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ponn rIntt MaLera Clenn nren.t ofIt.

WAsHrNGroN, April 2l.-Donn Platt was before
Cymers Committee to-day, and testified that he used
his influence with tie Secretary OF War to have
Cowles Bregas moth preventive used In the army,
sud them all the standing they had before the War
Department. They agreed 10 give him i've per cent.
OF Tue gross receipts and afcrward raised It TO 10 per
cent tie tllnkh he may have received about go 90
year or 10000 for his share. Aforwtrd he nad some
sundera audinS with tlem, aud went to The Secretary
Of war and tod MN that Ne considered tue patent Of
Cuwles q liregA fraud. Col Plat exOnerattd Gen.
Garfield from all blame, and thiuks No money paid
for obtaining tue appropriation.
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IIII.

gLAAry5LTaoq TTa2y Aprl e. coT9e' wife OF
FSHe ce MI i be 5S at her H sie sdence $50
West I'm A.. ON Monday morling. Apr q AZ w
u attend. Ecmlu. Wall be tagtn 10 South Church,
schraa,nburgh, y. j., for nterrcut
BERkY.-on Friday, April "a, George Berry aged 81
years.
attend the funeral from his iae residence. $50 SCUM
let ~ broosiNm q; /. :, on sunday At o'clock. ~
ney Cox u New lork. aged 50 year..,-.- - 81.
Of Temperance ana frienas are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral frOmthe residence Of his sonnaw
suniay, April b. lte p ". Remains vii DE taken to
SoTicx."iSe members o. Chelsea Division. No. 10.
sons OF Temperance requested TO assemble at the
oe@ek 4 ~ to attend the funeral Of our late brothsr
M Cox Tee members Of Ge Se95 py'iSn are
pawn, RIrcHIr, R.
Piexy CathaFine E. Fitch, wife Of tue late Mchag
licr remains Will be taxen from her late residence,
~ NcNell st., Oreenpont TO - Anthony's Cnnrcn.
oreret up t6r nc repo.e o. her sou al i1s o'clock A.
On sd lss Gs rsai ,es ana friends Of
KELLY IN jersey City, On Friday. Apri g. Jetfery
Funeral from hI. a,e residence, so York st,MlPM,
MORRISON In Brooklyn. April 81 states D. Nor.
nson lcs sou OF ,Ae LAKE John Nor.son' IN tng l5th
X,i,ce O funeral in SUNDAY MORNINGS papers.
~ hsrN rnai, Apf4 Il. ~ dphlh. ~, VII
ne lelatyes and irien4. Of tae family respect
a his nar,gts' ~ Az D. on sandal Il oclocs. ~,
nsiiye Of county kuAcnn' lrc-nc. aged 80 YEAR,
lis remails win be taken to calvary Cemetery on
.KCEARh.-,Xt rs late residence n Debeyoisc st.
Weslm-Sth ireland.
Funeral On saturday Apr &c, at O'Clock 2. NJ.
sPeNCEH.-on FRIDAY, April p. Lizzie twin daurh.
to- Of Peter ana Ann spencer, aged years. months,
rsa'lys, and friend are TssP,S''aly invited to
yth W, on sunday afternoon aSd ln,t.' at o'clock.
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Probable Murder and suicide.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 2l.-About 10 o'clock
tins morning, WIN. Cooper, hired man the place OF
Mr. Lowry 10 the SUBURBS OF this CITY, TO
the house OF Nathaniel Hudson nc the OF SHAW
ana Grand avenues In the western the city anu
SHOT MOie Dean servant IN Mr.. HudHOn'e family,
and then shot himse Tney both slot In the head,
seriously nndcd and Will PROBABLY uie. II Is sud
that Miss Deans refusal 10 marry Cooper was the cause
Of the shooting.
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The Rcd Cnnnn Mn..ncre.

FoHT LARAMIE, W.T., April 2l.-Gen Bradley
commanding this district OF tae Black Hls' sent de
tachment OF cavalry ana an ambulance 10 cheyenne
River Rancho to-day, bring in the three men previ
Osly reported having wounded on the occasion
OF the attack by Indians on Mr.. AIngaus party neal
RED Canon Gu tue lbtn inst Tho wounded men VIII Dc
placed In the hospital al tni' post.
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the EMMA NINE INVEsrMENT
Gen. Schenck Figuring up n Clear Loss TO
Himself Of $4,000.

WAsuINGToN, April 2l.-Before the Com
mttee On Foreign Affairs, to-day, Mr.. Park tes-
tined that he never bought or sold a share Of
stock In the Emma mine on any information not
possessed by the directors and the public. On
the 18th Of May 1872, several months after the
sale of the mine, when about leaving London,
he left directions with his agent MIR. eager, TO
buy stock when low and sell when nigh, on his
own judgment. lie (l'ark) never sold a share ~
stock short. BY tue purchase and sale OF stock
In ls,2 tue amO INT II flG7uO sterling was real
lied. According 10 ms understanding, Gen.
Schenck was entitled 10 one-h II, but Gen.
Schenck refused TO take more than ELSA. Cen.
scnenck was Interested 10 the extent OF 2,OJ5
Gen. schenck read the following statement OF
bis losses from ms connection win the Emma
mine, and all his Interest In the company D
| stock:
Received from Bates for twenty-five OF my original
shares 800 lhs Wa PAID and credtei on tie noIe to
ieceyed pront 800 shares OF allotted stock, e. 900
| This put up as margin On tle purchase " 900
Roeeived from sales by eager 81 s0l THIS was cred
Received commission on 800 sh re. refunded by
Graa TO- Perk lnis was credited aons with 1870 easn
Inis vas assigned iY TAIN On -tttt ~ OF ms note
Ihue INC soo'e reg rpis ana uthehls are ac. onnted
NY nands.
Cash and stock actually paid and assigned by
! Scnenck not derived directly or indirectly from
| tue Emma mlno'
Dec II. 1872, cash paid on note to Park, 200,
say. .............. $50
May 1874, clsn palu ON note 70 Park. ... LOO
u''' ae 600
Nav lb5i ~ MCI u.l.gn Co................. 1900
Making total Of t5a 200
To show for this Gen. Schenck has received
| dividends and holds stock as follows;
Dyidends 10 months 1874 and 1879 ........... 5000
475 original 5000
Total ...............t eli 800
Leaving clear loss, as nearly uu can Dc estimated ANA
| ascertaned, OF til,fOO
The exaninattnn Of tho subject Is now closed
| with the exception Of the reception OF certain
| pauefs from London IN connection with II, ana
tho committee adjourned until next Tuesda y
| week.
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The Verdict in the Young Murder Case.

rhiiLIPsnrRG, N j., April 2l.-The inquest in
we JACOB Young murder case was continued yester-
p1i afternoon Only three witnesses we're examined
' Myers OF Asbury n j., who stayed al the house OF
''''-'Fe barren, the nan who hanged himself on
M'"''j morning because he thought he was suspected
VI u. i.g me murderer Of Young on the night Dung
alt''ht CO. testified TO staying there at that time
vrst'n lthtrq Ian TO bed lttWten y and 10 O'Clock,
rttieh had bis boots and coat oil ready for bed.
"a. ~, malta, who formerly worked for Young,
i "'u mat the knife fould IA the shany near Young
y ~ ~ hm as he hal often seen hlm USE IT,
l.f Nl'u returned thr fOlONing Verdlcts
~ mo 1htt jacob Young cane 10 his deah In his
a',i"Ytfe nh the 4th Ut April, 1879, from blows iu
I.,.,n NtN ciub VI Ike weapon on the head Uy a
r6c",..l ~ Hott unknown 10 the JURY"
If VT occurred In New Jersey, IL ID doubtful
" "' mystery VIII ever ue solved.
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COssA-MURRAY.-O Tuesday. Anrl 1S At the
residence u the brides mother, bj the Eel. Joseph
fr.uslOl GaspIrd II COssa Of Nice to Rose Murray OF
Br luAlyl
Coo RER-wATKtNs. On Tuesday, Apri IS. 1870.
% The urCh of the Divine Paternity, - ihs tcv. d.
!. d. Cmpin, william Atwrl CROKER. ". d.. TO Atd.c
L.. only daughter VI the late Osner - Watkins all Of
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BANKING 1ND FINANCIAL.
JAMES q. REID,

JAMES &, REID,
Banker anu BroKer,
Member Of the New YORK Stock and Gold Exchanges
New street, corner of Wan.
New YORK.
Stocks, bonds gold Government and railway sccuri-
ties bought aud 50 on commission. Investments
Interest allowed on depOslls.
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Enameled chamber suites from go; black
tapestry Brnssels 81 ingram, Doc. Oowperthwairs
l55 Chatham stroet-AdD
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"AsnINoIoN, April M.-wm. II. Ottman to-
wy gave bail IN the sum oftl2.OOo the following be-
Sola nls securities Benz min +. LunmJ, $500 I,
kvs.. ..0oh,{, $500 Vim. Kennedy, 81 OOOi Wlluam
-''a'' WV AsA George I. sheldon. d, w.
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sguial Aoatts.



INDIGESTION Is a g aPanisn Of civilization No one
eyr hesTa OF an Indian saasng RON t1is d.9rier
few indeed who DO not suner from ITS effects. Nearly
dered liver When this org u 10 not IN healthy con.
81 l9n there q feeling OF indosuee slight pain N the
pickles syme other acii relish This condition 1.-THE
+ caused y & SqaE fG xp the
iaiion Of ole scout the ivfr Ia orc % prevent
IF XXI TX go rffm 5Tse o sap Sas
Of these taken At night before retiring S have Tue ne.
eg vras d n. s ag.n 3. nn
o0slIuc.ed AMI Ie,iored TO he.ltay CONDITION. TINS
cents pei box, ana single dose my be the means Of
and 6e tayy e4p.as sl aead Ia
-EXTRAORDINARI ROYAL HAVANA
Lo"e RgGi"rlqs i 2 2fi oNE AloN DOLLARS
t55J,sS' ii,o,ooo t5o.ooo and s25,Ooo
1900 fi'kets s7l Prizes.
ter, sos Ienll.. go INtauelns, $40.
Fun explanatory crcgGlSSrs ireee,uo,u
T. o, box 5,5ni. lid Nassau IT,, New YORK
cost MPriON, MEAkLlNG-, rnROA,r
Fes s S SS a sss 81 ,r4 a.
%fSS9tflss i S.d PP@Is aa 6f Sn'a ~
SODA h'@b1fed 1883. Prices. 81 aud - per bottle.
WINCHESTER & CO.. Chemists,
SOLD ny ALI fbSRgGGGisis'' 'O'N
ma. TE S16u b. Il q EkASGE
the Legion ~ Honor IA recognition Of his scientific
81 Br. DE JSNGHss L,arnt.Brown Cod liver ~ is
sold ia cipsuled nper al matt pints 81 By all druggists.
Soc cons'gnees, An-ar, Hlford \ 90, loldon ; le
as.ats. Tor t,e Cgled states, JOHN +. HENRY, CUR.
RAN CO., New lorA.
THE OLD STAND REOPENED.
on SATURDAY morning the Liquor saloon OF Mr.
WI ch has been closed for REPAIRS, Will be rcouened
The saloon has been M ed up IN The neatast manner
Kept ON hand The old friends Of the mouse ana the
public generally are Invited 10 call
THREE ECFUkE~ ON SrRICTI AND
hemurrhods their frequ ut co-eNiscnct and influence
IN producing AerN Ous exhaustion ausurdy medical
yale hospital. 6y, ED%AR IA. nlXoN, HD 80 Pages
10 evenings, az 20 6th ay.
KENTUCKY STATE DIsr2IDU rON.
DRAWS SATURDAY, APRIL 20,
GRN(6 CAPITAL PilZ 500 90
5,37s tn,rr r.. "A 60 ~ 70 tloO.
Al Pr.1rs i'nd "a Full.
Tickets, $40 Halves, - quartz :, 500.
0H Roadway, New York.
SAMPLE TEAS! SAMPLE rEAsl
CHEAPEST AND BEST TEAS
CHOICE, SOC. EXTRA CHOICE, 3se per N.
PAkkE's, 1850 Front st.. near Fulton.
nLAIt'S PILLS. ENi.I.l~n
fnm,1h l1' SJgt A. Hleula.isn, sure, safe eI,e.u
TEN Il SON "a William 81. NV York, a.ents Box "a
phS, sl'So " nail. sud ~ druggists.
NERVOUS DEBILiFY. WEAK NE--. g.,
piompilY anu radically cured ny WlNCHESrhk'5
GUY Os WSdGs GESS& c q O 50 Jo ~ f'ES''
eltHh2 3ofFg EE pf2P SSu 81 A sa tS
MON COLDS, Solo nv a druEgis,s. a. D,pot, n1
OhAAVerssr p. o. Oo1 2,iso rnal package free.
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open sunoays from 10 till2. The silk alastiA
tTuss, sold only By Elastic TRUSS Company bS5 broad
way, easy, displAsed. euTes ruptafe.-Adv
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A young man calling himself Johnson yester-
day sWinded teacher out OF o. by representing him
SET TO DC al agent oil the SchO0i J0urEdL
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Monells Teething Cordial contains nothing
thai viii haTt Infant PIios 70 cents Dottle.Adg
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MARINE TNTELLT0E YCR.

MINIATURE ALaANAc-rurs Nav
sun rises... II sun SETS. O ~ Noon rises 4 90
HI,iH WATER-rHt. nay
SANDY Hook. 81 Gov island. 90 Hell Date. 4S
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Arrived FnfpA
Snslnrss .loIltts.

steamship Gen. Barnes, Savannah mdse. ami pass.
steamship city Of Austin. Iernanlina mdse ami pase
4 HulmU u.uIl rLA..I mn COZ 4 Nll. YIN ~
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Mrs. wfNsLO r's SOOTHING sYRrP Tor children
fcptuhs s an old and wcl-tucd remedy II na4 stood
tao tees OF many leais. and Wa never AnOwa ~ fan
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Or. Lyons Tooth rablcr-.-An elegant tonc,
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The following are the approximate earnings Of the
Missouri, Kansas aud TtXas Railway for the second
wees IN April Freight. s37.sld35 passenger tl4
tu2e2, mai, t.iiuli express, klOJJi total, sSJAuJ
Al corresponding period act ear t4J,uao. . Wing
al Increase Of tlO3ll. Ia, Or about g per cent.
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Bad Breath excludes it, victims from the
pie sur 81 rualtY. MiN uf Mtsut~l4 hy lfs tp4Ur.
properties, restores tncn to tAeir ulca aat So.
Citations
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Gatpcts.

nARPETS.
u lugraius from a. ccuts to ~ cents.
Three-Pvs from ~ - 10 81 50.
1apestry from a 90 ~ aj.
BODY Brussels from - 30 to 81 %.
RUS Mate Mating at less prices than to be found -
auy other store.
STEPHEN A. SPENCER successor %
Adams spencer. ate o. Isl craud It,.
H.fDt
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Dycinv 1rd Cleaning nj the New yDr Dvc-
ns HIl lr utu. Establishments staten is'suu UtlFr4
so ls uuIne ri.. fa2 frYadWav. go uv. a. L.. tees
AMI los rctrcpont st.. BROOKLYN Established 81 years.
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Don't Paw s. for an inferior rias'ic Tru.s,
vii The beet is sJid for Vi al PuAltHOl - 90 brJI i
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publications.

N5R~. sOt rnWORT!'s CHeArEst WORK.
"sLLFMAnEj OR, orr OF TuE DEPTHS" Is
SOW READY FOR SALE II BOOK FORM
mn
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s)oass farl5ltJ.
rURNITURE, n,, CARPETS
AT o%ARatLL'-. 40 EiDHTH Az
Between som iui IL. SIS
PAYMENTS TAKEN WeHliLY Or NOS rHLY.
INUENITIRE. carpets bediiugi cash pricrsI
Il weekly or monthly payment=
o'fAEHELl,, 5d7 Bowrry near ith st.
GOOD secondhand IN ml,ht English Brl.ss.s, and
~ ingram elrpets OIL cloths Sc, vcrr ch7ag, a tn9
Old place, ~ Fulton 81. Price l.t sent free.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken Tor furniture carpets anu 0edilhS Al I'M
COwPER1HWAfrS co.'s $50 Chatham t.
ZERO REFRIGER tTOR. WIN cooler; best
~ food anu zee Keeper m the world. Ir.nr supplied.
Send for hook. A. NJ LESLEY. s3d West % At.
aluslta Instruments.
A GREAT OFFER.-HOE WATERS sous,
few hr,t elias, new pianos and organ unit the
rent money pays for the instrument "a per contract
A S~ORTMENr Of pianofor,es ami organs s. 10
N &lu monthly lustallincnts,
:. BpplE Is Navrrcy place, near broadway.
4 LADY will sci cary ID osewood 7.octAye piano
~ tore, t75 2l3 East 3pih s.
DARGAINH.- Pianos s35. nne toue. 100. 7ucl,ve,
- hV0 uunghts -, 500 'T'cla'c, nearly new,
GoRboN >oN. 10 East ltrnst
coon pianos $50 to 500 =, go so monthly unui
~ PAID % tl1ton pace near Bro4a~a>.
E%S ihan tlo0-51c. ave rosevoH % pa n RE also
IL St"p organ, great sacuH'r 2s Vast rliri q.
S,TEI>WAN,-, wrbcr's AID other pisno- and or
= gaus ON lnstanents,
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4ilts mo cups.
s'ost an0 SouaO.

GO HATS ttao especially nne prrprs II K
90 hats $3.50 worm e.. H. Sc" ''utt' 81, no
Alrs
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tso ihc old ava rliab family uIediciul. liYa.ts III
ldHtm, the cun4uerur u rheumatism, govt, ur.
talsla, scrOiu.u a.. Dcpot.2lG Gianl d.. Sew IufA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-28
TiIden and Reform!
HON. BEN WILSON.

The Democratic nominee for
Congress in the First district, will
address the people at the follow
ing times and places:
BETHANY, Friday, September
29th.
WELLSBURG, Saturday, Sept.
30th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
BENWOOD, Monday night,
Oct. I'd.
LYNN CAMP, Tuesday, Oct. 3.
FAIRVIEW, Wednesday Oct.
4th.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, Wet
eel county, Thursday, October 9th
(Court.)
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two years oi income tax Mr.. Tilden made
no return, but left that portion Of his tax
which was in excess OF the payments for
his account made by the corporations,
whose bonds and stocks he held, totbe as
sessed under the laws by the estimate of
the public officers, the answer is simple.
The statute gave the taxpayer the
option to take that course, and good
and honorable reasons existed why
scrupulous man should accept that
option. Mr.. Tilden received no favor
from the Government officers and sought
none. He did nothing but pay all they
imposed on him. Nearly all bis income
from investments paid the tax through
the corporations, whose bonds and stocks
he held without allowance for the law
full deductions. On this residue, after
the lawful deductions are made, he be-
lieved at the time, that instead
of paying less, he ottener paid
more than would have been
the result of full, bat troublesome &C
counting. He preferred in that way to
be exempted from the difficulties incident
to attempting specific statement of the
affairs in which he was interested, and OF
the corporations and business in which
he was an investor; and also to be ex
empted from the responsibility of adju.
dicating on the facts and
the law applicable to uncertain
and fuctusting elements during
rapid and violen. changes OF fictitious
values. The law was unsettled; ques-
lions of real difficult existed. Construc-
tions were set up by officials which were
often conflicting, unintelligible or inca.
pable of a just OF safe application, and it
was not agreeable to make a return on
doubtful or disputed theory, or in con-
tradiction to even unmeritorious claims
made in behalf of the government.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES z. SINNoTT.
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HON. FRANK HEREFORD

The able member Of Congress
from the Third District in this
State, will address the people 81
follows:
ROMNEY, Hampshire county,
1 NJ, Sept. %.
MOOREFIELD, Hardy county,
2 p. NJ, Sept. 20.
PETERSBURG, Grant county,
ppm. Sept. 30.
FRANKLIN, PendletOn cOun,
ty, / P. NJ, Oct. I'd.
UPPER TRACK, Pendleton
county, p. NJ, Oct. Sd.
Everybody, without distinction
of party, is cordially invited to at
tend and hear candid discussion
of the questions to be decided at
the polls.
Our friends in these various To-
calities are requested to make all
necessary arrangements for these
meetings, and use every exertion
to get the people out to hear the
speaking.
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YOU will find these words:
That for such services the defendant,
Trlden, made charge of $4,000 against
said second mortgage bondhoiders, and
the said charge was paid by or on behalf
OF said second mortgage bondholders, on
the 18th of October, 1862, out OF fund
contributed 10y said second mortgage
! bondholders, under an agreement between
themselves, dated November l, 1909.
Now then. the question presents itself
what were the Services" Tor which TINS
payment was made, and when were they
rendered? To ascertain this, we neeC
only look at folio l42, where we tinG
these words: "And they further say
touching the statements in bill OF com
plant as to the services of the defendant
! Samuel j. Tilden, that he had, long pTt0l
TO, and at the time OF, the commencement
OF the foreclosure suit in the said bill q
complaint mentioned, been the counse
for the second mortgage bondholders, II
whose behalf such suit was Instituted
and that he was counsel also for TIT
trustees of The said second mortgage
bondholders, and had been from som'
time in the yerr 1857.
1t appears, therefore, that this none.
was paid for services running through
fire gears anterior to 1862, and it doe
not appear that any part whatever Wa
earned in that year. The decree fixin!
and confirming the rights of the secon'
mortgage bondholders was entered at tn
August term In the year 1861, and tn
sale itself took place as earl y ss Marc
1862.
No appreeiable part, II any, Of th'
item can therefore be dPporttonsd TO tn
year 1862.
Ninth Hsm.-"November !. Service
to first mortgage bondholders ofSt. Louis
Alton ana Terre Haute Railroad Com
pany, as per affidavit, $4,000"
This item was the original main sta
of the Times SANDER, and is still elun
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-28
MARION COUNTY
Democratic Meetings.

Democratic meetings will be
held at the following named
points in Marion county, and
times annexed:
GEN. MATHEWS and HON.
FRANK HEREFORD, will adj
dress the MANNINGTON meet
ing land COL. D. D. JOHNSON
willspeak at the RIVESV1LLE
and WORTHINGTON meeting.
Other good speakers will be pro-
vided for the remainder of the ap-
sentiments:
NEWPORT, Thursday night,
Sept. 2Sth.
BOOTHSVILLE, on Saturday
Sept. Both.
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HON. D. D. JOHNSON

Will address the people at the fol-
lowing places
BENWOOD, Thursday night,
Sept. %.
SISTERSVILLE, Taylor coun-
ty, Saturday, September 80, at
IL o'clock.
f. G.. Cracratt, of Wheeling
will be with Mr.. Johnson at this
meeting.
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Democratic
BASKET DIN N E r S

The Democracy Of Harrison
County will have Mass Meetings
and Basket Dinners at
ROCKFORD, Tuesday, Octo-
Der 3rd.
MOUTH GRASS RUN, Thurs
day, October 9Th.
BRIDGEPORT, Saturday, o.
tober It'll.
Distinguished speakers, good
music, and plenty of good cheer.
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HON. II. M. MATHEWS.

Democratic nominee for Cover
nor of the State, will address the
people as follows:
MERCER C. H., Friday, Sept
ember 29th.
CHARLESTON, Monday, Oct
ober ID.
NICHOLAS c. H., Wednesday,
%Oct 4th.
BOONE C. H., Saturday, Octo-
Der It'll.
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UPPER TRACK. Pendleton
county, 1 P. NJ, Oct Sd.
WEST UNION, Preston county,
Friday, Oct. 6, at 2 p. NJ.
KINGWOOD, Saturday, Oct. Z.
BRANDONVILLE, Monday,
Oct 9.
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OUR f'LoO1S

Embrace the following brands
Perfection. Ohio State Premium ana
Keystone.
These fiours are too well known 10 need
commendation. We have the exclusive
sale OF them.
We solicit an examination OF our stock
bs close cash buyers. uec4
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Appointments of WALKER
and KENNA.

Henry S. Walker and John E.
Kenna, Esqs., will address the
people as follows, viz:
CHENILLE, Thursday, Sept.
28th.
ARNOLDSBURG, Friday Sept.
29th.
SPENCER, Saturday, Sept. 80.
JACKSON C. H., Monday, Oct.
End.
RAvENSWOOD, Monday, Oct.
I'd, night.
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HON. B. F. MARTINS Ap-
pOintmentS.

ROMNEY, Hampshire county,
1P. NJ, Sept. %.
MOOREFIELD, Hardy county,
2P. NJ. Sept. 20.
PETERSBURG, Grant county,
2 P. NJ, Sept. 80.
FRANKLIN, Pendleton coun-
ty, P. NJ, Oct. I'd.
PARKERSBURG, Wednesday,
Oct. 4.
WRIT C. H., Thursday, Oct. 5.
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