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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-24
SKETCH OF WILLIAM \. WHEELER.

William A. Wheeler, of New York,
the nominee Of the Cincinnati: conven-
ton for, Nice-P President, was born at
Malone, in that State, June 3, 1919, and
is consequently fifty-seven years Of age.
A common school and an academic edu-
cation in his native town was followed
oy a short course of year or two i'll the
University Of Vermont. lie left coll
eye after years study, and making
up in lawyers Office the seven years
study then required before admission to
the bar, he began the practice Of his
profession in Frankline county. He
had been practicing but few years
when he was elected as democratic
candidate to the office of district attor-
ney iu Franklin county, the election
being the first held under the new con.
stitution. At the close of the term Of
office he was elected 10 the Assembly,
this times as a Wing, A reelection to
the Assembly followed, and for time
Mr. Wheeler retired from public life.
He afterwards became cashier of local
bank, and at later date became presi-
dent of the Ogdensburg and Rouse's
Point railroad, continuing in the sup
ervision OF the road for eleven years.
With the rest OF bis party in the North,
he passed out Of whiggery into republi-
canism, and Mr.. Wheeler reached the
State Senate in January, 1853, to take
his seat in the first Legislature fully
controlled by the republican party, and
was elected president pro. TEN. Of that
body. through the sessions of 1858
and 1850 Mr.. Wheeler served in the
Senate, and in the fall of the last named
year he was elected 10 seat in the
Thirty seventh Congress, where he yot-
ed with his party on all extreme war
measures. One of the peace measures
which came before this Congress was
the act appropriating public lands 10
the Union Pacific, and which passed
the House April 8, 1862. For this bill
Mr.. Wheeler voted. With the close
ofthe Thirty seventh Congress another
interreguum OF four years in his public
lite followed. In April Of 1867 Mr.
Wheeler was elected a member OF the
New York constitutional convention,
which met in the following juno, and
of which he was elected president. His
opening speech on taking the chair.
dealt principally with the question OF
negro suffrage, and the committee which
he made up at a later date in the inter
ests OF this alteration in the organic law
reported an article carrying out the
change, which the people afterwards
refused by a heavy majority to ratity.
In 1867 Mr. Wheeler was nominated
for Congress in the seventeenth dis.
trict, and was elected, the district being
strongly republican, and took His seat
the March followino When tha nav-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-24
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Mr,fBEr OF TIE ROYAL COLLEGE OF Sur
GEoNS, LONDON,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent
COLLEGES in the United States, and the
greater part of whose life has been spent
IN the o,pitals Of Londoa, Paris, Phila-
LrInhia and elsewhere, has effected some
of The most astonishing cures that were
ever known; many troubled with ringing
i'm the head and ears when asleep great
nervousness. being alarmed at suddeh
souuds. baShtulneSs, and frequent blufh-
iu~. attended sometimes with deranSc-
ment of mind, were cured Immediately.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-24
BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

1,uYSICIAN OF this celebrated, lnstitu-
ton. has discovered the most certain,
ano.Jy1 pleasant, and effectual remedy in
the world for all
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-24

DURYEA'S Corn Starch, for food, and
~ Satin Gloss Starch, for laundry pdr-
poses, are infinitely superior to all goods
in that line in the market. Am selling
them 1T the same price as the inferior ar
ticlcs. Give he Il call.
III. NJ. BILLINGS.
May 20. 1876. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-24
South FrcdcricI. ST.,

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
left hand side going from Baltimore street,
II few doors from tile corner. Fail not to
observe name and number.
lB- No letters received unless postpaid
ami containc 4 stamp to be used i'll the
reply.
sruda portion oI advertisement describing
symptoms.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-24
ORANGES and Lemons, for sale at
" W. r. BURCH'S.
DINE Apples, Prunes and Raisins for
sale at W. r. BURCH'S.

A DAMANTINE Candles, at H
"a HERR S ENTLER'S.
A FRESH supply of Laundry Soaps, at
II HERR & ENTLER'S.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-06-24

SIXTY cents is all you have Opay for 4
y glass Hand Lamp, Burner and CHM
ney, ut III. NJ. BILLINGS
Drug Store.
Nav 20, 1876. If
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08
rHp WHEELING DA1LY IyrE1eRNoHR FRIDAY MORNING. sEPTBER

Mr.. Bolon is still In doubt a. 10 the
whereabouts Of Venus.
In our report Of the GAINESVILLE Con.
yention in yesterday IsTEI1IGENoER We
did not mean TO say that the Martins
Ferry Nears would support Oakley. On
the contrary, that paper Is one OF Cham
bers' staunchest supporters.
The Republicans Of the First Ward
organized campaign club Wednesday
night and had an interesting and enthus'
matchmaking. -..a-- r-.7, -.
The Tilden and Hendricks club had a
meeting at City Hall last evening. They
thought It might rain, and that Harris
meeting would want other quarters than
the Public Square. Hence the appoint
ment.
Mr.. Judd B. Grove has gone to Buffalo,
N. Y, 10 take charge Of one Of J. Mckii-
lop & Co.'S commercial agencies, which
he and o friend have leased for five years
The Bret Harte Literary Society has
ita regular meeting this evening.
Mr.. Tom. Reeder, we'll known citizen
Of Smith township, Is in town.
Miss Rissa Patterson is visiting rela'
tiyes at Barnesville.
William Fulton and Anna Workman
and Daniel Strong and Emma Yost were
markedly Rev. CASTOR on Wednesday
Sill others are reported to intend to take
the same step soon. =..l. r.
The Democrats Of Bellaire have re.
ceiyed lot Of torches-for what purpose
no one knows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08
GOV. TiIdcn,s Income Tax.

A telegraphlc dispatch from Washing
ton 10 the New York Herald says that the
charges against Governor Tilden to the
effect Of his having made false return
to the Internal Revenue Department in
the matter Of his income, as sworn to BY
him, are assuming more serious aspect
than mere political utilization would
comprehend. The present Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, General Greene B.
Raum, has been for sometime past in
correspondents with District Attorney
Bliss, q New York, and q careful inves-
tieation Of all the facts in the case are be-
ing made. This General Raum acknowl'
edges, and says that not merely because
it Is Mr.. Tilden who is concerned, but
because the case is very important one,
and Of considerable magnitude, he is
going to bring to tho examination which
he viii give TIA thoroughly fair minded,
impartial and Just scrutiny, with a
due regard to the personal right
Of tht party affected q well as to
tho interests Of the government. He sig
niles, however, by his manner that IN
the representations made TO him, there Is
enough to call for a careful sitting Of the
evidence and The facts as presented, He
AVA thak Mr.. Tilden made 0 returnot his
Income, stating under oath that Il amount;
~ snmaEhinp over s., 900 in 1869, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

20 ahead and ax the amount which ought
70 BE- paid to the United States Govern.
ment. The Assessor accordingly proceed.
ed to perform his duty and took as
basis for his estimate The amount Of In.
come sworn to by Mr.. Tilden previously
as being correct. This, however, he then
doubted, from information derived which
led him TO believe y just TO do 50, and he
assessed him accordingly. Mr.. Tilden in
due course gave his check for the amount
40 assessed; but Mr.. Tilden .is held to
have misled the Government by an in.
come return, which he made prior tothis,
as above referred 10, .and which was used
"A basis Of calculation, and Of having
thereby perjured himself, defrauding the
Government out Of more than 100000
during the period for which income re.
turns were TO be made, and which the Re-
publican leaders here now declare them,
selves, MS they did yesterday, ready and
determined to prove. Every opportunity
il 10 DO afforded Mr.. Tilden for exrlana-
ton and yindication. - ,s..s
The Commissioner Of Internal keyenue
in talking over the subject, laid great
stress on the law which directed the call
upon persons who had made false returns
or had not made any at all, allowing
them immunity from all penalties by
coming forward and making correct re-
turns. He added that Mr.. Tilden could
have ayailed himself Of this provision. oil
the law il he was in default, but he doe
not seem TO have done so. Outside parties
say that District Attorney Bliss, Of New
York city, has conclusiyly damaging and
unmistakable proof Of Mr.. Tilden'i
amenability to the law: General Raum
is going to give the whole case calm ane
conscientious investigation, with q view
| il there be culpability, Of directing thu
proper law officers Of the Government, %
10 Is in duty bound, TO bring suit to re
cover such amount as the evidence MAY
show to be due the Government. This !
| TO be done at once. Meantime Mr.. TIL
denis friends says that he can explain thu
whole thing satisfactorily, but the offieeri
Of the Government do not coincide in tina
| Opinion. sfF. ... Lodi. .t.... 600, F. y
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DIED.

WARD,-On Thursday morning September I,
1876, at 4 o'clock, PATRICK WAND, aged IS yeaIs,
Funeral from the resldcnce Of Robert JunElnS,
No. 1OlI Morrow street, this afternoon ate o'clock.
Fricndsof the family are invited. Interment at
Catholic Cemetery. The rules governing Catholic
funerals will DO complied With.
HORNBRooR. Minneapolis, MINI, on
Thursday, August 81, 1876, MARY SAsPsoN, vile
Of PHILIP Hofnbrook. .rGt .s z. 5i-
Tho ihends Of this most CStImable lady were
greatly shocked yesterday by the receipt Of dis
patch announcing her death ~ above. lev
weeks ago, In company with her husband, Ahe lcit
for Minnesota 70 visit her youngest daughter, Pre-
T0us 10 her departure she had been In feeble health
but no fears Of tataI results were entertained by
her relatives Her husband Ind been 10 poor
health for some time and the visit was moro on hs
account than her own. II seems, however, that
Nhe new Worse rather than better, and passed away
most unexpectedly to those she left at home. Ms.
Hornbrook was born at Roxbury, Mas October
"a, 1903, She was married a. New Harmony, juno
IS, 1887. She was woman Of pre:cminent domes-
tic qualities. and greatly beloved by all who knew
her Intimately. no.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

THE New York Daily Bulletin, imam ar
ticle on the commercial Significance OF
the decline in coal, thinks its tolerably
safe to assume that the price Of anthra-
cite coal will in the future range about
81 80 per ton below the price at which it
has been kept by the coal combination.
This 1t estimates will be a saving Of fully
SsO,0OO,OO0 annually to consumers. The
Importance Of a saving Of 81 so per ton
in coal to the railroads may be judged
from the fact that the New York Central
fuel bill amounts TO So 100000 year
and that Of the Erie to 81, 100000. This
reduction should save about 100000 per
annum to the former, and SS5o,oOo to the
latter, while all other roads in the middle
and eastern States will DO benefited in a
similar proportion. Tho reduction will
also materially diminish the expense OF
steam navigation, manufactures, and all
other large, establishments which use
large quantities OF coal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08
Signs ofRetter Times.

Fears that the coming winter will be
an unexceptionally severe one on our
working people are being dispelled by
many stable signs Of brisk trade this
autumn. Even in New England, where
the business depression has been most
disastrously felt, quite number'of large
mills, silent for many months past, are
starting into action; and on full
time" for the fall and winter. In
our own State, some Of the furnaces,
mills and factories, shut up for over q
year, have been re.opened, and work
has been or will be resumed very shortly.
The reason Of this Is that prices have
touched. their lowest point, and show
signs Of Improvement. Stocks Of goods
have been reduced 10 the bare boards, or
very near them, The products Of the
country have been unprecedented, and
there i nj last some encouragement to re.
sumo traffic with q prospect Of profit, for
that Is the great business magnet. Hour
merchants and manufacturers can now
resurrect the old time commercial conf.
dence, we may look for the dawn Of bet
ter times very soon.-PhiIadalphia lnquir-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08
Cnmm,erce Of Row 0rleans.L.

The New Orleans Pteqvtns, reviewing
~ -" '.. .,s" hns;naa. ~ The c;tv for tbe
'ne Beheta' Du'."'ss ~ u:. -: ,wo
cotton year, says sha. h o"e y, ~
weeks probably II will DO poSsiple iVf
vessels drawing 20 feet Of water TO pass
clear Of distractions from New Orleans
through South Pass to the Gulf; tina.
sn,;ns,o con;,a, st;ll hesita.es and
pivH'' s"p .L~ Saa.,- ~ ao,.b,;sb
lalterS IN 'ne enol. 1870 T., t;o" ~
steam lines ol cornu =, "
tween our port and South America;
that "railroad communications with the
interior are making but slow progress for
ths want ~ ,be necessary means 10 carry
.ue " , y. ~. 80. =" .or,nIa,;onm hn,
tne impof.a'l' "otA :" Sop.ao"
also adds that, on inc whoie, tue gr"aua'
decline in the business oil the city mas
been in part II not wholly arrested, and
that The situation, now presents the pros,
noc, If n rs,nrn IN . more active bust.
psst !" ~, -. ~ r.. 80.
ness. ihe saIe pape. :a,s' :,
The records o. me Iofelgn comm ers;s y,
our own port iof inc n nsca, year o enuus
july, loIo, SUI" al inSt S ,a =" "a 49, :
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UTGHTEp-GIAss HOUSE GATHERING
w BOYS, al RocHIsrIR TrhDtEa Ho1S,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

BEbtA1Rr LocA1s.-Mr. VIM. Dixon,
agent Of James Dixon, has sued out an
Injunction before Judge Miller, Of Steu.
benyille, restraining the Bellaire & 81.
Clairsyiilo Railroad Company from con.
atructing their road over his premises at
NeTs Siding. Mr.. Dixon granted the
right OF way to the company over a Ger.
tain portion Of his farm, but the con-
tractor has Gegun work on another por::
ton. Hence the injunction, which will
be heard before Squire Kelsey, at West
Wheeling, together with suit for dam.
ages. II DR.. Dixon is-successtul, other
suits will probably follow.
The boilers and rollers OF the rolling
mill began work yesterday, aud the nail;
ors, feeders and other factory hands will
begin next Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

A coroner's jury in the case Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad accident has
Investigated the death Of the engineer,
Shipley, and reports that the death, and Of
course the collision which produced il,
were purely accidental and censures no
one. The similarity between this and
many OF the features which occurred at
Stemmer's Run recently, has caused those
who did not examine the testimony and
analyze the facts thoroughly TO suspect
that there was gross carelessness or worse
on tho part Of those entrusted with the
trains. The happening Of an accident ap.
parently the duplicate OF one on another
road, so soon after that excitement, was
calculated 10 leave just such an impress
sion. .r.qa..
Men naturally ask why, when one train
was stopping for water, the conductor did
not send signal man back down the
road 10 warn a following trainP When the
freight train had plunged into the one in
front OF it and thus obstructed the down
track, why was not signal sent out to
prevent n coming passenger train from
htrlklUH Ltlt WEtch tIlu oeAhh huAteu WAh'
its precious contents into a canal? These
are natural questions, which are fully
answered when tho public b informed
that the two collisions were almost stimuli
taneous. There was no interval OF time
between them TO give warning. A freight
train behind time a few minutes, stopped
at a water station and before a signal
could be given was struck by the follow
ing train which rounded the short curve
Immediately behind it. The wreck oil
freight cars was thrown upon the down
track, along which q passenger train al
that moment Numbered. The only posi-
bic manner in which such accidents car
be avoided in the future is to widen the
distance between freight trains, since one
is as liable to break or halt at a sharI
curve as anywhere else and to be rur
upon before the following train could b
signaled. A similar accident may no
occur in Observation-Disclosures NeIrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

A NOTICEABLE feature Of the Grand
Union Hotel at Saratoga is the painting
entitled "Thc Genius OF America" by
Adolph WON, a German. 1t isan allegori-
cal picture, containing 100 figures, many
Of which are life.sixe. 1t is said that
Stewart paid $4,000 for il and, when he
receivedit, could find no place to put it
except the ballroom OF his hotel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

The cost Of the official spree in Phila-
delphia last week was $500. I'll esti-
mated that 200 quart bottles Of cham.
payne, 1850 pints Of claret, 75o pints OF
Rhein wine and about 100 pints Of punch
were consumed, besides $500 worth OF
cigars, and edibles in proportion. The
money was voted to the Mayor for the
decent entertainment Of the city's guests,
Of whom 1900 were collected for the
occasion. The patient citizens arc not
talking OF a vigilance committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

IT is proposed to organize in New York
City cheap cab company, with capt.
tai Of 81 100000, similar to those now in
operation in London, Paris, Berlin and
many other European cities. The cabs
will be large enough to accommodate
four persons inside, with room for bag
gage on top. They will ply at the rate Of
fifty cents an hour for trips notexceeding
an hour. Stands are TO be assigned
throughout the city, and cabs will be
stationed at them night and day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

The Governor Of Minnesota has issued
a proclamation urging farmers to give
their attention to the destruction Of grass
hoppers, and describing various means.
A conference Of State executivesis to meet
in October to consider the subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08

Tr,,stHc atei ths 18Th DAY Of March, 1915, and re-
coTJSI IN the Clerks ONCE Of the County Court q
0hiS conDiy. West YiRInIa, IN Deed Of 1Iusl BOOB
No. 8, pages 29S and 29i, Will on
- TUESDAY, October Sd, 1870,
ssplnnIps Al 10 O'Clock A. n. Of said, at the front
door al t6e Court House Of aid Ohio county, pI9
coed 10 sell 70 the highest and best bidder Ine IO
lowing described property, that y 70 ay uaS 81
~ lana Tninted al the west end Of the town Of
Triadepha, In sAld county Of Ohio, beEinning ~
stone CORNER Ut the side d Little Wheeling Creek
thames moth 90 west IS poles 10 stake at the Top
If benct on the hill; thence With Milllgans line
IA ihe line Of John Rinke1 tafIni thence WIN
RinEs's line 10 the National Road and thence run:
ming with Little Wheeling Creek 70 Tue plaee 9!
bsoInning. Also tie fraction Of Lot numbered
IN M Ii In MA town Of TriAd0lphia, and join
SnT tbs IA last mentioned tract, the whole cor
tainIne about eight acrcs, more or less Also the
foiioWIng nroperty In said town Of IriAdelpnla:
pe"SrrjSv n polnt on the north side oil what ie
known Rs West Lane In said town, iorty leet wG11
Of poInt on the north aide Of said Lane lni W.
ately opposite tho north east corner O. Iot ~.
thence wcstwardly With Eaid Lane ~ ieeL IN;
aid Lane, $40 feet; thenen cAAtwArdly II St1Snt
line IB feet; thence sOuthwudly towards Slu Lhe
i20 Zee; thence westwardly 90 feet; thence sou'h'
yardly 100 feet 10 the beginning.
THRuA or SALR-One. fourth Of tho purchase
money N cash, and the residue In three equal in-
stalluien,S at nix, twelve and eighteen inonlmI
wifi interest on said deferred instAlmons from iile
day Of sale until payment, the purchase 70 S1Ss
payments, and the title 10 the property TO b ne
tAlnel until the purchase money ts iully PAID.
JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
INV, MITCHELL, Aucuoneer.
HUBBARD ERSltlSR, Solicitors. tel-F
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed OF Trust made by Robert
Seymour and Ella his wife 10 the undersigned
Trustee, dated January 7th, 1870, recorded 10 the
ofiee Or the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county, West YIrginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
s page %, will on .-srG,l1rfi
SATURDAY, The 2Sd day Of September, 1870,
Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, proceed TO eel at
public auction at the front door Of the Court HOUSE
q Ohio county the following described real estate
that Is 10 Eay: A certain piece or parcel Of land
lying on the west hde Of Eoir street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth Streets In tho city Of Wheel
Ing, In the sateot West Virginia, and more p3rtie-
ulArly described as follows The north half Of the
south half Of lot numbered eleven (lll In square
numbered fourteen ~ situated as above described
TERMS OF 6ALE-.one-halt cash 10 hand, the
balance 10 two equal payments at Six and twelve
months from day Of aIe tho purchaser giving notes
bearing interest with good personal security, the
title TO DO retained until payment y made 10 full.
1gT4E1 W. Il. CALDWELL, Trustee.
PRNDLEToN, CowDEN 4 PHxDLETos, Atty's,
No. 1914 Chaplno street. AUS
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OHIO COUNTY TICKET.


HOUSE OF DELEGATES. -
CART. B. u. DovENER,
DIR. RICHARD BLUM,
$. L. BRICE,
$. L. MccOLLoCH.
JUDGE OF COUNTY COUNT,
VIM. ERsKrNE,i
sHgRlPP,
FRANCIS A. BRITT.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
T. J. HUGUS,
ASsEssoR-uTY DISTRICT,
CHAs. a. HELMBRIGHr,
ASssoR-cousTRY DISTRICT,
CAPT. WIN. A. Mccoy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY Of NIRGIIl

Opens October /; continues through mia, 49,.
ii q orEanIEed In schools on The eltCiiy, -.
with full courses In CLASSICS, IIterStpp s.. ae
with practlee In Chemical and Physical H.
fiesJ, ia Law, Medicine, Engineering, TatSis, I.
Agriculture. Apply for Catalogue d JAM. :
HARRISON, Chairman, +. .. UnIV1iiT q y
EInia, Albemarle Co, Va. AuIL+Si,,
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

, GOVERNOR,
NATHAN GoFF, JE, Of Harrison
SURF OF SCHOOLS,
FIJI. CRAGo, Of Marshall.
AUDITOR,
C.M, SHINN, Of TAylOr.
900. TRRAsuRHR,
MOSES FRANHENBERGER, OF KaDawha.
ATTORNEY GENERAL, .. r.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood.
ron ,upoEs oy TIE SUPREME COUNT OF APPEALS
FOR TIKI PULL TERh.
W. II, II. FLICK, OF Ilerkeley,
Il, l.. BERKsHIRE, Of Monongalia'
rop Jup0E oy TuE surREMR COURT oH APrEALA
~" TO g1LL THE VACANCY,
E.RrBRowN, Of Jackson.
cosoRRa -TRsr DISTRICT,
HON. c. ?. SCOTT, Of Rltehie County.
KLRcroRs AT LARGE FOR WET VIRGINIA,
COL, WARD II. LAMoN, Of Berkeley,
HON. c, ". SMITH, d. cabell.
HECTOR PoR TlRsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
HON. D. F. PUGH, Of Tyler County,
ELEcroR ToR ritE THIRD DISTRICT,
col. +, b. HAsSLER, Of Jackson.