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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made May 7th, 1873, by samuel Andcr.
sou, to the undersigned, which deed N on
record In deed Of trust book No. ), folio ~
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court Of ohio county, West Virginia, Twin
offer at public sale At the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on Satur
day. the 10Th day or October, 4. H.,
1874. Mt ten o'clock A. M, the following de.
Scribed property, lying and being situate
on Zane's Island, In Daniel 2ane's addition
10 the city of Wheeling, known and desig
mated on the plat Ofthe said addition aS lot
number siXty-four (64,l fronting on broad.
in the rear. ....t ...
TERMS-One-hal cash and the balance
in six months, the purchaser giving note
bearing interest, with approved personal
security. q. l.. tRANMER,
sang Trustee.
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WE have on our table quite lengthy
and interesting letter from "ObServcr,
in which he gives an account Of the re-
cent meeting of the Democracy OF wei
eel, and a synopsis of the unanswerabIe
arraignment of the Radical party by
Col. BEN Wilson in his late speech.
We had. before receiving this letter,
published pretty full report, of the Ell
forts of both Col. WILSON and MIR
JOHNSON, so observer will understand
why his communication does not appear
His letter is good one, and we hope tc
hear from him again.
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FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING llpTS.
' Lots No. l., 3, 4, and 5, square Ma, j.
Gilchrist's addition, fronting w feet on ~
York street, and running east 20 ieet W
the river These lots are ~ high "a anb
on the Island; beautifully grad"d; inc
water front protected from washing anu
are furnished with city water.
TERMS-One-third cash and residue j"
one and two years WITH Interest.
iH4pHFSA , Ss:a1ElE G;h a;Ji2ss .,fGs 81
W. V. HOGE Bird,
aug b Bailey's Block, MARKET street
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DR., TUFTS HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dye does.
Its effect is instantaneous, and IT is so ma
tural that il cannot be detected by the
closest observer. Being harmless and
caSily'applied, il is in general use among
the fashionable Hair-Uressers in every
large city in the United States. Price 81 a
box. Sold everywhere.
I.abOratOry-NOS. 49, and 50 Cortlant
trcet, New York
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Passenger Rates REDUCED
state LIN q.

To Glasgow, Liverpool, BeifAH' Blu
Londonderry, &c. "a.
state OF PENNSYLVANIA, state Of NiTgiDh'
state Of Louisiana, state OF G"Drp.,,,
State OF Nevada. state Of NinDs,D-'
state Of Florida, State Of AlaOa'''@'
state OF Indiana.
Sailing every "Wednesday rom ". W,
pany's dock IlsT ~, North H yer, y. T. ,.,o.
The accommodations AUD prOSIsiO..ssf by
yided on these shiqs ale unsurpaAo'" -
those OF any other line. A., cpr.
rency, according TO accOumOdalIiolltiiirs ~
turn Tickets-sI5O and $50. lnttifns ,lnsIe
or Second Cabin Sj1, currency. tIns ar
As low AZ by any other 1rst cihs.
route. POr dates ofsailing app! W. No.
AUSTIN, BALDWIN & coz hSESF gl
Chestnut st., Phiiaieiphia o. J. F. ~ VIZ ~.
RIMAS, Agent, Adams EXpreS ia
fee, Wheeling, W. Va. .-
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I OFFER FOR SALE Ny DWELLING
i House, on Chapline street, above I'M
street, I'm the city Of Wheeling. said house
contains ten rooms, with finished attic;
stabl" for four horses gas Throughout hot
and cold water up aud down Stair. For
particulars enquire Of
A. G.. EGERTER, or
J. e. HERvEY,
seplI-l6-lg AuctiOneer.
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ruE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and familypaper printed in
West Virginia. II viii be sent to any adj
dress one year FOR $500. Valuable, premi-
uyns 10 club agents and to subscribers.
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DIED.

MENGER-On the night of September
18th, at l2:i5, JOHN \. MESGER, aged y
years, o months.
The funeral will take place on Tuesday,
from the residence of Mr. George busch, at
. \. VI. \ Requiem Mass will hc said over
his remains ut 81. AlphonSuS' Church.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRl,sr
ID made by Robart B. Woods 90 ma. sS
Trustee, bearing date the SOth day of Ian
nary. 1856, and recorded In Deed Book No
80, page %, of the land, records OF Ohio
county, I will on Saturday, the grh
day OF October, lS1i, at The front door
OF the Court House of Ohio county.
at 10 o'clock a. m, offer for sale al
public auction, the following de.
scribed real estate, lying about gu nils
north of the city of Wheeling, on the east
side Of the ohio river, being part of The
=. +, Woods home farm, having a front on
the east side OF the county road and bind.
ing thereon b poles and extending back
eastward 100 poles; containing ?l1i acres of
land, covering and Including l0l, acres 81
coal. Also n Strip.of land 10 feet wide ana
about SOrodS long, running nom the south.
western corner OF said tract OF land 10 the
river, being the north half Of u private
road. .r ....- ...... r..
Terms OF sale, .onc-third cash and the
baIancein six and twelve months, secured
by deed of trust -
80 ~ Be-. 8. BRADY, Trustee,
.- J. {. HERvEY, Auctioneer.
Atthe same time will be offered for sale
ll0H acres OF coal lying Immediately back
OF the above described tract III land.
au26-rb ROBERT b. WOODS.
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Sin il often the result of physical i'll

health ana feeble StomachS. During one
third of our time the process OF digestion
continues. To he dyspeptic is to be nriSer-
able: dyspepsia is the foundation ofuevers
and alfthe diseases of the blood, liver, skin
and kidneys. Dyspepsia yields to the yir-
tues of the vegetable ingredients In that
great purifier of the blood and reStorer OF
health, DIR. Walkers Vinegar Bitters.
N
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ST. MARY'S HALL.

BOUNDED A. D. 1897. The RI. Rev. W.
Il II. Odcnhrimer, u. D., President The
Rev. Elvin X. smith, 4. NJ, Principal.
Board and Tuition in all the English
Branches, Foreign Languages, Music and
Drawing, $50 per annum. Noextra charges
Terms begin October and February ".
Address the Principal, Mt Burlington,
n. j. aul7 VII ~
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Gold G. Silver
SpeCtacles. f SpeCtaCleS.
+ -s. ag2s

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF CoMMISRs.
WHEELING, Sept. :, 1874. !
4 I 4 SPECIAL SESSION OF THE
~ BOARD of Commissioners, held Sept.
eth, 1874, among other proceedings had, the
following petition was granted:
Petition of George ". Thompson and
others. of Triadelphia district, for an ad-
ditional place of Voting in said district,
and recommending the school house
situated on National road, near toll gate,
in the corporation of Leatherwood, to be
designated as Srd precinct of said district.
CHAS. III. DEITERS,
sep l0-l7.24 oct | Clerk.
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Monday, the 18th day of Oct. 1874,

(that being u court day. the real estate In
said city, decrccd, In said causes, 10 be- sold,
being the certain real estate known ~ the
WHEELING CITY MILLS, situate On tho
south side Of Wheeling Creek and bounded
as follows: Beginning on the east side OF
Main street. ut point US l-3 feet nom ia"
y. W. corner OF Main and Webster streets,
thence nj right angles with the east side Of
Main street, with the northern boundary
OF II piece OF land conveyed by the North.
western Bank Of Virginia Ia William DER.
rard and John W. Tuttlr, across Lot No. ~
and part of Lot No. ~, Ia the western
boundary ola piece Of land conveyed 10y
the said Bank 10 Thomas Neil and Edward
Reid, thence with the western boundary
of sHid last mentioned parcel Of land tn
Wheeling Creek, thence with said creek 10
TO the east side Of Main ST., and with ID"
same 10 the beginning, subject Ia Tcs"rNa.
ton Ola right 10 Thomas Neil and Edward
Reid TO open al alley twenty feet wide,
running FROM Main street.
TERMS or SALE-Onc-third cash, the
residue In two equal instalm"nts, at nine
and eighteen months from day ~ sale,
with Interest, the purchaser giving bonds
with personal security for the deferred
payments, and 81 lien retained In the Com.
missiOncrs' deed ~ "A further security.
A. Is. FLEMING,
JAMES MORROW, Jrr
sep9 Oaw b Commissioners.
I ~ IIERNL'N AuptInn.cr
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MUSIC AND ART

TIME MISSES DODDRIDGE, RECENTLY
OF the Wheeling Female College, will
open classes in Music, Drawing and Paint
odd Fellows building, September LIST, 1874
They will also give instruction in Music nj
their residence, No. IL Ohio street, Island,
and will be prepared to receive limited
number N boarding pupils. Hours for
vcnience of young ladies attending other
schools. Jy2Sva
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T AM NOW SELLING THE BEST GREEN
L Coffee at q cents. The best Roasted do
at y cents. L. J. SMITH.
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Found.

VNHAT THE BEST PA CETO BUY TEAS,
/ Coffees, Sugars, spices and Groceries
generally, is at the old established house
of K. j. SMITH,
Cor Market and 18th streets.
He keeps the largest stock in the city,
which twenty-five years experience in the
business enables him to select TO the best
advantage of his customers. sepll
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Yellow RiOCOhee.
Coffee Down.

III BAGS OLD YELLOW RIO COFFEE
Iva choice article, just received by
Il. J. SMYTH.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STANTON, VA,

VIII begin its twenty-ffth session Septem
Der Eth, 1874, Rev. WIN. a. Harris, ID. d.,
President, with twenty-three teachers and
officers. one of the largest schools for
ladies in the South. Attended by over one
hundred boarding pupils, from fifteen
states. Faculty, building, health, scenery,
unsurpassed Board and English Tuition
Scholastic year, S2i0.D0, For Catalogue,
slXty-four pages, adtirrss
REV. VIVA. HARRIS,
augl rgh SiauntOD, Va.
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TO ARCHITECTS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE.
L appointed by tn" County court of
Mason county, West Virginia. will receive
plans and specifications from architects for
the erection of n fire proof building con-
tanning tworoomS of the following dimen-
slonS: Inside measure, one l6 feet by ~
feet, and the other ~ by ~ feet. ana - fee,
between floor and ceiling. Said building To
be strictly fire proof in every respect.
Said plans and specification. together
with the probable cost of the erection of
said building complete in all its apart
ments VIII be received by the undersigned.
al Point Pleasant, West Virginia nntIi tbn
I'd day of November, 1874.
CHAS. B. WAGGENER,
JOHN f. TIMMS,
L. w. SlSSON,
auso Committee.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE,

ND MUSICAL CONSERVATORY,
n will open Tuesday, September l, 1874.
The Musical Conservatory will be under
the dictatorship of Prof. Herman Ebeling
s sr Tie Faculty or INSTRUCTION will
include the experienced teachers OF the
past year. Pupils will be received for Vocal
or Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting
Faench or German. For terms of admis-
sion, tuition, &c, call an or address the
President, Rev. WM. II. MORTON, or the
Rev. j. Il. CLARK, Head Of Instruction"
H,.D1
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The elections will speedily be upon Us.
One of the most important Congressional
elections We have ever held. 1t is to be
seen whether the people of this FIRST
District will endorse RadicaliSm, with ali
its attendant evils in the person of Gen.
GoEF, or Democracy, which opposes
these evils, in the person OF Colonel
WILSON. .r.'
The great question now is: Are the
Democrats preparing for the contest?
Our enemies, without doubt, are work
ing, it may be silently, but none the less
vigorously and energetically.
still waters run deep" and unless we
are on the alert, we will discover when
too late. that the time We have allowed
70 pass unnoticed, has been improved by
them. The questions involved are to"
important to be carelcssly considered.
And they demand that we shall present
q steady front to make sure of victory.
This can only be obtained by harmonl-
ous action and thorough organization.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INSTRUCTION. GIVEN IN ALL
/ branches usually taughtin Preparato-
| ry schools and Academies The depart
ment of Modern Languages Is under Inc
or, DIR. Mayer. The Fall Session OF Fifteen
weeks, commences Monday, September,
| 1874. For terms OF admission, &C., call at
| the Institution corner OF Boff and 18th SITS,
or address J. N, HUTCHIsoNs W heslingi
W. Va. JESSE Y. Bklkt-- .
aupl Va ...... j. n. HUTCHINSON.
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lEpvcSrpoNAiss
RETHANYI col IEGE
vIlt qrIs Hrs s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

InllVi -
JMonda az. assh sep tember, {s74. -eourses OF
studyIare adjusted to suit the varied pur-
poses Of students, and degrees are confer
rerindicative Of proficient scholarship In
Arts. Sciences, and Letters. Special courses
ar arranged for Professional students III
Engineering, Practical Physics and Chem
istry, with ample training in the use OF
instruments and apparatus, both In HELD
work and in the laboratory.
Boarding in clubs from 81 to s. per week.
and AZ private boarding houses from $50
TO SIS per week. For particulars send Tor
CataioguetsP Prof CO l.. IODS, o.
,AI n %;RiPFD PIesiSsnnt. :
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Judicial Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate,

DY VIRTUE OF "A DECREE OF THE
u Circuit Court of Marion county, rrn-
dercd at the April Term, 1874, In ihr
chancery causes Of Marshall Jackson
against Oliver Jackson, and oliver Jack.
against Marshall Jackson and Others, the
undersigned Commissioners will sell at
public auction, nj the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, In the city Of
Wheeling on
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FOR SALE.

sep9 Oaw b Com
j. T.. HERNEY, AuctIOncer.
, 1874-12-25


"The Worklngu,an'e el,aro in Civilization >,
is she titlo Of tho noxt lecture Of tho Sunday
Lecture Soootys course. 1t will ho delivered
by J. j. Lalor, formerly Of Milmaukco and
till lato!y QUO Of tho editors OF The TRIBUNE.
lIr. La1or Inns devoted especial attention to tho
lsbor question and kindred topics Of social
Hcionce.
Prof. Hoisington, d blind ma:,. from Janos-
vile, lectures Sunday eyoniuS at tho Methodist
Church, corner Of Clark and Washington streets,
on title Religion OF tho Anciont Egyptiaus.''
Tho lecture ia said to be worry interesting.
The annual meeting Of tho Grand Jurisdiction
Number Six Of tho Society Of Dnai B'rth will
be held In Covenant Hail, corner of Lake aud
laHallo stroetB on tho 10Th OF January. Ado,ph
Moses Is tho President. Tho following States
will bo represented III thn conventions hln,uo-
sofa, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
Tho Executive Committee OF tho Williams
College Alumni Association OF tho Northwest
iiayo resolved to hold tho annual banquet Of tho
Alumni III this city Oh or about tho 18th Of JAN
uary, 1876, aud request all alumni in tho North
west to sond their address to William lalcott,
Room 42 Portland Dlooz, Chicago. i'll orlo. that
tloy may bo notified Of tho exact timo aud place
Of holding tue banquet. Graduates of Williams
vii! confor fafor by sending nalneB and stu
tistics raative to tho Alumni III tho Northwest to
Dir. Taleott, the Secretary OF the Association.
, 1874-12-25


10 The Editor If IHo Chicago 1rituat:
CulcAao, Doc. 24.-A fow lays ago, NJ waa
about to get on hoard n stscet-car 10 60 down
town, was accosecd by gentleman and ro-
qucstc.i to stop over to tho Foundliugs' Homo
aul soryo On n Coronor'B jury. sit won't detan
you but u few minutes" ho said. "Only dead
fuuudling." wont, mud, after non,o dolby, Il
sufficient number wore collected to constitute
tho legal "twelve good laon mud trne," aud utter
bcug duly sworn. wo woro by tha CORNER direct.
eu to.proCtcl to tho basement and yiew tho rn-
1nnns. Wo found tho deld body OF a newborn
c!liId.
Having thus gone through tho required form,
wa returne1 to tho parlor, ana the inquest pro
cccdeu. It WINS Il marc form. a,ll hurried
thtuagla In for!nRi, hnsinesa-h}te manner. The
porttr OF tho institution waB sworn, and testified
Tint one evening between . md 10 u'uiock tho
t!oor-holi rang, aud thon III three OF four min
W.cs, la wont to tho door. and fotlna on tho atops
~ -!int, hut there WIS no person in aight. lilo
ed tho basket III and delivered It to
...r bIatrulI. who fuund that il
.u.t:>!und the dead infant which ni boen shown
to .lu, Jury. Tho next md only 0tllor witnosa
vaa The surgeon who had lnado l,ost-1nortaui
examination. Ills Testimony Nns byinf, simply
that tue ohlld was fully 1natnred, GHu was eyi-
uently Btroug, and "ouglit to laYa l.yal"; that
tho luuga had bccn Initiated. proving thut 1t WIS
born alive aud hal breeathed; tint itB death
vas evidently caused BY asrangulation, but
whether by accident or design ho WAS unAblo to
, 1874-12-25
tiIfrstCt Of RGcf.

At Fsay Bcntos, on tho Uruguay Blror, is E
groat factory for tho preparation Of tho extract
OF beef. The industry is 60 exclusive TINT
population Of about 5000 live by it. Droycs
Of Wild cattle aro confined in yards adjoining tho
slaugIltcr-houso, aud lassoed ono by Que, stab-
bod with largo airk-hnfe, aud dressed
with colerity equal to tlo operations Of q
clcago pork-paoling establishment. The
moat is separated from tl,o bones md
run betwoe,i Erooyel rollers, which tear
and press 1t nto coarao hl,reds. Tho next opera
tlon il to mako ills moht into soup by boiling. it
OH, and tic soup, when bool to thick, bruwu-
ISL pnato, IL il1lorea and further reinced by
evaporation to jelly. 1t u then ready to be
canned for exportatlon, Tho apparatus for thia
process is quito elaborate and gront cnro and
skin aro required in tho manipulation. Tho
hides Of tho cattle arc roughly tanned and or
ported. Tho lat IL also cannaa anA aent nbroRd,
Tne bones aro ground for the soil. Scarcely q
Ii: Of the animal Ia wasted.
, 1874-12-25
CRIMINAL.

@. L. Burlingaule, Of No. Al West Admins
atreet, reports that some ono stole tAreo dozen
ladies' striped wooden aearis last evening.
patriol. Foley slipped and fell IN front OF bis
1osidonce, No. % kinzo street, Wednesday
evening, and broke hia right log abovo tllo knoe
tatcs'-Attornoy Reed yesterday filed inEorma-
ton in tho Criutual Court aSainst four Of tho
bogus Constabes Of tho city. TlIoir .sanev aro
Charlos Hocvo], Josoph Alaornoss, Patrick Daily
mud George Dissness.
Frnnls p. 0rcMahon, Of No. ZIG Fulton street,
Christopher johnson, Of No. Is milwaukee, ~
enuo, and William Cook, OF No. $50 }Yost WASH
inEton street, mourn the loss Of cr'.ts and other
garments stolen by slcak-thioves 3c.torlay.
John Dutko Is m IrIs!lman: having a loyo for
Sn,n Loyuf's Btories aud lcgentn Of tho Out1
Sod, ho ia ACCUSED Of having fallon heir to VOL
uWe prized by DR.. ". j, Wickcranam. who i1en-
titles thu work by pecuus ard appropriate III
ssrspsson Oh tho fly loaf.
Ed Erickson md Adm Tonnyaon (not rolo-
two Of tho 'llustrious poeD woro arrested
klauer. No.. u alilwaukoo avenue. and Btaallng
Tho skirt Of Il silk dross. Tho were locked up
iu the Madison Street Station.
4 horse attached to 9 butchers wagon, owned
by Rudolph Weber, OF No. 43l Stato street, ran
away OIL Twelfth street Inst evening, aud col!dod
avenue. THO driver WA thrown out and snyero-
ly injured Ho was taken to Mr, Wober's .placo
and earel for.
Hetsio Barrett, ono OF tho partioa accused By
tho notorious Maggie Moore Of robhing hor oi
$40 worth Of clothing. waa arroBtod yosterday
by Officers Drannock and Hogan. aud with hor
companions, Annie Grace and Emma Love1oy,
vas held iu bail Of $500 to appoar at the Grim
innl Court for trial
Tor Bon,o timo past passengers ons tho Chi
cago, Alton & St. Louis llai1road hnvo been
robbed by snonls-thevcE, and tho Company laA
taken 1naaua to prevent it. Last evening two
mon wore observed to get on All incoming Train,
ono Of tham without hi oycrcoat. 1Ioy were
watched, aud wl,un tho lrain reached tho depot
tho oyni coatloss follow WIS covered with good
Chinos'illn. He was arrested by Officer Sims
rott, and tuEeu to Madison Street Station. where
llo gayo l1ia na,no as john Dean. Ills com, atlo
escaped. Tho coat ia Mt Tho station awaiting
claimant.
An old 1nau on tho Wednesday 10 p. m. tram
was barely saved from beiag robbod w'iise tho
train was i'll motion, south OF Twofth sttcot, by
tho prompt action Of ono Of our suburban
towns1uen. Tho thieves, threo in number, Ind
chosen the old man because ho had money, or nY
being 1egs likely to resiBt than q younger mnn.
Ono OF them ateppoa lnto tho car and requested
tho old man to walk back INTO tho next car, lTo,
sNpposlng it WIS Tho conductor, too readily COM
pliod. The thrco then surrounded him and COM
noncod to ritio his pockets when (. nasHcngsr,
who Ind hecn onyerying thom, r1,shed to tl,o
door and called upon the sascals to desst, which
they Immediately did and jumped from the
train, tho old mau loarg his llat il tlle hc,ltl]o
and not roalizing what lio had ESCAPED Until it
was explained to him by tho paenongers.
, 1874-12-25

FfoIR thd 3daNY IrEWs
In 1916. when tho salarcs OF lilo Federal off.
ctalh woro loaa tlan onc,fouttll OF what tboy ara
them flttfo, and tho Iate CIV. Throon. tl,en
member Of Cougresa, voted for tEo Increase.
His vote croatod ouch displeaanre with hia con-
Etltucnts Tint hc resigned. Tho following In bia
lotter Of resignation: - ~ ''"'
election f0r member Of Congress III this district FUR
nishca ey'oneo that my Burvieea On rapresenatIya
Having received te Office by their free coIcr fouuI
cd no doubt upon the belief ilat shoaid tsrhareo
is duties nccordlng to thcr Wishes, caunut recall
c1la II to my fconAs Or acnBe Of duty to withhuid
from honi tho power Of choosing agst wlo il bct
Ter aa''ietl to execute Tie important ttoa OF iat
atat1o'. therefore resign my fe4 Is Representative
Ills Exccucncy .. D. To,rrxins.