returned from
the pine regions on the Black and Wis
con.;n rivers, reports . discouraging
urosnect ahead. There has been no
pin aimee last July. The marshes are
III dr;ed no and the whole country 10
nors dstittae Of water than even last
..s.oe. .'s Pricss Of loss and lumber are
frM.
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IOWA.


DUpuQus, October 2O.-The funeral
ofE.G. Young, Sheriff Of Dubuque
county, took place this afternoon at two
o'clock and was attended BY members
ot the bar. county and city officers, the
off;cers and members Of the Odd FER
ious and Masonic lodges and about ten
thousand citizens. 1t was the largest
tuOsral ever known in Dubuque: The
procession was nearly two miles 10
length, headed by the German oand'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
WASHINGTON.
November Interest.


WASHINGTON, October 20.-The Sec
retary Of the Treasury has authorized
the Assistant Treasurer and Deposl-
taries to commence the payment Of the
interest maturing on November lst.
1872, on Monday, the 2lst inst, and
without rebtse.
Tho Reissue OF Legal Tender.
The conversation in official circles in
relation to the mission Of the expected
delegations from Philadelphia and the
West, who. it is alleged. come to urge
upon the Secretary o. the Treasury the
proprety of reissuing the fourty.four
million of legal tenders, retired by ex-
Secretary McCulloch, il very unia!ora-
BILE to the success Of the said visitors.
This action on the part OF the Secretary
would, it is claimed, leave him in the
minority of the New York clques, and
it is th herefore considered that Boutwell,
will only draw on his reserve when
actually necessary.
The Iudlaus.
The War Department received dis"
patches during the past week indlca-
ting that the Indians in the northwest
continue to exhibit q warlike and hos
tile spirit, and may give, at least, tenn
porary trouble upon the line Of the
Northern Pacific railroad. The War
Department will, however, at the proper
time, place along the road an ample
force to keep the Indians at safe dis
lance and give protection to the large
number Of laborers engaged in con-
structing the road. The contractors are
pushing the work Of construction with
wonderful rapidity and success.
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Base Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, October ls.-Ihe
came of base ball this afternoon be.
tween the Athletics aud Bostons, proved
. very interesting affair. The playing
an both sides was poor, and very ieW
sr.ctstors were on the ground. Nine
;pn;ns, we're played and resulted in 2
S.f.st for the Boston nins, By . score OF
toS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-21
MEMPHIS.
Suicide.

MEMPHIS, October 20.-Sauuel Han
ney, an old citizen Of Wilhburg, Ark,
committed suicide on Thursday BY
shooting himself with Q shot gun.
The weather i clear and warm, and
business fair.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18
A V.lusble Agricultural Journal. sen

A Valuable Agricultural Journal. sent
Three Months Free. We have made ar
r,ugeueuis With tho publishers OF tue
American Stock Journal 70 send three
monthly numbers gratis and post pad to
all our subscribers who apply for them
Farmers aud Stock Breeders should avail
themselves Of this generous offer. as the
three numbers contain near 100 pages OF
choice original articles, on veterinary
Science, Farming, Stock Breeding.
Dairying. Poultry Breeding, etc, etc.
handsomely illustrated With eugravinss.-
Also grea. number Of valuable recipes
for the cure Of various diseases to which
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine. Poultry.
TO-, are liable. Address N, P BOYER
& Co., Publishers, Parkesbarg, IA.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18
To Consu lnptives!

The advertiser, having bee, permanently
cured Of that dread disease. Consumption. ny
a simple remedy. is anxious 10 make known TO
his fellow sufferers the means OF cure 10 all
who desire it he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used, (free Of charse.) with the d.
rpcions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find SuRs CuRE tor CONSUME.
rlos, AsraxA., BRnscHITAs, DC. Parties wish
iup the prescription will please sddrpss
R.y EDWAED WILSON,
ga South Third Street, Williamsburg. N y
nov. 9-ly. A.
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SOMETHING TO Do.-lf you know Of an
active boy Or girl to whom 50 cents or
Sl.OO or more week. for half days
work each week, will prove benefit, have
them send a thtee.cent stamp to Oliver
Crook & Co., Dayton, Ohio, for samples
and circular Of an easy occupation which
will we'll repay them |. would also be q
benefit to any business man. bringing
many customers to his store every week
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18
THE CONVENTION.

The Publishers ofihe KaSAwnA DAILY IN,
form the public that the, will employ several
frs class stenographers to report in full the
proceedings Of the Convention. both houses oil
The Legislature. and also the Court Of Appeals
The DAILY will he mailed to any pot Of
fee three months for $3.50. or durinythe ses'
sion Of the Legislature for 81, payable in ad
KAyAwnA DAILY,
Charleston West Va,
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(conscsD by COLE : ROBINSON

EXCELSIOR Mill, January II.
No. 1 White Wheat 81 40 to 81 60;
No. l Red Wheat 81 So to 81 SO
sCorn 40 to 43 cents per bushcl.
Flour-A Ss75; XXX IS 100; Xxx
81 So X 81 90 per barrel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18

Tue School FssrlvAt. This beautiful
little Quarterly Magazine, devoted to new
and sparkling matter for School Eshibi.
tions and public days, is received for Jau-
uary, No teacher or pupil should be with
out it. 1t costs only fifty cents q year;
single copy, lfteeu cents. Write forit' to
Alfred L. SeWell, Publisher, Chicago, ILL.,
Send your subscriptions n0p and you will
not regret it.
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THE WHEELING
INTELLIGENCER
FOR 1872.


FOR 1872.
The Weekly TntellIgsncer for 1879 will aim
To maintain and ifpossible improve upon It's
character for excellence in the present and past
Il will consist Of frstcla.s original and select
cd matter; The latest news by telegraph from
all parts Of the world DOM To The latest hour
Of going to press (bping the only paper ~ the
State receiving the Western Associated Prrss
dispat,bes;) editorial comments on current
TOPICS; correspondence; the proceedings OF
pubic bodies in session within our own State
and Of important public meeiios'; political
speeches; financial ,nd commercial news re
pol,s Of the grain. provision. dry goods. cattle
mi general markets; 0 her literary and gener
nj intelligence, and in brief Whatever there
NAV BE- Of general value or iherestin the world
Of news that can be brought to us BY telegraph
or mail.
The year 1872 will bca
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
And the campaign promises to be as e1citi,a,e
as nny within The last decade. The lntelll.
pppcer stands steadfastly by the principles O
he Republican party. and will defend aud
maintain them 10 the future az in the past
with It's accustomed earne'tness aud vlgof-
We shall among other things advocate the
Preservation Of The public lands for actual set
Tiers, under the Homestead and Premptlon
lew.
Opposition to nonopolles ofevery descrip
ton and 10 corruption in every form
Rigid economy and purity of administration
in National aud local governments.
Attention will be paid not only to local a.
fairs in West Virgins, hui 10 those in the
ne,phboring counties Of Ohio aud PennsylvA..
MIA; aud We hope by filling our columns WIN
The freshest news Of home and abrsd. With q
pure and elevated and profitable literature,
aud variety adopted to every want and tas'e,
10 make The Intelligpncer welcome visitor III
thousands Of households 10 West Virginia,
Western Pennsylvania aud Eastern Ohio
TERMS OF THE INrELLIGENcER.
Daily InlelI gencer. Mail Subscribers, ="
pei annum; "a six months; 81 three months;
15c one month
Semi. Weekly IntellIgencer, mail Subscribers
s3 Der annuu; six months $l.oO; lhfee
months 81
WEEKLY INTELLIGENcER.
One copy one year. 81 sO
Que copy. six months, w
Five copies, one year, ~ eacn'
Ten copies, one year, ! Sv EACH
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18

Valuable European and American Seeds
given away. Mr.. N. P Boyer The senior
publisher Of the American Stock Journal
while travelling in Europe the past sum
mer, was particularly impressed with the
great value 81 Lucerne, for the feeding or
soiling Of stocks He has, therefore i'm
ported large quantity for gratuitou' dis.
tribution among our American farmers -
Any Of our subscribers who may wish to
test il, will receive small sample package
free, by enclosing stamps to pay postage.
Address N. P. Boyer 4 Co Parkssburg
Chester Co., Penn. They will also send
sample packages Of Chester County Nam.
moth Corn, imported White Norway Oats,
and Alsike Glover il wanted, they sent out
over 100000 free sample packages last
year
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18

Mr.. H. W. Kook has disposed Of bis
interest in the West ,Nirgiaiaa Newspaper
Office at Fairmout. to bis former partner,
Mr.. G. c. Shian, who now goes it
alone"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18

readers who are 10 want Of . good, sound
sterling Democratic paper, We commend to
them the Cincinnati Enquirer. II 10 .
paper that is peculiarly adapted to the
interests Of the people Of West Virgins,
and one that has long been identified With
Us. We are pleased to know that it has
such an extensive circulation in the Kama
wha Valley The Daily Enquirer is Sl2
per annumu; Weekly 81 per snuuun =
The Weekly Enquireris the cheapest pa.
per in the world. aud contains more news
than any paper in the West. Address
Faren L Mclean. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. Editor:
| feel a great interest in the Pt. Pleasant
Literary Society, although | am not meu.
b,r. aud in conversation with some Of my
friends Ihave heard them express wish
to bear tho following named members OF
the Society discuss some interesting subject
10 public: Messrs W j. Kenny, F. A.
Guthrie, 7. W. Sisson and j. B. Meua.
ger.
A WELL Wl.uER OF THE SOCIETY.
The Rev. Mr.. Mea, Rector Of the Par.
ish at St. Adams. occupied the pulpit at
the Episcopal Church 10 this place on
Sunday last, he and the Rev. Mr.. Hay
den, exchanging pulpi's Mr.. Nee prea-
ch.d very eloquent sermon, to quite q
large aud appreciative congregation. We
trust his visits to our place may be more
frequent. We consider him one Of the
brigh,es, lamps IN tue Episcopal Church,
10 our meek Of tue woods
MARRIED ---Ou Thursday evening Jan.
u.ry IL, 1872, at Christ Episcopal Church
in this place. by Rev Horace Edwin Hay,
den. Mr.. Joseph s. Miller, to Miss Mat
tie Shaw, daughter Of Dr. s G. Shaw -
Attendants: Mr.. Il B. Thomas aud Miss
Kate Ili.e, Mr.. John Machir and Miss
Lynn Lewis, Mr.. John Couch aud Miss
Vsuie Thomas.
Tue following is from the Point Pleas.
SAINT correspondent Of the Cincinnati En-
guirsr tine church was filled to reple.
ton by the friends Of the happy pair, who
wished them all hejoy thi, mundane
sphere affords Aswe are no "Jenkins.' :
We will not a.lemp: description Of the
besutiful toilets which graced the beauli.
iul bride and BIER fair attendants, but suf.
fee 10 say, they were gotten up 10 the la
test style. Weekend our congratulations
to the happy pair, and ferventIy hope that
tn. matrimonial Sc. upon which they have
launched .irir h.rss may be calm, unruf.
a,l, and may no breakers over wash their
happiness upon The beach Of disappoiot-
1nent or unhappine", aud may their whole
lille prove that they ARE but
Two soul. with nut single thought;
Two hearts thai heat MS ons
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The Cluu Scot, We are glad to know
is growing very popular in the Charleston
and Parkersyurg trade, and is doing .
good business We can heartily commend
this boat to travellers aud shippers. There
are no better bostmen on the river than
Capt. Sam. Chris.y aud Clerk. WIN. H.
Truslow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18

DIED OF OLD Ace The Mooredeld
Advertiser says, Mrs Tucker. and old lady
residing on the suburbs Of Mooredeld, died
en- last Thursday week. Mrs. Tucker bad
reached the ripe age ofoue hundred years
and four months
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18

Petersou's Magazine for January is on
on, table. I. commences tho new year
with renewed 'isor. aud will be more liked
b, ladies than over. No lady can we'll do
without It Address G. ]. Peterson,
phjadslphis
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18

Geo. Barcus has sold one Of his teams
to Henry Niddlecof. for $3.50 cash.
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Coal RIVER RAILROAD. The st. Al
bans Pioneer is advocating the construc'
ton Of railroad along Coal river, from
Boone Court House to the Kauavha.
Such an enterprise would make more &C.
cessibls the large coal fields Of the Kama
xha region.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18

Snow. --Thi, vicinity was gladdeued BY
sight Of the beautiful snow" On Tues.
day which fell to the depth ofsiz or sew
en- inches. The young folks enjoyed it BY
snow .balling each other.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18

1T VIKINGS FASTER THAN BY HAND.
We consider the Providence superior 10 all
oilers, for the following reasons:
LIST. The ROLLERS, Of large size and hest
quality Of White Rubber, are all secured 70
their Shafts In the most permanent manner, ny
The Mou,roy Paocsss, making the sEsr KotL'
n IN THE WORLD ,.,,nv.,
ID The PATENT METAL JOURNAL
CASINOS prevent any wear upon the lournals'
1.-THE wooden journal, in which the fnn
shafts Nf other machines run, soon wear, and
the efficiency of The Wriuger Is thereby great
Sd The DOUBLE SPIRAL coas u.sd on
this Wrinser give the utrost ease and steadi'
ness in working while the double atop pre-
vents them from bottoming or being thrown
out Of gear We furnish either single Or dou
ble gear PaovlprscE IS desired
Ali heADJUSTABLE CURVEDCLAMP
readily adjusts this Machine 10 tubs Of any
size or thickness, making a perfect fastening.
No wooden pegs or rubber straps on THIS
Clamp. 90,
~, ore combined in this Machine, with all the
requisites Of a first class Wrnger.
PROVIDENCE TOOL Co..
Providence, RI.
II Warren Street, New York.
dec. 2l-6r
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One editor i. i. pretty certain did not
receive any turkeys or similar gifts during
the holidays. The Parkersburg Gisetts'
noticing that the editor Of the Weston
Democrat had heeu presented With . big
turkey, wrathfully adds:
Most Of the people Of this county are
too mean to give man his just due, 10
say nothing about a fat turkey"
We publish the Prospectus Of the
Wheeling Register in another column.
We refer our readers to it, and would add,
that il they wish another paper besides
their county p,p.', they cannot'ake a bet
ter one than the Register. It is edited
With great spirit and ability.
The New York herald., 1872-09-06

me "Corallen 1t has vest In front, and the back
is o combination OF the position and deep points,
0vERsKIRTs FOLLOW SUIT.
10 the pOl0nalses In having most or the fulnes9
massed In the back. The "Kellogg" has the apron
carried across the back and fastened with q bow
snort distance below the waist, and Is especially
be worn with round waist for house dress. The
back describes pointed basque, to which the
skirt part Is attached. There are broad repefs at
tne @ sides and the front Is draped apron. In the
M9t back to the waist line.
A novelty in a skirt for an evening dress Is
known as the vienna train. This is most grace
fully lO0ped In the back, rendering an Overskrt
pOlonaise unnecessary, but the fashionaby draped
apron is disposed over it In front. For dressy
use Is the exceedingly dstingue garment called the
"Lucca" train, which combines Vatican polo
naise and adjustable train in most ingenious and
graceful manner.
IN CHLDRENs FASHIONS
the designs are almost innumerable, and are as
lead both for the indoor and outdoor costumes Of
girls and misses. Especially pretty for home
dresses In soft materials Is the plated polonaise,
which Is halflOose blouse, with box plaits laid in
the back. and bands In front arranged to simulate
them. In the "LOtta" the sideforms are continued
so as to form long sashes, which are to be tied; and
form sashes in the back. But basques which are
again very fashionable for misses, and polonalses
are almost invariably fastened In the back. This
is much more youthful looking and becoming. One
of the prettiest basques Is called the Fl0rette y,
and has rounded tabs In the back and q pointed
vest IN front.
rlety. They follow about the same style as the
pOlOnaises. The "Clara' Overskirt and the "Elida'
Overdress will be sure to become favorite designs
s oHys sn asssS IS e
Younger ones wear the pretty little "Charlien suit,
with Jaunty jacket and kilt-plaited skirt or the
"Pearl' dress. Older boys wear suits copying as
nearly may be the styles OF their seniors Of male
persuasion.
The New York herald., 1872-09-06

Mr.. Thomas Gee, Of the Dewhurst Lodge stud,
wadhurst, Sussex, has purchased the whole OF
Lord Stamford's breeding stud for 1850 guineas.
Queens Messenger, after being knocked about In
the betting for the st. Leger for seme time, was
eventually struck out Of the race August 23 In the
afternoon. Como has been also stricken from the
same race.
Mr.. Savle's well-known stallion skirmisher, sire
OF Kaiser, Ryshworth, Ripponden and other famous
race horses, died on Tuesday night, August 20, at
Runord Abbey from injuries received last week,
when ne broke his fetlock Joint while out at exer.
else. Skrmisher was bred by Lord Scarborough In
1854, and was by voltigeur out Of Gardham mare
her dam by Langar out OF Sister to Busto, by
Clinker. He won several valuable stakes as a
three-year.old FOR Lord zetland, after which he
passed into the hands Of Mr.. Savile, and broke
down in race at Newmarket First Spring when
five years old.
The. renowned steeple chaser, The Lamb, now the
property or Baron +. Oppenheim, won the Grand
Steeple Chase at Aixla-Chapelle on the 18th Of Au
gust Two TO one were bet on the son Of Zouave
who was ridden by Count Nicholas Esterhazy and
easily defeated four moderate opponents.
The New York herald., 1872-09-06
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
John B. Henderson Nominated for Governor by
Acclamation-J H. Storer for Lieutenant
Governor-Gratz Brown Denounced
The Finance Of Reform
Labor and Capital

ST. LOUIS, No., Set, 5, 1872
The Republican State Convention reassembled
this morning and adopted a platform, which, among
other things declares that any c6nfict between
labor and capital should be s4oided by proper legis
lation; but in tbs event of conflict, labor has
paramoupt demands upon our consideration.
Ihe seventh resolution Is as follOws;-
the II S g
r elevation present position the dovasno
Iy he sosstiasn he has not enforced the isw by.
MHTds s Of
S Sf9Fe d s ana violation he in neglect
a his dxhSn ans
pr In hR%sdS hsSs a s %
sagaeity as an executive officer and we emphatcally
@ Of e
of The laws of the nation may depend upon his will and
The eighth resolution calls attention to the his
tory Of the republican party IN Missouri, which
came into power at time when & % the state was dis
and the securities Of the State dishonored. But
within six years $1,000 900 Of obligation have been
discharged, the value OF State bonds raised nearly
fifty cents on the dollar.
The ninth calls attention to the history Of the
all
SSSsS wsSa s. sSS sss 5Ss
depleted the treasury until the current expenses
OF the government can no longer be met 1t has
failed to its citizens or Srgr
the government OF the State or prosperity Of the
people.
Supreme Court Judges. p. Green, Ira Il. Leonard,
Henry A. Glover, George II. Shields. Attorney Gen.
eral-Jeff r. Chandler. GovernOr--John b. Hender-
son (by acclamation). Lieutenant GOvernor-John
Fl. Storer. Secretary of State--F. w. Vaerdes.
Auditor-Daniel O'Connor by acclamation).