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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-21
SEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.



hE"h - NV =,
on in BeLlaire lhis summer rs was AL
ticipated
The teachers and children Of the pub
lio sobooIs Of this CITY, will give q picnic
C,.-,o,x.
Oh 0a'uFu"y Ae
The Com. foote turn out yesterday,
brought about 1000 juveniles TO the sur
~, of ava
lace III 'i''
SOME parties gong DOWN street !ast
night about clock, saw man lying
on the corner OF lhlrty-hFsI ana uuerh'
scy streets, ana upon examination they
found that he was dead-druhH. foor,
unknown and unfortunate wretch.
BUSINESS was not very brisk in Bell
airc yesterday.
STREET railway is all the talk on the
streets now.
The Commodore Foote Troupe drew
II large audience at Central Hall last
night.
Cvrvp,r evcursions are on the nro.
ora,nmn far the Iu.t of this week
-, ...,, l.,.1. ,,,, ,,u
WI noticed se'o'"' '"" nm .'''!' ol' ou'
streets yesterday c.eH'Hs' 'H'' - S'''i'-
=,
oCR Irienu cn I-eMo ,nG Si,S,,. % . .ao
p so denot Yesterday in order to eel
Ioct tbn nrire Of n dinner from one of
hi. rnests. who was taking his departure
without having come down with the
leaf The train was about ready to
start when "Zeke" arrived at the depot,
so the absconding traveller handed him
dollar bill. "Zeke' told him TO come
down to the hotel and get his change,
but Of course the fellow could not go, as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-21

l.. V. BLOND has the best makes Of
adde's hox-toed shoes. He keeps them Of
different widths and of the latest styles.
Call and see them nj 1885 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-21

Tony PAsToR-The performance Civ
en- by the Tony Pastor troupe, ut the
Opera House last night, was one Of the
best ever given in the city. The house
was crowded and all were delighted. The
act given by Mckee and Rodgers was
one OF the best ever given here. Round
after round of applause testified
the appreciation of the audi
ence. Taken altogether no bet
ter performance was ever given III
this city. Mcssrs. Sanford and Wilson's
black troubadores was gorgeous. The
act of the Garrella Brothers, jumping
from the right to the left shoulder Of a
man standing on the stage, won, as it
deserved, rounds Of applause. 1t is one
of the best acrobatic performances We
ever saw.
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Dust Is as fine rs ai- and good deal
more plenty.
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Accommodation train leaves Bellairc at
4.gi T.. VI. and arrives at SteuheuNil!e at
r:IrF.M
Tickets to all principle points in the
East aud West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
nnNgE Genernl PASSENGER q Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-21

If YOU want = splendid and cheap dress
pattern. 20 now to the closing out sale OF
J. W. FEEEEr,
Corner Of Main and 10Th streets.
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Index to New Advertisements.

For Cfnclnuuti-Stcamer Hudson.
New Curpc;s-G. McndcL, Booth
X Co.
Trustees Sale.
Bank of the Ohio Valley.
Shcrifs Notice to Taxpayers.
Wall Papcr-Paull X WinshiP.
Tickets for the Conservation FIRST
PAte-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-21

ELEGANT Fancy Striped Silks just
opened at J. :. RHODES X Cos.
PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING AND Re-
PAIRING, carefully and promptly attend
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS " Lucas
Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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5000 Agents Wanted for Genuine Edition
4 IFE AND IaBORS OF
lAvIk CST NE.

BY REV. J. f.. CHAMBISS, who from his
personal writings Including III" LAST
JoUKNAIs,'' UuiuldS vividly his Grand
Achievements, also the CuriONitirS, Won
dcrS and Wealth OF that marvellous cOun-
try, Fruits, Minerals, Reptiles, Beasts,
Sayagcs, &c. 80 pages, 100 rare Illustra-
tiouS. only $500. Rich In Interest, Low
in Price. Outsclls everything. ,UlO nr,t
three weeks. Address HUBBARD BROS,
Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa, or Cinciu-
natl. Ohio.
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EVERYBODY is talking about the prices
J. 5 Rhodes x Go. are selling Black Silks
Mt
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LADIES if you want anything in the
way of nice shoes, 20 to l.. Y. Blond.
He keeps the best and finest assortment
of Ladies, Misses and Childrcn's Shoes
i'm the city.
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j. w. FERREL Is closing out his carpets
at half price, now if YOU need one.
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THE new wool crop will be coming in
shortly.
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WEask an examination of our large
stock of goods, comprising everything IN
the line Of tirst.class merchant tailoring
We have used all the
care possible in selecting first class lot
Of goods, and will not fail to please you
if You will call and examine our goods
and will guarantee perfect Mt
LAKIN & PIERsoN,
SO 18th street.
ALL Wool Cassimeres marked down
from 81 TO so cents, TO close out, at
is. RHODES & Cos.
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Mo 1Ouf the 100 Choice select
NO' III tiOHs.'' is ready. Price ~ cts.
The "Scrtcs' now contains one Thousand
OF the latest and best things for D"ClamH.
tons, Humorous REGULATIONS, Family
Readings, etc. Capital for Oranges Tenn
pcrunc" societies, and Lyccums. Also,
Excelsior Dialogues" ana "Modrl Dlu-
logucS.' Circulars free. Get OF your
bookseller, or send price To T.. Garrett
Co.. 7OS Chestnut 81, Philu., Pa. We mike
the celebrated Penn Letter Book fOT
copying letters without press or water.
Agents wanted.
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No 2No mo 5 No 10

Nos. lU and : run daily; Mo- daily. eX-
c,.It sunday; No. 4, daily except saturdays
East hpund trains make direct conhec-
iInu, al Baltimore with trains Tor IhlIa-
drlphia, New York and Boston Al ash
ugton city for all points south.
West bound trains make direct connGc-
lions foraIl points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
WHEEL No; VITTSR IRGH md BAL
TINORE DIVISION.
E\,T-LEAyES. wESr-LEANES.
wheeling Washington Pa,
daily nj B.i5A.M. daily att 40 a. NJ.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
I,.Iy ai 30 P.M daily ALL 10 =. VI.
sundays excepted. sundays excepted
tickets 10 MI principal points can be
procured at the office at the Depot;
THOS r. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
x. L. DEVRlES, General Agent, Wheel
,.., movie
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"I,SYCuOMANCY orsOULCHARn

ING How either sex may fnSclsalr
and gain tho love and affections OF any
person they choose Instantly. This sim
pie, mental requirement all can possess
free, by mail, for 2jC, together with mar
riagc guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams
Hints To Ladies', Wedding Night Shir
&c. y queer book. Address, I. WILLIAM
K Co., Pubs. Phila.
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STOCK SPECULATIONS.
Conducted by Us in every form. on Com
mission only. Puts and Calls. uu best
houses ana lowest rates. Cost, SlUU 90 s5sI
and often pay $4,000 Profit. Pumpl.,,
explaining how Wall Street >p,cuat.Du-
are conducted, sent free. Send Tor corr,
TU NJ ESR EDGE - co.
Bankers and Brokers
Wall Street, N.U York
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-21

cannot be eXccllcd IN tone or beauty they
defy competition. The Concerto Stop IN a
IN" Imitation Of the Human Voice. Agt-
Wanted. \ liberal discount To- Teachers,
Ministers, Churches, schools. edges etc,
Special inducements to the trade. Illus
lrHicd Catalogues Mailed. ma3-ta
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A GREAT OFFER. M H9rhrs

4 suns, ~ LrOHdWUY, NCW York, VIII
dispose at 100 PIANOS AND ORGANS
OF tirSt-clHSs makers, including Waters. at
Extremely Low Prices Tor cash, during
this month, or part cash, and halanc" ia
small monthly payments. tn" same Ia let.
WATERS New Scale PinnOs.
are t!c best made; the touch elastic. aud
a fine singing tone, powerful, pure and
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09

a hrm in Chicago rsmarsa. N.
Gently, . postal card. ~ iIbs Giuur a
which. In The lower lssi hr,sa slr.
ner, were written the vcr,as. Ais.r.
tember Is, ls75;" for this, six txrs4
additional postage was charged
Inc hrm complained to the proper
authorities at Washington, aud as
their reply is sofinteres, and impor.
lance to all who use postal cards,
we give II In full:
dENTLEMES-In answer to your
letter Of the 10th instant, l have 10
state that; by ruling Of this De.
partment, anything whatever. ex.
cept an address, written or printed.
upon a side Of a postal card intcn.
ded for the address, readers such
card unavailable and the Same can.
not be legally forwarded unless pre-.
paid at the letter rates, three cents.
But II by inadvertence IL reaches
its destination without such pre-.
payment, 1t. Is chatgeable with
double rates, under the provisions
OF section 1852, postal laws, edition
-
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09
The New Registration Law.
An Act to provide for the Registration OF
Voters, and for other purposes.

An Act to provide for the Registration of
Voters, and for other purposes.
Section /. BE 1t enac'e ed bv the
Legislature of the State of Mis-
sissippi, That an act to regulate
the registration of voters In the
State, and to repeal section 2 of
an act approved April 10, 1878.
approved March 0, 1875, and the
second section of an act to amend
the laws In relation to registra-
tion, and for other purposes. APP
proved April 10, 1873, be and they
are hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted,
That it is hereby made the duty OF
the Board of Registration in each
and every county in this State,
commencing on the first Monday
in September, to hold q session o,
not less than two nor more thar
three days in each and every elec
tion precinct or voting place. fol
The purpose ofregistering all per
sons legally entitled to vote; pro
vided, that after the registrar
shall have visited each cloctio,
precinct or voting place, as abov,
provided, they shall hold sessio,
OF five days at the court house o
county seat, ending two DAYS be
fore the day of the election, 70
the purpose of registering sue
persons as may have failed to be
come registered in their respect
i've precincts or districts.
Sec. 3. BE 1t further enacted
That at least ten days before tn
commencement of registration til
several Boards OF iegistratio
shall give public notice of til
times aud places for conductin
such registration, by advertis,
ment in one or more newspaper
published III the county, IL an
: there be, and by posting up prim
cd notices In at least five or MOI
public places at or in the vicinil
Of each election precinct or votil
place; provided, that the costs
: said advertisement shall not 9,
coed the sum that is now or ms
! hereafter be allowed by law +,
i official advertisements /; and d
expenses that may be incurred
the Board Of Registrars for prin
!, ing shall be paid out of tho coun
4 treasury, on order of the Board
Il Supervisors.
!. See. 4. BE 1t further enacte
That 1t is hereby made the duty
Tie registrars to commence thu
daily sessions not earlier than S
d o'clock a. H., and shall remain
i continuous session until 6 o'clo
p. m.; but II any voters are wa
: ing to be registered when the no
II Of six O'Clock p. m. arrives th
c 1t shall be the duty of the Boa
to remain in session until Gig
= o'clock p. M, If necessary, for /
n purpose Of registering said vote
g or any other voters that may pl
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09
RESOLUTIONS
Of a Convention Of the Democratic
Conservative Party Of Washing
ton County.

1st.l Resolved, that in ouriudg-
mcntthe only escape for our pco-
pie from intolerablc misrulo and
official robbery, lies in thorough
compact organization of all Demo-
cratic and Conservative citizens.
animated by uniiring energy and
unfiagging zeal in its war upon
the party controlled by the office.
holding radicals and carpet bag.
gers of Mississippi.
I'd That the party which has filled
our State, County, aud municipal
Offices with corrupt, dishonest, If.
responsible aud incapable mer
will ifnot defeated, pursue th,
same policy of ruin in the future
3D. That all compromise will
or concessions TO such party ar,
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09
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Seizure or State Arms.

Blythe subjolned communication
~ yill be seen that another outra-
ggbus seizure Of State arms has
been made by the Leaguers. This
}0rcible possession by supposed
Democratic White Liners Of what
lclearly does moi. belong to them, Is
Ia matter which deserves serious
attention, and such protection
lshould be evoked as may prevent
\ recurrence, Of similar outrages.
The letter explains itself pilot.
OKoLoNA, Sep. 20, 1876.
04a. A. G.. Packer, Jackson.
5!r-Two boxes that lad contain.
edI6tate A. ms, were. found In gul.
IeI, rifled Of their contents, yester.
dak morning. 1t has since been
~ lttained that these muskets
Wele stored In Il. M. Walker :
stofA. He claims that his store
was yproken open night before last
and tbe arms stolen. The rest O
the arlhs, 1 have reason to believe
aro III \own, but where l canno
tell; butQne thing ! do know, tina
they are 1Qt Ia the hands Of an,
person wh0le authorized to hav'
Them.
Very respectfully, =
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09
he Murder Of Morgan and Erwin.
4 GssPsets1 Party Azsstsi and Tried.

Last Monday morning our town
was thrown into considerable COM
motion by the appearance Of a
body Of armed men, white and col
orcd, riding through the streets.
They were the friends and neigh
bors Of William NJ. Morgan and
w. Luther Ervin-the two men so
fonlly murdered near Fish Lake
last week. News Of the arrest.cf
Thomas Wallace. (colorcd) one Of
the suspected murderers, had bro't
them TO town, and their purpose
was avowed 10 execute him II he
were proven guilty. Yet, though
terribly wrought up by the brutal
murder Of their neighbors. these
men were calm and cool, and avow-
ed their determination to await the
issue Of his investigation before a
magistrate. DIR. J. l.. Griffin, ].
r., conducted the examination,
and appointed J. w. Shields and
J. ID. Werles to defend the prison.
or. Colonel w. A. Percy appeared
for the prcsecut. .on, as also Distric,
Attorney Clarke. After n fair and
patient investigation, consuming
much Of the day, and a rigid scru.
tiny Of the circumstances connect
Ing Wallace with this horrid deed,
Justice Griflln ordered his commit
tai TO jail. The armed crowd be.
gan to fall In, silently, steadily,
but with an air Of determination
which told the lookers-on that the
prisoners life hung upon word.
At this critical moment, Colonel
Percy, Colonel Paxton and Captain
w. Il. West addressed them and
urged them to lesye the prisoner In
the hands Of the law. And to their
great credit they yielded, and
quietly dispersed to their homes.
Under the circumst stances, their for
besrance deserves the highest en.
comlnms, for the Sheriff and his
omcers were powerless to stop
them. but surrendered tho prisoner
70 bis fate. But these men, shock.
% and outraged as they were by
tho brutal murder Of their friends.
with magnanimlty almost unpar.
alisled, gave the trembling wretch
they had come to slay the teueri,
o. ne doubt Of his guilt, and letl
himlr TIE hands Of the law.
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09

Ayoung lady Of engaging per-
sonal appearance, who arrived In
Burlington, Iowa, recently from
Oregon, announced that che was
was going to open a barbcr-shop
ON North Hill. The very next
day each married woman OH North
Hill surprised her husband, whose
many virtues she had long known
and admired, with o neat little
present, consisting of a razor,
lather brush aud strop. And now
as Oft as . North Hill man comes
home the wife Of his bosom puts
her arms around his neck and
rubs her downy cheek against his
face in oil apparent innocence and
affection; but if his cheek Il
smoother than when he went away
from home in the morning she
fans him with the rolling-pin unit
he has to wear his hat on which
ever lump it will fit best.
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09


pure delusions, profitable only to
our foes and degrading TO oursei-
ves-
18th That we condemn in the
strongest terms, making bonds for
our adyersaries upon the pretext
of a choice Of evils, to insure a
proper discharge of official duties,
the appointment of suitable depu-
ties or any OF the numerous falla-
eies usually urged in its favor. Let
the men who place them in office
be the sureties for their good be-
hayior, and ours the duty to hold
them TO account.
5th That We will support for
Office only, the regular nominees
of our party and class all independ-
ents with our opponents.
9th That personal integrity and
capacity. with self-saeriiieing zeal
in the Interests of good govern
ment. are the only qualifications
for Office.
9th That we recognize and viii
maintain the civil and political
equality Of all men before the law
without distinction ofrace, color,
or previous condition. and we
hold that every man is entitled TO
hold office and to discharge all civ
II duties for which he may be fit
ted by character aud capacity.
9Th That in the ensuing canvass
We propose to wage war upon the
side ofhonesiy against corruption,
fitness for oiliee agaius. incempe-
tency, aud economy against prof
ligacy in the administration of
county Affairs Aud we cordially
invite and urge uponall good citi-
zens white and black, to lag aside
all personal considerations, and
previous party ties, aud political
ere,ds aud join in hurting from
place the corrupt ring OF official
plunderers and hungry earpet-bag-
gers: who have hitherto held our
county Offices for their own indi-
yidual benefit aud 10 the incalcu-
liable dsInsge. ofall good citiEcns.
eth That 10 accomplish this end
our people muss awaken from
their apssshv aud realirs The fact
that every interest desr 10 man is
al stake n the coming contest.
And that uniess they will forget all
FgiFass diaerxnces, sAeriice per
saaAl interests. and work with
vii. early and late. IS one msn
struggling fer his personal saliva
siaa. ue wiEl be handed over
ha1zsa hand and foot for another
ssBsaz the unrsisting prey Of Of
Esftl robbery
tagA That ue send cur delegates
To- haa >zaae CamvemsiOm cf the
1aaBma1E5t CaasegvaGire party to
Dc hssa ss gIaasssa- oa Ehe 81 Of
August zarraaasl1e1 hy any in
ssn'nsnnsnsls euaidIa- InzRgEcfssy in
saefs 1laesezisn. AMI auth0rizfn-
raea. shaald tAev sse &c TO Eeet
with the dsiegates OF 0ther coun-
ties from this congressional dis
tFies and nominate a candidate fos
congress-
nth That VIC pledge ourselves
TO abide by aud support the action
Of the State Convention.
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09

She Mad her mind made up for
two or three days. says NJ. Quad
that the boy needed some castor
oil. but she knew that she must ap-
preach him gently. She placed
The bottle where he could see H.
ana when he turned up his nose,
she said:
"It's just like butter, my dar-
ling"
He seemed to doubt her word'
and she continued:
"If you take some I'll let you 80
to the circus"
SHOW much ?" he cautiously in
quired.
"Oh, only a spoonfnl-iust oLe
spoonful,n she replied. as she un-
corked the bottle.
"And you will give me some
sugar besides" he asked.
"Of course / villa big lump"
He waited until she began pour
ing from the bottle, and then asked:
"And you'll give me ten cents
too?"
"Yes, Of course"
"And you'll buy me q shoo-fiy
kite ?n he went OH, seeing bis ad-
vantage.
~ guess so."
"No kite, no ile," he said, - he
drew back.
"well, I'll buy you the kite" I"
she replied, filling the spoon clear
up.
"And a velocipede?h
an think Of It,"
"You can't think no castor lie
down me! /" he exclaimed, looking
around for his hat.
"Here, ! will-or I'll tease father
to, and / know he will. Come now,
swallow It down."
"And you'll buy me q goat?"
"Yes."
".And two hundred marbles ?"
".Yes. Now take 1t right down.
"And coach dog?"
"I can't promise that"
"All right; no dog no ile."
"Well, I'll ask your father"
"And you'll buy me q pony?"
"Oh, I couldn't do that. Now
be a good boy and swallow 1t down.
"Oh, yes, I'll swall ow that stuff,
I will," he said, as he clapped on
his hat. "You may fool some other
boy with a circus ticket and q alump
of brown sugar, but it'll take q
hundred dollar pony to trot that
castor lie down my throat!"
And he went out to see II the
neighbours cat had been caught In
the deadfall he had set for her.
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09

The Disappointment of Michi-
gan man, who cut out o bee sting
and four inches of his leg, ard
then swallowed a pint of whisky
under the impression that he had
been bitten by rattle snake, was
intense, and his indulgence in o
second pint would have been par
donable.
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09

Mr.. Head, who was counted out
of the New Hampshire Senate be-
cause ballots intended for him
were printed both "Natt" and
Nathaniel" has authority from
the proper Court to be known as
Matt Head.
The Greenville times., 1875-10-09
the Democratic Conservative CIas

VIII meet in Lewis's Hall on
Friday night. October 8, for
the transaction of business. A
full ATTENDANCE is desired.
BY order of the President
sept D V. DoSiPHAS, sec
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25
AND DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 25 1875

no hope of anything from the district COM
mittee, for, while majority are excellent
men, they lack the courage necessary to
thorough inquiry into the affairs OF this
district. Local democrats who have been
connected with the ring contrived to de-
ceive Mr.. Kerr in regard to some of the
men selected for this committee.
A congressman vouches for the follow
ing as an actual conversation between two
members of the majority, which he could
not help hearing, the other day, in the
house restaurant. After some comparison
of domestic arrangements for the session,
A. inquired "What have you done about
your washing ?" "Oh," said b., al have
made an excellent arrangement for that.
l have got first-rate negro woman, real
good woman, 1 think, and have made a
bargain with her for the season at dollar
a Dozen" "Well," responded A., 81 am
not quite certain whether my arrangement
is as cheap as that or not. have made a
bargain with woman to do all my wash
ing for the session for dollar and half a
month but I'll watch it for the first month
and if find your bargain is any cheaper,
I'll try and get your woman to do mine,
too"
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-25

A second congressional district idiot
rushes to the defence of Dudley G. Den
isons third term vote, and says that we
are too shallow or too inert to compre-
bend the point of the anti third term
resolution. While cheerfully conceding
the extraordinary erudition, as we'll as the
remarkable depth and mobility, of Mr..
Representative Denison and the idiotic
correspondent aforesaid, and rejoicing that
the kind are wonderfully scarce, we, as
willingly, confess our own shallowness +"
and "inertness -; and, whilo leaving Dem
ison to the brilliant company OF carpet
baggers, negroes and ex-office holders with
whom he has allied himself, we are willing
to stand or fall with such men-who are
too shallow or too inert to comprehend
the point AS Eugene Hale and William
P. Frye of Maine; Charles H. Joyce of
Vermont; George F. Hoar, William W.
Grape, Julian II. Seelye, and Henry L.
Pierce of Massachusetts William Law
renee, James A. Garfield and Charles
Foster, jr., of Ohio William A. Wheeler
b and Martin l. Townsend of New York
John A. Kasson of Iowa and their two
hundred and nineteen associate represent
atives in congress.