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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-07-14
To The voter. Of Cnlhnnn county:
Respectively,
j. ID. CUT.IT.

hereby announce myself candidate for
the Sdicc of Prosecuting Attorney of yomr
county. Believing in fair distribution of
the public gifts and also believing that there
Is no one seeking this position at this time
who can show a better right To receive it
i'1u can, have concluded to nsk the yot-
Who may take part in the coming Demo-
cratic primary election to nominate me for
said position, and if elected promise faith
ftl discharge q dutic- to the hest Of my abil-
ity. Very truly YOURS,
lrtcE lEHEELI.
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CNommissioncr's Notice.

State of West Virginia,
vs.
VI. a. Riddle and others.
In Chanccry in the circuit court of Cal
houn county.
The above named cause having by an
order OF the said circuit court made mt the
June tcrc thereof, 1896, been referred To
the undersigned, one of the commissioner,
of the said court, with instructions to a-ccr-
tain and report the state of the title Of each
tract proceeded against III the said cause.
the person or persons holding lcins against
any or ali OF said tracts, the nature. priori-
ty and amaunt ni said leins, and also to
report any and all other matter, deemed
pertinent or that may he required by any
party in interest. Therefore the parties to
the said suit and all Others who may Ice in
terested therein will take notice that have
fixed upon TUESDAY, the 18th day Of An
gust, 1896, as the time, and the Office Of the
Clerk OF the said Court, at the court house
OF said county, as the place, when and
where ! will proceed to execute the refer
cncc aforesaid Given under my hand
this 30 h day Of June, 1896.
I-iw Amos H. KENNEY, Gom'r.
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Drunk or sober, there are great
many smarter men than the writer and
II" doubt there are many better chris
tians in h. BE this as it may, we
always have had sOa!e notions of our
own, and when convinced that we are
right never rctract. We are often
overpow"red 10y numbers and forced
to submit 10 what we believe is pal
pably wrong. but most all men who
have opinions and courage to express
them have to endure the same thing.
We are not the kind OF "crittcr" that
whines and sulks i'm our tent.
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.Nommissioncr's Notice.

NoHififiSSiOncf NOtlce.
State Of Wet Virginia,
LOuis ID. Ben and others,
In Chancery in the circuit court of Cal
houn county.
The ubove named cause having bv an
order oi the said circuit court made at the
June Term thereof, 1896, been referred To
the undersigned, ono of the commission
erS 81 said coart, with instructions To as
certain and report the state of the title of
each tract proceeded against in the said
cause, the person or persons holding lcins
against any or all OF said tracts the nature.
amount and priority of each of ,aid lcins
and also 10 report any and all other mat
tiers deemed pertinent, or that may be re-
qnired by any party in Interest. There
fore the parties t. said suit and all others
who may be Interested therein will take
notice that have fixed upon Tuesday, the
18th day of Aui mst, 1896, as the time, and
the office OF the Clerk Of the said Court. at
the court house of said county as the place
when and where will proceed to execute
the reference aforesaid. Givcnundcr INV
hand this Both day of zSe, 1896.
7l.lw AMo- f. KTNNHY. t,un'r
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Announcements.
For Housc Of Dclegutes.

To the Democrats ofCulhoun county:
Having some ambition To- represent the
good people of Calhnun in the next Lcgi>l:,-
turc, | hereby make my announcement, that
! am Il candidate for House of Delegate. and
submit my claims to the Democratic prnr,-
~ Ia he held in our county ON the 22nd
day at August, 1896. | kindly solicit your
vote and influence.
Very Cordially Yours,
\. T.. kENNEY.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Circuit Courts.
Tenth Of February. June aud October.
County Courts.
Second Monday in April, July, November
and January.
Arrivals and Exits of Mails.
IIarrisvillc; leaves daily, at q. m, OK.
cept sunday, arrives same day At ! p. IN.
ArnoldSburg; arrives daily at II o'clock
M, and leaves at =. IN.
Chenille arrives every Tuesday and Fri
day at p. M, and leaves "Wednesday and
Saturday at Z a. M.
Burning Spring, leaves every Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday at a. m, arrives
TUESDAY, Thursday ANA Saturday at p. nj.
Staten leaves Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday al IL Il. IN. and arrive. I y. M
same DAYS.
Societies.
Eureka Lodge, 40. 10, y f. and \. NJ.
meets Saturday night ON or before the fun
moon in each month.
}. II, Honhnrs, W. NJ.
X. VI. MARSHALL. Secy.
Grartsville Lodge, No. 100, /. O. o. f.,
meets Saturday night in each week at $50
o'clock y. ~. J. ". Metz, y. G..
w. W. BEANNoN, Sccy
Richardsonville Lodge L. q. q. f., meets
every Saturday night
J. Il. SrARcHER, y. G..
\. L..MACE, Secy
Thorburn Post, No. -, c. \. H., meets
Saturday ON or before the first full moon
in each month.
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Il. ". HALL.


Iou will please announce through y"iIr
columns that | am 81 candidate for Clerk al
the Circuit Court of Calhoun county subject
To the Democratic nominating convention or
primary election when held. Asking la
vorablr consideration by all tho Democratic
voters of the county, am,
\ ours Respectfully.
j. H. ilAYuUIer.
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Local Briefs.

Some men ought to talk about in.
gratitude.
Circumstances make n wonderful
change in things.
No, We haven't got the $500 Meth,
er has the other fellow got the office.
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OIommissiomcr's Noticc.

McConaughcy q Co, In chonccry in
vs. ! the cirruit .,,, r,
w. II. Riggs and other, Of Calhoun Go.
The above named cause having. bv an
order OF the circuit court of Calhoun coun-
~ made at the June term thereof. 1896.
been referred tu the undersigned, one Of
the commissioners OF said court, To- asccr-
tain and report what real estate is owned
by any Of the judgement debtors in the bill
mentioned, the lcins existing against the
same by judgement or otherwise, The ma
turc, amount and priority Of such liens and
To whom owing, tho rental value Of any
such real estate. and any other matter
deemed pertinent or which may he reuuir-
cd by any party in interest Therefore the
parties to the said SUIT and all other. who
NAV be- interested therein will take notice
that have ia cd upon Wedncrdav the Igtb
day of August 1896, ~ the time, nnd tho
office Of the Clerk Of the said Court at the
court house Of said county, q, the place.
Whom and where ! will proceed 10 execute
fhc reference aforesaid. Given under nv
hand this the 3Oth day of June, 1896.
TI-4w AMOS T. KrSSty C,,,tr
Linn n Hamilton, Att'ys for PINS.
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Now don't stand i:
the way of the cars.

CA1O "cIy VI CAAO SL1 ..
There were several people in at.
'cndance at the first days soeion Of
the Court
There were few horse "4w"ps" in
Gown to break mp t4e mnnntony of
things last week.
There is not much time left in
which To announce as Il candidate be-
i"rG the Democratic primary.
The County Court is now making
the annual settlement with the Sher.
1T. We expect /" see some startling
tigurc5 on the completion of the set
Element.
The Little kanawha Railroad is
not to hc Il narrow gunse or one horse
railroad, but il tn he Il full standard
guaGc, with steel rails and all modern
railroad equipments.
Our first town election resulted in
the election Of A. III. Stump, Mayor;
W. l.. Stevenson. Recorder; j. NJ
Hamilton, Lcmie Huffman, 4. KNOTS,
6. :. Smith and llagan Barr, Coun-
cilmen.
1t seems like the fight for Assessor
nn the Democratic ticket in this c0un.
~ is {" remain between r. a. FcrrclI
and Wade II. Belts. Others arc
talking OF running, but have not yet
announced.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to he present at the mar
riage of a. w. Peninger to Miss Mag
gle Lydcn, at Weston, to-day. The
happy couple will please accept our
congratulations aud may their voy-
age through life he one Of continual
81 nahine.
Charley Blackstone, whose an.
n"uncement appears elsewhere, needs
no Introduction to the voters of Cen.
ter district. 1t is sufficient to say
that he bears good reputation with
his neighbors aud has had to do With
public affairs sufficient to qualify him
for the duties Of the office he seeks.
We can't afford to
let this opportunity to
assist in securing the
building of a railroad
up the Little Kama
wha Valley go unim-
proved.
As will be seen in the announce
ment column Of this paper Mr.. J
/ o. Fisher is candidate for the Re.
| publican nomination for Assessor OF
this county. Mr. Fisher isa grand
son Of Uncle" Tommie Bruunon, dc
ceased, and owns and resides Oh abour
one half Of the old Bunnon home
stead On the West Fork. We do mo-
have the pleasure of knowing Mr.
Fisher intimately, but hc comes to IL
we'll recommended
We announced last issue that w,
would yet out no paper this week
but duty to our selves and tho publi
have dccrccd otherwise IN ordc
that vote may be had ON the raj
road proposition rs soon as possibi,
and it being necessary togive the vot
crs thirty days notice AZ an election
We eudeavor to get out some kind q
a paper on short notice. What eve
+ the dc e Is Of the paper may he, We asI
that you make due allowance for lh
circumstances under which IL issued
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For Trosccntimn .ltinrtcn.

To the voters ofCalhouu county:
] hereby announce myself candidate for
reelection Ia the Office of i'rusrcutiu. Ntt"r
ncy 81 said county ~uhjcct to the Democratic
nominating convention or primary election
Thanking yom for past support. | remain,
Yours Respectfully,
" l. SILNIS,pS
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hereby announce myself Il candidate f"r
reelection I" the office at Jerk of the I ir-
cult Court nf Calhoun county subject Ia the
action "f the Democratic party III a primary
election ar convention, rs may hereafter he
determined.
Il. ". HALL.
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For Clerk of Mc Caunn Court.

To the Democratic voters Of Calhoun
county.
Gentlcmen:-l take this opportunity Ia
ask Won la award me the nomination for the
office of Clerk of the County Court AT the
primary or convention, whichever may br
held. Thanking YOU kindly for past sup
port, remain,
Yours Respectfully.
l.. II. TIIrrErr.
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To the voters Of Calhoun Cnnnrx:

Subject to the action of the Democratic
party, in convention ar primary, announce
~ candidate for the office of County Clerk,
feeling myself conpctant to ill said office.
Never having before asked ANYTHING nj the
hands Of the people prompts ntcto take this
step. Leaving the matter with them, ! re-
main Very Respectfully,
GIISInS T. STI-up
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This il to solicit the Dcnoci attic voters of
enter district to award me the nomination
for constable. Promising il nominated and
elected to discharge the duties of the Office
to the best Of my ability.
Respectfully Yours
J T. II EI.SMAN
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Having served my people to the best of
my ability for four wears ~ Justice of the
Peace, in Center district, | hereby announce
myself candidate for reelection Ia said of-
tcc, subject Ia the Democratic Primary Flee
ton to bc held Aug. -
1, " Rtr,tIr,
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For C1ch of he Circuit Court.

We are authorized Ia announce G.. &
Stump candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun county, subject t" the
Democratic nominating convention or pri-
mary when held.
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l'y authority from &. J. blackstone We
hereby announce him asa candidate for Con-
stable Of Center district subject Ia the Dem
ocratic primary election to he held August
End
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Lightning Hot Drops
What a Funny ksmeI
Vey True. but Il Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
without ReIlef, There 10 No PAY
Make No Mistake

For Blacksmithing and all kinds of
Hardware, Buckeye Moving Ma
chimes, Reapers, Binders, and Stevens
Boilers, Engines, Threshers and Corn
Huskers at low prices and ON easy
terms go To or write,
Il. +. HENDERSON,,
63-lm. Smithville, w. Va.
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70 oIy Democratic Friends

| herewith Withdraw as candidate
for the nomination of Sheriff of Cal
h"un county. Thanking my friends
for kind expressions etc. | remain
for the triumphant success of Democ-
rucV
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For Jrstiee Of the Peo,e.

To che voter Of Center District:
hereby announce myself Il candidate for
Justice of the Peace subject to the Demo
cratic Primary Election tn be- held Aug, -
PETER JOHNSON.
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Combs, Brushes, Sponges, Fine
Perfumes, Fancy Stationary in great
variety at the Drug Store.
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I'm Cn,mu Conmi..ionor.

We Irr authorized tU announce ". s.
DuihcId a- candidate for Commissioner
Of tho County Court subject 10 the Demo
cratic primary election tobe held Aug. p,
1896
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We are authorized To- announce K. VI.
Marshall ~ a candidate for Justice of the
Pcacco center district of alhoun county,
subject to- the Democratic primary election.
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ArnuldShurg, W. Va.
For Sheriff..

To the voters of Calhoun county:
hereby announce myself candidate for
Sheriff of said county subject tn the Demo
cratic primary election to bc held Aug. 22d
G. Il. IlICKMAN.
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To the voters of Center district, Calhoun
county, W. Nm
announce myself a. u candidate for ia,
office of Justice of the Peace OF said District
subject to the Democratic Primary or Con
vcmtiun, to be- held Tor nominating camdi.
dates. ! earnestly ask Your support, and il
nominated and elected, will faithfully per
form the duties of said office
Yours Respectfully,
J. L. WALDO.
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For Constable.

We are mth"rizcdto say that G. r. Scott
* candidate for Constable of Center dis
trct subject Ia the Democratic primary clcc-
ion L. be held August -
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To the voters of Calhoun county:

| hereby announce myself candidate for
the office Of Prosecuting Attorney ot said
county subject to the decision of the Demo
cratic primary election tu be held Aug. 80,
1896. And promiS, you If elected will
spare no pains in faithful discharge Of the
duties Of said Office.
Respectively,
j. H. Ct.T:IT
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Respectfully Yours,
G.. W. IlAI,IpMAN

We an authorized t" ,ay that ID. ".
Knight il candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff Of Calhoun c"un-
".
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Notice.

All accounts and notes due me will
be put out for collection ifnot settled
at once.
~ ~ ~ H.
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tomnissioncr's Notice,

4 - @fOAAhfa
McConaughey, Zee Il Co.,
vs.
&. II. Wright and others.
Ia Chanccry ia the circuit court Of Cal
houn county.
The above named cause having. bv an
order oi the said circuit court made ~ the
june term thereof, been referred tn Tho
undersigned. ono Of the commissioners nj
thc said court, Nith instruction, to a.crr.
III" aud report all the real estate owned
by The defendants g. ". WRIGHT. J.
Wright aud r. w. Wright. together Win
all ihc lclu~ exiting against Them Jointly
or -cvcrally, JOS Judgment or Otherwise. 10.
r%hcr with thc rental value of anv such
rc1l estate, and any other matter IormcI
pertinent, "r whl'h may ho required hv .n,
party in interest Therefore ihr p.,Ific. 4
the said suit and nil Others who may H.. i'm
terestcd therein viii take notice r,r 7
hu' e. fixed upon "Wednesday, The Iath aav
of August 1926 os the timc, anal tl., office
OF thc tleIk vt the said Court t the rDg-f
house of sid county, as the place. when
and where viii proceed 20 execute th,
reference aforesaid. Given under my
hnnd This the Both day of June, 1896.
oIi-iw ANOs l.. KFxN Fy. Conn.,
iinzmd Stevenson, Ats Tor iFns
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TO the voters Of Calhoun county
hereby aunouncc myself candidate Tor
Assessor Of said county subject to Tie meth.
ID adopted by the Republicans for nominal
ing county ticket
JAMS o. Fi-unr
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To the voter. of calhoun county.

To the v0ter9 Of aIhOun county.
Gcntlcmc:-l take this opportunity
To ask you to award nv the nomination for
the office ot Sheriff of said county suhjcc, To-
the Democratic primary election to h" held
August 22nd 1896. Thanking the people
for past smnpnrt, ] am,
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We arc authorized to announce VI VI.
Bibucc - an independent candidate for s.
s'--or ~ Calhoun county.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

NJ. T.. CHURCH, SoCrII, GKANr-vILLE CtR-
CUT, II. NJ. SMITH, PASToE
Grantsville, lst and 3rd Snmdays, IL a.
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For As4cs-or.

the Office nf Assessor uf alhoun county sub
jet to any plan adopted b., the Republicans
for nominating candidate fpr the coming
election
4 I,t ,,t.-,t,.,.,
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T. 4 BL,aR,urnr.

Tho undersigned de-irr- tp lr \->cs-ur nf
Calhoun county and vill submit hi- claim,
~ the coming Democratic primary election
to sec If the voters want linn
Rom. s. FrrRrLI.
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Totbe Democratic ,olcr. u calhoun couu-

~.
hereby announce myself is candidate
for the office 0f Assessor, subject to the Dem
rcratic primary election to be- held August
22nd. $500 carnc-l, solicit your sup prl
and II nominated and elected -hall perform
the dutir, Of said office to the hest Of NV abil
iu Respectfully ,Ours,
WApE ~ BEIr-
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The only place ~ town you can get q
good tooth brush is at the Drug Store.
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l.. Il. v. II. *. Company Organ.
ized ut Parkcrsburg, July 10.
The stock holders of the Little Ka.
nawha L. X. Company met ut the of:
flee of V. b. Archer, ut Parkersburg,
and elected the following Board OF
Directors: Judge John J. jackson
q. f.. Smith, X. Rector, w. \. Me-
Gosh, III. &. jackson, Governor Mac.
Corkle, w. L. Fleming, j. Nj. Hamil-
ton and John $. Withers. The
Board of Directors met directly after
ward and electe,! the following officer:
Henry {. jackson, President; Jno.
>. Withcrs, Vice President. W. a.
McCorkle, Secretary aud Treasurer;
V. B. Archer, General Counsel. The
capital stock of the Company was in
creased to $4,000, 900. The stock
subscribed by the City of Parker
burg and Writ county was duly sub
scribed by the proxies appointed by
the respective Courts, besides consid-
ernble by private subscription.
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w. T. W. DYE.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

ths dsbsss hii aayihisE ia Pasasa-
.sioa O. ih ssiiss shers, 3 . Dis
lfaiai, ; ssiguFe sd ssis e Rhieh :
.tss eoIleslof Reald nsts sash laE-
(ootaaa SsoS esss q iss2l
ts thls opisisa seeiisA 24s Of Sur
.sais esssiitudsa hss net been ever
looked, which contains asoag 9th
sE things these woFi'. said poll
lsa 10 Be hen Only Va Unable
properly" This in no Esy sfssts
d rikhi Or the power. his thr
saiy q he iAI collector 10 distrain
that Is seize, advertise and sell
sny and sll property ss stated here
10 for the PurPose q collecting ana
satisfying the poll ssx.
Whsn The tax collector ssiEes, OF
As,raiDs DOn-saHaels property, To
sasisiy The poll tax, be thsn hss
more than a lien upon il. He hs'
3 Veslsa righ, in and 10 It, which
can Only be 'arfss,sd By payment Oi
af the poll tan and all l-gal Gusts
and charges.
AS 70 TAXABLE property there is :
hso thereon for the poll tai from
the date Of assessment. A. to hon.
sa1abls property. as 61td by law
the liability Of such property fol
the poll isx commences, begins Al
shs tins Of the distrsini. the sti1
ure; and the extent Of toe is1 col
lecior's interest in ibis non.laxsbl'
property dissrained, seized Tor tbs
Subtraction Of the poll tax. begins
commences, and is hzed al the date
81 the time, Of such distraini ant
seizure. Very respectfully,
WHEY N NAER,
AlIprnsy.0ensrsl.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

The currency deliveralce Of the
Michigan convention revives inter.
est in the lists Of delegates 10 Chi.
csgo 81 confidently and apparent.
ly rstionslly had the silver Demo.
Gratis claimed the majority, thai
this interest had been in q great
measure transferred To 3 study Of
the electoral college. Bot If calcu
lations npon Illinois, Iowa. Indiana
aud Ohio are no more to br trusted
than those in the case Of Michigan.
the Chicago convention will yet
pronounce for sound money. ~
least fifty voies must come #, 10
those States, for silver to win now
True the delegates of Michigan may
be- divided. But so may those OF
Virginia. Washington, Louisians,
the Dakotss and o her States claim
ed for silver. There is no sense in
denying that the Michigan Demo-
Gratis gave black eye to silver
Commercial Herald.
The Southern herald., 1896-05-08

cher kuils usy bs. AfieT liEisr-
lpF 70 nas,srly salogisl &C 1h' iiis
snd sharnelsr sf Fisher haFquste
3 ssastoru Vilss and Mitchell e
Wis., ssG Kyle. q sSuis Dat''',
uhO, b shs way, is q Protestant
ninislsr. it saop,ed 5 jsias ''so-
lu,ion sHsrsd b ssnsioF Palmer
.ofnl. aeeeptingths s,a;ue ofFa'heF
Marquette. nov in siatuary Hail.
snd thanking The Stale of Wis. Il
rsnsi6s To- be seen whether The 4.
IN. A. rsn prevent The House adopt
ing this rsso' ulian: Il J. under
stood that il will make the attempt