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Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-07
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
]. F. KELLER'S PATENT
Feed and Fodder Cutter.

TINE undersigned having made
Il arrangements to build j. f. Kel-
ler's Patent Feel and Fodder Cutter,
patented Feb'y llth. 1878, would inform
the farmers of this and adjoining coun-
ties, that he has now commenced build
ing a Fodder and Feed Cutter which he
thinks will suit their purpose for cut
ting up their Fodder and Feed, such as
Hay, Straw and Corn-Fodder.
Three sizes ofmachines are being made
No. l is a small Cutter, intended to
work by hand and No. 2 is larger
machine, also intended to work by hand
and is more effective; No. is a large
machine, intended to run by hand, and
also by HORSE POWER.
/ would solicit farmers and all others
to call at the Tuscarora Works, where
they can see the machines and Judge
for themselves These Cutters are
great favorites as far as they have been
introduced. Give me a call. Orders
by mail promptly attended 10.
j. +. Keller, the patentee, is person.
ally experimenting the putting up of
the Feed and Fodder Cutters.
SAMUEL TITZ,
Oct.ls.w Martinsburg. w. Va.
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The storm I'm Allegheny.

To our sister city, Allegheny. 50 recent
IL suffering by fire and now more terribly
by flood. our entire Svmpathie> 20 out.
With her own losses and the aid due her
own citizens. Pittsburgh will still show
her willingness to extend all ncedlu!
succor Ia those 50 Sorely afflicted upon the
north side. A. will be seen by our re-
ports below. Allegheny City suffered ten
fold more than our own city. both in the
loss of life and ofproperty. In both thes"
particulars the greater portion was IN
the northeastern portion of the city-the
Third and Eleventh wards-where more
than one hundred lives were lost, and
thousands of dollars worth Of property
DESTROYED. In the district named. the
food had full sweep through Butchers
and Spriug Garden runs. and the tale OF
havoc occa.ioned, j. one of thetFaddeSt IN
the citvs history. In the western dis
trict. about Woods run. still further loss
of life and property was sustained. Such
a fearful calamity from the elements was
never known, and all that our people can
do to alleviate the suffering and care for
the orphan and widow should be done.
Butchers Run.
To attempt to describe Consecutively
all the ravages Of the food along this
street would be task of days. For u
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TiltOn's Opinion.

1t was stated yesterday evening hv the
friends Of Tilton that he had given 1t as
hi opinion that during the present IN
vcstigatiou. evidence would be- adduced
calculated to convict Mr.. Bcccher Of the
principal charges made against him; he
believes that only such testimony n
tends 10 establish his innocence will b"
sought after. and thinks this Is but what
might be naturally expected from the
committee. who are all his personal
friends. Their decision, he believes. will
be to the effect that from the testimony
brought before them they felt bound to ac-
quit him. with the expression, perhaps,
of regret that they were not empower
ed to compel other witnesses 10 testify
in the case. The committee, II l. said,
has come to the conclusion that Beech
pr should not be called upon to testify
until Tinton's statements have been
strengthened by something more than
his own affidavit.
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Damage TO the Railroads.

The railroads Centering IN the city and
the street passenger railways Of the two
cities were sufferers hv the food. some
very seriously. The through roads west
Of the city, however, seem to have been
damaged the most. The Pennsylvania
Central trains have been DELAYED contin-
uouslv since the breaking out of the
storm at eight o'clock Sunday evening.
II would require a large volume to con-
tain the many incidents related Of the
flood. and it is not within the range Of
possibilities to gather them together in Il
single article in daily journal. 1t is
not probable that the full history of the
great disaster will ever be written.
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Senatorial Convention--3rd District.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the senatorial convention for the sra
tiStrict. consisting of the counties OF
Ritchie, DOddrige, Harrison, Gilmer, and
calhoun, will be holden al the town OF FL
Irmhoro, in the county of Ritchie, on the
18th day of August, 1874. The under.
signed would respectfully request tlat
cnnnty meetings be held at an early day
as possible, to appoint delegates To said
Convention. Let the counties aforesaid be
well represented.
by order of the Senatlrlal executive
Committee X. =. BLAIR,
iyl7 Chairman.
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WEST VIRGINIA
uNIvDR8ITY

TIME YEAR BEGISs ~ ALL DE-
PARTNRSTS on wednesday sept
5Ti. ~.
prof r. =. Lyon, with full stan OF
Thoroughly q uRlifisd assistants, has charge
OF the PrrpaTaioTy Department..
Patrons licking Information In resald 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other DepaFt-
rnents may be obtained fa0m the secretary
Of the Faculty, Prof Geo. W. Clover, OF the
undersigned.
MosGASTows, W. Va, Aug. y, Bs=
auKl3 -.
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NEW ORLEANS.
FataI Accident.

NEW OELEASs, July %.-Pa'sSngen
report ".riolD accident on the AObIl,
and New Orlran. railroad, tai. side "i
Mobile, caused by a witch being leit
op"n. The engineer and fireman were
Killed. The railroad controls the lDcal
wire. and there j. nothing attAinAbl" by
telegraph.
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Meeting OF the Directors OF III" W. n
D.. T.. X. u.

fluIu The ~lrUh,nNIllc Herald.
4 meeting Of IN" Directors OF the
Wheeling and L.,kr Eric road WAS held
ou the I'D ut Norwalk, To determine
whether they will max" Norwalk or
Milan the point Of dct"ur in the main
ln. Tor Toledo, or will take some point
between the two places. 1t Is proposed
t. unite the Ashland road, running south
uIoC Cu~huctuu county, andn"rth through
A.hlmd and New London, with
the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
either in New London or ut point on
the line from Lodi through Wellington
.ud Clurksiield, 81 that these two
line, will unite before reaching Norwalk,
and that place will be made the point Of
drtuur for a direct line through Castalia
and oak Harbor to Toledo. throwing out
an arm from Nurwalk through Milan t."
the lake. either ut Huron or Sandusky.
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CINCINNATI.
An IdIinr A..naIlcd.

CwcrNSATL July 2s.--Th" EaT'"r'r :
Pari., Nv, .pccinl ,ay' that At To" stock
.nl.- today Mr. Shrap'hirc knocked
down and bat G.. :. Rust, editor 0f th"
Chicago Lir, Sa,-t JoDrnai, on chArR"
tba, Rn.t had published statement that
~hrsp.hirr had given a isl.a pcdigre" oi
b,. r,w Fcnuie FOr"st"r. Four ~ Shrap-
hire. brother. .tDDd around With drawn
pi.,ol. o. prevent the crowd from inter.
frriug. Ncitber 81 th" partle' were bad
" injured.
The price. of cattle went down At the
LIZ.
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INDIANA.
Shooting Scrape.

Fort WAYNE. Juv 2S.-Wm. Reed,
the conductor ofthr Pittsburgh Qailroad,
was arrested to-day; charged with shoot
ing with intent to kill one Charles
Baker, on last Friday night during n
quarrel about some girl Reed was sd-
mtted to $1,000 bail 10 await the result
of Bakers injuries.
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POLITICAL.
CONGRESSIONAL C0NVENlloN'
First Congressional District,
w. Va.

,,,up MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
state Executive Committee from the
,,,--. n,s,rict, in absence Of any District
oammittee, hereby call Convention OF
ns,egntas from each of the counties OF
Ti.,riet 70 meet at Ellenboro, in the
,,',,,,,. of Rltchie, w. Va, on THURS
NV the 18th day of AUGUST, 1874,
- nominate Congressional Representa-
,t,., f,r said district. Your committee re-
sn.ctfully request that county meetings be
held TO appoint Delegates to said Conven-
lion.
VI GSLLAHER, JOHN BASEL.
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Pleasant Valley.

Pleasant Valley. in Allegheny, it Was
thought, would be- found to have suffered
as terribly -, any region save that Of
Butchers Run, but this ,uppoSition WA.
happily unfoundcd. The region suffered
severely. and the property losses will foot
up largely. but there WAS no loss IF life
and the damage to property Wa less than
in several other localities.
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SPAIN
Prisoners Shot.

M,DErD. July 2s.-It i. reported that
the Carlis,, hot 25j pri-"n"r. wh" w"r"
captured from Gen. Nuuvillas column ia
fH.,,1.ys.
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Nothing Definite Concerning the
Scandal.

There i nothing of definite patur"
known this morning concerning the great
scandal. II i understood that Mr.. M"ul-
ton and Mr.. Tilton wcr" in consultation
on Sunday night, and again ON Yesterday
morning. and il is known that Mr.. M"uI-
ton is at present acting under the advi""
of General Butler. He ha, not yet been
invited hy the committee to make his ap-
prarancc before Them and il is believed
that whenever he i called he will refuse
To- give his testimony.
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Outside the Cities.

The news from districts outside Of the
citv i also of distressing nature. The
storm does not appear 10 have extended
bevond radius ot ten miles but in every
direction there seems To have been death
and destruction. We have accounts "f
loss of life. however. only from the south
west, where. in Robinson, Union. and
Upper St Clair townships, much distress
and InSs WAS pccasjOnrd
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ROME.
,or,cs 10 he Conyoked.

RoMr. July 2s.- TIL" Lbcri0 n"ws-
uaprr !. informed that Mar-ha! Scrrru"
hn. decided 10 conyokc the C"rtc-. ia
consequence Of communication from
the European powers iutimating that ,h"
recognition Of tn" present government
will b" thereby faciltmcdI
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NEW YORK.
Brussels Congress.

New YORK, July 28.-A Berlin letter
on the international Congress, which
begun its session yesterday in Brussels,
saws: The Prussian project which 1t Is
proposed to discuss is called an inter-
national convention concerning the laws
and customs of war, and after laying
down certain general principles aS TO
what war is--a struggle between TWO
nations and their armies, and not between
the subjects-cOntainS cighty-one sec
tions devoted to detailed statement OF
what should and should not be permitted
in war, with regard to military authority
in the territory of the hostile state. The
doctrine is dccisivcly laid down, and 1t
will probably provoke great opposition,
that the occupation Of n portion OF the
territory of state completely SuspcndS
the legal authority of that state, ana sub
stitutes that of the enemy, so that II amy
of the population are subsequently found
in arms they will not be treated AS prs
oncrs of war. At the same time. the
army of occupation has no right to
seize churches, establishments "i
charity. or institutions, and the
seizure of monuments. works OF art or
museums il severely reprchehded.
Among the means of war which are for
hidden are the use of poison, trcachcrous
murder murder of prisoners and refusal
to give quarter, threats OF determination
toward a garrison that obstInately de-
tends u fortress; employment of arms
causing useless suffering, such as projec-
tiles filled with powdered glass, or e1,
plosiye balls of less than four hundred
grammes in weight; none but fortined
cities can be besicged; sn open city whlch
is not defended by troops can neither be
besiogcd or, bombarded, and no city can
be bomharded without notice, nor can II
pillagcd after its capture; persons cap
turcd in balloons are not Spl"s; corre-
spondents and other persons VIII"
accompany the armies, although
regarded rs non-combatantS, can be
made prisoners of war, are not criminals
but legal enemies, and they must there
tore be exposed to NO violence and i'll
treatment. They can be condemned to
city. fortress or locality, but cannot be
imprisoned like criminals. a prisoner "i
war may be killed while trying to escape,
but when recaptured he cannot b" pun
ished for his attempt. though surveillance
can be increased. Prisoners of war can
be- employed on certain public works
which are not fatiguoing or humiliating
considering the rank and social position
they occupy in their OWN country; pro
vidcd, that these works have no relation
To the operations Of war.
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Arrival OrTexas Delegation.

ISDIANAPoLIs, July 2S.-A delegation
of the Galveston and Shreveport. Texas,
Boards of Trade, and other prominent
gentlemen of Texas, numbering twenty
i've. arrived here this afternoon. and are
the guests of the indianapolis Board of
Trade
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MouIton Will Not Testify.

Dir. Tilton thinks that in view Of the
gravity of the charges made against Mr..
Beechcr, and the magnitude which the
question has now assumed, Mr.. Moulton
will not tell what he knows, except be-
fore tribunal having power /" compel
him to give testimony, and whenever
Mr.. Moulton does speak it will be in con-
tirmstiou of his Tiltonl sworn statement
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToS, July 28.
Meeting of the Board Of L. y, Engi.
neers.

The Board of Engineers recently APP
pointed by the President to devise some
plan for reclaiming the overfOwed lands
along the Mississippi river, during re-
cent session at Newport, r. l., distributed
its duties among its members as foil ows:
The district of Louisiana was assigned to
Ex-Governor Hebert; district of Missis-
sipi to Capt Benyaurd; district of Arkan-
sas to Col. j. Seeker. Gen. II. l.. Abbott
was assigned to the duty ofthe investiSa-
ton of the cause and effect of the food of
1874, as compared with previous floods.
Gen. G. X. Warren was assigned the
duty of collecting all information now in
the departments bearing on the question:
The Board adjourned subject to the call
of the President, which will be made as
soon as the report comes in from various
StateA
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The BeecherInvesiig tingC Commiiic,
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.
CarIist violations,

MADRID. July 2s.-Th" morning pa
pcrs state that the Spanish Government,
has sent strongly wordcd note L. Yer
,nilIrs on. tn" subject Of tn" Carli,t viola
tions of the frontier.
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Cleveland Market

CLEyELASD, July D.-Whsst-DuIl,
nominal and unchanged; new No. red
81 -; No. 2 rcd 81 ~. Corn-Quis'
and steady; mixed old 72ls7 Dat
Quiet: state i1c. Petroleum-Stesdy and
frmer.
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Spring Garden Run.

On Spring Garden Run the storm was
not nearly :" disastrous AS across the hill
ON Butchers run. Yet here it WAS bad
enough in every way. For more than Il
mile, evidence, Of the fierce flood are
visible in the .hapc Of wrecked buildings,
hur,trd sewers. etc. But two lives are
known To- he lost, however.
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Congressional Announcement.

PARKERsBURG, June 9, 1874.
To the Wheeling Register:
AT the urgent Solicition of many friends,
announce myself a candidate for Con-
grcss in the First District.
jell j. W. hOhNOh'
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ENGLAND.
brussels Congress la the House of
Commons.

LoNpoN, ENG., July %, ls7i.-ln the
House of Common, this cvenIng
Disrarli said that the government had
received satisfactory Assurance. from the
confcrring power. in regard to the
Brussel, Congress, and that drlcgnt"
had been sent on behalf uf Great Britain.
under the restrictions already mad"
known to the House.
Robert Bourkr. under secretary of
state for foreign affair, stated that II was
believed the German squadron had been
sent to Spain merely to protect German
residents.
The King Of A,hantcc ha- paid fur
thrr instalImont Of 5000 60 Great
Britain. Oh the war indemnity.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
District Nominations.

GEORGETOWN, July 2s.-At the Re-
pablican convention here to-day, DR.
Isaac Jump, of Dover, was nominated for
Governor, and Hon. james r. Lafand,
of Milford for Congress.
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PROBABILITIES


For the New England and Middle
Statr- partly cloudy Weather and local
rains will prevail. with >outhrrly Winds
shifting L. r!,,trrlv and northrrly, con-
tiuurd low temperature and slight changes
i'm the harumrlrr For the South All an
tic States areas OF rain. light, variable
winds, stationary ur falling temperature
and low barometer. For the Gulf States.
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley partly
cloudy and warmer weather. uorthrrly
winds. shifting L. ra>tcrly and ,outhrrlv,
and stationary or rising barometer. For
the Lake Region clear or clearing weather
bv Wednesday. northeast 10 southeast
winds. rising temperature and rising
barometer. followed 10y falling barometer
in the Upper Lake Region. For the
Northwest partly cloudy and warmer
weather. east to south winds and station
arv or falling barometer. The Allegheny
and lower Ohio rivers will rise during
Wednesday.
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Baby Farming.

John &. Graham, infant, died yc,t"r-
day from malInutrtion. The physician
called to attend the child, when dying.
writcs to the Board of Health a. follows;
| consider him victim to the system OF
baby Farming, which prevails 50 "I-
tcnsivcly in our city. | frequently tnd
illrgitimate children placed with careless
and ignorant women for apparant pur-
pose, of causing their death.
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Repairing Damage.
cn and teams ARE busy to-day
sthc valley ofthe run clearing 4
accumulated rubbish and maxim
I to restore the streets Ia sonnet
their former condition. W
nut street crosses Main street
lc stone pavement was torn u
Erection of the hill to quite MI
Men arr engaged to-day III mA
ir>.
Narrow Escape.
m. Duffy, his wife and child, g
Marrow Escape.

VIM Duffy, his wife and child, and u
lady visitor named Mrs. Brightly, had
very narrow escape; they heard the roar
ing nf the coming nood and hed to the
hill,. They had hardly crossed III" thrr.n-
old when the house was lined up by the
roaring torrent, and born down th"
stream, amid the crashing wreck Of
other buildings.
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or Utmost Significance and ImpOr'
tnnce.

Mr.. Carpenter declares that he will
not make public this conversation unless
he be called upon to testify before the
proper tribunal. 1t was during this in
terview that Mr.. Beecher told Car
pcnter that in case Theodore would make
certain diSavowals he would share his
fame and fortune with him and pour III
subscribers to tho Golden ig> by the
thousands. The interview, which Mr..
Carpenter speaks of, occurred on the
evening Of the same day when Beecher
wrote his touching letter dated Sunday
June lst, 1873.
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PHILADELPHIA
wanted-More Funds for the Centen-
NAL.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2s.-The Cen
tepuisl Commission has issued sn ad-
dress to the people of the United States,
calling for additional funds.
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RepuIscsi by CHrIists.

BAYoNSE. July 2s.-Two column. "f
Republican troops which were marchin.
t" the relief "f Alat have met with r"-
pul-e from th" ClrIi-t-. .uferng heavy
lr--ts.
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ously frame and make, write, composs and
publish in tn Brooklyn Daily Eagle
newspaper, published in the City Of
Brooklyn, in said county, GER
tain false, scandalous and libellous
writing OF, concerning and against II.
W. Beecher. Of the City of Brooklyn in
said county, of effect and purport that
said Henry Ward Beecher had confessed
to him said Tilton) and to one Mr..
Moulton. that said Beecher had had
criminal intercourse or adultery with
one Elizabeth r. Tilton. all with intent
to scandalize and disgrace said Henry
Ward Beecher. Whereupon deponent
prays that the defendant may be appre-
hended and dealt with according 10 law.
Sworn to before me this 2sth day oi
July. 1874.
GSignedl THos VI. REILLEr,
Justice al the Peace.
Thi, Warrant was also sworn To.
and as the two gentlemen left, Justice
Reillev handed the warrant Ia officer
Shangkaissey with instructions To serve
il immediately the officer went to
Tilton's residence and served the warrant
and Tilton accompanied him 10 the
court room. the Justice immediately took
his seat and Tilton strided up TO the
bench.
TiIton smiles.
Mr.. Tlton, smiling, said, | hear YOU
want me Judge?
Justice Rcilley-Well, there's charge
of libel here against you. The atidavitS
were read and also the warrant. What
do You say to that charge, asked tn"
Justice
Mr. Tiltun-Evcrything is true.
Justice R.-IcS, but how do youplcad?
Mr.. T-Wrll not guilty. Before you
take that | would ask if il makes any
difference in regard to the case n to the
way plead?
Justice R-You plead not guilty and
of course YOU are entitled 10 an adjourn
mcnt and hearing.
Mr.. T-Not guilty, then.
The Justice took the plea, and ~ hc
wrote il down said: "Mr Tilton YOU will
be- here tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
| will allow you to 90 on your own
rccognizanCr.' This ended the matter,
and Mr.. Tilton. after asking if hc had
better have counsel in the morning and
being answered in the affirmative, left
the court room.
The Beecher Investigatingto ommitt""
met again this evening at the r"Nidrnr"
of Mr.. Starr,. with closed doors and ad
iourncd after session lasting three
hours. Only one witnr-s was examined
but hi. name and the character of his
tcstimonycould not be- aSccrtaincd. The
Committee will assemble again and con-
tinuc their inquiries tomorrow evening.
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Bowen Refuses 10 Retract.

Bowen said that Beechcr's friends
wanted him to sign asweeping document
declaring his charges against Bcech"r
untrue, but he refused. Clafn then
urged him to sign paper Withdrawing
the charges and he consented to it. The
interviewer here inserts the following
note: Mr. Carpenter here repeated to
the writer the substance of the converse
tion which took place between Beechrr
and himself on Sunday, June lst, 1873,
after service at Plymouth Church. We
can only say that the statements which
Carpenter says Mr.. Beecher made that
evening are. if true,
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THEWEATIIER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WA>HINGruN, July -, sr. II.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2s.-Firnerr but
not QuOtabIy higher; stock scarce and
god demand for Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia.