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WEDNESDAY, NAY :,
FOR SALE
CIEpx,s Orr,cr

CLERKS OFFICE OF
COMMISSIONERS OF IIIs soltn,
The Commissioners Of May d 81
county, offer for sale the s,ons shc ~
the abntments OF the count oeloos
short Creek Mt Its mouth. ISs oaee ;
bedGed ana iointet 10. nnt.",None 81
100 cubic yards being eSiim.isS so,S ;
south atulment now stgpa,n. 10 .,
cubic yards washed out trSm saG
ment which are believed 10 = hO-l
from the neighboring sand No., feo7J
The purchaser viii De al al Sat1os ;
out and removing the stone UNA o; -
Bids will be receiveiatthi. y
TO the undersigned. until m. $40 t!sj
at j. NJ, and must be accomn,nIaa "a, II
natures Of two respectable nS., ey II
agree TO guarantee promp, ms a.
purchasers. Tie right is n meat
and AL bids ~rl.ot
Chairman OF the Committs. SiskGel
Bridges OF Ohio county, ARRavhSs
Commissioner OF g. sAl
Clerk OF the Board OF co%
W. {. SMITH, County EngineS-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
THAT BOAT RACE.
Final Arrangements Completed for Its
Rowing, Yesterday.

Eddie ClatOr and VIM. Briceland met at
Entler's saloon yesterday afternoon to
arrange the preliminaries for the race. Ii
was agreed that they shouldrow in best aud
best boats for 81, 200 a side, over the lower
course on Saturday, June 18th, 1882. Three
hundred dollars a side were placed in the
hands of Vim. Entler, who was also fixed
upon as final stakeholder. The remaining
l,4oO are TO be put up between the hours
of 8 \. NJ. and 6P. NJ. on Friday, June 10th.
August Hanke will handle Briceland
the hands of Capt. Humes or some other
friend.
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STATE SAwBONES.
Regular Annual Meeting OF the Physi
clans I'm this City To-Day.

The annual meeting of the State Medical
Association will be held in this city to-day.
The first meeting will be held this after.
noon in the Senate Chamber. DR.. George
Baird will deliver the address OF welcome.
and DR.. James +. Reeves, President OF the
Association, will reply.
DIR. Gihon, Medical Director Of the L. s.
Navy, will arrive in the city this morning,
and will deliver his lecture. Health the
True Nobility, in the hall of the House of
Delegates this evening. There is no charge,
and II citizens will enjoy a real treat in
hearing the discussion OF this prolific sub.
iect by this distinguished physician. To.
morrow night there will be a musicale in
the Academy of Music, after which the
banquet at the st. James will take place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
MbseIin9 Re9ister
MAY "a, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements.

To Insurance Agents in West Virginia.
Step Ladders-NeSbitt & Bro.
Best Cooking StOve-B. Fisher Il Son.
Dried California Plums-J. H. Diehl Il
Co.
Tin and ~Japanned Ware-G.W. Johuson's
Sons.
Easy Shoes for Old Ladies'. T. Stone.
Wanted-Lsdics to Learn Lace Making.
FOund-GOld Cross.
Miss Hayargals BOOks-StantOn Il Day-
export.
Upright Piano at a B~argain-wilson Il
Baumcr.
Social and S~upper-Second Presbyterian
Church.
Wanted-Agent for MOOdy's Square.
Black DiamOnds-Miller & Franzheim.
Planning Mill Work-W. A. Wilson.
Suspenders-D Gundling & Co.
Don't You Forget It-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Come ArouRd-T. c. Moffat 4 Co.
Flour-Edward Reid.
Accorded the Lead-G. Mendel & Co.
Thurber's Fine GoOdS-Geo. X. Nc
Mechen.
OF, BY and For the People-C. Kraus &
Bro.-LLOcal Page.l
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Sorry,

Ilearn with regret that certain uuau.
tborized persons Whose names will be pub
liShed IL found necessary are representing
themselves as connected with the religious
,rk now being conducted by myself and
cc-laborers along the line Of the b & o; R
r., in West Virginia, and | avail myself OF
YOUR widely read columns to notify the
Iublic that / have authorized no person to
precede us or make any arrangements
whatever for the meetings of religious
work. JENNIE SMITH,
Railroad Evangelist.
Other papers please copy.
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U. P.'s and Music.

The annual report of the General As
sembly of the United Presbyterian church
begins to-day at Monmouth, Ill. Rev. ]. T.
Mcclure, d. D., of this city, was appoint
ed a delegate, but on account Of i'll health
allowed his alternate, Rev. DR.. Campbell,
of Harrison county, o., TO go.
Meeting DR.. Mcclure on the street last
night, we said:
Doctor, what do you think will be the
result OF the vote on the instrumental
music problem
'rOb, that has been practically settled
by the vote of the Presbyteries. But there
will be solid opposition; and as the vote
was so~close, l can hardly say what it NAV
eventuate in. know how il ought to be "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
Straw berry short Cake.

Take n pound of -four; mix well
through il one and a half measures ban
ner" Baking Powder; add two ~teaspoonfuls
salt; then rub in one-half pound shorten
ing; add with q spoon one-half pint sweet
milk, bake N jelly cake pans; when cold,
and just before eating, place in layers,
covering each n with strawberries which
have previously been sugared. This cake
is equally good with any kind offresh fruit.
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Grand Concert

at Seibert's Garden, every Thursday even
ing. Take your family to Seibert's Garden,
where you can spend a delightful evening.
Good entertainment for everybody. Cars to
and from the Garden at any time. The best
refreshments Of every variety to be had at
all times. Best Of order maintained,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

cents in the cutting of q key of.nails would
make no difference to Us, but when you
come to see what it would make in the
cutting of SOC 600 or 1000 0 kegs annually,
you, and if they care to compute
ii, will readily see it really
does make a very appreciable difference.
This same principle will apply with equal
force to all other sorts of manufactured
iron. Why, in our mill alone, il the new
scale were adopted it would make a differ.
ence of $4,000 in n year in the cost OF
| operating, and Of course other mills woui
be affected in like ratio"
"How are wages at present, ssid the re-
porter. land how will they be in the event
that you allow the adyance?"
At present prices nailers are earning
from SIS to $I4 a day, and they demand an
increase of from 81 TO "a cents per keg.
Nail plate rollers are earning from BIZ TO
500 per day, and demand an increase OF
from so cents to 63 cents per ton. Boilers
are earning from s. to $3.50 per day and
demand an increase from 1915 TO 1925 per
ton.
The heaters are earning from s. so to
50 so per day, and demand a change from
what is known as nail weight 70 pile
weight. This demand is made in the face
of falling market.
The muck rollers are getting from 81 so
10 81 So per day, and they demand an in
crease from CSC to 75c per ton.
Now / don't want TO be dogmatic, or any
thing of that sort, but / have no'hesitation
in saving that there will be no let-up so far
as we are concerned. ] stood, the other
day, IN a room in Pittsburg in which
a manufacturers meeting was hold
ing. and at which over forty
men we're present and each one got up and
said he was opposed to the scale, and OPP
posed to the principle underlying it. That
same sentiment is prevailing here and VIII
rule all future contracts. These men want
to dictate prices, for their work; they want
us to allow them pile weight instead OF
nail weight as formerly, in short we own
the mill and that is all. They want us to
run the mills and pay them for their work,
but they want to fix their wages, the man
ner of work, the methods of managing and
the quantity of work to be done, to say
nothing of the times for running the fac
tories.
THE EFFECT OF A STRIKE.
The effect of the strike is already felt.
The Riverside furnace at Benwood was
closed down last night, and to-day 100 men
will be out of work. To-day the boiling
departmental the Upper Riverside will be
closed, as the manage says they do not care
to boil iron that will not be finished. This
will throw 300 men out Of work to-day. or
60 coal diggers and bank men, 40 will be
idle. There are employed in the mills in
and about Wheeling the following number
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

WASHINGTON, May 2L-For the Lower
Lake region, fair weather, westerly winds
becoming variable stationary or higher
temperature and pressure.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys. fair
weather, light variable winds, stationary
or higher temperature and pressure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

THSDry Carpet Cleaning Company, of
Pittsburgh, are engaged for the balance of
the week in cleaning carpets for Messrs.
L. s. Deladlain, ]. n. Vance, II. X. List +.
l. OFT and other persons wanting carpets
cleaned by their process can make contracts
to have il done at their residence by call.
ing at HOO Chapiine street After this
week address eboTe company at Pittsburgh,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
Grand Concert

at Seibert's Garden, every Thursday even.
ing. Take your family to Seibert's Garden,
where you can spend 4 delightful evening.
Good entertainment for everybody. Cars
10 and from the Garden ut any time. The
best refreshments of every variety to be
had at all times. Best OF orAe- maintained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
MEDICAL.
DR.. FRAzIER'S
Root BitterS !!

Fraxisrs Root Bitten are not . dram-shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver
and kidneys, keep the bowels open and re9n.
lar, make the weak strong, heal the lungs
build mp the nerves and cleanse the blood and
system OF every impunty.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood TO thu Head,
tending to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia Fever ana
Ague, bropsy, PimPles and Blotchea, SSrofu.
lous Humors and Sores, letter, Ring Worm.
White Swelling, E~rysipelAs, Sore Eye and for
young men suffering from weakness! or Do
bility caused from imprudence, q 20 females
in delicate health, Fraxter1 Root btcerD ae
In Frssier: have used two bottles Of your
Root BitteM for DSspspsia, Di';ins. y. Mss =:
more good than the doctors and AL the medi.
cine I ever used, From the nrss doss 1 sSSk !
health, and ] feel as well - ever did. ! con:
slider your medicine n Of the greats.t %
blessings. AhSs A:nAhIaNo
Sold by all druggists svsrywhsrs ct sl@ pse
Logan d o., Agents, Wheeling, v. Va
q. O. Hamilton. Agent BellAire. U.
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Warrington Irving whitney Flirts
With Fortune.

With Fortune.
He is 4S years old, but has the appearance
Of one who has gone through with long
years of hard work. His family consists Of
a wife and four children. He bought a half
of ticket No. 1861, in the April the l43d)
Grand Monthly Drawing Of the Louisiana
promptly $4,000, and has invested $500 in
the purchase of House No. 2G5 W. Jefferson
ST., and the rest he will invest against q
future possible rainy day.-Fod Wayne
Ind Sentinel, Aprii 17h. The next draw
ing will occur June 18th, when Gen'ls G.
T. Beauregard of La, and Jubal A. Early
of Va, will scatter over half a million OF
dollars amongst those wise enough TO in
vest. ANY one car apply..for" further infor-
nation to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
Vest Virginia Central 4 Pittsbufs Railway
NOTICE TO

Proposals will be received at the Company's
Office, In Piedmont, w. Va, up TO noon May
Is, ISL, for the grading n masonry for about
twenty five C25) miles Of the extension Of the
Company railway, from where IL crosses into
Maryland, near the mouth OF stony River, 70
the Summit, near Fairfax Stone.
The profile and specifications are now ready
for examination at the Office In Piedmont, and
engineers will be found upon the Line TO q
information.
Bids will he received for one mile OF more;
the work In Maryland to be completed by
September !, lss2, and the remainder by Octo-
Der 20, lSs1
Payments to be made monthly In cAsh, re-
serving ten per cen OF the sttmat untai the
completion Of the contracts.
81. @. DAVE, President
T. z eICKELS, Chief Engineer. myin
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HOTEL ARRIVAL.
50. James Hotel. May II, 1882.

CE Harlon, Woodsf'd F Desbrow, Salin
] q Duvall, st CIairs'e q w LoveiOy, Bridge
] Stout, Cambridge port, Conn
J Jompson, Freeport sc Edwards, Pitts
G II Johnson, Butler r + Reynolds, Phila
W NJ Martin, Butler s Alden, Cleveland
s B S~hotwood, Cadi1 A B Youst, Fairview
J I GILES pie, Ronave't VIM johnson, Phila
w e Lewis, I%orngst'n j Morris, Dayton
sc Hammett, Willow VIM Best, Pitts
Island TIL Graves, Columbus
] KontZ, N Martinsv'e J II Rapp. Syracuse
ID Turney, Fairmont ii Glass ,Kennon, o
] II Canes, Waynesb'g w g Mcfarland, Ohio
b n Lindsey Stcube'e j 8 Little, Ohio
q w Lutz, Steubenv'e A Wood, Proctorville
j r Sweeney, city FTSwift, Pitts
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24
VEHICLES.

IREAT BARGAINs-JUsr RECEIVED,
VJ forty Buggies, Phaetons and Spring
wagons. Please call, examine q price, ana
POSTED now al the feed q livery stable,
aplS J, W. FERREL.
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0yERwoRKED men and women, persons of
sedentary habits, and others whose system
needs recuperation. nerves toned. and
muscles strengthened, should use Browns
Iron BitterS
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
LaBe!Ie Building Association.

CUBSCRIPTIoN TO STOCK OF THIS
- Association, commenced May Lat. may BE
made on Monday nights, In Kochs Hall, 1913
Jacob street, or by applying TO any OF the fol-
lowing Officers:
VIM. c. Handlan, 8 N. Hathaway, Wn. y.
Graebe, q Eschstruth, Adam Kraft, n.
Roth, ii. Q. Ulrich. my6
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This will make a total of something like
5000 men, boys, ETC., who will be thrown
out of employment. At the Riverside works
$40,O 900 are distributed every four week, or
more than $500. 900 annually. Other mills
distribute sums ranging from $4,000 to
500, 900 annually. The effect of taking out
of circulation here between $4,000 900 and
5000, 900 can better be imagined than de.
scribed. Certainly a strike in Wheeling and
vicinity is a matter for consideration and
reflection.
On the other hand the Ama,gamation con-
tends that the mill owners are amply able
to grant the advance, as the profits for sew
eral years have been immense and bust.
ness is still very good. We have given all
the data available at this time in regard to
the matter, and the first day of June will
solve the whole problem.
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Thermometer Record.

The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

THE President, Supreme Court Judges
and Members Of Congress use German
Corn Remover. 25c.
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EMPLOY nc more quack doctors and quacl
medicines; rely wholly on PERUsA.
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PoR saIv

EoR sA 49,,
with Phaeton ana HEAatLr ;,
hooert Luke, 81 his s~tshanafneA y
Sood bargain offered. ~ Mar
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CLOTHING.
Of,Byand Forthe
People.

c. Kraus & Bro.'s store is a
great labor exchange for a large
class Of this community.
C.. Braus & Bro s store is
owned and managed entirely
in Wheeling interests.
C.. Kraus & Bros store has
always aimed to win and hold
friends by fair methods Of deal
ing.
c. Kraus & Bro, give to
Wheeling the most complete
organization in the State for
the retail trade in Mems and
Boys Clothing.
Everybody has heard this
very often, but just as the sea-
son. for buying Spring Clothing
is here, it is timely and proper
that we should say it all again.
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Indications.

IAN. Il n. 5 Pm. : Pm. : AN. u NJ. 5 P.N7PK.
6 - - ~ 90 20 u 90
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Commissiensf's e.

DuRsS To,II'! ~ SaI
i Municipal Court ~ h1SREE n
cause OF helen ]. Hili.p Whselia,H
administrator. In pArtition W.
will sell, on The NJ
WEDNESDAY,. NAY
Al The hour Of 10 O'Clock
me Court. House Of Ohio ean,,J
aucfion, a part Of LOT num- SoGnp \
street, between fourtees,hdlteN
s.reeus With front OF q sss, srs
SeanT ihs property owned and Saas
,n.aI KILLER. cne.
descripton OF the property a n.se psa,
/ 7: lOys
my22s sns.,.,T 4. AE.lyJs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-24

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House dru
store:
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lecturers:
The price for boiling, at present, is 1915
per ton, at a card rate of 2.5 or less, and
runs up to 1855, at a 5 cent card rate. I'm
der the proposed rate, the 2.5 scale will be
$625.
Muck rolling at present is 7l1S cents per
ton, or one-eighth of the boilers price. I'm
der the advance it will be 7SH cents. 1t
will be understood that Wheeling paws 80
cents per ton more than Pittsburgh for
boiling, and 6S cents per ton more for
muck rolling.
Sheet rolling is now $3.50 per ton for No.
s gusge, at a $3.5O card, and runs 10 SIS on
No. 80 gauge. The advance is Is per cent
all around.
Nailers now get 21 cents per key, on a
$40 nail card. The scale runs from 81
cents on a $3.50 card, to Sc cents on q $50.
Nail plate rolling is governed by the price
OF nails. When nails are worth 81 cents
for cutting, the price for rolling is so cents
per ton. This is II cents less than is paid
by Pittsburgh.
Heating is worth IS cents a ton on a 2.5
iron card, running up to S1.07 on a 4 cent
card. Catching is 10 cents, when nails are
below 50 per keg, and runS TO y cents
when nails are worth 81 to s.. Showing
under is % cents when the nail card is $3.50,
and runs to 80 cents when nails are worth
$3.50. Hooking under is 8 cents, with nails
at $3.50, and II cents, with nails at $500.
The nailers scale is this: When nails
sell for s. per key the rate for cutting shall
be PIC per key; when 81 the rate for cutting
shall be 24c; when IS the rate for cutting
shall be &c; when So the rate for cutting
shall be SOC; when s. the rate for cutting
shall be SIC.
The old or present scale was: Whenn nails
sell for $3.50 per keg the rate for cutting
was and is PIC per key; when $3.50 the rate
for cutting is 24c per key; when $3.50 the
rate for cutting is &c per key; when $3.50
the rate for cutting is SOC per key; when
$3.50 the rate for cutting is SSc per keg.
MANUFACTURERS vIEw
Said appointment Wheeling manufacturer
to the REGISTER after the meeting: 'For
the last 10 years there has been a nailers'
scale that has worked to the satisfaction of
all parties concerned, but now it appears
that even the good wages made by this class
OF workmep is not satisfactory, and they
must tilt their end Of the see-saw. They
think that q difference Of one, two or three
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-17
WIZ; and TEIEsl1lar.

tAIy wife, remarked Fitznoodle, KS
clear gone crazy ocer the fashions. She's
got the deliriHm trimmin's."
~ said hel I:aIr was dyed, and when
shc indignantly exclaimed, S.Tis false II he
said Ee presumed %.
Copy ofa i notice on the beach Of FASH
ionabla watering place: TN the case of
ladies in danger Of drowning they should
be seized by the clothing, and not by tile
hair which generally comes off,
4 Denver China,nan, who has gone into
tile Ice cream business recently, has the
following sign near the door: you catch
'em tieezgbetiy two t3itec all the same Sian
Flaneisco II IL more and more evident
that We are ruined BY Chinese cheap
labor
Slippery answer. schoolmistress Now,
Matilda Ann, look up ANA tell he wllat
first caused the fall of man. mo answer
You are Very stupid after having just read
Ill about II. What fruit was III? Matilda
Ann: Please, nlafnl orange-peel {lToVis 1
heart.3
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-17
wool, }
NAH HsnHa - ea>

! ans prepared to pay the highest market
price for Montana Wool, delivered at the.
different shipping points IN tie TER torT.
Mr. W. Z, Eldridge, Of Boston. viii BE
associated with me il wool buying, and
will give his personal attention to the
business in Western Montana. Letters
will reach him II mailed to him at Helena.
Ny poatofiice address will be Fort Benton. |
ma1dW3m PARIS GIBSON
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-17

SCoLl3o THREE STRAND BARRED STEEL WIRE
(oEoe1s for the latter muat BE- In by May 1sr}
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ss.ros c.scaEr ee,sr.

. Wales Aimr. eia
W. f4ni3y
Ms i!sira ssd tsreiiters Dsssj
Notice IS hereby given ~ the cresssers
. Wa.ss. deceased, sast tas ander-
sgnes Con- Easssiensr af tbe Fulton cir
az Coer', Haler "a. craer u tbs above
Eyed Cause, si.i at'eai It Eis cfice ii
f'essnen. ss2s7 tae 5nta lsgeef rltil Ii :
10 NDNoaI % July ask, 1882. to
fessifs aaa h2ar Fro3f * c,aims agaiast
sSd dece'leaa ard bat All claims not
sfescnie, % hita ani pr9seu as required
y law. ~iihin he time specified abe re
IL DC fcrsveT barred.
ESQ WARREN,
Master Com Fuhon Circuit Court.
ticiinan. March y. lsS2
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Eesi,e 70 ssesss.

No 1T 4oz--In ohanesrY ~ Mas willie
+ --.s,s,;e CT Te,lneesee, o.se. s,.,k
Fai Master Chaaeesy Court. NaSFiiie.
r,s.'Tasry &c flib So isnae i..!on.
e&seates p samuel wntkins. aes5 go,a
fiaialEt. rs. samuel :. Wa{ki,A an
offers. eafeadsgts--!t appsariax frete
4 &c eli Sc. IL s:s caese, Sh.ch IS -@srf,
20 sa.t ss..n.assi ssstSi a. siie~l - pa ,-sao
70. teEas, 90 tae 18th cay 81 ee.o,ar
80 t.t osfhis last igili sud lessan,sr
ne oeaEca thcc MS res.dHagy eeiafv d ii.
cescse sans ~ rs sisters. sale. 40
a'ssriea sSoi9asa ciatk; Polly. .gio a.r-
re- st-'si.si Neeiy taes. Who a.art:c.l
nsrass Lewis. asii y RS t-c,s,,. T.,.-,'
eut fs7ae ssi4 jcsseadan.s sf 80
thrss sis''.rs rn} txo brothers 10 ~ -.
tfta q. 5ciss resi.'se, aoi IS he me- 49,
~ 81 estsko9. bot as ,he nexf,.e =. -
t''zss'sc'isef CT sister from wac,s t6sy 40
a@sehacef, s.tit -trethets Ard sisss., >. -,
esfs;'isrst;-es hIviEs died 81 IL 49, 81
sst5 'es -aiess death, and each i,
eTne: o. ems 18Th paft 81 sAss -
sS-'-sa s'''ss tbs CO. cs - a,s.s. As.i
'cssgtaia Nsie said reefdeasy s.esss -
aud = seieie ssi.5 assa.e. tf.stn5.
~ sseh tss.,luasy teeatees 4re =, -
teS aHats, nat ilat lee aanIes &c
& aef.; sureosss vcsiGs Il he y
fs*essses. ksslAcs.y. a.ississiro4 -
SIS ara ts~as. arc ~. knosve % ea-l- -.
as-ii3s therefer ordered that 81, { -.
rrSi ~, ana non-resiGect ciassai,..-., &. 4
tegstess o. the said -,
ls' Si-'ss attendants hereto BY nak -
1850 saS1p n. .entsr laeir apneI~
-. 81 ,i,a - nrs1i hres
10 e res SECS y eniay La 4erII f.esss
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FoR LALtoR

We are Authorized to ,,nnoalce gsw4os
: bu<asE1 as caadiaaie far ne esSce
~ ja.'ter Of Fuison eoenTs- Eteation nss
Ang'st.
~ 40 ealhosi4ed 70 saa5uces y,
@Ace5 S'cyss-ee-t1 - g eaatid,;s ;r .he
aii.se e Jeiisr q Fui.Dn county At tiis
csse:ne segasi eicesion.
sre autaer:ssd q arr3aoce III, 4
q thos ts-os. present :ream5eut, =. /,
Candid ~ Il. &c asica y J..i,rs - ne
e2s'ans se8a5t ctset.@n.
We &c ati;;.s.isoe - aaas,.ea T.oa-
e. = ssN%5Ns. rs O eatt'' i.ts ~ 4ae q
i'es Of J.''ef q fai'oH County. Angus
aext.
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aoa eeaNrl o..aar eLtas.

aEe tr;heritsi f aaseaa = Mr
ies' =, po.iis 's i - i.,f. fostae oeice
gast
- are a..ser.tea = aanoepcs 81 >.
=. SHNgG Is :. s.a1.tAse ~ tss afiice -
c9auty tcsrt C.es % ecif9a coaH{3
a. the ensuing Aasgsi e.ee'tea.
We are authorized 90 anaa,.nes ! u.
DGBow rs canaiaase far ~. a,i.ss o.
County Coeet CterS s.est-en august
nezt.
NC are au.eeiifse h aaaoaass y 2.
fATles - c@ai.tase fag Clerk i1e
fciton Coerty Courl as'tiis.s' 5ssg Aa-
gus. eleoiioa
Ne arc authorized TO as',eaacs ~ s.'i =.
). McOAstsL, - can ida;- 81 c,srk %
he Fal'oa County Ceutt ~ - snsaias
August election.