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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

UNDEEwEAR Of every descriplio :,
prices rever before heard of At the clo.in'
out sale of }. Fox X Co, No. Sc, IS,S
street.
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Ii you want TO save money 20 to !
Fox 4 Co., No. SO Twelfth street an,
be astonished TO see their low prices du,.
ing their closing out sale.
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ASSEMBLY Hall is ready for next sea-
son. Neuhsusen spent enough on II 70
make it by far the incest amusement place
for private parties in this city.
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THosE!people who haven't been to the
Centenni are getting proud CT It.
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DURING last month there We're thirty
eight deaths in the city. just one more
than occurred the same month IN 1873.
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NorIcE.-At the forced closing out
sale of J. w. Ferret, you can get Muslin
ut 4 cents. Calico 1t cents, Grenadine
al s cel i, and Carpets ut 10 cents per
ward. Gall soon il YOU want bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

IMMENSE Fall Stock of Dry..Goods and
Carpets and will sell them cheaper
than any house in Wheeling.
j. w FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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J. q. MORRIS Il Co. have just heard
from the oyster beds. See their adver-
tsement in another column.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

BLACK pantaloons and maroon neck
ties are the latest fashion for gentlemen
ly suicides.
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BY telegraph

PITTsBURGH, September 3-River 4
feet II inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and pleasant.
LoUGsvILLF. October 3.-Weather
rainy. Tp-Belle of Madison. River
falling slowly.
MEMPHIS, October 3.-The river mas
fallen inches and now stands Il fee. 3
inches: Weather clear; mercury q : j..
Arrived Rosa VI Her, Arkansas river.
Departed-Jsrnes Howard, St. Louis;
Dick Fulton and tow. for the South
illinois, Vicksburg.
CArRo, October 3.-Arrlved-Citv of
Chester, st. Louis; Chester, Memphis.
River 20 feet inches and falling; light
RAM mercury So degrees.
EvASsvILL.E, October 3.-Weatber
cloudy and signs Of rain. River i3 and
$40 fee. ond falling. Down.. w.
CAT, Charles b. Church and Tarascon.
Up-Red Cloud, Maggie Smith, Shinkle
Raven. and Dick johnson. Business
fair.
NASHVILLE, October 3.-River falling
with 2 feet on the shoals.
ST LOUIS. October 3.-Arrived-Wa
Eagle and Lake Superior, Keokuk; Maud,
Vicksburg. Depsrted-Wsr Eagle and
Lake Superior, Keokuk; Susie Silver,
New Orleans; Capital City, Vicksburg.
The river has fallen inches. Clear and
cool
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MANY ladies are glad to notice the
opening OF Neuhsusen's Oyster fsFiors'
I,22l Market street.
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IFyou want to make money do /, Wbl,
you have q chance. }. Fox Il Co -.
slaughtering goods at their closing nw
sale a. No. 80 Twelfth street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

As usual, hard winter IS predicted.
1t is about time we were having q soft
one,
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Few men own their own umbrellas.
They always have some other fellows.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

THE average Republican stumper can
beat Old Munchausen telling lies.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
Indicated feet inches IN the channel
and falling.
The Emma Graham, en- route for Pitts
burgh, passed up.
The Hope passed down yesterday.
The Salt VaIlny, en- route for Ironton,
passed down at | \. NJ, yesterday.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
on time, yesterday morning.
The Andes left for Cincinnati at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Carrie Brooks, from Pittsburgh
en- route for GAINESVILLE, was due last
night.
The Express Is the Psrkersburg packet
this morning at 10! o'clock.
The c. w. Hornbrook arrived from
Pitts burgh Yesterday morning.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth,
en- route for Pittsburgh, is due to-day.
The Market Boy leaves for Matsmoras
al 1880 \. NJ. to-day.
IMPORTANT To RIVER MES.-Under
the Revised Statutes of the United States
the following named vessels, heretofore
exempt from the provisions OF the navi-
cation laws Of the United States, are
now liable thereto, and must be enrolled
and licensed, or incur heavy penalties if
navigated without marine documents:
"Bargcs or fGtbodts employed in the
transportation of ice, wood, coal or stone
from any place on the Mississippi river
or lis tributaries TO market, even though
the owner of the vessel is also owner Of
the cargo transported, and no freight
money Is earned or return cargo car
rIed ~
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1876.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
DAILY except sund .y.

DAILY except Sund ~.
Tally except Monday.
ISteu6enylile Accom- modation.-This
train during the day passes backwari and
forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellai1e, stopping when required al Sher-
man House, Ktnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

This day week the REGISTER will tell
its many readers how the elections re-
suited
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NUTICE.-lmmense stock Of D,y
Goods sndCarpets NJ forced sale by !
J. W. FERRrl
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ONLY six more working days, Mr.
Candidate. Get in your labor.
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DEATHS DoINGs.-D-. Jepson, City
Health Officer, furnishes US with the fol-
lowing report of deaths doings in Wheel
ing during the month Of September;
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NEW Silk Ties, Collars and Ruches
lust opened al EMsHEIMER DRo>'
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FORCED SALE--Grest Bargains IN
Dry Goods and Carpets a. whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold to raise money.
J. w. r'ERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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FoR bargains attend now the fo,cei
sale of Dry Groods and Carpets Of
j. W. FEgSxL
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THOUSANDS ofgsrments are now gong
away from j. Fox X Co.'S at less than
their manufacturing value.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

THERE will be two thousand strangers
in Wheeling, next Friday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

THE Allegheny base ball club dis
banded for the season Monday night last.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

THE world needs more teachers OF
manhood and womanhood.
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CuURCH ExTEEsIoN.-A meeting Of
the Vert Virginia Conference Board of
Church Extension was held Yesterday
afternoon. The following members were
present: F. Ball, President; Hon. {. D..
Hubbard John Baltic, C. +. Manches-
ter, James Reed, w. G. Snodgrass and
b. Davenport.
Applications for aid in various parts
Of the state were presented 4 ggregating
$1,000. while only 81 900 was Mt the dis
posal of the Board.
The Board will give all the requests
careful consideration and make the best
distribution possible.
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ll07 Main street,

LADIES, if YOU wish to buy cloaks 60
IN EMsHEIMER Bros.
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Now for the grand Thurman rally
next Friday.
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THE tramp crop promises to be large
next winter
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

FINE Plaid Flsnnels al l5c ward
only 10 be had al EMsHEINER Bros.
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REMEMBER the coffee At the Niena
Bakery, on the Centennial grounds and
if YOU want some of the same kind go to
the A. Neuhausen's Oyster Parlors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

$4,000 worth OF Clothing must he
Sold, regardless Of cost. 10 quit bust.
ness. GOLD BROS,
HOY Main street.
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A LITTLE more rain by way of variety.
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CAUSES.

OPEN AIR RELIGIOUS MATTERs.-1es
terday the Wheeling District Camp
Meeting Association met at the Fourth
Street NJ. f. Church, ut which the Rev.
F. Ball presided. After preliminary SER
vices, the Secretary, the Rev. j. A. Lam
caster, read the reports Of the Secretary
and Treasurer, which show the Associa.
tor to be in hourishing condition The
receipts at the gates at Moundsville the
last camp-meeting season were be-
tween $500 and 5000, and the
income from all other sources
added to this make the net receipts
about $1,000. Among other business
transacted Mr.. j. NJ. Richards was APP.
pointed to fill the vacancy Of Capt. Car
lin, resigned, as committeeman, and a
revised constitution was prcseRted for
adoption. This caused quite an animated
discussion, pending which the Associs-
ton adjourned to meet on the second
Tuesday in October, at ten o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-04

The talk now is, Fridays demonstra-
ton.
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"w MaS's iq SE h%h Centennial Bible
1880 Illustrations. Address for new Circu-
lars, A. J. HOLMAN 4 co. $50 Arch ST.,
PhIladel phia. spl2D
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Index 10 New Advertisements,

Eighth Ward Democratic Meeting.
Exhibition and Ball.
Congratulations & Dlttman.
All night Eating House-[Locsl
Page
Hamilton Opera House.
McCluskey j. Laramie's Bill of Fare
[ Local Page.
The Time Has Arrived-[ First Page. J
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or FANCY CARDS ALL Sly LIS iIh
I'd name l0c, postpaid. J. b. hNbItp
Nassau. Rcns Co., y. !. AP'''
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PART H..

|. Overture,
Vaas' Orchestra. Director II. Naas.
2 Exercises on the double bar,
The Victorious Class.
3. Brother action on the horizontal bar,
Frank Rothacker and George Mucgge.
4. TrapeZ PeriOrmance......Au Muegge.
D. Fencing with FoiiS...... Brothers Muegge.
q. TaDleau ........IupllS OlaS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, October S,-MoNEY-
Active at ll@3! per cent closing at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4
@6 per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
discussed $4,000. Customs receipts
S275,OOO. Clearings, Sl9OOO,Ooo. Ster-
ling steady at 4s2394SS.
GoLD-Steady al ITO. Borrowing rates
l@l4 per cent go. II.
GovsRNMENTs-Quiet and traction
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PART l.

!. Overture,
Vaas' Orchestra, Director II. Naas.
z. IlaSS hl'lio Nit''S'
3. Performance on the horizontal bar,
The Victorious Class
4. Swinging of Clubs. August Muegge.
). Pyra mid-Tableau Pupils Class
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GYMNAsTIC PERFORMANCE - The
Wheeling Turner Society will give n
grand gymnsstic performance and ball,
at Turner Hall, tomorrow evening, com.
mencirg at $50 o'clock. The following
is the programme:
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Ron Oildorn-.The Past and
Inc Present in That Locality.

Perhaps no section Of country, says the
Derrick, furnishes better groundwork Tor
a work Of fiction than does tho Oil Re
gion. On the 18th day Of August, 1859,
The first we'll was struck near Titusyille.
Only seventeen years ago, and yet in that
short space Of time immense fortunes
have been made and lost by some men'no
less than dozen times. Men have gone
to bed almost penniless and awoke In the
morning millionaires. Others have come
here with fortunes and left them. 1t has
been up and down with them, and no one
could ask for more variety. i1
Some Of the original land owners who
sold out to the oil seekers ut the incep'
ton Of the excitement, occasionally re-
turn. AS, they visit the homely old log
cabins, now deserted and unused, bu'
which in days OF yore were their places
Of abode, places in which by far the hap
piest days Of their lives were spent, theii
feelings are. such as. can hardly be ex'
pressed. But 4 short time since the
writer accompanied an old residenter e
a place where he had formerly lived, blt
in the vicinity Of which there were nov
many producing wells. As We stoot
looking at the Old deserted cabin the OLE
gentleman, who from his sale had real
lied enough to provide for himself ant
family ini good shape during life, conlt
not keep back his tears. As they rollet
down his cheeks he said: LaWould I!
God the stuff had never been discovered
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4 Spider Cnptures n Mouse.

The Hartford C0uraatof Monday tells
the following: "a few days ago a gen.
tleman in the west part Of the city dis
covered mouse in the corner Of his eel.
lar, and noticed that 1t was struggling to
escape from some restraint. Examina-
ton showed thatone Of the hind legs OF
the little animal was held quite firmly
by several fbres Of a,spider's web At.
attached 10 piece Of, hose suspended
above. This leg was drawn up from the
bottom Of the cellar, and with tho other
three legs the animal was scratching 10
free himself. The spider-not very
large one-was busy in multiplying the
faslenings and In making everything more
secure. The gentleman took precautions
to leave the animal and insect undisturb-
ed, and watch die progress OF this curl.
Gus exhibition Of engineering. The next
day the spider had extended liz web to
the other legs Of the mouse, which was
alive, but much weakened, possibly from
The bite Of the insect. FINALLY the mouse
died. The engineering,psogreesed until
the spider had. actually raised the mouse
nearly an inch from the cellar bottom,
and was resting from is labors and COM
mencing feast upon The captured rodent.
On Saturday, during the absence Of The
gentleman. from home some accident befel
the works Of The little engineer, and the
sustaining webs were broken. During
the operations Of The spider several Of
theneighbors called In 70 watch the per-
formances OF the industrious insect.
Several remembered reading an account
Of a similar capture by . spider lin a
newspaper, but they, thendid not believe
the story. This illustration and expert
encewere undoubtedly given them 10 show
how unjust they had been, and TO teach
them to rely with more confidence upon
what the truly good newspaper tells
AlanKn - p Il NJ ------
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The sIisdirection Of the Bile.

The mlsilrectIon OF the bile Consequence
which ensues when The liver is ipsctiSe and the
bowels torpid. produces number Of bodily evils.
The blood becomes contaminated with the bilious
auid, causing the skIn and the whites Of the eyes
TO assume q yellOwish tinse; dyspepsia and nausea
upervune, the tongue becomes iurred, the breath
iGta, there are pain. in the side and between the
shoulder blades, the urine is high eolored aud
,eading, aud 10 aggravated cases iaundice and H.
aamma,Ion Of tie livcS eusuc. All these consc-
quenees may be prevented or obyiated by using
Hostetters Stomach Bitter, vegetable Alternative
ionic which stimulates The Inactive liver to exert
isaf in secreting and directing the bile, acts ma
turlly upon the bowels and removes every trace Of
indigestion. cod&w
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NV ntoof ia constantly coming Tor.
II :, H. r. .o,;r;,v lin which Govern.
wara OF the activity WIN WI L. SI, y
or Tllden is advertising himself Us
"Reform" candidate Tor the Presidency
lie has an establishment in New York
where scores Of clerks are employed &c
write write editorials i for; such papers as viii
"nh,;.h tbsm. The following from III,
PuOlisn .IeI. tHs :; tS W. aratnIa ~ n,
New aork h.o@ - an M, sAApis IN, y. Wv
work upon which Ar. llueh Is EXHAUST
ing his intellect:
ave have lying before US, for instance
broad sheet, one Of quite . number
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OUR wELIsBURG LETTEK:
wE11spuRo,, September 10.

WELLsGuRo, September IL.
Editors IntelliSenCer; .f
The first annual fair Of the Panhandle
Agricultural Association OF West Vir.
ginia began to-day. The rain Of yester-
day has not materially damaged the
grounds, the track this evening being in
fair order. The day was occupied chiefly
in entering stock and goods. Entries Of
Of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs have
been pretty eelyimade. The display n
Floral and AGRICULTURAL Halls Is, very
good. The decorations in Floral Hall
by the committee Of ladies is very credit.
able. The rockery in the centre Of Floral
Hall is beautiful and deserving Of special
mention. The contrast between 1776 and
1876 ia also worthy Of mention, Cover,
Luke & Co., Of Wheeling, make fine
display Of agricultural implements; Bar
clay & Jacob, OF this place, make fine
display Of hardware; W. J. Briggs ex-
hi6its some fine specimens OF marble
work., Other articles deserving Of men,
tion will receive attention in due time.
Should tho weather prove favorable on
Tomorrow and Friday, we anticipate a
large crowd and a successful fair. We
will report to.morrow's doings. The fair
is all he,go. ~. G. B. Q.
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Strange suicide OF Two Girls.

From the uaItiOru Cuohn.I UourahL
The quiet town OF Wellington, Conn.,,
is excited over u curious suicide which
occurred there on Thursday, the 7th inst.
The circumstances are as follows: Miss
Rosa Green, fourteen years Of age, and
only daughter, ref, Of Q. ". Green, 2 farmer ,I
field line, and Miss Shurtlefi, seventeen
years Of age, dGnghterlof Daniel Shurtlefi
Of Daleyllle, in Wellington, who was
visiting at Mr.. Green's, took strychnine
together about Thursday morning, With
the intention OF committing suicide. Al:
ter they had taken the poison they told
what they had done, and q messenger was
despatched for Mr.. Green, who was at
tending court at Tolland, and also for
physlcians. DR.. Richardson, Of Mansfeld,
was the first physician 10 arrive, and he
gave them emsties, butonlysucceededin
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["'D. ", TIL. ., August al.l'"

Mr.. MuRAr HAIsrEAD, who has been
ut the Centennial, discovered there that
the foreign element attracted to this
country by it is not SO great as had been
expected, but is very important, since ii
is composed in large part Of agents and
representatives Of countries, hOuser, and
interests, who are making close studies
and observations; The foreigner, strange
to cay, does not get astonished, as every.
body was prepared to have him; and Mr.
Hals,ead thinks perhaps it is not abso.
lutely necessary to astohish all the time
all who come to see us.
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Letter from Harrison County.
CIARKsluRo, ~. W, Sept. e,

CLARKsBuRo, VIVA, Sept, Il.
Editors 1ntslliseneeE; ! ,'- '-''''f q"
For the encouragement Of Republicans
in other parts Of the State, / viii briefly
tell yop and your readers how matters
are progressing in this part Of the political
vineyard. As regards the Presidential
ticket, Hayes and Wheeler will carry old
Harrison BY o large majority, probably as
large as was given to Grant in 1872. So
far as the State ticket is concerned, il 10
generally acceptable to, the Republicans.
Gen. Golf will get a truly Aattering vote
In this, the county Of his home, and there
Is no telling what his majority will be.
Twas speaking thismorning with an in.
telligent Democrat who estimated that
Colts majority would DO at least three
hundred, and further added that he
would not be surprised II i reached
double that" OF course Golf will run
considerably ahead Of his ticket, this be-
ing his birthplace and home, but We ex.
pect TO give the whole ticket q good ma;
iority. We are all iubilant here over the
glad tidirgs from Maine. ~
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ONO COUNTY TICKET.

HOUSE. OF DKLE0ATEs,
CART. B. d. DoyENER,
DR. RICHARD BLUM,
s. L. BRICE,
IS. l. AcCoLL0cu.
JUDE or COUNTY COUNT,
WA. ERsKEE.
sHEEfPF,
FRANCIS A. BRITT.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
r. J. lIuGus,..
ASsEsSoR-crTT DISTRICT,
CHAS. A. HEAVYWEIGHT,
AsRSsoR-couS1RY DlsTRICT,
Cu1. wM. A. MCCOY. :
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c,nsins Nc, EhurtleF 10 7onik, Miss
Green eaas di t about 5 ' O'clock il lie alter:
hSTr beiore lis died. and IA answer 10
NJ N.Y. anestions "A a III mntiye.in taking
~ a;. 9rss tbs ay;ns III III All tSat no one
Pols sa a. ~ Io. VIE sh ,san,aj ~ ~ and
calsu l's vi pat ssI AZ IN =
NJ si XIV WIN als1 "a ssiI;n, hsr
naii ago anA ! moI ne W.T. T;s ,"s. iii
sL ne sas wa tteu .L 81 svi hs ob.s;nSd i
sne eSp.Ina ;SI u .p1 F. ; Mis- SHIRT.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER is, 1876,
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

~ 0ovERSoE.
NATHAN doFF, ,..OI HArrisOu'
SuPr OF SCHOOLS,
FIJI. CRAGO, Of MarShall.
,'aS AUDITOR, a. atL
GIN. sHINN, Of Taylor. i
1REAsuRER,
MOSES FRANKENBERGER,o Of KGnaWhL
ArTOnET 0NERAIs H-e
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood Z
yoR JuDaEs oY TIEE sUPEEME couEr oy ArrEArs
ron THE FutL rERN.
VIII. II. FLICK, Of Berkeley,
RI. BERKSHIRE, Of Mon1ngaiia.
yoR JupuE 81 mn SUPREME coUEr oH AFFKAts
TO YILL TIKI VACANCY,
hrs. BROWN Of Jackson.
cosdRES-TIRsT DISTRICT,
HON. c. F. SCOTT, Of Rltehic County.
RIxcroRs AT LAR0E ToR WEsr viEqINIA,
COL. WARD II. LAMoN, Of Berkeley,
HON. C, W. SMITH, Of 0belL
Err1oR FOE TIEsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
HON. D. F. PUGH. Of Tyler County.
HECTOR FOR THE THIRD DISTRICT,
COL +. r. HAssLER, Of Jackson.
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STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE o. wES'
VIRGINIA.
A. W. CAMPBELL, Chairman, Wheeling.
r. II. LOGAN, Treasurer, tlt
W. J, W. COWDEN, secretary,
]. T. HOKE, ReySer city.
], &, CUNNINGHAM, 81. Alb1n&
CT COLE -Pnkefsburg.
b. N. WILLARD, Point Pleasant.
q, ". ATKINsOS, Charleston.