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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-10
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY.
1917. MOrgnntOUn. ISIS.

TIvHIS Institution Of Learning, under the Presi-
dency or Rev. !. K. Thompson, \. NJ, is en-.
terinC upon a new era Of prosperity. During the
SnrioS Tcrm Just closed, the attendance of stu
dents was increased over 65 per cent. Il has a
large and scholarly Faculty; beautiful, health
ful and moral location ample Scientific and Phi
los1pbical Apparatus; Library constantly grow
ing: = curriculum 0f the most thorough charac-
ter; standard OF scholarship surpassed by no
American Institution OF learning.
1r- ENP ySEs AIRS LESS than at any other place
known to afford equal advantages The Fall term
begins Sept 5th the Winter term January %,
and Spring term March eth. For full informa-
tian, Catalogues, &c, address the President.
GEO. G. STURGISS,
July 2l, 1871. Secretary of Regents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-10
Roasted COnees.

ENTERPRISE, Atlas, and o. X, Rio and
II Laguyra, for sale By W. EBf.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, good as
sortment, for sale BY ". EBY.
GIFTED Corn Meal, McCurdy K Cos and Fea-
- gan's Family Flour, for sale by
Sept. %, 1917. W. EBl,
DRESERYING SUGAR, all grades, at lowest
L prices, for sale by W. EBA.
TELLY GLASSES, Tumblers and Gobets-'
% cheap. for sale by W. EBl.
SyruDS.
CUPERI0R Quality at low prices, for sale by
- W. EBY.
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Just Received & For Sale Low !:

DOCKET and Table Cutlery. Scissors. Bread
Knives, Tinntd-lron Curry Combs, Horse
Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Galvanized Wire Horsc
MuIzles, Thermometers and BaI0meters, Black
ing, Matches, Spring Balances and Tea Scale,
2. 3 and Tine Forks, Coffee Mills--with Covered
Hoppers. A large variety OF Tea Bells, Clymers
Hand Rake, Clymers Locust Cradle Fingers.
June ., 1877. DUKE GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-11-10
DAvIpH. CockRrLL. JosEPH Ii. CocsBi1L
DAVID II. C0CKRILL IL son,
Architects and Builders.
CHAELESTUwN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, va.

expericneein the business which weadver-
~ tist 10 conduct, ard our thorough acquaint-
With il in all its branches enable to assure
the public shat any work entrusted to rs will be
executed in the most workmanike manner, and
with the utmost dispatch. Having stood to their
years Struggle which il 40 manfullv encountered,
they have located in their native county, where
their service. are offered in building mp the waste
places. and carrying ctcalreconstruction.
Particular attention given at all times to the
drawingof plans and specifications; and in the
construction of
ONETRTCAL STAIR WAYS,
where calculation is required, they are confident
thatthey cannot be surpassed by any workmen in
the Valley of Virginia,
re Being well known in the community, they
deem unnecessary to say more than that orders
left for them wilreceive prompt attention.
April9, IsGs-tf
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New Icstabii=hIri e n {.
WOODWORK

n0N'T fail to try our Cholera Mxture-it ne
4 J yer fails TO cure Diarrhe, Collie. Cholera
MOlbus and all affections Of the bowels. Manu-
featured and for sale By
Aug. H. 1871 c. Z. BELLER.
CPICES of all kinds, fresh and reliable. to be
- had at low figures, at c.. BELLERS.
TOOTH BRUSHES, of all sizes and prices. 70 be
had at G. Z. BELLER'S.
ILAvORING Extracts Of Vanilla, Pine Apple,
Lemon, Strawberry. and Orange, Desicca-
ted Cocoa Nut. Corn Starch, Cox and Nelson's
Gelatine, Irish Moss-all fresh and nice.
at c. l.. BELLER'S.
A NEW lot Of Chewing and Smoking Tobac-
"A cos, Segars-of all grades from for 70 10
cents each, at C.E. BELLER'S.
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Nav Is. /
Furniture Repaired.
Professional Notice.
LINE ZOE SALE

I HAVE for sale at the Old Furnace lot OF
/ FKESHLY-BURNED LINZ. Of the very beet
quality. ). ". STEIDEk
April "a, ls17-f.
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ENTLER HOTEL.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va.

"AVING leased the Entler Hotel, il is now
omen tor the accommodation Of the Public.
III Table will be bountifully supplied with all
the Injuries and substautills that the city and
country markets afford. None but polite and at
tentive servants will be employed, and nothing
shall be lelt undouc that will contribute 10 the
c9rrt.,-t and pleasure of guests. The Stable will
De attended by an experienced Ostler.
l.. Z. ETCHISON,
February s. iST6. Proprietor.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby warned not to trespass
be enforced against al! offenders. Parents are
earnestly requested 10 warn their boys or they
may be injured. Night plunderers viii receive
special attention by an armed guard. No admit
lance on Sundays to any person.
Aug. s, ls74-tf. J. J. II. STRAITH.
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ies, use al. agree tla. the great ugei Of tie
hour is cheaper flI.rlls-uulcss lis our f1le-
1al Ilc-.ti 70. ST. particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
LETTER FROM EDWIN ADAMS.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 8. 1877.
To mn Friends the Pres and PHJ.fc:
My physician has to-day informed me that
may not be present the Academy of Music, Ncw-iork
on the 10Th inst. the occasion OF the benefit which
you have united to tender me. 1t was until Tow, my
most earnest hope that should be able 10 be there, 10
personally thank each and all of you for what you have
done generous remembrance OF me- long allei
had lost the power To be among you.
There many OF you, and you have been 90
noble in kindness to almOet reconcile me 10 my
misfOrtunes; these have shown how friendly the
hearts professional brothers and sisters and the
public ARE o me- and this has greatly comforted and
checrcd in my painful illness and s.ucerc anxiety
about the future.
II j. mcthing more than can tell You how much II
Is 10 man. standing where now stand q look back over
his life aud how many and good friends have oecn
raised up for himself and how much love aud help they
give when the shadows thick about him. | cannot
repay the tie of IT, except ia gratitude can Lever
tell Jon great that gratitude =. and cannot even
come before to express the loving sentiments that
Nil my heart.
In the suffering that from sickness; in the pain
finds and leaves here helpless physical wreck,
hut Ba.f a mans life Of Usefulness lived ana my ca
recr ufuldlcd, the deep gratitude feel j. far more than
press What cannot speak to yon, lace 10 race
as Ii Was my hope 10 do write ID yOu and can
only each aud of The profeselun press
and public-thanks! God bless you and yosrs forever
EDWIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
ADDRESS FRoM SENATOR WDoNALD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. S.-Senator Mcdonald
will tomorrow publish address ir fhe Sentinel TO the
Democracy Of Indiana, explaining his visit to Senator
Morton. He says:
II is well known 10 the people of this State that from
the time Governor Norton united with the Republican
party have stood politically opposed ~ the same
time, personal relations have always been
friendly. | have, therefore, no apology tn oiier
for waiting him in hts sickness; II was an act
OF kindness when | owed 10 myself 10 perform. In
"a brief interview Of lees than five minutes, at which
Mexican OF Terie Haue. and DR. Thompson. of this
city, were present, the probabilities OF his GoveTnOr
M0rton's) return 10 Washington discussed lie
pressed hope OF being able TO do so az the
regular session, but said he had gwen mp the eX-
pectation OF being theie at the extra session re-
marked in substance that he ought 70 take AL of
himself but il lie reganef lis strength 30 as 10 be able TO
90 to Washington and found Attendance on The daily
of the senate, fatguine he should eet himself by
pairing of with me. This IL all there was
IL, and while / spoke OF the matter by way
of encouragement / meant just what ! saiu.
II the contingency should arise and IN so expressing my
self did than propose the usual coutesieS hat
have prac.ised in the senate since the foundation
OF the Government and which had been eXtnded time
and again by Governor Norton
Senator Mcdonald complains Of the manner IN which
he has been Inexperienced by the newspapers Of nd
aua. After discussing this at some length he adds
have entered into 10 obligation, and taken pledge
that in the least degree ntreres with the full aud faith
ful discharge Of my duties n Democratic Senator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
THE FIRE AT THE PATENT OFFICE.

WASHINGTON Vtt = INII
The Board of Inquiry, consisting of Messrs
NJ D. Brainerd and Amos IIadlcy. Of the secreary's
office and W g. Reed OF the fire commissioners of
the District Of Columbia, appointed 10y Secretary schuz
70 investigate the Of the fire in the Interior Depart
ment building, the oath ult submitted their report
This evening" The Board the result OF the inyestga
tn state that there is DO foundation whatever for the
slppo.tons that the fire caused by ncendarsin or
spoutauoous combustion They find that fire was built
OF pine boards, and blower placed over the CRATE
in The ladies' com inroOm in the Nintlst basement
on .he morning OF the day which the fire occurred
and that the roaring Of the fire excited the attention al
persons IN The roOn ana was the su9ect 9" coment ny
ihcu al lc time The testimony of several Witnesses
who were uuon the roof some time before the alarm WAS
ivtn shows that section OF the wooden grating cover
m, the cutter on the roof. and ~ Inc Immediately against
thc tue was found fire. and thrown of the roof
into me yard on Ninth-st. The report says: 1--WE think
hrrr ear be no doubt but that this dry pine grating
sct ON IRE from sparks burning cinders, which
up through this Hue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
rrronM MEE1.INn ro nE CAILrn-

A call was issued few days ago, for a
meeting Of those in favor OF the Constitutional Amend
tnets ana also those who desire casting side
party management TO secure the nomination and elec-
ton Of eanddateso OF known integrity and ability pledged
70 reform The names OF many prominent citizens
attached Tie meeting held last evening in the
parlor OF the FIfth Avenue Hotel. The assembly was
called to order by william II. Webb ROYAL Phelps was
elected chairman, ana W. H. Mcneil secretary. Oswald
otteudorf,r stated the objects OF the meeting en-
broccd in the call Henry Day, L. Il. Robinson,
,.d simon sterne made brief addresses fayOring
he objects Of tie meeting. Resolutions were
adoptcd, that "tke chairman appoint committee
-, t.lve 10 call public meeting 10 take INTO cOnsid-
r,tinu such measures may lie deemed necessary.
awaken public attention TO the paramount importance OF
IN. massage the constitutional amendments relating
- cities by the next Legislature, as preliminary 10 their
suh, sion To the people aud 10 take such measures
may hr deemed necessary 10 mite III their support at
t; coIug election, tue friends Of those amendments"
Il il unlestosd thEt Steinway Hall has been offered TO
the committee for the meeting ana WILL probably, be
f.-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
InWNs Four TICKETS.

The people Of Iowa will also elect state
officers county officers and members OF the LeSisa-
ture today The new Legislature VIII elect United
safcs Senator 20 succeed VIM Il. Allison, whose term
end.n March There four tickets before the peo-
etbe Remblican, Democratic, Greenback ana PrOihi-
tio, In the last sature the republicans had majority
o.tweuty-,ix in the senate ana forty in the House The
canvas although an active one has not attracted much
teution outside of the state There Is some dissas-
fctio among the Democrats with the head Of thcir
ticket and some bitter attacks have been made upon
bs mol tcal record 10y members Of his own party The
,atform Of the Republicans fayOrs the eratot rosum
lion, Of specie payments; the making Of silver legal
tender the retention Of the present volume % legal
tender currency tariff Cor and rigid ENFORCE
n,ent Of the state PrOhibItory law Resolutions approx
,ne e Presidents policy laid aside by the eonven
,.o, The Democratic platform fayJrs tariff for rev.
.nue declares that labor troubles were te fruits OF
vcios laws passed by the Rcpubchus acinauds me re-
OF silver fayOrG the Substitution OF green
Tor of the currency, and faVors repeal OF inc otle
T.roifufOIv law Tho convention also ddoicd fcsOu
tton calug Illdcn ana Hendricks were eecteo IN
is7G The four tickets are gwen below
Republican,. DeDocrmite
T.. c,re,u0r $500 John II. Gear..... John J.. IRISH
II1,I Goncruor -. Frank T. Campbell. ". G. Juncs
100 (o,,,f Judge James G.. H. +. j. BOtrdInan
SHpL Eub, ms tear W Won Cu'h"' !" t,
"F Grcea6dc6 Prohibition
To-. ao,.,.oor - Daniel r. StubDs. Elias Jeksup.
iS,,a GOrcyuOy Il A. McCrcady.
ON ('o1trf J,id0e.. John Porter.
s,,r,,f p,t6 InStrn. =. +. Ballard
.i,.nominsted tHOds office by Executive appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
AGREEMENT AMONG KINGS COUNTY REPUB-
IJCANS.

The Kings County Republican General Com
mttee held "a meeting at their rooms on Conrtst''
Brooklyn. last evening. L. Bennett moved that the
Executive Committee be instructed to report re-
solution approving the Administration. Ihe mo
ton caused much debate; some members thought
IL better 10 defer such action until AFTER
election while others deemed 1t better to act
at once. Any assault upon Senator Conkllng was
dscsimcd aud IA for the motion resolution
adopted approving the aims and objects of the Pes
ident. Then motion made that the meeting had
put itself on record fayoring the President the Execu
tive Committee be instructed Ia pat that sentiment IN
proper form for IA resolution. Mr. Dagg,tt moved
10 lay the matter the table, which carried by
vote OF thirty nine to twenty After further bus
ness the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
OPENING THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.

The Executive Committee of the Democratic
State Central Committee met at the ST. Nicholas Hotel
yesterday and with small flourish OF trumpets organ
lied for tue Fail campaign. X. W. Flower was elected
permanent chairman, Lewis Beach treasurer and p W.
RhOdes secretary The other members Of the Executive
Committee are William A. Fowler f. L. DOnney, An-
gust,is Scnel, C. G. Chds Jr Lester b. Faulkner, g g
b. Walker and Daniel II. Lockwood Letters were reau
from watchful Democrats OF the Elmiia. Binghamon,
Seneca and SteuDe districts giving the usual accounts
OF general commendatiOn OF the state ticket, ana or
sane ne hopes Of success The campaign headquarters
will be a. room No 1873. st. Nicholas Hotel, and will be
open daily from III. till 10 r. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
THE THIRD AVENUE ROAD REDUCES WAGES

The Third Avenue Railroad Company re-
duced the wages it. conductors and drivers yester
day. from - 20 TO ~ the Harlem branch, where
the hours are longer the lower part Of The hne
from ~ SO 10 - day. L. - on, treasurer OF the
road said q TRB reporter: I've have been forced
10 make this reduction account o. the falling OF IN
messenger traffic for many months back. We are the last
road 10 reduce the of men, Every other road
An n v-Yorx and BTOOk'n made reduction some time
ago Our days too are ony ten hour. long. while on
other roads they arr fifteen sixteen hours. We have
no fears OF strike. our accept our terms Willingly
and are glad retain their pia"c Every mau was Al
his most this morning" Tie reporter cOnyersed with
number drivers ard conductors and the general seu
In,ut that Of acQucsccuce in The reducuu although
n MAS pied reluctantly. "StTE1 said conductor
strike for tie pOOIhOusc!' The company has posted
buctm stating that as tie last road 20 reduce
pay II viii De the hrst 10 increase II when the times viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
A summary OF Tic vote OF Tie Safe N past years IS
given in the following table,

ucdnr 2Oj7 votes for Peter Cooper (Greenback 1886
fof Greene ay smith Prohibitions and as ior Jas Wai az
amt secret Society," Including AIS Prohibition yotee
Including Prohibition votes Including iic f0..oW
ne yo:,s secretary 7s15 Prohibition Congress 500 lro
i'rifinn and 34z7. independent Republican Including
I02T7 Prohibition and lc027 New Party votes Plural
a. tr Rem lical-a candidates, except the Gov
hr nj,iorites ranging from III 10 1854. . In
Sp,r so straishout Democratic and lG2 scattering
S0ies n Including 2.O45 Prohibition NOles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

aldermen holding largely Republican, that IL
is probable that the political complexion Of the next
Common Council will be changed. 1t Is generally con-
coded that the Republicans will have majority OF three
or FIVE I'm the council. The Republican city candl-
dates fol mayor, Henry j. Yates water commits
sioncr, Daniel DJdd tax commissioner. Marcus 8
Richards trustee Of City Home, DIR. w. A. smith ~
Democratic nominees are for mayor. VIM. r.. Pine !
water commissioner. jeremiah ORourke tax com
missioner Gusave WiedenmPyer trustee OF city Home
George Peters There also four surveyors OF high
ways, but tiIey have duties to perform. The com
InissiOners aud trustees members OF non-parsan
boards their nomination equivalent TO an election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hofel-Nicolas ShisLkin, Russian Minis
ter at Washington r11n House-Admira Dsvd - Por
ter T. s. N. buckingham Ho-R r. Hut, seGreSry OF e
United states Paris, and the Rev. pr j. DOWN.
Miller River y. w.. Bsnd HoS-Senator VII
liam g. ill., Of Auburn y. " and Judge James ~ o"e
@ Neir- IOTE H0isf-G,nCrdl W. III. T. Lee OF
VIRGINIA Giseu General Thomas g. Pitrhei u =
A.; Lieutenant Commander Edward NJ Shenard T. y ami
Samuel Shoemaker, of Baltimore 4tbn1rh Hct-
General J sepl A. Potter. u. ;. Srrferhf Hof-'en
eral j. NJ BraunaH o. run ucnpc Hoiei-teneIa
Albert j. MyeI Chief signal Officer T. S. A. aud Rodney W.
Danies of Buffalo. Nicholas Hotel congressman
T. Morgan. Aurora. n. -. Grdnd CsntrHt hoteiAs
sembvman George West Of Balston, " Y, and Captain
Frederick watkins Of the steamship City Of Brussels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

After the circus parade, yesterday, two small
boys the street One OF them, his lace glowing
win excitement. said Oh. johnny did yor see the
fcl er with snakes around his neckf No word from
johnny. Yer the man in the Ions cage, I'M
course 2" No word sign from Johnny, save aud eA
cent q cloud upon his brow Well. yer the ponies
with the red blankets on, didn't yerf" kNaw an
didn't" said johnny, last bursting INTO tears; - had
TO stay at nome aud tend baby but kin lick the
stuiin' out OF You !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
NEw-YoRK woRKINGMEY's CONVENTION.

TROY, \. Y, Oct. s.--Ihc Workngmens
State Convention met here this morning TO NOM
mate candidates for State officers. The con-
vention was called to order by George Blair.
OF New-York. President OF the WOr!inGmen's
Assembly. John J. JUNO. OF Syracuse, was
temporary chairman and N. +. Mckcruan, iOf Troy.
secretary one hundred delegates present. The
following were elected permanent officers:
presdeHi-Georgc Blair OF New-York.
Wee Presidents Charles Koscnlns. NewYork; J. L.
Richard. Monroe Co.: +. II. Mccormick, Albany.
Secfetarg-M. +. Nc Herman, Troy
4 sss'dftt SdcrCfdryI j. Jackson, Chcmung County.
TFeGsuTer-A. l.. SIbey Schenectady.
SergeOutdf-A rHiS-P. i. Carroll 1lOgG County.
A committee OF nitecn resolutions was appointed.
4 committee 0t appointed TO confer with com
TuIttCe from the GTceuback convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
THE YELLOW FEVER IN THE SOUTH.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. SHINE new cases
OF yellow reported at FeTnandna on satur
day and three deaths occurred Sunday To-day nve
new cases and death reported. DR.. T. p. Wei
ford enc Of physicians who went to Fernandina from
tins city when medical aid asked, is among the sick,
and reported dying to-day.
AUGUsTA Ga oct s.-There have been two new cases
81 elbow fever at Port Royal since saturday MAKING
forty-twO cases In all. and one death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

A. recently sent 10 know if he was to appear
at O. surrhun house a. dieos cG!heb or II II Ma
merely a chop ana hmOLe he VIA invited o. Thereon q
telceI. ptcd to h. " You must wear tail coal ~
struck Dy tle brcyy oil the communication. The yonns
lady al the telegraph office Inquired II ina III, arr
POOR who Is vcsy bashfl. Was Lorr.lcd and hastily
added, aud yO;r other eycuins clotlCs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

Efr. Beatty, Washington, NJ. Pianos Organs
only look l2stopOrgans
GTRICTURE, impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Genoraivc Organs redicay and speedily cured oboe
hours 10 g. HENRY A. DANIELS ST. D.. LA LerDGt0n-av
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
BOAT RACE ON THE THAMES.

MoErLAKK, Monday, Oct. ;. 1877.
A single-scul race, for f400 and the cham
ponship was rowed on the Thames to-day from Putney
to Mortiake. between Higgins and Boyd The betting
was seven four in favor OF Boyd. Higgins won by SIX
lengths. Time 24m. los
IFor other Fo,stga Ne,rs see First PaQeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
DR.. RiDWiI'S REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tastecs- elegantly coated for The of al lis
the ch bowels. xdncr bladder
headache consultation. Indigestion, dysppsl
biousness bilious fever Inflammation 90 the bow elN
AT ~ the Al YiscTa Warrants
to effect po,itiyc Price - cents per bon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
TIE MASS MEETING TOMORROW.

A meeting of the Subcommittee of Ar
rauccmcnts for the Republican massneetng tomorrow
evening was held last night at the Union League Club
The call already published slightly amended. ReSo
lu,ion were adopted. the purport OF which under
stood 10 be an approval Of the Presidents course,
aud OF the Republican ticket. The list OF Of
eerg was made out, including Professor Iheo-
dote W. Dwight as President, ana several hundred
vcc-presdents and soorciares The resolutions and the
u.u.- of officers adopted, to De recommended TO
tbe ucrtug The subcommittee which met last evening
eosi-ted Of Noah DAVIS chairman; Arson q McCook,
, IL Perkius f., jackson s. schultz. j. l.. Siebbns,
Richard Butler, Samuel f. kugplcs Major Bnndy, aud
George Is. Butler. Professor Dwight aud ex-GoyofEor
sDIpn,oi VIII speak Heuuesdiy IN addition 10 others
all cadJ named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09

A very tall, thin Highlander said that he
lad cold Ia his head, originating IN wei feet hhc
,oohcd al him slowly from head 10 foot and back again.
as il mea urtng distance the cold had 10 travel aud
then calculated. Gracious me you must have wet
lour feei some time lac. year"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-09
The state has voted as follows at past elections

Including eO0l Greenhaek, ana thirty-six Prohibition
votes. tplurahy does not include Prohibition VOte-De
tween 1000 and 1000