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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-10
Health q CITY Good.

Health of CITY Good.
The health Of the city is in ez
cellent condition at pre- ent and there
is very little sickness. There are a
few cages OF grippe here and taa
Is about all
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
A Cochise Justices
 Very First Attempt

It is told that a newly elected jus tice of the peace in a certain Cochise county town who was called upon to perform a marriage ceremony. IL was his first attempt, and he was at loss 10 know how to proceed but arose 10 the occasion. He commanded the happy couple to stand and be sworn as follows: Do you each soiemnly swear that you will ohey the consti- tuition of the United and Of the terri tory of Arizona, and to perform the duties of your office to the best of your ability, g, help you God?" The couple assented, and the justice con- tinued: "Then by the power in me vested by the strong arm of the law. I pronounce you man and wife. now and forever, and you will stand com mitted until the fine and costs are paid and may the Lord have mercy upon your souls"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
Millions Saved by
 the Government

No single feature of the national work of retaining the desert has at trscted more general public interest than the governments experiment in Arizona in manufacturing cement for The big Roosevelt dam, says the Min ing Reporter.
 Such broad derarture from what has long been held as properly the function and duty of the government of the United States very naturally excited comment, particularly on the part of the manufacturers, who con- tended that it was not the province Of the government to engage in business in competition with private and cor porate enterprises.
 The works involve the construction Of the Roosevelt dam, a ponderous structure o. masonry and concre 29I feet high and 800 feet long on top locking a narrow gorge in Salt river and creating the largest artificial lake in the world.
 This massive masonry arch will re- quire 10000 barrels of cement. It is locate sixty-two miles from a railroad and is reached only by wagon road. forty miles of which are through rough, mountain country. Informal bids were solicited from several cement manufacturers and the lowest was S9 per barrel delivered at the dam site, or a total of SIP, ,l6o, 600.
 Just about this time the geological sharp in the reclamation service dis covered an excellent ledge of lime stone, which outcropped just above the dam site, and further investisa- ton revealed excellent clay within easy distance. When these facts be- came known and it seemed probable that Uncle Sam would decide to make his own cement, the manufacturers vigorously protested against the en trance of the governmen. into the 1 field.
 Finally, upon the advice of the en- gineers, the secretary of the interior authorized the purchase ofs mill ba.. ing a capacity of $50 barrels day.
 With the government plant working full capacity it is estimated that the coet of manufacturing cement would not exceed q 30 per barrel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
An Outside View
 Of Cochise County

The Tucson Star makes the follow iug observations:
 "Cochise county has made the most remarkable strides in the develop ment of material wealth and increased population of any county in Arizona during the past ten years. It was not long since that Cochise was a third class county, ranking among the weak taxpayers of the territory. Now Co., chlse IS first in population and ranks the highest in assessed valuation of any county in Arizona. The assessed valuation of her taxable property this year will pass the $l6,OOO,OOO mark being an increase over :hat of last year of more than Sj,0O0,OO0. Now. here Is a growth which tells for ,ri- zons. Nearly all of this increased wealth comes from the mining in dustry of the county, which indicates the improvement Of the paramount industry of Arizona"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
Justice Tempered
 With Mercy

Alp exhibition of justice tempered with mercy was shown in the district court at Tucson when District Attorney Dick moved that the case against Sam Hermans, charged with burglary in the first degree be dis missed
 Hermass although there was prac- tically no doubt as to his guilt wa. allowed to go free. He is reported to be in the last stages of consump- tion. He will be sent to California where he formerly resided. It was learned also by District Attorney Dick that Hermsns is not hardened crook put that he was induced to aid in ths burglary by his pal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
Welded in Tombstone
 Saturday Morning

A pretty church wedding was solemnized at the Catholic church
 Saturday morning, Rev. Father
 Duvsl joining in the holy bonds of
 matrimony Thos. Burns and Miss
 Mary Cullen. of this city. The church
 was tastily decorated with flower. and
 the happy bridal couple, with Henry
 Dunn as groomsmsn and Miss Lizzie Cullen as bridesmaid, presented a pretty picture. The groom Is a popular young Tombstonite in the employ of the I. c. NJ. Co, and the bride favorite among a large circle of friends. The couple were showerci with congratulations and the rR"s- PEcroR joins in the general feleci,s. tions. The couple will make their home in Tombstone, having secured tine York cottage on Bruce stree..
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19

Governor Kibbey has commissioned Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields of Bisbee as chaplain of the Arizona Ranger force. The office is a new one and carries with it no financial emoluments, but it is felt that there are times when the Rangers, fully as. much as any body e'se. need the prayers Of good people as we'll as good eyes, plenty of ammunition and ouble-actlBg artillery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld 75 Gents Gold and Silver $1 co Lea. 75cents Gold, Silver, Coppers1.5O
 Samples by mail receive promp attention. Placer Gold, Ret Drts Rich Ores Bought. Send for Ere Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, 1856 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19

The Benson Press says new ruI- ing made by the s. P. went into effect last Thursday. It pro, ides that all through freights carrying perishsble goods be run on schedule time
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
Saturday Evenings
 0pen-Air Concert

The Tombstone City Band gave another open air concert Saturday evening at the hand stand, near the court house, large and sppreciative sssemb,sge being present to witness the following excellent program.
 Is I. BIB. March. ... R. B. Hall 2-Southern Freezes, Tone Picture .......-...F. P. Atherton 3-0ur Colonel, March ......
 H. A. Yandercook 4-Old Ireland. Geo. Southerland 5-Golden Rod, March. ....
 .............M Mabel McKinl-y 6-ii Rive De Vous)
 Dreamt of You
 "A Is,s.I Pleasant dU. Evening F. Beyer Prof. Miller Director
 Among those who enjoyed the even ing's entertainment were emusic-loving visitors from Bisbee, Douglas. Tucson. Phoenix and other Arizona points, all of whom were unstinted in praise of the Tombstone musicians, unhesi- tstingiy pronouncing the Tombstone band superior to any ether musical organization in Arizona.
 The hand as now constituted is composed of numerous musicians Of much experience, men who have en- tertained throughout the east and who take pride in discoursing the sweet notes of eminent composers that the public of today may share in the inspir;sed melodies of the masters which solace the mind and sttune the soul to higher realms.
 The hand boys have been tireles. in their endesvor to perfect their organ isation by getting up band of music that would reflect credit upon Tomb stone. In this they have made an admirable success, each individual member deyoting much time and con- siderable money toward this happy eonsummation. But the band boys do not feel that they should continue to bear the brunt of public entertain. ment unaided. It requires several dollars' worth of music for each con- cert. and those who 50 condescend- .nE!y entertain the public should, st | least, be furnished the music essen- tisl to these gratuitous entertain- ] msnts.
 The City Band now confron.s an empty treasury, its limited stock of music has been gone through with, and the boys feel -tbat-unless some Moses comes to the rescue-fhey are in the midst of . wilderness through and from which melodies will fail to reach the music loving ear of Tomb ties in the future.
 The Tombstone City Band is held in high appreciation, and the PRos. RECTOR is of opinion that the public will manifest the esteem in which ths musicians are looked upon and coms to the rescue. The one who takes tn, initiative in this matter ~ill te deemet a pubic beneisctor; the corcerte mee with public approval and it would b' . damaging stroke to the communit! were they permitted to discontinue.
 The Department of Improvement
 has been collecting statistics on tn
 Mexican copper industr ,from whicl it appears there are over 1000 coppe
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
To Cure a Cold in One Day s;.ss.> s:ss* TAs Laxative Promo Qumine r.assA S ME ncsy

c H Simpson to R w
 Arthur Douglas prop | cfty A'N R w Arthur Jr and J E
 Bates to R W Arthur
 ST and J F. Bates
 Douglas property. . l5OO Pease Novelty company
 to R W Arthur Jr
 and J E Bates, Doug-
 las property. ....- HOO Michael T Brosinan to
 Dave Reidy Douglas
 property. ............. 40 H E Dugsn ct ux to
 Michael I Brosman
 Douglas property. ..... 475 Title Guarantee and Trust company to R L Livingston Bisbee prop. cttg- s..s..s.fs E J Hands to F H Hands mines in the ChirichuA oistslct Iu Q A V Lewis to o Gibson mines in the Warren oatrict. ........-..-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19

A movement is oh foot to organize . board of trade in Stafford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
OFFICIAL
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Boari of Supervisors
OF c0cHlSe COUNTY. ARIZONA

OF c0cHISe COUNTY. ARiz0N
 DEEDS s H Bohmfolk ct ux to
 Andrew Scott Douglas
 property ........ lO :. EmmlIne Verrsn to Bar
 ney Andrino Tomb stone property ... 50 John and Julian Asad to kohlil Georges Nsbhsn Douglas property l50 International Land and Improvementcompa Douglas prop rty. ... 300 The Portal Land and Im- provement company % A D Boswell, Portal pfoPefty-... .--..- oivo -. Juan De Herrera ct ux to w G GI more Tombstone property. 200 :. A A Dudley ct ux to Martha Storbsck Douglas property..... 450
 EXECUTION. JB Angius vs Ed Mcsperrin
 MORTGAGE. Andrew S,ott ct ux to State Mutual Building X Loan Assu Phyllis E Feltus to State Mutual Building & Loan Assn Frank J Graf ct ux to w Eddie
 APP. ISTNFNT OF AGENT. Connecticut Fire Ins Co to I W Wallace
 AFFIDAv rs. Alfred q Lock wood makes affidavit that w F Hall wac single at time of making ieed to Douglas property and has continued 60 to present time. CA Overlcck makes affidavit that Minnie Henipger was single at time of making deed to Douglas prop erty. Tom Brown makes affidavit that he was single at time oi masing deed to Douglas property.
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. Nacozari Copper Go
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. CL Cummings to H R Hitchins Bank of Douglas 10 James G Cow Bank of Douglas to Henry H Nei-
 COURT ORDER Filips Schrsm ct al vs Arizons Ssv- ings & Investment Co
 BILL OF SALE. Christian Zumstein to L B Stod- ME Guioyich to L 0serlock & Angel Lopez ct ux to Peter John Lon Johnson to c Mueller Gregorio Analla to L c Shattuck and Peter Johnsan
 Charles G Johnston ct uI to Kate FCasey
 Maria L de Comacho to L c Shat tuck
 MD Murphy to E A Hockly mines in Hart ford district. ..-- l0 .. Lydia L Fike, Frank M Jonpson and c M Porter to Eureka Min ing company mines in Warren mining dis trict -...-. " CE Murray ct ux to James T CIrnow
 Douglas properly. 600 William N Griffith, re- ceiver of the Arizona
 Savings and Invest
 ment company to Geo
 W Crawford Douglas
 property -.--. Mrs A H Wormell ct ux za toCW wford
 Douglas property. z5O0 |. Title Gusrsntee | md
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19

The Department of Improvement has been collecting statistics on the Mexican copper industr .f,om which it appears there are over 1000 copper mines m the Republic of Mexico. of which 3O2 are in the state of ysliseo and 234 in the ststs of Sopora-
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-19

irust company 70 fier-
 son B Lindsley Doug f ias property ........ - William Porter ct ux to
 Joe Conley Douglas
 Propefty ty..-.-...... 70 Mamie Wright ct ux to
 the Fl Paso and South. western Railroad com.
 pany Tombstone prop | eity IV William R Kendallet ux
 to the Kendsll-Ari-
 zons Mining company, | Aurora, Tom English,
 Little Tom, Laura
 English, Jennie Bell.
 Governor Henderson
 and Hard Up patented
 mines in the Tomb
 stone mining district; and the Emmett and
 Elgin patented mines in the Turquoise min-
 ing district. .... E A Won Arnim to H c
 Msgsrrell Douglas
 property. oZo . International L md and
 Improvement company
 to NJ L Brown Douglas
 property. y......- 25O .. Francisco Brscamonte ct ux to CN Thomas
 Bisbee property. 800 |. Title Guarantee and Trust company to CT Splswn Doug as prop efty- International Land snd Improvements company to c E Norton Doug las property .... 3OO Warren A Miles ct ux to Joseph and Louis Silv- ermsn Douglas prop erty. loO e. Mrs A Jones to D and lbelpha Whitsitt Douglas property ~ l25 e. Daisy , Haul ct uI to Francis F Williams Douglas property ... 800 . Land and Impr ovement com pany toJ W Wilsey Douglas property .... l06 .. J N N ilsey to J D and Delpha Whitsitt Doug- las property. ..- l25 .I Land and Improvement com- pany to Mrs A J Jones Douglas property. 106 .. August Nelson to Oscar Nelson Douglas prop. er1y- SW .. James s Ely to August Nelson Douglas prop esty. SSo
 MORTGAGE. William H ard Emily A Rourke to E Embree
 Joe and Louis silverman to Warren and Alice Miles
 Francis F Williams ct ux to H 
 JJand HI McClelland to c l. 
 U McCielland ct ux 70 c L Cum mings
 ' s to Houghton Developments company
 MORTGAGE.
 Henry Tibbe ct ux to Julia Litch- field
 NJ L Brown ct ux to A Haven c s Baker and c Hubbard to L c Shattnck
 pr Fly Parker to Mrs L B Jordan Geo Karsui to State Mutual B 4 L Assn
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. Frovident Mutual B & L Assn to R B Woods AGREEMENT. Fred Williams ct ux with J L and Lulu Knight BILL OF SALE. Adelbert V Lewis and Liis Lewis tc Frank Hare CA Bennett to Gso W Berk | PROBATE COURT.
 Estate Mary E Morris
 Estate Frank Pomroy
 Estate George Matthews
 Estate Donald McPhuu
 Estate Mrs A H ihompson
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-02
D. Myron Green New Editor,

D. Myron Green. a recent graduate
OF the West Virginia University, has
been selected to succeed HUI Maxwell
MS editor Of the Morgantown Chronicle.
Mr.. Green is now n law student in
Yale University, and Is working on
the staff Of the New Haven Register.
lie has had other newspaper expert.
ence. and was employed on the Chron.
icle while a student here. Mr.. Green
will probably be here within the next
three or four weeks to begin his du.
ties.
Mr.. Maxwell retires from the activ.
editorial management OF the paper to
accept the position under the forestry
commission to which he was recently
appointed. He wifi move 10 Washing.
ton. D. c., with his family early in
the summer and their residence will
be there permanently, though MFR.
Maxwell will continue to claim Nor.
gantown as his legal residence. He
will also retain his interest IN the
Chronicle, Though his duties will be
such as to prevent any large amount
OF active work In connection with II,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-02
4 NEW DISTINCTION.

M ----IH=@#aH. #H.
rot many years fai'inoht mas peeh
iAnoMn - me BUSINESS word US the
isaaius e'ts IL Seh'tai Yves. virginia
a tn we nome Vi 'he ieaa'hs coal
u u resloh famous "hef'
5eser Diack u'aiiohas are useu. us
faiifoaa connexions are sueh as 10 at
tract attention being on the main line
q me y. and y. from Cumberland TO
wheeling and the terminus OF the
PltlsDurg n NJ. X. branches OF the
same system. Important trains 90 out
in lour directions from Falrmont, max.
Ing the city easy OF access from every
section OF the State. Recently the
trolley line was extended up the West
Fork river to the city OF C%farksburs,
thus giving additional transportation
facilities. But to-day n new wreath
is placed upon Fafrmont's already
heavily decorated brow. 1t has become
the head Of the Monongahela river
navigation. This means not only re.
dlced freight rates on many articles.
but a speedy delivery of all kinds OF
goods. A telephone order to Puts.
burg for heavy freight can be made
EhIAAIHN =.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-02

Plenty OF Time.

The Putnam Herald more than In,
Inmates that Attorney General Clark
W, May will be q candidate for the
gOyernorshlp. Mr.. May Is one Of the
big and brainy men of the State: he
is m able lawyer. and has male Il
splendid reputation in the perform
ance Of various public duties. lie Is
personally available, IN every respect,
and would make q very strong candi
date. The assumption, however, that
It may be necessary to draft somebody
into the subernatorial fight In order
TO get up tho semblance Of n contest
Is not justified. There Is plenty Of
time before the State convention
meets, and there are also plenty Of
men who would make good governors
and who would like 10 have the Office.
Wheeling lntefligenccr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-02
E. 9, JONES, Department Store.

steal instruments, 1916, valued Ell
sll7.oO5.
The value Of farming and garden
Ing utensils was s42,l34. Value a.
gold and silver plate and jcwelry, SIS,
455. Household and kitchen furniture,
sl12,352. Total value Of tangible per
sonal property of Incorporated com,
panies, s2,951, 935; chattels real, slGl :,
go. Money Of persons, firms aud coin
Danics, s2,i9S,2SO. Capital, surplus
and undivided profits Of banks. To.
ial Of all personal property under d,i
ferent heads. S9,23i.I5L
Under real estate we find the fp..
lowing: Nnpber Of acres in the coun,
ty. 352.5S0, valued ut ~sl1,27S,j3a.
Average valuation per acre, not H..
GLIDING buildings, $3l 90. That in.
cludes minerals and surface. yalnc
Of buildings, s2,393,S55. Value of lots
s5,l3G5l5. Total value OF all real
estate in the county, s23.l 9O,S99. To.
tai real estate and personal property,
S32,425.G50.
The assessed valuations OF railroa sc
in the county, s7,22S, 1862: other pub.
lie service corporations, s2,315,G92. a.
Grand total of all property valuations
$4,000, 1OS.GG.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-02
New Social Club Law.

Judge Masen,s Interpretation O,
the new social club law, as given to
the Monongalia county grand Jury on
Wednesday, will be gladly accented
by those who feared that the placing
of a license tax on members of such
clabs was n loophole to admit the sale
OF liquor in towns and cities where /,
Is now prohibited. Judge Mason Is
confident that the new law confers nc
such privilege. Not n drop more lin.
o can be sold now than before the
law was missed The momhars ,re
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-02

Let me send you free, for Catarrh,
Just TO prove merit, a Trial size Box
Of DR.. Shops Catarrh Remedy. It Is
a snow white creamy, healing antisep'
tic balm. Containing such healing in,
gradients US Oil EUCALYPTUS, Thymol,
Mentlo!. etc, it gives instant and last,
ing relief to Catarrh Of the nose and
throat. Make tie free test and see
for ycarself what this preparation can
and will accomplish. Address DR..
Shoop, Racine, Mis-. Large jars so
cents. Sold by E. A. Billinglea & Co,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-02
Many Injured

Continued from Psasa One
jured passengers were treatedfat point
Of accident and arrived at Parkers
burg at 7:S9p m. Cause Of accident
not yet determined, but Is being full.
investigated tonight,
Attached is a list Of the injured
All Of the Injured, with the exceptlt,
Of those taken 10 hospital. proceeded
10 destination on messenger train.
L, X. BLACK. Pomeroy, o.
c, f. STRALEY, 4O1 Empire bull 4
ing, P%lttsburg, Pa; taken TO hospital.
J, T. CUNNINGHAM, Spencer, W.
Va.
F. E. GUTHRIE, chesire, o.
NJ. BUCKNER, so West 119th street
New York.
MRS. J.. C. MILLER, SIC NORTH ave.
nue., Williamsburg, Pa.
ANNA c. MILLER, ?.year.old daueh,
ter, address as above.
f. C. PARMLEE, 1Os South Cool.
man street. Rochester. N. Y.
U, g. FAUvER, ST. Louis.
NJ. NILES, ~Parkersburg, W. Va.
II. H. povELL, Front Royal, Va.
W. D. HICKS. Pittsburg, Pa.
MRS. L. HuRARD, SIC Mllwooi
street, Pittsbure. Pa.
r. Il. STEVENS, iiaker, ". Va.
ALBERT HAGER.
MRS. TilELlA HAGER, Hager, ".
Va.
E. H, HAGER, Hager. W. Va.
MRS. RnoDA SHOWERS, Griffith,
vile. ". Va.
MRS. GERTRUDE KAY, Racine, ..
W. L. kAlETSKI, Is Waiver >
place. New York; taken to hospital.
W. A. oHLEY. Charleston, ". Vi
taken 10 hospital.
ELIZABETH LARRlMoRE, Hunt.
ington, w. Va
MISS BLANCll CULVER, address
not known: taken to hospital.
!. L. CoWELL, Parkersburg.
E. c. swlTzER, Buffalo, W. Va.
c. Z. RATZ, address not given.
R. P. BELL, Pt, Pleasant, w. Va.
] P. McNALLY, pittsburg, Pa.
r. J.. HUGHES, WNllamsport, Pa.
J.. V. CRAWFORD, Staunion, Va.
MRS. Z. PoI.SUE, Charleston, W.
Va; taken TO hospital.
T. J. RILEY, Ceredo, W. Va.
T. B. SMITH, Pullman porter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-02
STATE OF OHIO, City Of Toledo,
Lucas county. SIS.


Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm Of F.
J. Cheney & Co, doirg business IN
the city Of Toledo. county and State
aforesaid, and that said finn will nay
the sim OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF Ca.
tarrh that cannot be cured by tine use
Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J.. CHENNY.
Sworn 10 before me aid subscribed
In my presence. this 9Th day OF De.
cember, A. D., 1886.
(Scal) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, and acts directly on The blood
and mucous surfaces uf The system,
SEMI for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENNY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by MI Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con'ti.
patton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-02

It would not be a great surprise II
there should be a new paper In Char:
lesion before long with White and
Baker at It's head. White and Baker
was the old firm which established
and successfully conducted the first
daily paper in Parhersburg which has
survived. They landed White in the
governors office and Baker in the ad.
jutaht generals. They were %recogniz.
ed as q strong team and they worked
well In double harness.
The administration Is badly in need
Of an organ at the capital. The two
Republican papefs published there are
strongly anti.administratlon in their
tone and are controlled by influences
entirely %antagonistic to the White and
Dawson element. And, OF course, the
administration gets little solace or sap
port out Of the Democratic paper. The
Dawson wing Of the party would hard.
ly dare to go Into the campaign unrep.
resented by n friendly paper at the
State capital. 1t may not be estat.
lished permanently, but for the cam.
paign at least 1t Is q necessity. The
State machines mttst have It..
And 10 whom should they look 10
edit It but the experienced editor who
Is so closely identified with the admin
istratlOn policies us to be part OF It?
And who would be the business man.
ager bat the very man who had SO
successfully worked with him before
ip that capacity? Governor White has
been given a salaried position which
will keep him at the capital and still
allow him time 10 edit n paper. Gener.
al Baker, will. according TO press re.
ports, go to Charleston to take person.
al charge OF the adjutant generals Of.
fee, placing him in n position 10 also
look after n paper. So the public need
not be surprised to learn, at any time,
that White and Baker are to be at the
head of a new administration paper
at Charleston.-Wheeling Register.