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visitor the Trustees.

Y Z 7 - 81 H4aN
Col.w. Il. Steele aald Pc. Cameron,
Esq d portion ~ the Committee on 1.-THE
part ofthe Board Of Trustees Of the Uni
versisy, visited Chapel Hill on Friday last
with ayiew of examining the rendition Of
tleAbujldings .ailsEf grounds, and forming
sdnie estimate OF fhe cost OF necessary re-
pairs s. ssf.r rs5S tss psf st
Tl.ey spe,a a portion Of two daysin
their examination. We viii notaantici-
pate the report which viii he lnade to the
Board at the. meeting in Raleigh OH the
9th by any information gathered from the
committee except to say, that they believe
that the buildings may be pui IN i state of
repair to accommodate limited number Of
students, andtilus put the institution again
into being for a sum not very greatly inex-
cess " what h gi,eni 10 the estimates
mentioned elsewhere IN this paper
We may add that the action of the
Prrsiienl tsecalled Pool towards them
was, such AZ 90 warrant the belief that
every obstacle which can be suggested by
executive malice and ignorance, will he
thrown IN the way ofihe new board, and
tllat IL h aorart of tile plan of Caldwell
or Pool to give way without embarrassing
the subject with, contes, and faetious of
position ..s s., ..-s,zxa=st,r ~
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NORFOLK.
Oar xiorfolk Csrocpondeacc,
......ur. March anil I

Our lDrfUtE tVfffHptfp"N.Eif = i Z
NoRrot.K Va, March seth 1871.
Dear Recordcr.--The harbor % Nor
s,lk has presented q very animated APP
prarapcc during The week Just passed, and
4 marine painter would have been dc,
lighted this morning, could lr have seen
a.. l,lae wafer r,feetlng scores Of white
.sil-. lighted up by tlIe..merning's sun
shine. sa4ses sF aseF =
pnr,ng the week ending on Saturday
,he es,h. we had IN port y s,eamrrs, J
sl,lp. : Barks, 2 Bsig-, no sclieoners. ~
sloa,r, 5 Barges making grand wiai o.
se. vessels ~ all classes.
Custom House returns compiled fortlie
n,nth IN n comparative form, show an
Iurrrase for March "a over March ~ o.
over ., 900 to,s. and there y no douhi
lila, Norfolk II improving.
Fur Til. We are greatly indebted 70 the
brains, capital and energy which We have
attracted frsm the Old North State.
a comparison made by the Laiidmark
.hous for the week ending on the 2'th'
,l,as New Orleans received iI.lss bales
Norlolk i2.4ei. New York s'2si, sayani,''l'
SCOT aud the ather cotton ports snaie'
auantl,ics. In this connection may
m.ullon that 4 swi-s gentleman, Mr
phin,har. has recently visited Norfolh
Cor tI,e purpose % making arrangement
"a s,,lp cditpn 10 Havre where hts house
,hst ofZelIinFer and Binme, hasa branch
n. himself wss' ohS ,hii of the representative
a. switzerland At the Vienna Exposition
where he was ONE of The cnmn'is~lener
an .l,e rart Of lnA goveruwent lie brouga
etedeh,Als Is kfx a pflIhado and lei
Norfolk gteasiy r,eals'd - what he saw.
No man acquaintda'vl.h the new me
cbanlsn, Of The cotton trade which bring
buyers into The South. evan 70 nief'o
town. like Raleigh aud charlYile, cs'
douht that therearc great profits lo q
reaped hereafter by the people Fl f'
south. pr,SIde,i we can have deccn
supply aud tolcrablc or7,bltaiion ofla''o'
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March 4th'T4.

Just now our. people are very much
moved 1T the painful disclosures Ia the
Coleman Mayo case. The universal voice
eonden ii TIL. first, aid with equal una
ninity, acquits'the seednd or criminaliiy.
There have beenfour cases Of insanity
IN the Immediate family Of Colonel Mayo
and hlsowil mind Is un,loHbtedly shat-
tered, ! M tFs q
Among the candidates for the Office OF
Treasurer the name of the Hon. X. NJ. =.
Hunter IL mentioned, aud II he will ae-
celt suppose there will bs no doubt a.
boot his appointment %.
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~iIssIxarox.
Our H7imaytoa 0orrepoaeleaee.
. swnLnIsarss, March aslrt is74


sWi.NISaT,s, March 2sld 1874.
Dear Recortisr:- write you this ON
Gtpd Friday. day settled upon without
doubt OF It's authenticity, us the Annl-
versary of the day on which the Messiah
died on the cross fur sou, AID for me. and
Cor worlds upon worlds Of dead, and
living, anti yet to lie, sinners. There were
six churches open here io~tlay for SERVICES
four Episcopal, une Roman Catholic,
aud one Lutiieran--for you must know
that this latter Church clings to many Of
the old obseryances OF the Church in
which Luther was bred. They bake their
Gloria Ia Escclcis, their re De,lm and
some other portiols of the service precise
ly similar 10 those used Ia the Episcopal
Church.. -
The congregations today everywhere,
were all large, seri.us and ,levnut. and a
mong them you would have found u much
larger portion ef gentlemen, and especially
Of young gentlemen than were generally
enrolled under the lanner of the Church
Militant at any lime previous othe war.
! This Is one ofifhe few blessings that
grim-visaged war; len behind him In
the spring or 1865. ,sff
I Itisa lovely day with us, and asI sit
By the open window al work, Il cannot
but dream OF the green woods and the
bright waters that nlinsle tosether--
wherce Why, just about. seven or eight
miles due esss, OF this ouriciiy. aud When
I I begin to feel. the scr eech Of th. lsconlo-
/ tive will never awake the slnmbering
echoes. To n,any;osus wrightsyilleand
Masoni,oro win beJust about as FAR dis
.ant as Cape May or Long Branch. Still
there are some earnest isess sim strug-
I Cling forth 70 the light from the prolific
| brains Of the enierprisIne Sound Rail-
RoadrrS. They now talk of building The
i rad 81 wood aud deferring the irnH f'ari
Of Il toa more convenient season, when
mems hearts shall be more apprcachable,
aud grpenhacks little more plentiful
than they are now. tasnfr 5. -. ~ ~ j.
Itlsnat quite warm enuugli for us Q
talk rolitic~ here yet. for Il ! sirange tha:
our eanva~sing falls due in The hottest
season. still there Is much OF II being
done aud I" things Is workin." some oi
thens, Il in,eti9 confessed. after yery
peculiar fashion. Neither party has yei
made np in slale. slthough n seems to bs
Il settled fari, that Judge Rliz<ef Is 70 stump
hllm District FOR second Judicial teff'.
\ Little Tom sutton of Blhden, a very re
cent convert TO 1.adicaiism who ha'
scarcely as yet acshed his maiden sword
at the polls. will probably elbow cockad'
u CantvsIl ont oftlie solirilur'srt1lre. Whua
they have ecnterel upon Cor the honor q
bcilg heater out ofhis bnots fprConsrcss
Is not n yet known. We can truly pit,
the Iuor fellow. whoever be may be.
Bur enough oftl'is.
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wo.a.. } noar,.rrfa,.l, |, NAoAzsn

weop's Housrnotb MAoAzssn y
The Afril numsser now upon nuf " snle'
well su~tafswo IT, rvpsftatlyu ~ nrst.clas~,
live pubilestiosr whffe ~ consehts ars
not dssp os sei<niiiir, its pngcs are Tree
frnm trashy sensstianal stofies aua are
full sf issieta sunny feadlng hst koes
home 10 the hearts Ths nsaxHxsne COW,
tsins IL suuui nesob>r IT iliusifailens. snu
its general Appearance eofnp.res tHvossp', 7,
with the higher plced n,agsxins. ouv'
seripslon price osae doIitt year VIZ VIZ
chrome YoaxMsTr ope DOLLAR and = hAl
Subscription may isssin with and numoe'
Addrc~s. ..,s..i.
Ncwburgl, y. y
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THr Awgarcax FARaeR fof April Is
received with It's usual freight Of seasonas
Bic matter Cor tire htisban,lman. n ~
All ;,r,,nrI,es Of rural life are duly treat
al. and by sxperehted hands, The mum.
her aud ability Of the correspondence OF
this siandatd old jourfhl eogtribuiing In
a great measure to lts tspasnilness Z. a.. .zf
All The staple crops, ifye stock, ffnlts,
flowers, &c, receive fui} sttsn .isV II "a -
None ofour country rea'fers but ought 70
sul~rribe. cor tile Farmer. ,,ss a.
VubIislisd by san'l sands q som No.
North IT.. Baltimore. MIDI nt sls50 =
wear, s copies 800. Spccinfen numbers
sent ffee.
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For April isat hand, and equals in heau-
" any Of iis predecessors. The views 81
Lake George are beautiful ln the extreme
one % the effects of this Publication II 10
cultivate patmtie sentiment by the pres
enta,ion or striking featurs In Amerisn
SCENERY and demonstrating .ihat I = uot
necessary % 70 abroad To mud the grand
and the bcautIfnI In nature. fs
Addrss- q Aldine" New York. Sab
scripsisu $500 year, small price far 70
beautiful aud valuable n periodical.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

Major Englel,ard President Of the
Press Association Of North Carolina. has
issued mn Official call Gor the Annual mee-
ting % the association tobe held In the
city Of Raleigh olIihe lati of May. Tues
,layl IL .tg& aTa
Mr. c. =. BsAvu of ths Natinnai Hotel
has extended an Invitation % tile mrsnhers
II the Assse,ssinn 90 BE- the gs,srss ~ isis
excellent house during the session.
Wa hope tho lneeuns wiil be fully afI
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

Our tobacco reports from Durham for
the lsst two weeks, were received tcoia'e
Tor insertion. We gbto press on Tuesday
morning. We hope HEREAFTER 70 present
them regularly.
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= -. 4.
Itisnow und-r-sp "a that W n. smith
ra-ltlvcIy slrsslinr< % ie Z. candiiass9 for
re-elsstIsn, and sieids 70 The ambition q
other unsA,lsied s~psrsnts. Most proba'
hiy tlx fxhs IN the r,seee-rspn viii be a
flerce'cns, sefihere q NJ laee ls-t irtweei
Ike Young and NiIiie y. Jehs, an'l
bbth wzatil. hwss ta.p assaasll sstt4sss4st
ON our side, q numbsr 90 pramincni
evnticmena are named as oIivoi'enis. Wy
do no, fcrl called uIon to express any
preferences. aud sllsll nst dasvs This anp-
venslon win asei.is. aud ws ssilll aequiA
tsee IN u. accl-ona We are -aii-hesl tfai
NTH good jaasnssnt IN The ss'iecssah sna
prudencs and vigS comblnci, " tiir ems
duct % the casaraiga, the District WI We
sN-rN- 49,"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

The next annual Fair of the North
Carolina Agricultural sbciety ~ili take
place at the fair lir,nnds near lhe.city
Of Raleigh beginning on saturesy Oct 10Th
and ending ON the lsth instead Of on the day
heretofore announced IN the Agricultural
Journai' ~ a.s.ls,s slss.
Farmers. exhibitors and visitors viii
please remember thls change af day.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

The contest for Summers seat attracts
more attention than Ii deserves. Ballot
ings oo three or four successive dass baye
taken place without success Dawes on
the iih ballot had ninety FIVE. Iloar IS
Curtis who has the surpOr pr the Demo
Gratis a.. : /
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Ffso Minutes for RefresifsnanEs :,
Evcrybody who has travelled w railroad
has heard the above nnnouu a'o
has probably suffered frnnt .caiilas tvS
hastily, thereby sowing tue seed ol dxs'
l~p~ls. II iss comfort 70 Know THAT IVY
Peruvian syrup Will epfs ihs wof~t case'
% Dyspepsia. a. thbus~hd are ready "
testify. 1 - Il, 4. ...l-l I'D lllli 80
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

"A match game between the cadets club.
aud q club from Raleigh was 10 liaye beeu
played on Tuesday. AT the time efwri-
ting lt Is nining heavily which may
interfere with the programnfe. NIofe next
week.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

We sac At the depot car from the
Chesapeake aud Ohio. Rail Boad, laa'ied
Il HIehmapd fof this place. Think Of the
grand idixs Suggested; An uHboken con-
neeslen by nsi. with the Ohio river and
the lllimisabls regions. and exhausilcss
wealsh or the great west: When win our
,.eyple learn 20 apprcciate ltheIr sdsantz-
gess
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-04-08

Da. LrxpLEy of the nm af Greene
find.ey a Beusley of Charlotte. was IN
town on Thursday last. He Is travelling
an The interest o. his valuable Medicines
which have gained a wide spread and
well deserved reputation.
Those who have read bis adyertisemen.
IN surpapsr, xiii - vel 20 dosessr'p'
Thr, vii; learn something worth know ~,
and get som~tl.yr< ruth hating,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13
NiseaAcs Nfthe Blood.

The B'ood is the Lite" Wien
this source ls corrupted, the painful
and sorrow producing effects are visible
in many shapes. The multitarlous
forms in which it manifests itself would
form subjects upon which L might
write volumes. But as all the varied
forms OF diseases upon bad blood are
cured or best treated bv such medicines
a. take up from this fluid and excrete
from the system the noxious elements,
il is not OF practical importance that
should describe each. For instance,
medical authors describe about Fl ty va
rietjes OF skin disease, but as they ailre-
ouire for their cure very similar treat
ment it is OF no practical utility to know
lust what name to apply to certain
form OF skin disease. so you know how
best to cure it, Then again might 60
on aud describe various kinds OF scrof-
uIous cores, fever sores, white swellings,
enlarged glands, ard ulcers OF varying
appearance; might describe how yiru.
lent poison may show itself
in various forms OF eruptlons, ulcers,
sore throat, bony tumors. ETC.; but as
all these various appearing manifesto
tons OF bad blood are cured by un'-
form means, deem snch course un'
pecessaIy. Thoroughly cleanse. the
blood, which is the great fountain Of
lie, and good digestion, fair skin,
buoysnt spirits, vital stength, and
soundness OF constitution, will all return
to US. For this purpose DR., Pierce.s
Golden Medical Discovery and Purga'
tive Pellets are pre-eminently the ar
ticles needed. They are warranted te
cnre letter. Salt Rheum, Scald Head
St Antnony's Fire, Rose Rash or Ery
81, elias, Rine-Worms, Pimples, Blotch'
es, Spots, Eruptiops, Pustules, Boils
Csrbuncles, Sore Eyes, Rough Skin
Scurf, Scroiulous Sores and Swelllpgs
Fever Sores, White Swelliugs, Tumors
Old Sores or Swellings. Affsctionsot tint
Skin, Throat and Bones, and Ulcers o
the Liver, Stomach, Kidneys ana
! lungs. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13
ELECTRIC 7RUSSES.

Electric Batteries. for physicians and
families, with Instructions, Supporters,
Belts Shoulder Braces, Syring s, and Surgi-
al instruments n great variety, for sale by
LOGAN, Ii L y G :,
mario Druggists, b idge Corner
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NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
,.,s,SIc oH.SD GIFT CONCERT.
"a onn Prizes to he Given Away
lV.UUU Amounting TO s-a)oo!' all II


This ENTERPRISE is conducted by the Ma
so,,ic Relief Association OF Norfolk, Virgin
in pnder authority o. Virginia Legislature
Tact asscd March s, 1872 Ior the purpose
Gf raising funds complete the Masonic
Temple now in course OF erectl"n III NI ho
5arjved q ON this undertaking. The Coz
cert viii pos lively AXE place ON
Tuesday, MAY 9Th, 1874.
Al M f,,rihnr rnstnOncment is t,NarAN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13

growing in favor since pills were fret
made OF Aloes and Rhubarb, rolled in
TO ball. Their high position in the
public confidence has finally been se-
cured and fastened into pemanency, BY
Ayer'e Cathsrtic Pills, the moot skill
full combination of medicine for the dis
eases they are intended to cure, that
science can devise or art produce, Those
who need pills, no longer hesitate what
pills to take il they can get Ayers
Pills. Wheeling. { Ta.,) Press.
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

A FARM CONTAINING oNE HUN
n dred aud three acres. / win sell II In
one lot or divide IL In lots OF four or nve
acres to suit purchasers. There Is no better
land In Ohio county for market gardening:
Situated within one mile OF the city OF
Wheeling.
Termseone-fourth cash; balance in one,
two, aud three years. For further particu-
lars enquire OF the subscriber.
GEO. ROBERTS.
IS MainStreet.
II. OBRIEN,
Real Est . e Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13
All Kinds of Cakes,

Biscuit, Rusk Griddle Cakes, Pound Cake,
Marble Cake, Corn Bread, PUduing5 and
Pastry, elegantly made with LOGAN, LIST
a cos Excelsior Baking Powder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13
neEt TORS AND ADVISORY BOARD.

~
Iobn l.. Roper, Pre-, ident; John G. Cor
nrew Treasur.r James Y. Leigh, Walter
h. Taylor, Geo ge =. oldfie d, John A; R1s'
SON, Ianiel busted: VIM; h; Wales M. ID.
Stevens, = Wei, John I. Redmond. -
His H. cellercy, ex-Gov. Gilbe Z. Walk
or. Cal. Kader Biggs, p. II. P; John K Nc
T.niei. P.T. Comm ,uder j. J. Burroughs,
Capt. saml. I. Watts, sirgipdia u Ls 8 nd
81 &c: col. Thos. NJ. Owens, L. Il.
n John B. " hitebead, ESQ., ex.Mayor;
Dol. W. H. Taylor, state Senator, James u.
Baine, g &. G. u. :. ,,,,,, chr
All communications connected WIN H tme
Concert, n d orders for tickets, and appnGa.
ton tor agencies to sell tickets, should De
addressed 10 HENRY v. MOOEE,
Secretary Masonic Relief ASSOCIATION
Norfolk, Va.
Tickets for sale by on,zp,
1872 Market street, Wheeling, ". va
mars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13

BrOoms.
I q DOZEN How4As,EN6s 70. !. Z N, 70 ~ l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13
Purgatfve Pills.

Pursativs pills have become settled
necessity with the American people
Indeed, cath artics always have been
and always must be used. in some form,
nv ali mankind. In this country. the
pilular form OF administration has been
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13
LIST OF GIFTS:

And no further postpOnement is suaran'
AIN teed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13
DE-. TUFTS HAIR DYE.

Possesses qualities That NO Thea Dye uova.
Its effect l. n>tantaneous, and so natural
that ii cannot be detected by the clos; st OBJ
server. Ills harmless, easily applied ana ~
in general use among fashionable nair dress
era III every large .ty in the United states.
Price 81 q box. ~ III everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-13

Grand total, 10000 gifts, all cash..."Sa5o,ooo
whole Tickets IS; Half Tickets, ss.5o CLUB
rates-ll Tickets Tor So); - TickSts, sIlV'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-20

AZ will be sccu by u notice printed
elsewhere, the proper authorities have
issued a call for . Convention TO nOmi,
nutO u candidate tor Congress FROM this
District, 10 meet at EIlcubOrO, oil
Thursday, August 18th
So far az We can learn ut this writ.
ing, the candidates before this Uonven.
ti0n will be Colonel ljebjamin Wilson.
OF llartisOu; Colonel john " -llVr.
ner. Of Wood j. Il Good. Esq, oil
Ohio; aud Colonel Dan JOLp.up, Of
Tyler.
We desire to suggest, so far as our
county is concerned, lhat the Demo.
cratic Executive Committee assemble
at III early day, aud pass u resolution
authorizing any aud oil u mUcrals III
The county who may be present nj said
Convention, TO act Us Delegates. This
would save tho trouble Of County
COpyeniion; aud SOuIu otherwise, w
think. be satisfactory to all members Of
the party,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-20
shecp.Kiillng Dogs.

We have been requested, by several
gentlemen residing IN Lewis county, tG
call thu attention Of the governing pow
or to tho terrible uuisauce that nOw
curses our country, in tho shape Of
shccp.kilIing dogs
We presume that II is not debatea-
bio assertion that sheep are now
(since the far west has entered into
competition with US us a cattle raising
sretiou)-the most profitable live stock
TINT can Le raised on West Virginia
land. AT Ieasl, 50 We are informed by
gentlemen OF iutelli eucs aud large
experience. II this is true, this branch
Ur industry and source Uf wealth
should be carefully fOsterCd by the
powers that 10. Every protection. .lat
The law can afford should Le used to
guard this class Of property from de-
structiOn.
But how is itnOw? Within the post
five years. not less than i've hundred
sheep have been killed by dogs alone
within o radius Of ten miles Of Thu
place. Several tntcrprising farmers
among whom We may name OolOne
Wooiford, DR.. Il. d. Camden, 7. i
Goodman. NJ. W. Harris n, aud others
have at great expense secured tho bet
ter breeds of slcep-in most instance!
ouly to have them run 10 death and
eaten by dogs. And this evil nov
prcyails to such an extent, not only ii
Lewis, but in Bruxton and Gllmer
couGtirs, that tue farmers have almost
quit trying 10 raise sheep. Captain
Peterson Informed us few days ago
that III the 50 year. 10 lad failned OiI
Polk Creek, Le lad been unable to
raise II lJck Of tltep. supply on &C.
count Of the enormous quantity Of half.
starved ours with which the country
aboquds. Aul his experience is but
that Of scores with whom We have CON
yersp,l On dis subject
What sIial! be dOne? The answer is
brief: The people have tho remedy in
their own hands; they must iuoist on
the County authorities making such
regulations Oh the subject us the law
permits, md sustuin their representa-
lives in tue Legislature in the passage
aud enforcement Of laws Tor the preVen'
lion Of this evil
lirisf letters on this subject. from
various parts Urllln aud ths adjacent
counties, will be gladly recrlved. Lei
tue people express their opinion dccil'
Cdly oil this subject, and our word Tot
1t, the relief they ask for will be gtaui'
cd.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-20

We arc glad to note. from the cx.
pressiOns Vi the Democratic pes.
throughout the State, TINT 1t is lie
general desire Of the people. every
where, that ColUpel Wilson should be
The candidate in Ills District. That
he will be nominated and elected tho,e
iSnow scarcely any doubt, for the il.
,hcrCnt love Vi lar play and justice
which CtlSIna among large majunty
Of ,lO people Of tis District. will secure
his triumphant return to tho pOsitiOn o.
COngseBiinan.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-20
Tho Tnlrd senatorial district.

We have tho honor, today, Of nn
nouucing as candidate for the SENATE
from tho Third District-COmposed o
tic counties Of Harrison, liilcllie, bod
dtidge, Gilmer mud CaIhUun-llOn
ADsALOM KNOTS, Of tic last.named
county. Asa true aud faithful udLe
ren. to Democratic principles. Mr.
Kuot,s submits his claims to the deci.
sion Of tho nominating convention,
should one be held.
1t affords US unusual pleasure 10
speak OF Mr.. Knots III this connection;
aud to certify. oi our Owu knowledge,
to Lis usefulness as U legislator, Ills
sound, good srrsc aud mora than ordi
nary ablluy, aud his faithful aud IN.
sxerviBg course Us politician Du.
ring the .c'slOu oi tue lust Legislature,
(bGing present patt uf lhN stssiou) We
noticed lli1 posItlon OF honor generally
accorded to MI kuOlt.. mud tue Jul
,ersal tcrogaitlOu Of bis sterling
worth, by bVtii parties lie VIE Ohe
Of tho rCikgS, and he possessed Us
much illuansc as MY man ia thu
House
The position Tor which lie is nov
brought forward is occupied by Mr. Y.
i. Scott Of Ritcllie, QUO of the bitter.
est aud NOS unvomptoinising Radicals
in tie State, who is a candidate for 10.
election /; aud it is probable that tho
race will be between Mr., KNOTS aud
Nj, EuUlt. ln.suuh u contest we have
no lsais as 10 the result. ShOnld Nc,
Knots u nOmiuaird--as We think and
lote lie will, our WORD tor it, we shall
ilyu tie pleasure OF announcing IL our
eudOrs aiier tue eltciiuu, that Hon.
KuOiis Is The Senator elect
rom the Third Dlslrict--a Democratic
ain. 80 mote II DO
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CongressionaI convention

The Members Of tue Democratic STATE EI-
Cculive Committee from the First District, In
the absence ofRny District Committee, herr'
By call Convention Of Delegates frau each
81 the e0Vniivs Of said Distric:, TO meet at
ELLEAB0Ru, in the county Of Richie,
Weit Virginia, on THURSDAY, the 18th
DAY u An ust, 1874, 10 nominate n Con-
gressional Representative for said Dlelsict.
Your Committee respectfully rsqueIs that
county meetings be held 10 appoint Dele
safes to said Convention.
4. ]. PANEL, Wn.P, THOMSON,
J. W. GALlAurR, JsnS BASEL
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Tho reader will observe that the Sen
atorial District Democratic Executive
Committee have issued q call tor u Con
veutiOu, to be held ct Beverley, Angus
25.-Wo suggest that our County
Committee adopt the course VIZ rscom'
mend in relation to tue seudipg OF del
egaics to tile Congressional Convention
appoint all Democrats in the count,
delegates, who may desiru 10 attend. !