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THEDEkOCRKg
NJ oMaaN. Oct. "
Nl7I0N4L DEl0Clp4FlC
TICKET
Fur Pre,idsnt Of the United SiateI,
HORACE GREELEY.
of NeW-YOrk.
For Flee President,
ID. GRATZ BROWN.
Of Missouri.
For CongreS-FTa District,
Col. BEN WILSON,
Of Harrison County.
DEMOCRATS AND LIBERALS,
STAND ny YOUR CoLOAsl

Greeley will be our Next President.
Pennsylvania has gone Republican,
Indiana Democratic, and Ohio is close.
10 Pennsylvania and Indiana tho issue
was fairly made, The Democrats and
Liberals lost the former and gained the
latter. Hendricks has been elected
governor Of tho "Hoosier" state, and
Hartranft of the "Keystonc." Ohio
has yet to decide between Greeley aud
Graut 10 November. Northern aud
western Ohio urr populated mainly BY
Germans, who hold in their bands the
political power of that great state.
Greeley is their faTorit and admircr,
and they will vote for him against
Grant for President Ohio and India.
ana for Greeley, and the other states
which eau DO counted for him with a
certainty, bis election is assured. Our
prospects are not in the least damaged
by the loss Of Pennsylvania, if We eau
carry Ohio in November. A united
South. with New York Ohio, Indiana,
New Jersey, New Hampshire, the Pa.
cifc states, and West Virginia, will dc
the work and give US q safe margin.
The Liberal Republicans who are
cooperating with the Democrats in
this crisis Of national dcliycrauce over
centralized dCspoti IN, have shown
much greater strength in Ohio thai
was expected. The close vote in that
state last Thursday shows most clearly
that Greeley will carry It in Noyem'
Der, il the efforts now being made By
our friends are kept up (and no doub
they willy until the day Of election. -
It seems now US il Ohio was to become
the battlefield or Waterloo Of the great
political contest now going on between
The friends Of true and lasting peace,
and constitutional government on The
one side, and the retainers ola militia
~ despotism, supported and maintain.
cd ut the public expense, on the other.
The issue thus presented is Of the
greatest importance, aud, in our poor
Judgment, will decide tue future desti.
ny Of ONCE happy prosperous. brave
aud generous people We are uuwil.
ling to yield to tie enemy, III contest
in which such vital Interests are ut
stake, an inch Of ground, or TO doubt
for q moment our tiual triumph W.
believe in au Ovcr.ltuliug Providence,
aud in tho justice Of Hin who shapes
our ends, rUugh'hew them as we will. "
Our cause is just, aud ii we will do
well our part, God will help US in oh.
tanning the victory
Democrats Of West Virginia, grid
on your armor and b. ready for the
contest ! We can defeat the cohorts
of Grant by 10000 10 November
Then lei us revive the motto of the 70,
thers-"SIc SEAPER TYRASNls," aud
put tho beldest aud ba.est of tyrant.
under our feet.
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State Of Vest Iiiyinia.
Al Rul.s held In the Clerks Office Of III.
Circuit Court Of Lewis county, on he arIt
Monday 10 October, 1872.
Wellington V. Chides.)
ter, plaintiff,
vs.. In Cbancerv
Hugh j. Wilson, and
others, defendants.
The object Of this suit IL to recover M IA.
fvndant Hugh ]. Wilson the sum Of SosT Gs
with interest, and the costs Of hi, iuit and
to attach IN the hands Of Defendant Chris.
tophtr .. Yoke, jesse Smith, PertonR Hail
Nancy MeNsnar, Taylor Chtttum and oil,
yer Alkirs any debts due from them 10 dr.
fcndani HuEhJ. wilson, aud also apr etIsc,,
Of said Wilson they may hGrs lnithrif hands
and to subject The same to the payment N
P!AiAtirs debt, interest Aad costs. And il
appearing from affidavit Sled that leiendsr,
Hugh J. Wilson Is a AOn.rssident Of mi,
state, and he lot appearing, Il Is ordered
that be DO appear here within one month Al.
ier the Frat publication Of this order, and do
what is Necessary 10 protect bis interest in
this suit TeIts "
JOHN G. JACKSON, Clerk.
Bennett 4 Bennett pl'tFs atty
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NoTICE-TnE WESTON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Sin,s the recent decline Of Wool ID
the EaH, We have marked all Oul
Good, a. last years' prices
HEAVY JEANS 81 to so per ward
Extra Fine Steel Mixed Jeaas, sup,.
tiCr to any in the market IS G.
Also al a lot Of fulled Jeans at 100 ID
so per yard.
iieary Caledonia Lilsey, | yard wide.
30 to 55e. "''s'
Flannels, IN assortment, / yard via,
20 to 65cts. jaw "'N''
Blankets and cloth in proportion, ali
S S;lE r warranted. Stocking Yarns Of d
different " grades at reduced rates Wbieb
VIII give all wanting goods for hi,
,e a good opportunity to secure
,nem at low figure. We employ no
travel psdlats or hucks.srs to self Fl
goods SS Of buy wool. All purchaye,
E made at The Factory arc guaranteed a.
represented, n Wcstill pay the birhe,,
for goods 'AVu'us'
u,. Also' for the accommodation Of far.
p, %eF; 10 general, We will take whcat n
tho highest market price !" o %J,"s =.
for goods. S' '" exchange
D. IL CLIFTON 4 co.
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INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
" Il7f..lR1p


The last Catalogue Oh. VS. an attendance o
Ill Students al this Institution. Five dis
tlnct Departments oflnStruction, with 4 full
corps OF competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages /;
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology,
Ethics, Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences: kc,, &C., carefully and thor.
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, ILLUSTRATED by appropriate appara,.
US. Special advantages Tor the study Of &c
OlOgy.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
Geology and COnchOlogy; tot
gcther with many specimens In other depart.
mentS OfSatural History Fine BuildinpS
beautiful and healthy location, good SOri J.
Fall Term begins Sept. 0. Winter, De.
cember 8. Spring, March 20. Commence.
meni, June 10.
Boarding from 50 to - per week.
Tuition, from SlS 10 S2i per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX MARTIN, President,
MSrgatOwni W. Va
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rHHR WESTON

TUE WESTON
!. CIGAR FACTORING. 1o4.
ct, T1e Gndsriignsd will oiI,r for ,als
0i ..;. Connecticut, different
Tl ,It% best in til. market.
sToGIES-Ths best in tho State. tho
best IN the United States, and Tho
, ! best e 10 the World. -A' Wv
SMOKING ToBACCo-Prido q,
D Durham, Fl L...o, Lynehburs pioS
Tator, Salon Delight, &e, D''A
CHEWING T0BACCO-No / P;,.
GIrayely. Fine Cut, Navy, sb;.S S
Bright and Ironside, srap,o,'s PI',
and Twisted. i"'
SCOTCH SNUFF, &c.
PIPES, &c, &c.
"Quick Sales and Small pr,s,,.
shall be my Motto.
Come one, come ALL
And cira me call,
R0RERTJ. JUFRR.
Main Street, Weston. ono door .boy.
RalstOn's Jevelry Store. '
June 24'Sm
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Address of the County Demo craft,
Executive Committee

The time Fixed by law for the cleo.
ton Of ia Representative 10 Congress, /,
as heretofore, on tho Fourth Thursday
in October. The election held on tho
22ud of August last, so far as concern.
ed member Of Congress, was without
authority Of law, aud simply nullity.
Tho Democratic State Executive
Committee, at late meeting, as will
be seen from its published proceedings,
resolved. that with view to tho cleo.
tiOn on the Fourth Thursday Of 0cto.
Der for Congress, to enter upon thor.
ough and active campaign. This
must commend itself to Tue Judgment
Of every Democrat and Liberal In tho
State. Upon the result Of the present
national campaign hang issues Of the
most vital and paramount character.
Tho watchwOrds Of the Liberal and
Democratic parties are, Universal Am.
uesty, tho cessation Of persecution aud
prescription, perfect reconciliation Of
the people Of the sections of the Union
lately involved in civil war, restoration
Of perfect peace and harmony, thor
ough aud genuine reform in all dc.
partmcnts of the civil service of the
general government, the preservation
Of civil liberty and the just rights Of
tho people Of tho States, against the
mailed hand Of a colossal, centralized
arbitrary power.
The election Of a Liberal and Demo.
cratic Congress is the most important
and effective step in the accomplish.
incnt Of these great ends. Without a
Congress the election Of u President
will avail but little. 1t may be that
West NirginiA-it may DO that this
Congressional District-it may be that
our own County may turn the seal in
this great crisis, which outside Of this
State is enlisting tue undivided aiten.
ton and the untiriug vigilance of the
people Of great nation.
The object Of this address from your
County Committee is to call upon eve.
~ Liberal and Democratic voter in
Lewis county to 60 to the polls at the
accustomed places on tho Fourth
Thursday Of tue present month, aud
vote for msuIbcr Of COngrcSr II tho
ordinary officers Of election do not at.
tend, or fail TO act, under tue law the
voters present may appoint three 70.
tors to act for the time being as Super.
visor and Inspectors Of Election.
Colonel Benjamin Wilson, of Ilarri.
son county, is the regular nominee aud
candidate of the Democrats aud Libe.
raj parties. lie is gcutlemun of
culture, fine attachments, high stand
ing and distinguished ability. and will
dohoDor to the State aud District Ia
tho balls Of Congress.
Come ont and give him full vote !!
Sec to Ii that this election, the most
of all, iS not suffered to 20
by default. See that tho full vote is
cut!
by order Of the Dem. TX Com.
4. a. EDWARDS, CEm'n.
] W, WoPriSpiS. Sec.
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The Congressional Election-Actlon
OF the Democratic Executive
Committee.

AT meeting of the Democratic Ex.
Ocutivo Committee Of tue State Of West
Virginia, held in tho city of Parkers.
burg, October l, 1872, on motion, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That tho votes cast on The
22d of August last for Congressman in
the several districts Of this State were
cast without force, warrant or author.
ity Of law, aud tina. they had no legal
force or effect in determining who
should be the representatives, Of the
people;
That the Constitutional Convention
could not, and did not, attempt to al.
ter the law Of West Virginia us to the
time aud mOdO Of clecting Congress
nen;
That said law is now in force and
effect, and that an election on the
fourth Thursday in tho present month
should DO holden for that purpose, and
us the time is exceedingly short for
preparation for raid election, the Cen.
trail Committee is hereby authorized
and empowered and instructed to i'm.
mediately mako arrangements for a
campaign and tho holding of said cleo.
ton in pursuance Of the Code Of West
Virginia.
A. j. PANSkL, Chairman.
W P Thomson, Secy pro ten.
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um.
JB Hersnan, l dozen apples, LIST
Mrs AN Dent, lamp mats, LIST pre-
Mrs II S Hawks. chair cushion, Is,
premium.
GB Beach, draft horses, bay stall.
ion, LIST premium.
I'D LOwther, thoroughbred horsce,
bay mare 4 years old and over, LIST
premium.
JC WilkS, sulky, LIST premium.
j D LOWther, trotters best aud
fastest under 8 years old, LIST premium,
j R Bailey, best and largest dis.
play Of fruits, embracing all kinds, lst
premium.
RI LeedOn, buck 9 years old and
over, and buck lamb, LIST premium.
Mrs A B LETTERS, pen wiper, LIST
premium
Mlnter stalknaker, best and greatest
variety Offall apples, LIST premium.
&C DennisOn, single mule, LIST pre-.
MUM.
] Erinobuhl, grape wine and Viz.
GINA Seeding Grapes, LIST premium.
+ White, portable fence, LIST pre-.
MUM.
HMrs Br RalssOD, curraut wine, LIST
premium.
Mrs + c Hall, patch work quilt,
LIST premium.
Suudries made by inmates of the
Hospital for the Insane.
A W WOodford took tho first pro.
MUM on. Durham cattle, pure biOod
bull, l year old and nnder Q, white
roam heifer, breeding COW with calf at
foot, boar ! year old and under Q, ma.
tive and middle wool sheep, pen 8
lambs, long wool sheep, buck yelr
old and under .; aud I'd premium on
yoke ofoxen 4 years old,
" T Nursing, display of ounces
and peck Of carrots, LIST premium.
Miss Ida ] Bevcridge specimen
wax work, LIST premium.
i White, mare or gclding for gen.
eral purposes, aud best pears, 1st pre-
MUM
John Campbell received the first pre-.
MUM on best buck lamb, pen 5 ewes
l year old and under Q, pen Of 8 lambs;
and 2nd premium on buck lamb
h Fisher, wagon harness. lst pre-.
MUM.
Miss Florence Branuon, bcs, col.
lection Of green house plants, and DO.
quet Of cut flowers, LIST premium.
A NJ Bartlett, received tho LIST pre-.
MUM on Durham pure blood bull calf.
draft horses, gelding Q years old and
under A; and % premium on herd OIL
bull and A cows, and Durham pure
blood bull calf.
Mrs Er RalstOn received the 1st pre-.
MUM on the best and largest variety
Of ellies, blackberry jolly, apple jelly,
peach jelly, ounce jelly, currant Jelly,
plum jelly, wild plunljelly, npejelIy,
crab apple jelly. Siberian crab apple
jelly, rhubarb jelly, whortle.berry
jolly, tomato jelly, gOOseberry jelly,
and tomato calsup
VIM R Jewell, dun gcldiug walker,
I'd premium.
JIM Stanley, white wire clothes line,
LIST premium.
LPFi,hcr, best and greatest variety
of grapes, aud best plate Of plums, Isl
premium.
RS l. p Fisher received the Isl
premium on tho best plate Of Isabella
grapes. dozen apples and gallon bunch
beans
Miss Catherine A Fisher, bes. liner
table cloth, lst premium.
Mrs . j Moore, specimen Of mos,
or lichen work, LIST premium.
E W Smith, cary cattle, 1st premi
UNI.
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THE UELEBKATED
"Palatine Separator
THREsHING MACHINE

NNa,n !, .i n he Marion Machine Work,
STh' ONLY Machine suitable fora Alllv
s9uatiI and fosgA roads. The most dats
ols Haehla,h the market, Every Machine
Of god material. '
Addtsa Nsdca Machine Works.
q, ami, fAlStins, ". Va,
GEO, c. bAESER, Agen,
June A''N HeiiOn. ". Va.
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The Equitable Oil and In Chaucery.
Mining Company, aud
others.
The object Of this suit Is 70 recover a debt
due the plaintiff against 1.-THE Equitable oil
and MnlnE Company of$9.il3 90, with
interest," to ascertain the debts against said
corporations 10 sell tract Of 500 acres Of
land owned by said corporation, on Three
Lick Run, branch Uf Oil Greek, 10 Lewis
county, West Virginia, and ont It's pro.
ceeds pay the debt Of the plaintiff. and any
others that may appear against Il, and then
distribute any surplus remaining among The
Stockholders, according to law. And Il
appearing from Ailidaviis that said CORPORA.
ton has failed to appoint an agent In said
county 10 accept service on behalf Of Fnld
corporation vi process against the saIue A,
required by law, and Is liable TO be nro.
ceeded against BY publication, and also ,l,St
tbs defendants Luther H. FELTON,, William,
". AorlaAd, Henry s. Jones, Richard II,
Salter, Francis Mclaughlin and Joseph 4.
LAiOrms are non.teSidenti OF this State. and
they, and said corporation not appearing, Il
10 ordered that they do appear here within
one month AFTER The frst publication Of I'M
order and do what Is necessary 10 project
their interests In this suit.
AtteSte:
JOHN q. JACKSON, CLERK.
Henry Brsnnon, plaintiffs attorney,
0et1-it
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-14

The State Of IieR Virginia:
Al Rbles held 10 the Clerk office Of The
Circuit Court Of Gllner county, on the hu:
Monday In September, 1872.
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Well.buckets, heavy wagon buckets,
half bushcl measure wash boards,
wash tubs, brOoms, churns, &C., just
received at Edwards.
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A. j. PASSEL, Chairman.
w P TnoNrsOS, Sec'y pro TEN.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-14

H Tnr following /, tho time aud
places for the examination Of teachers
in this county: Walkeryille, October
Z; Jane Lew, October IL; White
Oak, October 10; Halls stOro, 0cto.
Dor rs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-14
DLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

The State Of IIeR Virginia:
Al Rbles held ID the Glrrk's office Of Tie
Circuit Court Of GlImer county, on the hi,:
Monday In September, 1872.
Petition and Cross
John I. W. Holt Bill filed in tho
vs.. Chanccry cause Of
Withers and Withers 4 Daugh.
Daugherty and erty against said
others. Holt, Samuel Mar.
tin and Others.
TINE OBJECT or THIS SUIT is TO Rg.
L cover from defendant Samuel Natliu a
certain vendors lien against tract Of Ab-ut
ACRES Ofland, and mill property situate
on Cedar Creek, 10 the county Of tiilmer, sold
hyJ !. H Holt TO said Martin, on tue 6iIi
day Of November, 1858, to.wit, the amount
Of four bonds executed by said Martin 10
said holt, dated the fnt day Of November,
1858, and each bearing interest from dAt,,
and due aud payable as set out In said Tetl.
ton aud CrolI bill, the 6Rt for the sutn uf
ISL 5O the second for the sum 1880;
he third for the like sum Of $500, aud thv
fourth for the sum oil 500. AlFU Ii. Amoun,
o. a judgment in the name OF said Holt for
Tue use Of 9iLitr jackson, Againbt said Mar.
I'm aud '. Lake, rendered by the late County
Court Of Gilmer comfy, al the March term
thereof, 1861 for i.iJ %, with intets, and
COSTS, and to assert the lien OF the sam,
against said property, and 10 provide for ID,
payment Of the same out ofthe proceeds OF
iIle sale Of said property heretofore made un.
Ier deerte 10 said cause OF Wiihet, a.l
pa,shetty against said Martin and others;
AND also 10 provide for the paymsn. to aid
iiolt Of judgment rendered by th. laio
County Court Of Gilmer county, at The No.
,v,ember term thereof, 1850 In the nam. Of
samuel Martin against Allen Ballard, for ths
sum OF sl.5, with interest and costs. And
y appearing by affidavit filed that The DE-
iendants, Samuel Martin, Alice Rallatd, Mn
ler jackson aud Henry Daughsrty are n
residents Of this State, It 10 ordered ,hattSot
APPEAR here within one month alter ,hs 6t,t
publication Of this order, and do What NAV
y, necessary TO protect their interests il
A Copy-Atte,ts:
r,,,,,, 9. D. CONRAD, cl,ti.
FLEMING l. BENNETT,
oFnforPrf. sp s.It
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nR' Nj D. CUMMINGS,

iIIyoo -. HIsIVIAN AND SURGEON,
Street y O"S MOOR aCof above D1lllntOn's stof, Main
S Sre ~ ,n,g'lon. can 10 found al NV Tr ot
"S S ~ "iI ,lnei when not professionally s y"
sngrI' llIirom tue country srnmniI, sl'
'""'4 w. ~ D. cuNllNds, II j. "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-03
TIE PRIZE RING.
TIL. Coming Mace and O'Baldwin Fight

A Washington letter o: the 2sth instant
SAYS: The sporting men here, and many
others also, are considerably Interested over
the expected 'mill' which Will take place IN
Virginia two weeks from Tuesday next be-
tween the Irish giant, Ned 0'Bsldwin, and Jem
Mace, the English pugillst. The contestants
have been in training for some time, and an
interesting conflict IS expected, the former at
Atlantic City, New Jersey, and the latter IN
New York State. Many have serious DOUBTS
that there will be q "meeting In the twenty
four feet square," which the members ot e tne
prize ring 6ave deneminated "the ring" oelng
of the opinion that 1t will prove fasco, the
excursion money being the only funds that
will change hands. The lancy are unusually
reticent about the exact location OF the light,
but It is generally supposed that It will take
place near Point Lookout, Maryland, near the
place where previous encounters have taken
place. Johnny Clarke, wel-known here, was
deputized about month since by the backers
of the men to select place, but It was re-
spectfully declined. Since then, however,
epot has been determined upon and steamers
chartered to carry the excursionists from
Baltimore and Washington. Thousands OF
New York roughs will be In attendance,
railroad excursion being arranged to carry
them to Fredericksburg, Va, aud from there
tney are 10 be carried In steamers to the battle
ground. If the fight does take place, q KIND
Of nationality being attached to it, money In
large quantities will undoubtedly change
hands. The utmost secrecy Is displayed. 30
as to prevent the authorities OF Virginia from
learning Of the whereabouts of the meeting
or any particulars In reference TO II. me
tickets for the ''excurslon" are now for sale In
this city, In the hands of careful men, who can
tell who to sell and VINO not to sell them. The
fight is for two thousand dollars and the
championship of the world.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-03
Receipts at all ports for the
THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE I'M
FRUIT MARKETS.
The Daily BulletIn of Tbursday, August /.

The Daily Bulletin of Thursday, August 1st,
says:
New potatoes are about steady. In vegeta-
bles there Is free supply OF most descriptions,
and prices without essential change. Sum-
mer squashes are about done with.
We quote as follows New potatoes
80 25a26O per barrel, in bulk. Green corn
50rasl rs per 100. Red onions. per
barrel 50 50a2 rs; do Connecticut So 50a3
per 100 strings. Cucumbers, Long Island 81 per
Dbl. Squash, marrowfar, per DBL, sla1 25.
New turnips s1al so per Dbl. Cab-
bages $4as per 100. Beets, Jersey, 50 5Oa4.
Tomatoes, Jersey, 90casl per crate, and Long
Island slal rs per basket. Egg plant 50 SO per
dozen.
Peaches are arriving freely; prices still
show pretty Wide range, according to quail
ty and condition OF the fruit. Apples plenty
and cheap, except the fruit be very choice.
Some large red Astrachans sold as high as
$6 per Dbl, but the average price Is about sla
2 so Pears becoming more plenty. We quote
as follows: New apples sla6 per bbl. 25a5O
per crate Wstermelons s35a5O per 100 for
Georgia, and sl0a30 per 100 for North Caro-
lima, Virginia and Delaware. Jersey whorlle-
berries s3 5oa4 per bus. Nutmeg melons s2a3
per bbl. Pears, common 81 5Oa3; do red s5a6;
DO Bartletts, per crate s3a5. Peaches, Della
ware 81 60a3 per crate; Sla2 per crate for Yir-
ginia, and Jersey 40a60c per basket.
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THE mPRECoGNIzED" PRELATES.
From the Baltimore Sun.

A dispatch from Rome on Monday stated
that "the Pope had precognized the Arch
bishop Of Baltimore and the Bishop Of Rich
mond." From this it would appear that tne
Pontiff has made known to Ills consstory OF
council lhe names of the future Archbishop OF
Baltimore and the Bishop of Richmond, Va.
Since the fact of ;precognltion has been an
nounced, 1t is somewhat remarkable that the
names of the appointees were not CLEANED also,
but mt the same time there appears to be but
little doubt in the minds OF the clergy but that
the appointments have been made. If no OBJ
lection was made to the names by any mem
per of the coDslstory, the appointeeR, whoever
they may be, will soon receive the omelal no.
officIal notification is drawn mp the names will
be made public in Rome, and telegraphed, no
dorlbt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-08-03
CATERPILLARS IN GEORGIA.
From the Macon Telegraph

We received letters from Wilkinson and
Crawford yesterday, dated the 18th ultimo,
which say that the cotton caterpillar are In
those counties and doing mischief. A letter
from Mr.. L. R Parker Gays: THE caterpillar
is playing smoke with the cotton here; IN
company with several farmers l visited the
plantation of Mr.. J. T. Parker, and l call his
cotton crop ruined. Mr.. Smith told me that
he heard from Baldwin County yesterday, and
the caterpillar Is In the cotton crop OF that
county" Mr.. James !. Morris, Of Hickory
Grove, Crawford County, also writes US on
the same day: II saw the caterpillar yester-
the Of Mr. Jenn r. Rssse .vassy
worms on one stalk. They have just made
their appearance In this neighborhood for the
first time since 1868, and rs they come 30
early In the season may serve us as badly as
they did then, and in that case, farewell cot
ton with US" Of the general condition OF II the
crops In his region, Mr.. Morris writes that
they are suffering for rain again. Early cot
ton especially on gray y,oapesv Lands looks @ ws as
Late corn and peas promise well, but the early
corn will not produce more than hall crop.