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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27
GENERAL a G. wgIssERr

Elected Chief of the Grand
Army.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The national
,ncsnipincnt got to work early Thurs
lay morning and proceeded to dispose
rf siness with unexpected rapidity.
he resolution which the Ohio delega-
ion was instructed by their depart
ment encampment to present and urge,
to abolish the practice of making the
commander n-chief. senior and Junior
vice commander of the national en-
campment, and ex-department COM
manders life members of the national
encampment, was offered by Delegate
Series. The proposition was supported
by half a dozen delegates but met defeat
by an overwhelming majority.
When the election of COMMANDMENTS
chief was taken up, General A. G..
Weissert, ex-department commander of
Wisconsin, was put in nomination by
his state and the nomination was Sec
onded by a number of other states.
General s. A. Hearst. of Ohio, and
Colonel G. p. Lincoln, of the depart
ment of the Potomac, withdrew, and
General Weissert's election was made
practically by reclamation.
A. q. Weissert was born at Canton,
O., Aug. II, 1914. He was winning
fame at the Milwaukee bar when the
war broke out. As soon as the tocsin
sounded he enlisted in the Eighth Wis
consin infantry, the 'sliye eagle" reei-
ment of history, and shared its fortunes
till the battle of Nashville. There he
was grievousiy wounded, receiving a
bullet just over the knee which he still
carries. Couvalescing sufficiently to re-
join his regiment, he did so ON crutches.
After four years gallant services he
was breyetted captain from the date of
the battle of Lake Chicol, Arkansas,
June 6. 1864, for meritorious service
fight and at the battle of Nashville, on
the 18th December following and for ex-
traordinary bravery throughout the Red
river expedition. BE refused the tender
of a West Point cadetship by reason of
his wound.
He Joined the Grand Army of the Re-
public at Madison, Wis, in 1866 and has
filled creditably every position from
comrade and officer of the day up to de-
partment commander. He is now a
member of e. b. Wolcott post of Mil
'waukee.
The following We're the additional Off
GERS elected:
Senior vice commander-R. II. War
field, of San Francisco.
Junior vice commander-Ayres, of
Surgeon general-Dr. W. c. weyl, of
Danbury, Conn. =
Chaplain-in-chief-Rev. Delamar R.
Lowell, of Kansas.
boston Next Year.
Boston was chosen as the next place
for holding the national encampment of
the Grand. Army airl- Fl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27

The most ridiculous plea in be-
half of a high tariff is that it makes
low prices, when every intelligent
person knows that the real object OF
a high tariff is to make high prices.
If it does not have this effect, how
does it protect the American man
ufacturer against the cheap wares of
Europe? The object of high tariff
is to enable the home manufactures
to get high price, for his product.
If high tariff made prices lower
You would find the manufacturers
solidly opposing it. But increased
duties inevitably result in increased
prices, and when the Republicans
argue otherwise they are either very
ignorant or are trying to deceive
the people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27
AN INTERESTING QUESTION.
1t Should BE Decided Before the Ma.
tIonal Election.

It Should BE Decided Before the Ma
tional Election.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 90. - William
Walker, in letter to The Washington
Post. raises question in connection
with the approaching election that may
be of Importance as it certainly is of in
terest Referring to the generally ac-
scepted theory that the electoral college
of 1892 will contain 444 votes. Mr..
Walker says:
Paragraph 2, Section /, Article Q, of
the constitution is as follows: Each
state shall appoint in such manner "a
the legislature thereof shall determine
a number of electors equal TO the whole
number OF senators and representatives
to which the state may be entitled in
the congress-
Which congress does this refer to is
the question. Is 1t the one in existence
or one in the future? The Fifty-third
congress, upon which is based the 444
electoral votes can not exist until after
the next president and vice president
shall have been elected. If the Fifty
second congress shall decide the election
In case there should not be an election
by the electoral college and not the
t1fty-third congress, why is it then an
electoral college based ON the new an
portionment under which the Fifty
third congress is TO be elected is to de-
eide the election?
Each political party seems to be act
ing upon the same premises taken by
you, but would it not be wise to con-
sider this question in time to avoid what
ton"
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: lE5sN5 sIIEl7 7sIE
q CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS ksd
II Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use ~
E6 In time. Sold by druggists.
8 szSlElsKgINIslI7ISlE ~
Trustees Sale.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a
decree of the Circuit Court of MASON County
West Virginia, made ON the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1892, in the Chancery cause of j. A
Watterson VS.. j. $ HanIy, and others, and
the PROVISIONS of certain deed OF trust
executed by James 4. Watterson u me
as Trustee, bearing date the 2lst day of March
1872, recorded in the office of the Clerk OF the
County Conrt of Mason county, West Yir-
gtnta, in trust deed book No. @, pages 1856, &c,
securing tie payment OF four promissory
notes of one hundred and thirty-one and
D-1UO dollars each, and payable to John 8.
Hsnly In thirty, sixty, nj ETY. and one hum
cred and twenty days respectively from the
date of said trust, and default having been
made in the payment OF $500 thereof, with
interest from September Is, 1892, and being
requested by the holder of said notes, Twill on
Saturday. the 22d day of October, 1892
at the front door OF the Court House of said
county, sell for cash, the following personal
property situated on the head waters of Jer-
rvs Run, a branch OF Ohio Sixteen Mile
Creek. in Clendenin district, Mason county,
W est 1rgtnfa, one portable boiler and en-
CINE and one circular saw mill attached to
said engine, together with all utensils used
In operating said mill, and all fixtures or
every description belonging thereto, and one
circular saw; also one grist mill including
burrs, bells, picks and all the fixtures be-
mill. w r. GUM
Sept H-4wl Trustee.
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1t is reported that the Kansas
farmers are contributing wagon
loads of 60-cent wheat to help along
the canvass in that State against
Harrison and McKinleyism. A
single county gave % wagon loads
"a load for each township. The
wheat is sold and the money put
into the campaign. Politics is
rather more lively it tho West than
in the East.
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KANSAS CRY, Sept. 26.-The indica-
tions are that both Lewis and Russell,
the embezzlers who got nearly 800. 900
from the Lombard Investment com
pany, of this city, will go free in Mex
leo. Both, who have been under arrest,
lewis at New Laredo and Russell at
Mexico City, have been released from
custody under habeas corpus proceed
ings. The Lombards were not sur
prised to hear that Lewis and Russell
were free, but they say they will fight
very hard to get their money back and
put the high-class thieves through.
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ENJOYED THEMSELVES.

One Man Shot and Another Fatally
Stabbed at Colored Dance.
SOUTH CHARLESTON, o., Sept. co.
While the colored folks of this place,
Selma, Springfield and Clifton We're en-
joying dance given near here Satur-
day night, number of the colored
gentry got into row about some
women present. A man named Combs,
living at Selma, was shot through the
cheek, and one named Pagan, living
there also, was fatally stabbed by man
from Clifton. whose name was not
learned, and who is still at large. The
man who is cut is reported dead.
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THEY WERE .AsLEEP.

The Coroner Discovers the Cause OF the
Wreck mt sl,rcye, o.
: CLEVELAND, Sept. 26.-In the cor
oner'sinqueston the Shreve wreck, Ergi-
neer Bradley and Conductor Conklin, of
the freight train which ran into the ex-
press train admitted being asleep while
their train laid on siding for three
hours. Being awakened by a passing
freight they thought the passenger had
also gone by. The conductor gave the
order to go ahead, and when but few
miles out the collision occurred. The
total loss of life was twelve, most of the
victims being burned up.
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s. Hardeman, Esq.

of Roane county, was nominated
last Thursday, at Spencer, by the
Democratic Senatorial Convention,
as their candidate for State Senator
for the Fifth Senatorial DISTRICT
He is farmer, man of high char
acter, GO d Democrat, and will be
Mr.. Wiley's colleague in the Senate,
for he will be elected.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27
CALLED 10 A THRONE.
A Negro in Tennessee VIII soon Reign
Over Part of Africa.

A Negro I'm Tennessee VIII Soon Reign
Over Part of Africa.
NASHVILLE, Sept. PA young negro
who has spent years at the Central Ten
nessee college, in this city, has been
called to throne in Africa. His name
is Momolu Massaquai, and he came
from the Vey country, region of in
terror Africa adjoining Liberia.
He was converted some years ago to
Christianity by Mrs. Mary Brierl, an
English missionary, and through her
influence and that of Bishop Renick. of
Louisville was brought to this country
and put at school. He received the
news Tuesday that his father, King
Balah. had been killed in war and he Is
called to reign in his stead.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27
A saloon Tragedy.

vINcENSEs, Ind, Sept. 26.-Sunday
afternoon James Kerns, a local tough,
had fight at the Last Chance saloon,
ON Second street with Bob and Gene
Dale, brothers. Kerns slashed both with
a knife and split one of the Dale boys
nose wide open. Both Dales were Sc
riously carved. Bill Dale, another
brother, then took hand in the fight
and shot Kerns. 1t is believed one or
two of the wounded men will die. Bill
Dale, the only uninjured man, is in jail
for the shooting.
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SEVERAL KILLED.
By a -Head-End Collision on tho
Pennsylvania.
Two Trains Come Together
Near Shreve, Ohio.

As the Result OF the Crew of a Freight
Not obeyins ordsrs-FIrs BrsaA. Out,
and severn, :, ,,s sS n',, ras.snss, Car.
Nine People Injured
PrrrsBURG. Sent % Abor,t q o,.,,,.,,
wednesday morning trains oI No : q ci sca
No. 10. first section, on tI,s pan,s on
. 49,. -, va ,oV On tns fennsyi-
s.ll,a roa No., colnoed near Shreve, o..
ui'einns Do'n engines One postal car,
Two express cars one baggage car, one
coach were destroyed by fire and FIVE
freight cars were broken up. No. 8 was
the second sectinr.,f No * n,,,,s', Gu. 81.
~, 4l,a ,na;,, t,r',.,. -. ~ o.is
~ IT, ~ -. = as asainss net.
80 me-. ne ca'.se Was tne neglect ON the part
OF some OF the freight crew to obey
orders and stay ON the siding at Wooster
until the passenger had passed. Just
who is responsible is not known.
The trains met on q c,,rva and +ha
flash of the headlights was the first init
nation the engineers had of what to
prepare for: Roth Reversed b,,t - ... -
too late. ' D1s = was
\, 81, 49,
1911 =. siie sils w,ncn ioiiowed tne wreck,
lsPserai OF the bodies OF the dead were
consumed
George Smith, Crestline, o.. passen-
ger fireman. ~
y; f. Reese, Massillon, O., postal
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are ar 1 i d;sc ns~ IN the ,s = 2
port. There is considerable speculation
as to what new vessels the secretary will
recommend It is believed he viii ask
for another battle ship and renew his
recommendation for small gunboats and
several torpedo cruisers.
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CATTLE-Prime. 81 SOS 10; good, "a 90
a 40, fair, 50 1903 IS. bulls. stays and
fat cows, s. 25G3 so. light stockers. 81 l59
2 20: fresh cows. $20d40; veal calves, IS %
@6 %; thin calves. 81 0Ol3 90.
HOGS Best Philadelphias. s. S0tG5 s.;
best Workers and mixed, IS 6595 80, fair
Workers, s. 1905 co; grassers, q 90@5 30;
roughs. "a O0@5 90.
SHEEP- Extra. IS 00a5 10; good, 81 40@
4 90, fair, 50 1903 25: common, 81 O0@2 90;
yearlings, 50 COOS 10; lambs. 81 00@6 90.
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meeting, for the very able and en-
tertainiDg speech delivered, aud the
very acceptable manner in which
he had filed Mr.. Fellows place.
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WE'RE ALL RIGHT.
Cholera Appears to Have Given
Us the Shake,
And Of Course There Will Be
No Protests.

Not Single Case of Suspicious Nature
in Camp Low, Sandy Hoois-rhe Plague
Increasing in the Vicinity of Odessa.
Abating in Almost Every Other Part o
Europe-Cholera Notes.
CAMP Low, Sandy Hook, N. j., Sept.
26.-The doctors bulletin Monday morn
reported one case of diarrhea, but NOT
of q suspicious nature.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27
LIGHTED HIS PIPE.
Bangi Derrick. Drin and All Went

ANDERSON. Ind, Sept. ga peculiar
explosion of natural gas occurred here
Monday morning. Some workmen were
drilling well south of town and ex-
pected to strike gas some time soon.
Suddenly the rope that held the drill
broke and the drill fell. One of the men,
who went to light his pipe, threw the
burning match into the hole and imme-
diately there followed terrific explo-
sion, bringing up drill, derrick and all
and scattering the fragments for some
distance around. One very remarkable
feature is the fact that no one was seri
ously injured. Two of the workmen
were burned about the face.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27

The Democratic State ticket from
MaeCorkle down to Holt is good
one. Every many is fully qualified
and will make competent and honest
officials, and the ticket deserves the
hearty support it is receiving all
over the State.
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About BouIogns
I'm elmo NetIerInnds

ROTTERDAM, Sept. 26.-The cholera
still prevails in the Netherlands, but
not to an extent to justify any alarm
that the pestilence will get beyond the
control of the authorities. The statistics
in regard to the progress of the disease
show only comparatively small num-
Der of fresh cases and deaths. In Rot
terdam only one fresh case was reported
Sunday
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Naval EstImate.

New YORK, Sept. Pa special to The
Herald from Washington says the an
nual estimates for the navy for the fiscal
year 1894 have been made up and viii be
sent to the secretary for transmission to
congress. It is understood that about
$4,000. 900 has been recommended for
payments on account of the new navy
which will come due between July /,
1893. and June 30. 1894. No estimates
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27

Now Attributes Her Recovery to Faith
and Prayer.

MUNcIE, Ind, Sept. 26.-Mrs. Chl.
Woodring, of this city. claims to have
been relieved of the fatal consumption
by faith cure The woman has been
confined to her bed since last March,
and two weeks ago the physicians in
formed her that her case was fatal and
death was near at hand. The woman is
devout Christian and recently, while
reading her Bible she read about the
miracles of God in olden times in heal
ing the sick. She had the faith and in
vited several Christian brethren and sis
tiers to come and pray for her a week
ago. Since that time the woman has
taken no medicine, and she has so much
improved that she now does her house
work and is fast recovering. The case
is peculiar one and the medical frater-
nifty is puzzled.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27

Colorado, Nevada and Idaho are
likeley to cast their electoral votes
for Weaver on the silver issue.
Senator Stewart, the Republican
Senator from Nevada, has declared
for Weaver as tho only candidate
whose silver views harmonized
with the interests of his State.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-09-27
No AduIterated MIX in BIoomfieid.

NEW CONCORD. O., Sept. e6.-Four
miles north of here Samuel George has
been supplying the wants of Bloomfield
people with milk. When he first COM
menced he delivered it in an ordinary
can, but there were complaints of too
much water and too little milk. Now
every morning and evening he drives his
cows into town and stopping at the diff
ferent houses milks Just the amount the
amount the customer wants.
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A Grasshopper Pest.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 24.-Mil-
ions of grasshoppers have made their
appearance in Christian and Montgom-
cry counties. They move about in
swarIns and vehicles passing along
the highway kill many of them. In
places they are, so numerous as to greatly
ahfoy stock eby flying against them.
They are of the Kansas species.
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Review OF the Grain and Cattle Market
Tor September 20

WHEAr-65@72c-
CoRN-49G53c
WooL-Unwashed fine merino, 16a1sc;
H-blood clothing. 2o@22c; braid, 17@1sc:
fine. merino x and Xxx, 25@26c; medium
clothing, 26627c.
CArTLE-Select butchers, g 25@4 so; fair
HoGs-Selected butchers and heavy
shipping. IS 35@5 so: fair to good packing.
S. 0Oa5 y; common and rough, 81 50l1
5 co.
SnEEP-s3 O0Ia5 90.
LAaIBs-s3 5015 35.
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The Risk would he Too Great.

= iCIncAoo. Sept. 26.-At a meeting of
the joint committee ON ceremonies
and the council of administration
of the worlds fair held it was
definitely decided that no fire works
are TO be used at jackson park during
the coming dedicatory ceremonies. They
will be distributed between three of the
other parks TO be designated by the cele-
bration committee.
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Discussing the Congressional can

1I5cuSsIHS tH5 OUbgressIohaI CAN
didates the Wayne Ners says:
"They know where to find Mr..
Capehart, but in the light of his
past record, would never go twice
in the same direction to find Mr..
Caldwell. The latter gentleman
likes to talk but he seldom talks
twice on the same side of any quest
ion. In politics he is like cubical
block. He has six faces and no one
can tell which of the six will be
turned up. A man had better not
speak so much than to speak in ia
vor of a different party each sue
ceeding election"
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Convicted After Fourtecn Yaar.

RICHMOND. KY, Sept. 2s.-The trial
of William Smith for killing Robert
Sanders fourteen years ago resulted in a
verdict of murder in the first degree.
the penalty being fixed at imprisonment
for life; smith Is a widower, forty-two
years old, and has three children.
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The Dahomeyans sIanrht.r.a.

PARIS, Sept. photographic advices
received here from Colonel Dodds, in
command of the French forces in Da-
honey against King Behanzin, the native
ruler, says: 1.-The flower of the Daho-
meyan army was killed in MONDAYS
battle. The French troops are pre-
pairing to make another attack ON the
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Says hut Twelve Are Dead,

PITTsBuRG. Sept. 23.-At the Office of
General Superintendent Watt, of the
Pennsylvania company, it was stated
Thursday that the report that number
OF the passengers on train No. g,
wrecked at Shreve, o.. were still miss
ing, had been thoroughly investigated
and was without foundation. The re-
mains of the unknown victims of the
accident We're fully identified Thursday
morning as Mrs. +. Sheally and child,
and sister of Mrs. Sheally, named Miss
Annie Campbell, of Bucyrus, o., en-
route to Espeyville, Pa. The total num-
Der OF dead is twelve, and none are
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The Force Bill is disturbing the
other fellows much more than they
admit. In seeking to repudiate it
the Republicans are developing a
degree of dishonesty that we. did
not expect till later in the campaign.
Sentinel
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Cremated in Gambling House.

THOMPSON, N. D., Sept. ga gam
bling house was burned here Sunday
afternoon. Dennis Keohee and one un-
known man were burned to death.
Mike Clear, William Curry, colored
man named Turper and one unknown
man were badly injured.
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The Mexican President Gets Another
Four-Year Term.
CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 26.-The cham
Der of deputies, which constitutes the
electoral college, has again declared
Diaz president of Mexico for four years
from the LIST of next December.
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Boston.
IN and DannovIyo,

WooL-Ohio and Pennsylvania xxx 81
@32c, Xxx and above 2S929c, Y 271S@29c,
No. l S3@34c, No. 2 30@31c, fine unwashed
19@2lc. understandable 22@221<c. Ohio
combings, No. u and blood 35@36c, No.
2 A-blood BIC, Ohio delaine 3I@S2c.laE gsH
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ON THE OTHER SIDE.
Cholera Generally Decreasing Throushor

Cholera Generally Decreasing Throughout
Europe.
LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch to The
News from Antwerp says: The cholera
bacillus has been discovered in well in
an infected street of this city. Many
pumps have been ordered closed.
In the Vicinity of Odessa.
The Odessa correspondent of The
News says that there is marked daily
increase in the cholera mortality in all
the infected districts in that region.
About BouIogne.
The Paris correspondent of The News
says several deaths from cholera have
been reported in Portel, suburb of
Boulogne, since the recent fetes.
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Hoes-Heayy, s. 1895 65; packing, s. 90
so; light, IS COOS so.
CATTLE = Good to prime, 81 o0G5 so;
others, So 25@4 10; mixed, 81 25@3 so.
SHREP-$3 25@5 25.
LAMBs-S3 50l5 IS.
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LONDON, Sept. ga final meeting
was held Monday of the commission
upon the questions at issue between the
United States and Great Britain in
Behring sea.
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Toledo.

wHEAT-575<c.
CoRN-461<c.
OATs-33c.
- o y : Cash, 50 Os; November,
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UNIQUE Attempt Al snicfde-

MARTINsvILLE, Ind, Sept. 26.-Mrs.
Core attempted suicide Saturday by let
ting window fall across her neck. Her
jaw was broken. She is aged, and brood
ing over the evil ways of her SON caused
the act.
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pIAZ REELECTED.

PETEoLEUM-S. w. ITO deg, 61<c; "a deg.
gasoline, &C; So deg. gasoline, lOc; 50 deg.
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Boston was chosen as the next place
for holding the national encampment OF
the Grand Army.
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FOR coNGREss-FoURrH DISTRICT.
JAMES CAPEHART, of Mason.