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ary Society

The Whelan Literary Society gave a
pleasant entertainment, last evening, at
Convent hall A large audience assembled
and showed. by fire quent applause, its ap-
probation OF the efforts of the young gentle
men to entertain them. The programme
was opened with a three act comedy en-
titled: HE Would Be Lord" of which
the cast was as follows:
Daniel Jourdain, Partisan Merchant
Mr.. Michael +. Reyolds; George, n brother
of Mr.. JOurdain, Mr.. Samuel b. Merge.
Captain Dunbar, Officer ofCourt and Suitor
OF Miss Jourdain Mr.. Thos. +. Thoner:
Music Master and Notary, Mr.. Edward l..
Fit7simmens; Dancing Master. and Nicolas
servant to Mr.. Jourdain, Mr.. Myles ].
Sweeney; Professor of Philosophy and
Coyielle, Servant of Capt. Dunbar, Mr.
Chas. r. Gilligan; Fencing Master, Mr..
VIM. '. Brown; Tailor, Mr.. George c. Aul
Footmen, Mr.. Jos. i. Reynolds and Mr.,
Ned Sims; Pupil of Music, Master George
Miller.
The entertainment concluded with a
laughable Ethiopian drama, eptitled, "New
Years Calls" The caste was: Augustus
hightiyer, Dead Beat, Mr.. Charles +,
Giliigan; Augustus Trueman, a Mechanic
Mr.. Ned Sims; George w. Day, a Simple
Boy, Mr.. Peter o. BoSley: Mr.. Planeweli a
Carpenter, Mr.. +. Lee Fitzsimmons: Mrs,
Day, Widow, and White Hett Livingston,
Mr.. Joseph Z. Reynolds: Lucinda Day, her
Daughter, Mr.. William V. Brown. =
Both were very admirably rendered.
showing the possession of no small histri.
onic ability. The young gentlemen are 20
be congratulated. '.
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SCARCITY OF VIRUS.
The demand Over the Country Far Elk.
ceeSs the supply.

There is great scarcity of virus in this
State, and communications without end
have poured into this office, asking where
it can be obtained. Just at this juncture
II would be very difficult to say. Ordina-
rily the State vaccine agents have it, but
now they can get none. The agents are
three in number, as follows:
First District-Dr. Il. S. Harvey, at
Wheeling.
Second District-Dr John Snodgrass, at
Martinsburg.
Third District-Dr. William Ewing, at
Charleston. - - o. ~
These gentlemen are allowed $50 per an.
mum, which, under ordinary circumstances,
might be sufficient, but is entirely in ade-
quate at this juncture. An additional ap-
preparation of 800 was made by the Legis-
lature this session, and will be iudiciously
expended. The cause of the scarcity of
virus at present is that the demand far ex.
ceedS the supply. DR.. Harvey has written
and telegraphed to every stable in the
country, and the same reply is returned
orders far ahead. As soon as possible a
good supply of bovine virus will be OBJ
tanned, and at that time the proper an
nouncement will be made.
In reply TO several communications now
at this office, We would say we cannot tell
where virus may be procured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-26
OUR STATE sotcSss
SENATE.
Moruinx session.


The Senate met at the usual hour yester-
dav morning. and communication from
The House was received announcing the
passage of several House bills amending
Mr. Donehoo, from the Edu cational Conf
,nittee reported. with Recommendation 10
mass Senate bill No. 1873, amending sections
b and 80 OF chapter 10 OF the code. Ian
4 Mr.. Farnsworth introduced senate, pih
No. 1913, amending the charter Oh tne DueA.
harmon Miuerai rarrr0r ra SS 9n..sr,-,sy.
Senate bill No. 15l, "a bill amending anu
re-enacfing chapter ioa.of the Code OF Mest
i Virginia. coming up as nniinished eus,-
ness ON theseyeral motions OF MI. Donehoo,
the bill was slightly amended.
Mt. Newman moved TO amend section o.
line Two by inserting after the words,
aAttorney- General" the words, "9f Prose
cutting Attorney of any county" which was
The bill was then ordered to its engross-
ment and third reading, p;,,
I'm motion of Mr.. Faulkner, Senate Bill
No. l9l. TO exclude portion OF the terri
| tory now within the corporate limits oil tne
! city of Martinsburg under an amendment
passed July 22d, 1872, restoring the same 70
! the:district it was on the day said ordlnance
was nassed, and relieving same from further
|
| mn and read first time.
House Bill No. 65, amending sections
and 10 of chapter 161 of the Acts of 1877,
amended by the Senate by striking out in
! lines eleven and twelve the words, NOR
| sball any person hereafter marry his or
| ber first cousin, and to which amendment
the House refused to agree. coming up. MI
| Dawson moved that the Senate recede trola
lis amendment, and on that motion oe,
manded the ayes and noes, and the demand
being sustained, the same were taken, re-
snit;np in the affirmative II, in the mega
3;,s q So the Senate receded from its
amendment, and the bill was again passed
with its title. -.
Mr., Dennis. from the Judiciary Commit
toe reported with recommendation, Senate
| Bill No. 1911, amending section 10 OF cnap'
ter l59 of the Code. :.
Senate Bill No. Isl, amending sections o.
10, IL, IL and 13 of chapter 81 OF the Code,
as amended end re-enacted by chapter
enc bundred and forty-three of the acts OF
one thousand, eight hundred and seventy
two and seyenty-three, was read third
time and passed.
| Senate bill No. 156 amending and re-en'
acting chapter one hundred and eight on
the code, concerning awards, was read q
third time and passed with its title.
Senate bill Nc. l59, to amend and re-enact
chapter one-hundred and thirteen, OF the
code, concerning the supreme court OF
appeals as amended and re-enaeted by,
chapter sixteen Of the acts OF one thousand
eight hundred and seyenty:two and seven,
tyothree, coming up. was slightly amended
by Mr.. Dawson. 1t was then passed.
Senate bill No. 100, amending sections
one four and eight of chapter one nun,
bred and fourteen of the code, as amended
and reenacted by chapter nine OF the actS
of one thousand eight hundrea an 11
seventy.two and seventy three. The bill
was PASSED, and the Senate took recess.
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: - -
HrpsoS. \. y, january e5.-s D. Miller
A SONS Knitting mill 1t Aellenyille, Is
burned. Loss SO. 900. Fs., -.-e-e< =
ArHoL. Mass, January 25-The pattern
room OF the R6bneyi nschins shop. with
its contents, was burned last night. Also.
The lumber shop. belonging to the Gold
Medal Sewing Machine Company, contain.
inc is coo feet of lumber. Loss $780, CO.,
partially insured. -
ST. LOUIS, January 25.-Wm. klemeycr's
extensive brewery, corner of Marker and
Eighteenth streets took hre TINS mSr9ings
al 4 so O'Clock, and az this writing. gA:N,
lie mali house, q large fouI-story eaiiding,
is nearly destroyed. The firemen have the
asmes nfeily weltnpdsr contfoi, aud the
s,aS.blrfies are that only the malt hoyse
iii be burned. The loss cannot be estt'
mated tonight. -.-.,..-z- ~
e.. Lours January "a Pcst special
from Carthage, Mo-, says: The Carthage
wooIen mill was burned last night. Loss,
$50. 600; insurance, $4,000
Providence, r. L, January "a hre IN
Woonsocket this morning, destroyed tue
Providence & Worcester railroad depot
Edwsrds' block and Talcotts machine
shons. Loss, $4,000; insurance, "a, ooo
Tsa 6remen were injured, and Engineer
Reed was chilled through and is not eK
pected to live.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
81. James Hotel, January NJ. Isss.
Or. FRAZIER'S
Root BitterS !!

Frazier's Root Bitters are not dram shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
ancrVafRes-, Thsy aGt JrR8p ihs I'VE!
lar, make the weak strong, heal tho lungs,
build up the nerves and cleanse the blood aud
system Of every impurty.
For Dizziness, Rush OF Blood to the Head,
tending to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, Fever and
Ague, Dropsy, Pmples and Botches, Scrofu-
lous Humors and Sores, letter, Ring Worm,
White Swelling, Erysipelas, Sore Eyes and for
young men suffering from Weakness or Do
bility caused from imprudence, sndto females
in delicate health, FrazierB Root Bitters are
especially recommended.
DIR. Frazier: have used two bottles Of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weak
ness and Kidney Disease, and they did me
more good than the doctors and all the medi.
cine ever used, From the first dose took
began to mend, and am now In perfect
health, and feel ~ well a. ever did. con.
slider your medicine one OF the greatest OF
blessings. MRS. II. MARTIN
Cleveland, o.
Sold by all druggists everywhere 1T Sl.o per
bottle.
Logan q Co., Agents, Wheeling, WA
q. @ Hamilton, Agent. Bellaire, o.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Nav Freight katea.

cu,c,so. January 25.-Commissioner
Midgely issues the usual table OF rates to
snnIy after February 1st.' From south.
S WESTERN points on shipments carried by all
rail routes through to destination from st,
Josenb. Atchison, Leayenworth and Kan
sss City to baltimore, Philadelphia, New
Work or Boston, to East ST. Louis, Alton,
Fast Hannibal, Keokuk, Quincy, &c, first
class $50, second class 46 &c, third class 3ic'
fourth class l7IIc, seventh class -, eighth
To Chicago 75c. 6oc. +,c, 27c. 24c, and sOc;
To Toledo 99Hc, Sic, &C, NC, SOC and
25c.
In case of articles of the classes not
named, the above rates quoted within the
table of rates, will apply on seaboard rs
we'll as on local shipments.
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INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
The Latest News OF the Going and Com
nf DaanIa

Inc LAtest news OF the Hofng and COm-
ting or People.
Judge W. I. Ice, of Barbour, is at the
MeLure.
Capt. John c. Porter, Of West Alexander,
is in the city.
J. T. Oldham, of Cambridge, o., was in
Wheeling, yesterday.
Prosecuting attorney Brown, of Barbour
county, is in the city.
John d. Cnlbertson, ESQ.,, of this city,
attended the meeting in Pittsburgh, yes
terday, Of the Western Iron Association.
George P. Sargent, the popular newspa-
per man from Philippi, arrived in the city,
yesterday, looking as fresh, engaging and
debonair rs ever, with the same old Her
culean hand grasp.
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Real Estate Transfers.

ted 70 record yesterday by Recorder Hook:
A deed made the 24th day of January,
1882, by VIM. J. W. Cowden, trustee, to
Conrad Bachman for part of lot No. $50 in
Chapline and Eoffs addition, in considera-
ton of 81, 800,
A deed made the 10th day of January,
1Sa2, in consideration Of $40 by Ernest
Kloeppner and Caroline Niedemyer to
Frederick William Niedemyer for east half
Cf lot No, in square No. u
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The Herrmann Programme.

The following is the programme for the
Hermann concert this evening:
Part 1-kreutzerSonate lst moYement)fo
violin and piano, MeSsrs. Carl and Eduard
Hermann. Polonaise + fiat. (piano solo)
by Chopin, Mr.. Carl Hermann. q.
Whittier BrOOklet, b. theinQuirer, soprano
solo) by Schubert. Mrs. Geo. b. Caldwell.
Violin concert ri and 81 mOvement) by
MendelSSOhn, Mr.. Eduard Hermann.
Nocturne, (piaro solo by Field, Mr.. Carl
Hermann.
Part Pc. Vie Hab'ich Sic 6eliebt
tchOrusl by F. Moshring; How did LoSe
Thee; Harmonie-M SnnerchOr. :. Aria,
for violin. by Bach; Mr.. Edward Hermann.
9. Una Noce POGO Fa soprano solo, by
Bossini: Mrs. NJ. Whitaker. Q. Second
RhapSodie hungarian (piano solo, by
List; Ar. Carl Hermann. To- Mazurka,
for violin, BY Yieniawsky; Mr.. Edward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-26
Ingersoll.

Judge Thompson's epigram on this gem
tleman is sharp and classical. He adopts
Moore's beautiful lines on Psyche, and then
adds his point on Ingersoll:
ERE Psyche drank the cup which shed
Immortal life into her soul, -,
Some evil spirit poured, tits said, -
One drop of Doubt into the bowl:n
But ere the bowl TO Robert came
And TO his lips was lifted up, = "a
The evil spirit, In FollyS name
With Doubt and Error diled the cup.
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LEYEE LACONICS.
News From the River and the Water
Craft.


Craft.
The Courier is the Parkersburg boat to-
day.
The Bachelor is the Pittsburgh boat to-
day.
. Yesterday was a very dull day on the
wharf.
The Belle Prince arrived yesterday with
a light tow.
The Stockdale is due up this morning for
Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham is due down this
morning for Cincinnati.
All the regular packets were OH time yes
terday, and departed as usual.
The river was falling slowly last night at
dark. with u feet of water in the channel.
PITTSBURGH, January 25,-RveI I feet !
inches and falling. Raining. The Emma
Graham arrived at . r. N. and will leave
during the night.
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c, I
will send q recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph I. lnman, Station d. New York City,
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Louisiana Staia Iaftau comlaBI.

Responsible correspondinz,agenk wanted, q
all points, - whom liberal Compensation. win
be paid.
ing full address. Send olhsrs By expires OF
Registered Letter, or Money Order by rasai,
addressed only TO
NJ A. DAUPHIN,
New OrieanA La
or n. A. pauphin, 1T u Sale st., Chicago,
Ills.
The New York Office y removed TO Chicago.
n: R-orden addressed TO New Orleans Win
receive prompt attention..
The Particular aite.tiss Of he Pxsls = call
ed "a de fact that te entire number AZ Ae
Tcksts fr edeh Northly Drawin1 = so1 asd
consequently all the prizes n each drassisS ars
sod AID drosca and 9oid 1sr' I.
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Thousands of dollars can be saved by
using proper judgment in taking care Of
the health of yourself and family. If you
are Bilious, have sallow complexion, poor
appetite, low and depressed spirits, and
ment, but go at once and procure bottle
Of those wonderful Electric Bitters, which
never fail to cure, and that for the trifing
sum OF fftXcents.-Tribpae,- Sold by Logan
& Co.
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u,,,.d win nPoker,

ST.. LorIs, January 25.-At st. Joseph,
Mo, i'm drunken row, at Worlds Hotel
James Lennox was struck on the head with
a bottle and poker by night Waterman Co
hen, and received injuries from which he
died. Lennox was brick!ayer. Coheh
deca mped
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Free OF Cost.

All persons wishing to test the merits
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat
and Lungs-sre requested to call az Logan
& Co.'S Drug Store and get trial bottle of
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consum D.
ton, free Of cost, which win show you, VIII At
a regular dollar-size bottle will do.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
h the Municipal Court of Wheeling. in Term
January 8, lsSs. s...
ga. Bedter, Administrator - c..,

o. a. Seu W. As''in''''a''r !. chsneer,.
Sophia schwnrtsbaeh, ct nj. -.
This cause came on this 9th day Of January,
1852, to be further heard upon the papers hSSe.
tofore read cad the report q commiHieoer
]. r PAUL, 10 whom this eAnas was referred
pursuant TO the decree Of this Court, enSered
In this cause on the 18th day Of Octobek D8l,
which report was fled herein on the IalR dsy
December, 1881, and TO which there a no en-.
cePtim; and y appearing 70 the Couss fron
said report and the gvsgn testimony and en-
hibits accompanying same Ithat ChsyiSs
SchwarIbach, child by fefmer mnrr1axo =
resident Of Germany. b an heir Of sid 9eosRe
Schwarzbach, deceased. and ~ such q entified
TO share Of his estate and ought 10 Be msde :
parry 70 this cause; ON mottna OF the aid
complainant, BY counsel, II II ordered 6y the
Court that an order Of publication be Ana the
same u hereby made - 70 safd Chari0
eehwarzbach, and that the same Be pubiished
once q week for four successive weaks I'M s0me
Newspaper Of general ciroulation throurhouf
Ohio county, Published IN the city Of Wheel.
Ing, requiring him 70 appear here within one
month altar the nrst Publication md pogffuS
Of this order and do what may Be neceesary
to protect his Interests In lids csuse, and thfs
cause Is continued. - - flf'7-T = =
THOMAS n. DARRAH. -
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of WhseiinG.
fanoooWt r. y t-f
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The Great ONE Dollar GIN Book store.

The Dollar Gift Book Store, at No. 1900
Market street, despite the Indictment
weather, was crowded day and evening
with eager purchasers. Many valuable
gifts were given away, and the buyers all
seemed well satisfied. The following par
ties were among the many who received
valuable presents:
Mr.. A b. Long, +J2 Market street, silver
plated castor.
Mr.. James Fletcher, slyer-plated butter
dish.
Mr.. Jos Herman, Alley Z, silver ice
pitcher.
Mrs. Killsen, 2516 Market street, silver
plated cake basket
Mr.. Philo Kimberly, silYer-plated butter
dish.
Miss Galhgan, BenwOod. diamond ring.
Mr. Helmbright, silyer-plated castor.
Miss ]. Devine, gold ring.
Also silYer-plated castors, Is silver
plated cups, ice pitchers, silyer-plated
cake baskets, etc, etc, to ladies and gen.
tlemen who objected 10 having their names
uubiiShed
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MbseIas Resistss
THURSaAY, JANUARY 20, Issa.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements.

Bronzes and Ornaments-Miller & Franz
helm.
Sealed Proposals.
Girl Wanted.
Horses Wanted.
A Card-JoSeph Speidel & Co.
Attention, Sir knights.
Talmage Lecture-TiCketS Redeemed.
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Newspaper stoek-HeW bishop C0Rse.
50 Srafed.

PITTSBURGH, January 25.-The one-fourth
interest of John w. Pittock, deceased, in
the Pittsburgh Evening and Sunday Leader
was sold at public auction this morning for
As, 500. The surviving partners are the
purchasers.
The conservation of Rev. Courtlandt
Whitehead, d. D., as bishop Of the Pitts
burgh diocese Of the Episcopal church, took
place, this morning. in Trinity church.
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|.E!{l.D

Particular Notice.
All the drawings will hereafter be under the
exclusive supervision and control Of Generals
q. 7. Beauregard and Jubal A. Early.
A Splendid Opportunity 70 win a Fortune.
Second Grand distribution, Glass Il, at New
Orleans, Tuesday, February II, ISo2-lIH
Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated In 1858 for Is years by the Iegts-
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with capital OF 81, 900 D00-to which reservs
fund OF over $4,000 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its fran.
ehise was made prrt Of the present STATE Con.
stitution adopted December d, A. ID. l69.
It's Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. Il never scales or postp ones
Look at the following Distribution:
CAPITAL PRICE, eDD0c.
10000 Tickets nj Two Dollars ca Oh half
Tickets. One Dollar.
LEFT OF PRIZES.
Capital PriZe-.."-........... $1,000
Capital Prize. l000
Capital Prize. 6QQo
PrlZeS OF oUO
Prizes Of 5000
% Prizes OF 1000
100 Prizes OF 1000
200 Prizes OF 1000
500 Prizes Of 0............................1 10000
1000 Prizes Of 1905
AUTHORIZATION P,slaB.
Approximation Prizes Of - S S
N0...... 10
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HAD very sore eyes, almost blind. Ps-
RuSA cured me. A.. Bender, s. s. Pitts
burgh, Pa.
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New Moon tobacco; best chew in the mar.
tct g. 5, Eseny, sgsah
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Morning session.

Rev. J. W. Griffiths, of Wesley chspel,
opened with prayer.
Mr.. Ferguson reported from the Judici-
airy Committee House bill ga with sun
dry amendments, recommending its pas
sage.
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Usk Morning Glory Baking Powder. II
cannot be exeelled. 9. 8 Fesny, No. 14l0
Main street.. proprietor. -. 80
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Order or the Day.
rESSYRoraL BULLS, scALLAwAG SHEEP, RAZOR
BACKED PIas kc

PENNYRoTAL BULLS, scALLAwAG SHEEP, RAZOR
BACKED PICS, &C.
The order of the day was House bill II,
prohibiting certain male animals from
running at large, and "nest hiding" with
companions of aristocratic blood, with
view of preventing the bon ton blood of the
State from being polluted or diluted by
scrub mixtures.
Mr.. Brady, the Democratic half of the
delegation from Berkeley county, was
known to be big with speech, but was not
present, and the Republican half of the
delegation believing that the apron strings
OF his colleague would break ii he was not
allowed to deliver himself, went in hot
haste for his colleague.
Mr.. Brady appeared on the scene in a few
minutes somewhat short of wind, but with
strange CLEAN about his ewes that gave
the waiting House assurance that he was
ready for the fray.
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Mr. Brady ON Nest Hiding.

MI. Brady rose amid an impressive silence
ana pi9ceeded to define himself upon this
"spurid' measure. He said thar he had in
tended to move that the bill be indefinitely
postponed, but had concluded 10 grappie
with the monster in tie House OF its
Nenasa De va sgaias. il because larg.
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Thermometer Record.

As taken at SchnepFs Opera House drug
store:
WEDNESDAY.
yA.x.rxsS TSP 7A.N.r2 M.S rs
"a - - % ~ - Y A.
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81 b so r. e = IT, e: -. -.
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NV moon tobacco; elegant navy chew,
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--zz1E ~
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On the call for petitions, the sluice gate
opened and the following avalanche of petit
tons favoring the submission of the pro-
hibition amendment. were presented:
By Mr.. Fisher: From Dos citizens Of
BraXton.
By. Mr.. Sinclair: From 21G citizens of
Marshall.
By Mr.. Thompson: From citizens of
By Mr.. Prince: From 15T citizens of
Raleigh.
By Mr.. DAWSON: From I9l citizens of
Taylor. -
By Mr.. Lynch: From "A citizens of CAL
houn.
BY Mr.. Tippett: From Isl citizens of
Mason and Jackson.
By Mr.. Wells: From IS citizens of Mar
ion.
By Mr.. Maxwell: From 50 citizens of
Doddridge.
By Mr.. Poe: From 10 citizens of Upshur.
by Dir. Bell: From IS citizens of Min
erai.
By Mr.. Wilson. of Barbour: From SO
citizens of Barbour.
By Mr.. Grantham: From 145 citizens of
jefferson.
BY Mr.. Johnson: From 1S7 citizens Of
Gilmer.
By Mr.. Orr: From iOs citizens of Pes
ton.
By Mr.. Cox: From 2eo citizens Of Monon.
gala.
By Mr.. Lowry: From Log citizensof Sum-
mers.
By Mr.. Grumrine: From 1888 citizens of
Richie.
By Mr.. Sharp: From 500 citizens of Wood.
By Mr.. Sheppard: From IS citizens of
Writ.
By Mr.. Wells: From 12l citizens of Tyler.
BY Mr.. Crumrine: From 50 citizens of
Richie.
New Bills.
Mr.. Cresap, from the Military Commit
tee presented a bill for the PAYMENT ~