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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

- The attention 81 the readers q 80
CorRixR u directed % the New AIn..y
Ledger prospectus. % or 49,
The proprietor o. The Ledger nc 49,. Z
clsrs men. and 81 course they pucl'sn. y! !.
6r-s- clsss Democratic paper, tbar1n ~
leaning % the Republican heresy 2.
rScsSc1ive ssrifT.l and when The partJ
sicfes Z nominated they are slways n
iicS Ana hattie manfuIly for succe.s
The ledger ought % have : lsrtsr ~.
e.ls,,cr IN 1hjs county, - ~ mevnr!
~s~-iss ma commercial reports are -.
shIs. srd recommend a = ; good tAm,.'
papsr for nsn q ~ parties pooseno
lDr Il
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

HAver,s Pills cure constipation. m
prove shs appetite. promote digestion
restore heaIshy action, and regulate esers
function. They are pleasant g sake'
gentle II their operation. yet thorouen
|sesrching. and powerful u sa'duine
iiseaee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

PsrAcmrs.- Rev. s. r. Anderson
iii preach - the Jssper u. = Church
saturday night q u o'clock, and 800
dsy morning q n o'clock. esboeu
School amer services Sunday morning
The public are cordially invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

rrMr. Joseph HailsF, r., moved 10
NE new house this week. having - -.
completed L that be can live - y eno
- clover % be work . 1nish q go
Aoue. Joe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

HThe lower aonse Of Congress, .
Monday. under suspension o. The roies
paced bill % repeal the iron clad cath
- I vote Of las 20 II. u wss relic q
the late unplsssansaess thst he'd becsms
uopIean-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

erAyer's Ssrsspsriiia, being highly
-eorcensrated, recr'res smaller doe.
"a y more eleciive. dose for dose, than
env o.her blood medicine. i . ne
eheapeps. beca1~e tie best Quslity and
,not quantity shc1Ii be considered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

rrH. 3. Nehringer = Brothers are
nov running their corn mill near Pat
oks bridge every day. turning ont ths
best or meal. Meal for soie q Andrew
Krempp's and Theo. 0ondernann's gro
.cery stores. IN jasper -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

snrLoH's vrTALSxER b what you neen
for Consumption, Loss 81 Appetite. Diz'
illness and I'll symptoms 81 ryspeps'a.
Price 10 and - cents per bottle. ko'
ale bv Mehringer Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

WvCarpeusers will Be interested = :
,otjcs 81 to-day's C0Uk1KR askinE 20
DID 20 build two school houses - neal
eon township. q plsce q those recently
burned
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

For lame Back. Side Or Chest use Shi-
loh's Porous Plsstrr. Price ~ cents'
Sold By Nehringer Bros
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

aerThe Vim 81 ths isss W. n Greer
- admitted % probste THE week IA
heoueashs bic widow o9O00 = value
"a his children each 81 500.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

NerIn or report q The standing q
.~holsrs in me public school last week
alice Nclehior shoold have bern credit
a Win 81 n grammar. instead q ".
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

~. II. =. Allison. Hutchinson, NAN.
c.ve6 M liz ~ : simple trial Bottle q
u. Kings New Discovery " Son'
sumpfion. which caused him - rrocnr'
! isr~e hottie. that completely cused nm
~hen Doctora change q climate ~
svs~xsh;r~ else had failed. Asthms
Rro.rhi,is. Hoarsness. Severe Cough.
~ sIl Throat and Lung disseses, y \
80 r,rseed - cure. Trial Bottle free z
s~hr;reer Fro,. Drug Store, Jasper, ant
|Cs W. swartz, Buntinsours, lndisna- :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

ex.rnu's corcB and Consampiicn Cert
a sold by % On : knarantee- - eoFe'
eonsu mrtion. Nehvinger Bros
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

WIZ yoU sUrrxn With Dyspepsia IN
liver Complaint? shiloht vitslizer
4 ruarnnterd q cure Sold ~ nenl
niger Bros
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

Thar HACKING cor0H can - 20 qutckIy
cured bv Skiloh's Cure. We guarantee
II. For sa:e by Nehringer Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

~ nice and large LOT o. dres. xoois
Ill BE- cold q remarkable Iou prices q
= Kueblefs during this month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-01-25

M. n. Hsskins moved y eae .
Buchsrt's nev houses Wednesday
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}m On lELlAsLE t0Ai yuzkSl
Sanders Z Keller
FRIEDMAN BANK.

|nUR citizens Ill know that The krIee-
ND man Rank he the best coal T. TIN
county. and Charles S4nders. ana -
x eller having made arrangements -
operate this bank this year, and being
|both experienced miners. feel that tney
lean supply their customer w1sn ~
VERY BEST COAL a any qoa.u.y
desired. and prompt delivery assured ~
application through Mr.. &c., setar1s
Isc;mster. Price. cents per buenel O.
Iplatiorm. and 8 cents delivered: -
Ipersons ordering over SO bushels q
time discount will b allowed Orders
respectfully collected $500
Oct. 5th, l6s3-lf.
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wheat, Grain, and Produce
s g ~ III S'r cezs sss:sA' &C.
Az. nth, iees-ly.
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o.. 80, S,s q. ss.c 49, sss =. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

Tho times are not 80 good rs thocountry
Inns seen; hut they might DO worse, and
haye been worse, There Is nothing like n
panic. Prices AFRO low, but they have set
tied gradually rather than tumbltd to
their present poiat; and there Is some
compensation In low prices, for they! mean
lower cost OF living. There is no great
rush Of business failures. Banks are hold
ing their own and putting out their money
Mt reasonable rates. Even in the manu-
featuring centres, such rs Wheeling and
its ncighborhood, there is no general dis
trcss. -.
The consoling truth is, We are d rich
people. There is plenty OF money III the
country, Notwithstanding We have been
TOO liberal buyers from other countries
But now il We are making less at home
VIC are buying less abroad, and tho result
Of this will ere long be felt in quickened
industry. II the demand for manufac
turrd products is not great, stocks arc moi
large, and every day the country grove
up to a greater consumption.
In our own community times NIGH
easily be harder, There arc many mer
on. OF work, but the outlook does not in
dictate n prolonged season OF idleness. II
is also to be said that Wheeling is fairly
supplied with ready money to meet the
winters wants. The volume OF holida!
business will be less than il was II yea
AGO, but it will still be large, and mer
chants in making purchases have general
" discounted the situation.
Wheeling has always weathored thu
storms OF trade troubles and come out lit
tie hurt. Worse times than these har'
only checked her prosperity, not LETT he
seriously embarrassed. The cloud tina
lowers now has n ~perceptible silver lining
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arrow, glaring at the General with fierce
aspect, is n noble sen Of tho forest, who
appears to be on the point OF taking
rms ~oENEkAL's scALr,

I.IY 10 Ehb ohNhhAL > sSALf. UHtEN
Alittle further on the Goddess Of lib.
crty smiles unterritied on MI immense bi.
son, who Gems to be In tho net Of charg.
ing on her majesty. .
The Japanese exhibits and many Others
Of importance were opened yesterday, and
the work Of putting them up progressed
fayorably.
Turning from tho Main Building to.
wards the city, and passingthe very hand.
some furniture pavilion erected by a
Grand Rapids company, one comes upon
the stables or barns for tho 1.-Two stock OK.
hibit, which are close on completion and
furnish Ill excellent Idea Of the extensive
scale on which this important feature Of
the Worlds Exposition will DO conducted.
Sfr. George Y. johnson, Of Kansas, who
has managed this department, and who
has been engaged in and seen all tho prin.
cipal 1.-Two stock exhibits elsewhere, states
that, unqucstionably, this will DO the
finest ever seen anywhere.
HENRY AUSTIN.
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Arnin,t tl,e spauish Treaty,

The more the Spanish treaty is consider
cd the less favor it commands. Tho United
States is asked to put in the scales abou.
five times rs much rs Spain puts in, and
call it oven measure. Even the free traders
are finding fault, and freely admitting
that VIC arc asked to pay too much for our
whistle. They SAY rs frankly that the
benefit would be to the Cuban sugar
planter, not to the American sugar con.
sumer.
Certain it is that We have gained moth.
ing from tho Hawaiian reciprocity treaty.
More than that, on the Pacific coast,
which draws its sugar supply from the
Sandwich Islands, sugar costs the onsu-
mel more per pound than it does on the
Atlantic coast or in..Wheeling, where there
is no pretense Of benefits from a recipro-
city treaty. Spanish diplomacy has over
reached us in this proposed treaty. Hap
PLY VIC have the brake OF legislation in
reserve, and the indications arc that the
treaty will not be ratified.
Democrats make the point that n party
just joing out OF power ought not to iastcn
these novel policies on its successor. The
point is. well made. The change comes
about by q narrow margin, it is true, but
the country has declared for n change and
that sentiment ough. to be respected.
There is no public exisency which de-
nands that SO radical 4 departure shall be
entered on at once.
\ new administration is standing at the
door ready to enter. To its lot will fall
the execution OF all national policies.
It ought not to be embarrassed with so
important . continuance not OF its own
making. In this country party respon-
sibility is a quality not to be ignored, for
Tor in fact we govern by parties.
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Again, the succession to Colonel Hugh
Sterling il worrying tho mind OF the most
a%ntiQuated OF the aggregation. The mp.
p~ltcants arc Numerous, and in one or two
instances influential, and this fact is what
causes trouble. In the first place the CO.
tcrie, rs a matter Of necessity, will have TO
back Colonel O'Brien. So far rs street
rumor goes, this is about all Of the sub
stantial backing lie has, il We except
Colonel Michael Reilly. Next in order
comes ex-Alayor \. j. Sweeney, the city's
beneiactor, the Board OF Public Works
enemy, the tariff Democrat. Following
him comes Colonel Kimberly, with the
same pedigree. barring the tariff.
That sad,sca.dog. Commodore Darrah, ties
his yacht TO the postotlice stepsandcalmly
awaits n rise. Ex-Mayor Egerter and
Mr.. Robert Simpson complete the list
OF those present and accounted for. Their
claims upon the position average we'll to-
gcther. Colonel O'Bheu Topped to the
! Republicans Mt n time when it didn't pay
to flop; he also helped to dirk the ring
last summer in the interest OF harmony.
He got it. Colonel Sweeney has i portfolio
OF recommendations, with plans and speci-
tications OF each. Colonel Kimberly
points with pride to his indigenous Fourth
ward Democracy and his numerous dis
appointments. Ex.Aisyor Eserter relies
on his German extraction and his tlaii-
tional luck. Colonel Simpson depends
upon his-lat,erly-unswervius Demo-
cracy and his ability to talk it,
while Commodore Darrah only says,
Nothing in my hand bring. want the
Office and its salary. This is my only
claim" There are probably two OIL three
able steeds in the back pasture that have
not yet attracted any attention. These
train with theold ''Ring' and one oithem
may probably get it. One thing is certain,
if Mr.. Baker has anything to do with the
nomination OF 4 postmaster at Wheeling
not one OF these named will be benefited
by his preference. II he wants it himself
he will get it.
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National Democratic Committee, the dis.
comfturc Of the State House riugsters
Is complete. This move was both unan-
ticipatcd and unappreciated. When Mr..
Baker ~ostensibIy slipped his grip on the
Register the opposition iondly hoped TINT
It had 0thelloized him and thus made it
easy for him to emigrate. II did nothing
OF the kind, however. It merely gave tho
astute and versatile gentleman an oppor-
tunity to a,nusc his friends, the enemy.
liz has spent much Of his time In tho
east recently, and It has beon incumbent
upon tho coterie TO keep q watch upon
him. Tho fact that Camden, Davis,
Kenna and other names aro used in con.
nection with all mention Of rreslden.
tial preference has not been calculated to
allny thotears Of either tho cotcr!o or other
p~rctendcrs, Thcreistroubloon thomindot
the would. be distributors Of Irrational plums.
This is evident OH the iace Of tho returns
such Of them as arc in. Major Alder.
son, who has resided In this city during Il
greater part OF the last fifteen years, has
himself accredited to the Third district in
his application for the position Of Collcc.
tor Of this State. Tho matter Of location
does credit to the Major'ssagacity, butt is
rather a.tcnua.ed and tho dire necessities
OF the genuine residents Of the poor bu,
ambitious members Of tho Third distric.
will hardly recognize tho solidity OF the
Majors claims.
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Commissioners Salc.
DUBLIC SALE

- VI BLAND fROFERll.
In PURSUANCE Of 8 deere IN the suit OF Tho TX.
change 4 \ Of Wheeling Is, Amos J. o-borIle and
Others, nsde by the Municipal Cour. Of Wlr!Iai
commissions. appointed thereby. proceed to ella!
public auction II the front door OF the Court linGG
q Ohio county. OF SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAiOF
DECEMBER. lsA. commencing al 10 O'Clock 4. ".
Lon No: II in the addition on Wheeling Island, Ibid
OUT By Hea.y .Nooce. EIsiee OF tlc esAle Of EheIs'
saes Zane, sad t;oni!ns 81 The north ode Of E1Ge
stssei: and 2to 10: No l. In Daniel Zanc's addition
o. Wheeling Island. on the sSriheAst corner o.
Zane and Huron sIeSs- On the from, part Of loi
no. II Is erected a double twu-s:o.y frame hWClaH;
house, containing e!ghs roos1s: and n small tenant
house Q: two CONS on the allie! in the rear OF sid
On lot No. Il Is erected 4 double txos,orr franc
eo:ASe containing thee cuosas.
TERMS OF SALE-Qaeih!ei and as much nero
Is ;he pu'ca1sec msy e3ect, CASH: and ths r+!!Lc
IN vo equal payments. payable respectively III
StSE and EeETxES months, from day OF sale; Nf
credit tnS.AllmenS, no;Cs TO he given by the IhAt'
eaasss OF purchasers vita satisfactory it:'onSt ~
cr.ity, and the title 70 Be sctAinrI until !I!! IUf,'
ehAse money Is paid, and 4 conveyance tinca!
by the eor--
4. J. CLAREE
Special Co:am!N.o1ci
!: Thas. ". Da-zah, Geek OF the Municipal Govt
Of Wheeling. do cc:t!fy ihA; bond and Sri1E
have been stven By said SPECIAL comn!Siore!&'a
aslu!set b! Law, Ard By sid decre OF sale.
THo. u. DARRAH, C&;s;
&c. HEsvEr. A~uc.!onec,. nQtIhA
The above nle Is adjourned until SATURDAY; ~
ecmoes =, 1881, =. 70 o'cloSk 4. ", II the IsoRs
door O! the Court Iocs&
desYwty SEsc!M ComEs!H..neI
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2enal alotices.
STATES OF ANTIIG,-

TINTED STATES OF AMElICa:
iu tho District Cour, OI the United y,.,
District o! West Virginia. """s TOT tie
G, K. Skunk, Assignee OF the Nntlno,
Hallway and Dry Dock Company
The Steamboat 'Dlutnal."
by a dccre.al order entered In ,bO a.,
titled suit, In the district Court Of Ins Cn poCVs en-
for the District OF West Virginia, vi" sSu sNpS
referred TO the ~utdentgucI, OH, ~ ~ Itase W.
mlsslonen OF said Court, we CCa'
ITO compute ailt h4cettAln the amount, ,,.,
the lbellalt and the intervVuou, n,IssItSS nuGh
principal aud Interest On lccouut Of inSh ntHeit' 20
l.hcd or labor performed BY tho lIbclIsn,l ~ ny,
in!etveaon IN REPAIRING said boat OF Il, o, Nv.
llDellant or by the i%nteryenOts, aud rct" , Ss1
Court the amount duo 70 tho lN,IC, ~ y " VA
and the!r pr!osiaes. Il any," ''N"SE'
IT, ne ~litsltIni and Intervening, lt.iioaL, !, n.
adtttoi suit, and " oil othtrs Thom L na, INt
Eor,cIl IS HEREBY OWEN. tina, haze S,r $50 ~
Motitiay, Set oet -, fsst' a. 70 OetWkI Wy
tho time, and tho olice ol. i. u, lAfr, Es1> :. AS@
for lib0llant, No. 4! Twelfth street in H. t1GSioE
Wheeling, In sald district, US the lisTc' u" az tIIV
talniug aud reporting tho matter In III p'Ei'
mentioned, and any other matters I'm, ,H, ' ;HflSs
quitcd by amy party Ia Interest, or lhRt' nvN>
deemed pertinent BY the c1niA!%IOact. any Dc
Given under my hand this u day Of nSrnl,,
decl us. Gom nHt,YS.
The above named commissioner hayln,,L.n,
the undersigned has been directed by tsc HtS6Hi,
execute tho foregoing orlct Of r%r!cnncc, Nv, %MyHH@ y
proceed 70 DO so Ut tho time and place %iarStiO W.;
ALFRED MIElSSTmy
i "## D." ....#' U, !. CnuINIaI.'
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Special 9nttrcs.

4 CARD.-To ali who are Euccsias from errors
and iadtscrtoas Q! youth, nervous weakness,
carly decay, loss 81 manhood &C., ! will send 4 n
srsa, remedy WIS discovered BY a missionary IN
South America. SEM selisdensssd envelope 70
Rxv. Joskr,tT 1SxAS, Station D., New foek.
tyli-XwrAw 2aI,fay ar4
fIrS:-Al Fits stopped trN BY d.. Hines GNa.
Nerve kcstosSs. No Fits ate: drst days lse. MAs-
II, cEsS Send to Dr.. Kline, 81 Arch 81, Phfla-,
Ia. Cancer Institute, 81 Arch St, Phtla-, Ia Go
~ Il E9
MO CURE. NO pAY.-WHlTE-
IN uuRSTS 0dA. Baha.l s warranted to cure
coughs, colds, Group throat And lung diseases, etc.
SIX drops \ dos. 1y Il II not sAitsaed setul,
the empty hottie and SET you; money back. Sold
by chAS. f. Gess.e. Ii Sixteenth sssst. AID all
aluSsSa, P5tae 80. tlE ncSxvy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-15

DURHEr,s SALAD DRESSING AND CoIp
MEAr SAuCH. The universal fayorto both
In the U. s. and Great Britain. Whole
some, delicious, economical, and nutri.
trious. Saves anxiety, waste, and trouble.
~. .EIf Nwr.tN -
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Assionce's Sale.
A SSlGSEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE


A SSIGSEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE
BY virtue OF the authority rested In him ly
decd Of assignment made BY Samuel LIten, j.,
and Annie l. Li;;ca, his wife, 10 CHARTS Il, -mIA.
dAted sep.emb7: II, ISL, and recorded In the ollie
OF lhe Clerk Of he County Court OF Ohio COEDiy,
wes. Virginia. In DccJ Book No. &c, al page Il, Tie
TO the hiches: and bst bidder, e. the .toat dvorG
The Corr. House Of Ohio county, In the City u
WheelIns, ". Va, on
SATURDAY. THE sh DAY OF DECEMBER, ISL.
commencing n: 10 o'c.oct 1. H., the following d.
enbed real esAin, TIA; s 70 say: 6 certain piece;
parcel Of ground Situate in the City o. Wheeling,
county OF Ohio, and safe OF West Virginia, de-
scr!bed and bounded IS follows 80 wit: twenty-five
feet T., ~ @! the Yves: ends OF los Numbered s!1;
Ca!dwelrs Addison to the City OF Wheeling. aid
In she sixth wAai OF said city: bestaniag NJ The
northwest: corner OF lot numbered sixty (G0D, aud
running in a sorthetly direction with the westlIl,
OF lots Numbered sixty (Hl, ;1iIy-niDc (5yl Aud
a!sy-ctshs (ss), one hundred Cloo) feet to a STAKE;
thence q: right angles with >a!d fine In an casicT.y
di.cct!oa twenty five C2.5l feet: thence In q uorACf-
y direction one HUNDRED {ia9 feet, more OF les, -
TtSeriytt1th street: thence In westerly direction
with ne line Of AID sire. TO the beginning.
TRIMS OF S!LE|Oreth!rd OF the pGschke
money, aud as much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, cash n hand on day OF sale: and the
ceSdue ;hea o! In two equal inStlInent, al TX
and twelve months from day OF sale: the purchaser
TO give his notes for the deferred ins:Alncnts, and
to sour BE sane By a ced Of ucs; upon tie
CHARLES r. SMITH, Assignee.
". Il. HALLE, Auc.!opee:. lollX
The above sale has been postponed mill Tutf.
front dooT Q: The toaF: House. a0sA AN ~s
desxw4T CHARLES II. SMITH Assignee.
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Nome OF tue benefits OF the new Stree
across the Island arc already being felt in
tho increased trade done by merchant:
and business men Of this city with Ohio
farmers and others from the counties O.
Harrison, Belmont and Tuscasawas.
The West Virginia Historical Society
founded by the late Hon. GU. Faulkner,
OF Berkeley county, is likely to be reorgan'
lied and made apermanent institution. A
meeting was held a few days ago a,
Charleston and arrangements initiated 10,
holding regular sessions in a pernanen,
room in the new State House. At one
time this society had quite a iootholi in
the State and numbered among its mem.
beers some OF the most cultured and intel.
lectual men from all parts OF it.
The citizen who has had \ call IRON s
number OF prominent citizens" with a re,
quest that he run for mayor is becoming
q little multitudinous. The delegation
generally consists OF o few wand strikers
or q collection Of men the grade Of whose
responsibility is a ,sitie higher, but who
have the same objec. in view; that is
either free liquor or = chance to distribute
the gratuities OF the candidate antecedent
to the election. The c,edulous candidate
will give this a prominent placein his hat.
The Third district is evidently dazed
over the November National Democratic
scratch. Thus far only one OF its citizens,
Major J. c. Anderson, has applied for any
office in the gii. OF tho new administra.
ton. There is neutrality-suspicious. shout
this silence. It bodies no good to the
coteHe. From kaaawhs county alone We
hear no reques.irom any o; the Quarters,
the Mollohans, the Woods, the Brouns,
the Fersusons, the Browns, the Collins,
the ?the ?the land the VAS. contingent
up and down the Kanawha, whose name
has been Micawber ever since the first
white settlement.
Governor Jackson will hardly startle
the State at the ensuing session OF the
Legislature by announcing that this State
is in a condition Of great prosperity and is
on. OF debt. His frs. message eontsined
some s~cnerali,ies OF this kind. No: long
ai.es he made this boast csne reassess-
ment and the announcement that West
Virginia was actually over a quarter OF a
million OF dollarsin debt The Governor
will have to sAirmish around and find
some other astonisher this time.
49,
~ Nnv. that Nv INwfs Na boe 1n.oSaS