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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

MOODY and SANKEY nave returned
10 this country IRON Eugsnd, after
a long. srduous aud successiul season
OF work IN their g. & Of welldoiug,
One Of the most notable features 10
their English tours was the sYmpstby
and COOP srstiop extended to them
by the established church, which has
before kept coldiy sIooi Aud III
the great university tognsof Oxford
and Cambridge their success was az.
tOnishiDg. There were attempts
made at bUth places by thestudents
to break up the meetings. Those
wbo came to scof rsmsined ~ pray
Large numbers Of the students we're
brought under their iDfurhss. Toe,
did not weary Of their laboIs o. To,
steamer, and 1t 10 said that by them
and some temperance workers who
were on board the vesSeI nearly y
hundred persons we're induced TO
sign ths rlsdge.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

The Washington Post says it Is
possible for the Democratic Party to
miss the Presidential victory 10 1884
but there Is nothing which the op =
position can do that will bring
about q Democratic defeat. Il, dur
ing the oext session OF Congress, the
Democratic majority Will exercise sa
much wisdom as the Democratic MI
nority displayed during the last ses-
sion, the party will move right oD to
victory with any candidate capable
Of getting the Democratic Prendeu-
.ial nomination.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

The DUKES JUROR. We harm, are
receiving letters dsiy, signed by
MplE. III sgulres ard IndIgnati IN
Societies. These letters are threat
eniug In character, but no vrcl-uce
mas yet bee" of red. n l. DUKES
WAS tried for murder aud W ~ az
quilted. a. to- day stands ~ clear
IN the eight oil the law AZ any man in
Pennsylvania. The Jurors who &C
quilted him, no doub did what hey
conceive TO be their sworn duty,
and it Is high time that the matter
be dropped
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12
THE REGISTER.
DAILY. SUNDAY, WEEKLY
AK ENrEPRISTNG, PROoREssIvE AND
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The Wheeling Il gis'er was founded in
1862, al ;be TIME ~ the Inauguration of
the oiute ct West Qrgiuis. u "A paIt
aud parcel ~ ihe new SLATE, clueriy iueu-
mi with lts eutrTpi lsrs aud cuntIuutiI Q
Ia modest treasures ~ its adVaI {, tnpnt h,
* gls;er shares IN the just exultatiun WITH
which our D. Oplt reg III It's OTIght career
The population Of the State has II creased
IN greater ratio ihau most oftht Olu State
her schools have multiplied and improved
IL efficiency. her government has been we'll
and economically ndmlnisred, her Iesuur-
ces are being q, velup,d win energy, aud
her peop!e he gr wing IN eDhghtt nmenI
auu Thrift. With the gr with OF the SLATE
the Rcglsttrhas grown, with its develop.
ment ihr Register has prOspeTed And =
showing the estimation ia which The paper
IL held by the CT Zens OF the S ave for
wnOsr interests II DH7 sleadfastly battled
We can say WIN truth that no Othei paper
is read by rs many West VnginIaus, nor
Goes any o'hrr penetrate every part of the
S. 10 as u uOts.
The Register will contutc, "a hereto
fore, the edv' cate of broad aud lib, raj
policy IN the conduct OF public affilrs, tie
extension aud etreugl heuiug of the F-rr
School System, the improvement of the
State aud the development at IL resources.
l's propHet"rs point 10 us past as an earn
est of IFS future.
The Weekly Register is a u.agnifican,
S-page, 64-culumn paper-prce ST. 90 10y
mail.
The Sunday r gstcr ls the game siz
and hss already gaiued very large ciTcu
liuOu--pricr SO 90 by mil.
The Daily Il glster 10 printed at 81 &c
per year.
The Model map of WeH Virginia, 10,
most Complete Nj p ever issu,d OF IN,
81 90.
Auy persou RENTING to Os his subscrip
ton price Of either edii,n Of "a. PIPER
adding 10 ceuts thereto, will receive y cop,
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sunday " 4" Il
DHy {" q" gC
ID ily every day 10 the year, with Nap 8 5C
Your subsceCuption and friendly aiC
| ATE respectfully sOucIted.
An sgent IN every school district Is
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-ub,cribei Will b. sent f.r Sl3 90, aud ,
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one yrt 1nd the Mao, will be sent 30 In,
getteT up 81 the CiuD.
LEWIS BAKER s. co.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

Ex SPEAKER SAMUEL J RANDALL,
OF Pennsylvania, has been vsrtlup
different oections OF West VlrginIa
lately, and speaks In glowing terms
of her undeveloped wealth. II
thinks that the time is no. far Dis
tsnt when this State will bscome a
rival OF Pennsylvania in the coaI in
terssts.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12
THE west VIRGINIA ARGUS.
KINGWOOD. MAY p 1888

HAVING disposed OF TIE ARGUS
TO Mr. LEE KUssKRT, my counec-
tlon with the paper has ceased. 1t
only remains, therefore, for me to
com1snd NV successor snd the paper
to the same generous and cordial
support that has been given under
my management.
The change will date from April
2lst last, that being he close oil tie
first six mouths Of the current year
under my management, and all bulls
due the Office for subpoription, sd.
vertislng or job work up TO that
date are payable TO me.
All unexpired prepaid sobscrip-
tions will be filed by my successor
IA my sole business for the pres
emit will be to wind up all matters
connected with the paper during NV
control and management Of it,
must eek and shall expect a promp
response to the statements OF &C
count which I shall eend out in the
next few days.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

WV. Il. VANDERBILT has reNgued
the presidency of the several rail-
roads with which he has been con-
nscted, and retired permsnentl y
from business life. II was thought
in railroad circles that his resignation
would cause a fall 10 stocks. but
nothing Of the kind has yet happen
ed. He sailed for Europe May h ,
20 be absent tour weeks
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

SENATOR BECK is reported to have
been considerably annoyed wnue &c.
Washington last week by tbs sohc,.
tstiops Of boot-blacka. TIE Dos
seemed TO ha7s formed combipa-
tion Tor the purpose Of worrying
him, sDd It vas CO day when be
didn't have three Of iour Of them
ysiIog Sbios EN- up, bos-1 ~ hI-
heels, 'Tuey beat che deck b. ~
2lslDyd one day TO iusbd. kta
they remind me Of takI bad WIN
PR,cToR KSoTT Oue Jsy pr s.ts
waking down the ayguu-. AMI /
was bothered 10 tbs s1m- iasu o
that sm now. PROGrJa .a,I: BtcK.
] DIVIDE this cts Dto teo Glasses E
Que c.sss IKE. TIE o,ner dptts.
Who are lkyy2 asked, Wei ..u
he, Que c.zss IS to- bo,tbisczg tbyy
psrust u reminding ms Of ~ iaI-.
Iloiity BY w~uuug 70 Ula,k 10Y Dools
~ every street corner ] 2ats zen.
Why cant tDey Ist q iSIoW 70 Ob
blinking be looks wsi.2 Jus Clu-i
olasg 10 the hsWsl apsr mrl. lh J
talk u Oueg usuLai suysuOI..y al4
make yOu lee gOOd seDsfany, u yOu
treat So r'Ep' IKE 1srs. 1psf
asU
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12
GEORGE PURCELL.


THE new Post Master General has
decided that 1t is the duty of post
masters to notify publishers when
subscribers fail tC take their papers
.tHom the Office. and if the post mas
ter fails in this. he is heid RESPONSE
BILE for the subscription.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

The DOUGLASS trial At K-vs-r
came TO a closS last Saturday. T e
Jury after being oct fifteen minutes
returned verdict of murder in the
frat degree, AMI the prisoner wap
sentenced - the penlieuti,ry for
life
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12
-=xT--y-r

~
York Sun, M. Roscoe CoNKL1Na
followed hIs trend G-n. GRANT IN q
speech which w.s 10 Response to ,rs
! toast OF Mr. CoEKLING's own health
After paying compliments to
GRANT, Nj. CoNKL1Ne discussed me
question with which he has ldentI-
fed himseIf most thorough y-that
IL, the third term. II believe ma
firmly az | nelleve anything, said
Nh CoNXLING. speaking of the Con-
ventIon OF 1881. THAT thu results of
that Convention have held q his couh-
try back ten years. Yes, that day 8
work has cost this nation IN progr ese
at least ten years
With regard TO this, we do not
think that the former Sralwart chief
justly comprehenda the eject Of he
overthrow OF his faction At that Con-
venuou. II Mr.. CoNKLINa and hia
followers hid b-eu success'uI ~ CHI.
cage, AMI GRANT bad becom- Peel
dent again, be won q have stayed
President until the end OF hlB life.
and thus country would have u!u-
m,tely ceased 10 be = repub ic.
SO long as third term for GRANT
wss possibility, 20 long ss NJ.
CoNKLING cou Il. with prospect Of
success brow h,s great ability with
its fullest vigor INTO the movement
to pmt GRANT lnto The White II ouze
for the third time. the progress OF
tn couu;ry was toward imperialism.
But this tendency, instesd Of being
arrest ed tor ten wars, wac. by the
Overt hro~ Of the Stalwsrts IN the
last Presidential Convention, arrest
ed forever
The TACT that we are sill Iepub-
lie 10 not due to Mr.. CoNKLINe.
Referring 10 The same u'terance OF
Mr.. CoNXLING the Tribune says:
1t would be ficu.t t, match the
sbfurdny oil THE ex PRESTON withont
having recourse TO the padded ell
OF lunatlc asY ium. S-veraI thirgS
we're indeed, put back. as the re-
suit of the Chicago Convention, but
the country Was not one OF hem.
The third tenn conspiracy vac
put back.
The unit rule was Put back.
The soss system was put back.
Tue snap primary pan Of turning
ont Instructed delegates was put
back.
The attempt TO throttle district
represent alton was put back.
Tue machine 10 New York and
Penney wanna WAS iui back.
The idea estrrtsiDed by supdry
gentlemen that they carried ;be par
y round 10 ,belr collective brsecues
| pockets vas put back
The impression snat was rapidly
making Roadway, that government
Of The people by the people ~,
played out was put back.
These re some Of the leading
tbInEs that were put back az result
Of that great Convention Ard by
80 much az they were put back, aDd
have be-n kept wher, they were
put, the country Las advanced yoli' 81
'csly since the day when tn be ov
ed and adorable GARFIELD va
.omrustsd.
Toe retired iuucuouary might
much bstsr have renamed sIIsnt
! lis @ys-eb Aas aou-gd msmouei
WHICH ~ eau i'll afJrd 10 b.v,
trou.e f)r b. may wtu great pro.
| prery b. s,li Of The concluJire
| bnuters Ut bIsr 20 iric,i career, 90 ID,
snpu,ps Of JUNiUs, that they -.
s.e rortemp. olly az tasy esc1p,
ol.-ty4fr..r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

The Star Rlute cases now bong
tired IA wishing; Cdy are costing
he poveII mSnt enormously. The
expenses TO date IRE estmsttd at
not ,ees han $3.50 000
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
EVANSVILLE WooLKN Factory,

EvASsvILLE WOODEN FACTORY.
EVANSVILLE. w. Va March 81.
Tsk, not ict Planners anu the Public,
hat ", have purchased and placed in our
lac DRY new end impruveu machinery,
ibtTtt,Te Ne are able To compete with
auy factory 10 the States in making
Wouieu goods We give the
Highest Market Price 70. Wool.
$50 sell go, d. very low. We DO manu-
tacturug al very low rates.
Faimtr- CIV, us = CalL
1in 3ltf J. BONMAN& son.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

Htnipy q Wugut sre receiving thrir
inm u-e s.ct sprbg gods Die werg.
aud coT-is'Iy ask 80 insn'ctipo bsf.r pur
chf-i 3 elsewhere. Wee 70 pierre you n
al depaflme T. ~ bottom prices ana
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12

HravV atomscL ,bihuua cDnduipss 'Waia.
Nay Apple PIls' aotp OIL. u, oa,bartic.
10 md p
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12
for Rent arc
Lands for $40.

Tn" undersig cd has several farms
mt. lie also oilers TO sell his unim
prove" lands In lots 10 suit purchaser
at low figures an or literal 'lcdit.
'"Ju WIN. .. BRDws
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-12
W.gA.COLLEGE.

The Collegiate year ur this in-ttutin.
opens On the IT. of September IT,,
faculty. j. comp, srd OF progressive, eN.
pcrieuccd Hud ,huIoush tcac lcrs. Nv
new pr"fe~-ur~hipS nave been establish
ei-rut co. An icnt Languages. whir
will he filed bV the host tin Ii
rock ~chu ar iu t.e III to- aud anuttc.
io be Modern l. ugua-es. which viii ,
lillci by x itdy of many wears cAre
ouce Gs teacher. ami " hp converse
flenuy iu both She French ,nid th,
GerIIt.n ~.
Good moral reference and Dep ~
mental Iibr ues.
Good APPARATUS and appliances i,
oV' ~ department.
The restitution is Unscctarian au,
Uudo 90 national. but thOrouehl,
.huNin,
TIE Ior"dru i- the most h,antiu
H'HtInl oeuttHi md accessible 8
moral auG Industrious community.
Pr para oiy brpar N ut
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23


Mr. George Rice has erected fine barn
on his farm, lately purchased from the heirs
Of the late Dr. Rich'd ID. Beall, which adds
much to the appearance of his place.
Did you see that cluster of Republicans
gathered together at the postoffice on Thurs
day after the electiong They were picking
Montgomery county cooked goose" from
their teeth with splinters from Holtons
"har'r
Our farmers are busiIy engaged in husk-
ing their corn The crop is large aud is of
very good quality.
Griffith and Elgar Tschitfelly We're out about
an hour and a.half last Tuesday and killed
81, one weighing 81 pounds
The Democrats are jubilant over our grand
victory and no one doubts that we can elect
nnr Congressman next Fall, and among the
names mentioned your correspondent hears
U' the ioliowing: Hon. Noah Bowlus, Of
Frederick; Hon. j. H. Gordon, OF Ale
q,ny; Judge Motter and Mr.. J. c. Lane, of
Washington county.
Married, in Washington ID. C., on Thurs
day, November 9Th, 1888, DIR. r. b. Beall
and Miss Clara Poole, eldest daughter Of
oNr lellow-townsman, Mr. J. Frank Poole,
all of this vicinity.
At the Presbyterian church on Thursday,
November the 10Th, Mr.. Peyton ID. Vinson
and Miss Amanda Perry were joined in the
holy bonds of wedlocl;, Rev. j. N. Nourse
officiating.
Nov Goth, 1883. DEMOCRAT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
Report of the Grand Jury.
To the Hon. Judges Of the Circuit Court TO,
Montgomery county, Nd:

To the Hon. Judges Of the Circuit Court 10,
Montgomery county, Nd.
The Grand Jury beg leave to make the
following report to your Honors We have
examined all witnesses that came before US
also such officers of the county as appeared.
A committee of this body visited the
Aims House, and made an examination of
the farm and buildings, and report the farm
well managed and in thrifty condition
The inmates, twenty-nine in number, TWEEN
ty colored and nine whites, appear to be
well cared for and healthy. The committee
recommend additional out-buildings for the
storage of farm produce they also recon-
mend additional ventilation for the houae.
We visited the Jail and found twelve pris.
oners confined therein; the building is in
good sanitary condition, and we'll managed
by the keeper, Mr. Kingsbury.
We can add but little to what has been
reported by former Grand Jurors in regard
to the condition of the Court House, except
to earnestly and forcibly enjoin upon the
people OF the county to see to it that some
means be devised that are absolutely neces.
sary for the protection Of the records, the
titles TO their property, and the comfort Of
their officers while in the discharge of their
duties.
The jury have underworld to be thorough
and prompt in the dispatch of business. In
only one instance do they consider they
have been hindered, namely: A witness
Llewellyn Green, of John, was prevented
from appearing before our body by his faith
er, John Green, to which case we respect
fully solicit the attention of the Court We
also solicit the attention Of the Court to the
fact that several of the Constables and Dep
nty Sheriffs OF our county have not appeared
before this body, and several Of them who
hare appeared are not acquainted with the
requirements of their offices.
AS there appears to be no further business
before us, we respectfully ask to he dis
charged from further attendance, all of
which is respectfully submitted.
o. II. p. CLARK,
November Term, 1888. Foreman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
sudden Death.-Inrormation has bee

sudden Death.-Information has been
received here of the sudden death at Free
donia, Kansas, of Joseph X. Thompson,
which occurred on Thursday, the 18th inst,
Of heart disease. The particulars of the sad
event, as received by his father, Mr.. Joseph
Thompson, living near Gaithersburg, in this
county, are as follows: He arose on Thurs
day morning in his usual good health, sat
by the stove while break fast was being pre-
pared, aud after eating started to go to work.
He walked to the door, reeled and fell dead.
Mr.. Thompson was well known in this com
munity, where he was born and raised, and
his sudden death will be mourned by his
many warm friends. He was torty-two
years of age, and leaves II devoted wife and
one little hoy to mourn his loss.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
Make $40 for Christmas.-The pull


fishers Of Rutledge's Monthly offer twelve
valuable rewards in their Monthly for De-
cember, among which is the following:
They will give 500 TO the person telling
them how many verses there are containing
but three words each in the Old Testament
scriptures by December 10th, 1888. Should
two or more correct answers be received,
the reward will BE- divided. The money
will be forwarded to the winner December
18th, 1888 Persons trying for the reward
must send 20 cents in silver (no postage
stamps taken) with their answer, Tor which
they will receive the January Monthly, in
which the name and address of the winner
Of the reward and the correct answer will
he publishe aud in which several more
valuable rewards will be offered. Address
Rutledge Publishing Company, Easton, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23

q. IL d. Canal "A meeting Of the Board
OF Directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal was held at the Arlington Hotel,
Washington, on the 18th inst. President
Smith presided, Mr.. b. f. Fawcett, secre-
tary. Messrs. James G. Berret, p. Hamill,
Spencer Watkins, Mcclure and Hamburg
were also present Mr. Fawcett read a re-
port showing the revenue Of the canal for
October. The amounts for toll were as fol-
lows: Cumberland, $34 ,22L4l; Georgetown,
$2,646.05; Williamsport, $2S933; Hancock,
$1l604; total 1877 GRASS. The receipts for
wharfage were $3,849.53, and for trimmings
$4,000, making gross total OF $41 1926.
The coal tonnage for the same month was
96,23s tons, against 84,43i tons for October
1882, an Increase of II ,807 tons. The ton.
mage from March /, when the canal was
opened, TO October 81 was G20,419 tons, as
against ,70l for the same length Of time
last year, an increase of BATS tons. The
total tonnage 10 November 10 has been
650,775 tons.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23

Circuit Court.-On Saturday last the
Petit Jury was discharged until yesterday,
and no trials have taken place during the
first three days OF this week. The Grand
Jury made their final report on Tuesday
and were discharged. During their sitting
they found twenty-five presentments--one
for entering house and stealing sum Of
money and watch; five for larceny; three
for assault and battery; one Tor causing the
death of a mare; one for obstructing drain
on the public road; four for giving away
whlskey on election day seven for selling
whiskey; one for murder; one for assault.
ing an officer; one for horse.stealing one
for neglecting TO pay over taxes.
The Leather will case has been assigned
for Monday next, and will occupy several
days.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
w. w. Burdette q Coin its usu

w. w. Burdette a. CO.--In its usual
place on our fourth page will he found the
new advertisement Of this wel-known and
popular firm, which will repay the trouble
Of careful reading by all who wish tosecure
bargains in Dry Goods. This house is stu
ated at the corner of 18th and X streets, in
Washington, and is very convenient Of ac-
cess to large portion Of our people who
visit the city by the 7th street road. Street
cars also pass the building every few min
utes. At this establishment can always be
found AN immense stock Of Dry Goods, In
all departments, which are sold at prices
which cannot fail 10 please. Patrons are
sure Of polite attention whether their bills
are large or small.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23

A Good House. We take great pleas.
ure 10 calling the attention Of our readers
IN the advertisement Of r. +. May & Co,
Hardware Merchants, near the corner Of
Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh street,
Washington, ID. G. Their stock is one Of
the largest and best assorted in the District,
and embraces every variety Of goods in
their line Of business, whilst the prices are
placed at the very lowest figures. Small
profits and fair dealing is their motto. Mr.
VIM. =. Hickman, Of this county, is con
nected with this establishment, and takes
great pleasure in welcoming his country
friends. Don't fail to examine their stock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
The Golden Opportunity is swirl,


passing by, and you will have missed, To
your sorrow, real good bargain at He'll
bruins great sale Of flrst-class Boots and
Shoes. In order TO close out the entire
stock we now offer 80 handmade Boots for
"a 50; "a Calf and Kip Boots for 80; 80
Kip, Grain and Calf Boots at 81 80; 81 80
double-sole Calf and Kip Boots for ST. ~
Solid Kip Boots only 81 So 81 rs Boys all
leather Boots now 81 25; 50 80 Gents Fair
Stitched Caters at ~ 80; S3 Ladies' Kid
and Pebble Button at 81; 81 80 Solid Lace
and Button 81; Child's Copper-toe Shoes
at 40 cents Arctics and Rubber Boots, all
sizes. l.. IIeilbrun, No. 402 Seventh street,
Washington, d. G.. Never forget the Old
Woman in Window. 2t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-11-23
The Bank Incorporated

The Bank IncOrpofated.-The stock
holders Of the montgomery County Ma
tional Bank of Rockville, Nd" met at the
Corcoran, this town, ON Tuesday evening
last, and filed the certificate OF incorpora-
ton in the Clerks Office Fifty per cent
OF the subscription was paid in. The cleo
ton OF cashier and clerk was deferred
until January next The Board Of Direc.
tors, Jos. d. Baker, President; s. G. Jones,
Americas Dawson, II. W. Talbot, John r..
vnson, Samuel Darby, Jas. B. Henderson,
J. Sprieg Poole, Leonard J. Hays, Horace
Waters, VIM. b. Mobley and Jho. II CASA
way, meet tomorrow.