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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-16
IcoM,IuNIcATEp.l
Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of the Teachers of the several
Schools of the city of Wheeling, held at the Lnds-
ley Institute, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 18th, and
convened in consequence of the death Of Rev.
to the chair, and +. S. Williams was appointed
Secretary.
At the request of the chairman, Mr.. Bigger stat
ed the object of the meeting, and passed a brief
euogy upon the character of the deceased.
Reys- Arthur and Bigger, and Mr.. Heryey were
appointed committee TO daft n series of appro-
pirate resolutions.
On motion it was resolved that we, as body of
Teachers, attend the Funeral of the Rev. VIM.
Mckay
The following preamble and resolutions of the
Committee, were ordered 10 be published, with the
proceedings of this meeting in all the papers oil
this CITY,
WHEREAS, an all-wise Providence has removed
from our midst by death, the Rev. VIM. Mckay
aman long known and highly esteemed by the citi-
zens OF this place, an exemplary citizen, sue
ceSSful teacher, and faithful minister of the Cos
pei; whose eminent virtues, gentlemanly and chris
han department, and tined integrity, cndeared him
10 all with whom he became acquainted, ard cs-
pecally 10 his co-laborerS IN the great cause oil
education. Therefore
|. Resolred, That we bow in humble Submis-
SION TO the Divine will in this diSpensaon of His
providence, assured that all His dealings with Hi:
children are in kindness and mercy.
2. ResoIued, That in the death of brother Nc.
Kay, the cause of education has lost faithful ant
devoted friend, and an able and efficient instructor
OF youth.
3. Resofped, That we tender our sympathies tc
the widow of the deceased in her severe oflictior
and bereavement, and commend her to God anc
The word Of His grace for consolation and support
knowing that, though Affections for the present are
moi joyous but grievous, but they work out for u:
4 lar more exceeding and eternal weight of glory
1. Resoloed, Thata copy of the proceedings o.
his meeting be furnished to the widow of the de
ceased. Nv. SCOTT. Chairman
F.S. WILLIAMS, Sec'y. t1
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CIRCUIT COURT.

PRIpAY, Ger. l5.-The Grand Jury appeared in
Court according to their adjournment, and again
retired.
Indictments were returned against John Dough
erty, Charles NJ. Sery, alias c. ". Sicily, for Eel
ony. -,.. ...
Mary c. Lambert qualified as Administrative Of
Catharine Lambert, deceased.
Andrew P. Woods, DR.. John EoG, and James
Baker, who were appointed Commissioners tomake
an examination of the Jail House, &C., made a
report in writing, which was received, and GER
tilted copy ordered 10 be filed with the clerk of the
County Court.
,aJ ,pf;l
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Patent Phosgene Gus,

IS FOR BURNIN INTHE.s 81 E.
This Lamp for producing portable Light is confidently
Recommended superior to any other ao,r IN ne.
TIME LIGHT is produced by the burning OF an aeIiio
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forations in Patina. .,-,..,...
combustion acting the burner with the Liquid
in the Lamp Thus it is perfect and portable apparatus
creating and burning aeriform Gas =, ,,,
Its construction is such, that all possby o. aSeaent nj
from its use is entirely removed and the great OF
Its renders liable to get out OF than
any other kind Lamp 1t requires no cleaning anu I
WE'LL either with without glass globe or shade ana per-
fecty free from smoke or odor. ,ti-.L ,,.r,.
The opinions OF scientific be learned from Inc aet
that at the Annual Fair the American Institute e13
SILVER MEDAL was awarded TO the INVENTOR anu ADJ
Mona IN the the same pronounc.
cd the REST LIGHT exhibited to the lpstitnte
'''A o0s " ' j. X. DUNHAM & COY
No oS Monroe ST., near the Post office
,o,n,, itsaa III EfIsi Wheeling Va.
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New Fall Goods! q.
THIS morning we will commence opening our Fall stock
i OF Goods: among which mag be found the following:

NIS morning we will commence opening Fall stock
L OF Goods. among which mag be found the following:
4" -- DRESS SILKS il ~ tA.aE
Very rich Brosade silk. Plain black Gre De Rhine.
Cold & BLK Satin de Chine Silk Tissues, Heavy and re
Madame Dc Rossi Brocades for fall wear,
entirely new, Stewart faid SILKS IN GU
Gro de Antique trely new designs;
French Muslin DeLaines Plain and Figured
Mourning silk and Wool Mouslin De LANES.
French Chnt1cs very beautiful.
SBombazines Lupins make, extra. -sa'. = rFt
of Fall Shawls ia unequaled for elegance
and variety, consisting OF III .ffr.--=,i n .-.Es:
Erminc fur Shawls all colors. -.~.r
Thibet Palm Sha,vls all colors ~
Grape Shawls at prices, Embroidered anu piaihH'
French Cashmere Shawls. n-l. ~ l-.-i. -
Bay State and French Plaid. shawls. 20 's| gsttlH
laIcJ TRIMMINGS, ENIBROIDERIES, &C.
Embroidered Flouncng in Swiss and Jaconet Muslins
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and lnscrtnss
Rich trimmings in great variety, for dresses,
Trimming Buttons, in new designs.
AH FIlngcs and Laces in every width. "-.
Wide Black and coored Velvet Ribbons q .'-t'
Narrow 90 do for Trimming. F-fs.f 20
Trimming Ribbons entirely new style
sept3 U. w. HElShELL " ~.
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Adjourned until Monday.

BurrER.-The Morgantown Va. notices the pas
sage through that town of detachment Of Dun
kard farm wagons containing S,ssS pounds of but
ter destined to Baltimore, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and says
This is a new direction for butter to take. Hith-
eto this and Il other products of the Monongahe-
Ia valley took their natural channel down the NV
er to Pittsburgh. But now, as there is 10 naviga-
ton above Brownsville, the entire trade of this sec
ton of country is rapidly finding its wayto the Rail
road. aud thence 10 Baltimore.
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Valuable Real ESTATE for Sal

Valuable Real Estate TOR Sale.
rI,uI has e following pr opery salc ulI
NJ which he will dispose accommodating terms
to. wit: '' NIL, =,
ana adjoining tho Meodeon Buildings This is one OF the
most yalua bic building Lots in the On y.
Also about leo Lots in South Wheeling hte chetoWn)
of these arc equal to any that addition to the City
most valuable Lots OH the Island addi-
ton the City. -. .4..,.. .,, ,,;s,. ,,,;,,
Also large number of Lots in the Buena VISTA
No and Churchill No g additions TO the City.
viii also sell in parcels 10 suit purchasers so much OF
tho land within limits OF hcelng as has mol
he.n laid of into lots being upwards OF One hun
dTeI Acres and being now in the occupancy OF
Abraham Altman, and now held by Inc In trust or 's-
Emily Zaue. .s ~ t.ET J. ~ ,,u.rpoyr
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The R.lLKoAp.-The last Fairmont, Virginia,
Republican contains the advertisement of the
Company announcing the extension OF the pas
senger train from Fetterman to Fairrnont, making a
daily line. By this arrangement passengers will
dine in Fairmont and breakfast in Baltimore next
morning. The Company are sparing no pains OF
money in getting their road completed to Wheel
ing by the first of January next
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THF FoRrHcoMrNG DvIDENps.-The forthcom-
coming dividends of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company will be screen per cent. per annum,
in stock, for the last six months business of the
Washinpton Branch.
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,rr,,,u KNOX is the name of fine new stea
90, Cant. /. N Cook, built at Marietta, which
a,rred al our port on last night on her first tnp
crovdeti with freight aud passengers. She is de-
s;,ned for GaIlipolis and Pittsburgh Packet, is
- steamer manned by good men. ...s
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ARRIVAL OF rHHR sTEAER STAR WEST

NEW iUKhJ OCts
The steamer Star West has arrived, bringing
dates to the I'd inst. She left San Juan in eompa-
ny with the Daniel Webster for N. Orleans, and
brings 100 passengers and $4,000 dollars IN gold
dust. ,' .tE.. ...-.t
The health of San Juan is good. and the river
Niagara is in nayigable condition. a
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FIRE AT DETROIT.

frr. a.-a-,~ss. 6tls DETROIT, Oct. lG.
A fire occurred here this morning, destroying the
houses of C. c. Jackson, Editor of the Free Press.
and D. C. Holbrook. Jackson's loss is estimated
at IS, OOO-insured for 1000.
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ARREST OF a FoRGER.

...... .a.. SENECA FALLS, Oct Is.
W. R. Smith, a telegraphic operator is under ar
rest here charged with forgery in attempting to de-
fraud the Life Insurance company OF S5,ooo,
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LIGI1TiT MORE I.IGMT

- ,. ..IN ING HI IT IUIVIkI II EIhyE IA
A S LONG evenings approach, the demand for ngood
N clear MoHT, free from smell and smoke, nereases.-
we Respectfully invite all wish good light free fem
The above objections the Phosphene Tampa
nse and for Queensware Store No. % Monroe
Street near the Office, Wheeling, Va Another
sotnen without cut shades has been received
septe j. * DuNHAh d Go.
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FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Oct. Is.
Reliable dispatches received here from Cieve-
land say that the Democratic majority is cut down
five or six thousand, and it is thought that 1t Will
be still further reduced.
The Democrats held jubilee meeting here last
nin CHI
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET. ....'.
New YoRK, Oct. 16.
Corros-12O0 bales mddling upland sold at lO4,
N Orleans firm at l0}.
FLoun-l4, 900 bbls al ,25a4, 81; Southern 1852
a4,75; Ohio 4,l4a456. Market steady, with iair
shipping demand.
WHEar-2O,O0O BUSH OF western wheat sold at
1,04; GeneSse AT 1.OI: f..
CoRS-3I 900 bush. mixed was sold at r.
PoRK--3OO bbls. mess Pork sold at 1862 for re.
tail losr No clear in market, and last sales were
| at l9, 25, and is now held at 1000.
BEEF-unchauged.
| L.Rp-Sales OF 500 bbls. at 11tal2 for common
to prime.
Om-42OO bbls. Linseed oil sold at Ila72.
decline.
Tou.cco-2O0 hhds. Kentucky sold at 5aIc.
WmrsKEr-Sales of Ohio at % is; Prison at Is.
CINCINNATI MARKET-RITER AND WEA-
THEIR. .,HE ...r.,
CiScINNATI, Oct. IS.
Flour dull at 1925. Whiskey, l6a and dropping;
the receipts exceeding the demand. Prime mo-
lasses 2Sa3O, Butter scarce and in demand at lea
20. River falling and weather cool.
FROM PITTSBURGH.
PITTsBuRGI. Oct. 15.
River feet inches and falling. Weather cool.
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sttasa .McCLELLANS & KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
.a'siB0OTS,A ND, Shoes,
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather aud Findings,
,rsjsg at the nell kno,on stand
BIG RED BOOT.

XHTE receiving from Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments OF the largest aud best manufnc
wear offered in this any other market They have
lions, and arc intended expressly retailing To
regular customers, and all others who may yor us with
Shoes which cqualn quality OF material and
workmanship to those manufactured In this part OF
tho United States Our stock will be found to consist, I'm
part, OF the following BILE gools - q z
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Valuable Lot, and
cDdy. DRIVIJEGE FOR SAL

COIL PRIVILEGE FOX SALE.
rHE undersigned offers sale, lot numbered sixteen,
in re numbered Two, situated the North West
cnrnrr nj Nn and iicy streets This is without doubt,
at this time the most valuable building lot in the city
WILL LSO sell all :he coal, held by me in Trust
for Mrs Emily A. Zane in Wheeling Hill, lying south OF
that owned and worked by Philip sutton This coal priv
never been worked besides amount lying IN the Oh
works, great portion OF which car YET be got oi An en-
sold with il. For terms, DC, apply ,,,,,,>,-,.
scp2y-2wd III, FRANCtS u. HhhH lhoA'"-
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Notice to Housekeepers:

Notice to HousekeeperS.
NEW CARPETS AT lsI:DUCED PslC Es.
~ OnO YARDS OF Carpets at No 1i3 Main street.
.UtJJ The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
toners public generally that he has Just returned
rom the east and is receiving tho largest, BEST ana
most beautiful Carpets Rugs Oil Cloths etc ETC.
ever offered in this city, embracing almost every variety OF
vie and oaity that can In the Eastern markets,
rom te finest English VcIycts down TO common Rag car
pc This stock selected with great care ana pI
os, uuic the favorable circumstances which VIII
ma bic me much lower than the same quality o.
yos were ever 10 this city Thoscsin want of goods
-, ,y ,nc will pIcase call my stock OF over
H. -. wards with different patterns varying in price
'o ,nn,i s' &c HARBOUR no. 49, Main st.
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A MAN SHOT BY A WOMAN.

....... ..... .....I ...s. MILWAUKEE,, Oct 10.
Yesterday Ann Wheeler shot dead in the street
man named Lace, who had seduced her, and re-
ported the fact in the saloons.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

aG In Chancery.
virginia: At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Ohio county in the month OF 1872
Benjamin Jacob, "'. Complainant
r. -fI' against itl.'i"'
| Rachel Jacob widow, and William -.-----i
Jacob and John Jacob, children and
heir al law Nicholas Jacob deceased, Defendants.
and Samuel Stokcy and Sarah Jane his r4 sEsrg
yI'c. )
The complainant filed supplemental bill to revive
the against said decndants and the said Rachel ia
cob William Jacob, John Jacob, Samuel Sokely and Sa
rah his wc, not having entered their and
rpearng by satisfactory proof that they not nlab
ants OF the Commonwealth OF Virsnia-On motion Of
the complainant by counsel. it is ordered that they do
appear here within month aer due publication OF this
order and do may be deemed necessary 10 protect
their in this suit and that copy OF this order be
forthwith in newspaper published in the city
of Wheeling weeks successyey, and posted at the
front door Court house of Ohio county the first day
he ne y county court be held for said county
.,fIs copy Teste, III ALONZO LORlNG.
T fSe,son> Iy (scpt17) ...5 .... d.. Clerk.
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The Wings of this city will meet at the Mon
ms. and form procession for Triadelphia al
~, ,.cIock ON this day, 10 hear and greet Mi.
,r,,,r,. RUNS band will be in attendance. be
,nctu,I. Mr.. Wiley will speak at the Cour'
u =, ,o-night. Go and hear for yourselves.
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FLORIDA ELECTIONS.

f..a. .ar NEW YoRK, Oct. 10.
Ward, Wing, so majority in Ross county, in
Cambria, 20 in Alachma, Nassau 10, Washington
81. Democratic gain in the above counties, cam
pared with the vote for Governor in 1s4s, is 80.
Whole Wing loss in l6 counties heard from is 3d.
Twelve counties to hear from, which gave 81
Wing jority in 1S4S.
Cabell for Congress runs 81 votes ahead of Wing
candidate for Governor.
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Joseph assignee of James In the Circuit eour,
Wet, Plaintiff , Of Ohio county

JUstgnu Ue''' "'"'e''so " ~ IN the Circuit court
Wet, fainun. ~, OF Ohio county
The steamboat Ionian Defendant. virginia
NOTICE is hereby given to the defendant IN the above
named cause that the plaintiff will take the dispositions
Of William p Holiday and others, 10 be read therein at
ma in the OF Ohio onthe 18th day OF October 1885
at tho Alexander Todd in the town OF Pomeroy in
nc same state OF October 1885, also the
positons b. West and others at the Office OF John
Major Esq Peasc township in Belmont county in the
ing OF dispositions any of them be not begun
peted day appointed for the same the taking
win be continued nom time until completed and in
all cases the taking the same will be between eight
O'Clock A. NJ. and seven O'Clock r M: ILL.,.
septf6-w4w $40 JOSEPH G. WEST, plaintiff.
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SNOW sToRM--LATER FROM SANDWICH
Hr ISLANDS. ~ ..n Hr.


A snow storm occurred here this morning.
Letters from the Sandwich Islands state that more
oil has been taken this season than ever before IN
one season. .r
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GOING TO QUIT.

GOING TO QUIT!
RLACR. Green Choco, Maroon Mode and Cherry
French MeTnos; al less prices they can be bought
E-h this season-come and see them
-, TIL: JOHNSTON, JJ.,
@eP<' No l62 Mains
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Short Greek lands for Sale

Wy IsuINI; m Isosc OF nv Estate offer at phi.
w waite sale until The day November next my farm
in the Contv nj Ohio situate on waters OF Short Creek
contS about Ave hundred and sixty This prop
erty bly, both sides Of the Mhee a
West Liberty and bethany Turnplke ABOUT scSeh Hhe"
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty .;..
The in highest state OF S
fields for farming grazing purposes aae on
the premises two good dwelling houses Win alie s.a
bling corn cribs. &C. There also four good tenants
Houses There is commodious new barn. one hundred
eight long by forty four IN Width n.eu III ess.y
particular wants OF the arIn lneluuipS apc
ter twelve humid cd sheep ,Ll-.- a.,
will sell lands in whole or In part, 10 sun hne
wishes desiring TO purchase Terms VIII be hp
eral .f, sgFHst t7 ts-l1 a. :, ,y, =,
rs the facilities afforded the various rail road 9onnec
hoard The cyccllen market now afforded in Wheeling for
the productions country render this farm
highly desirable for persons wishing farm proaby and
has seldom finer Inducements have been hec
out TO purchasers u ~ . al'iHrEl- W. Mii CiEhi+
Wheeling, SEP. 81, 1872 rs =, :, -. -.
Washington Reporter and Examine and wcs burg
! Herald copy. i,,- - ...g .--,'It
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virginia At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Ohio in the month of September, 1859
John Mallory and Asa s1, Johnston own. Plaintiffs

lfl-7 .s E--iTI u ~ against .4ati-7a..a ~
William F. Curtis John A. Skunk. AMI E-s..I.tsi
thony Sheets and Joseph E. Hall. Charles} $780,
Hall and Joseph Hall, partners under the Defendants
firm of Joseph L. Hall d Son, owners Off LII +.
the Steamboat "Govcrnor Meigs."
action of trespass in the to recover at the least
IN $500 damages, caused by the collision OF the SAID
Steamboat s'Goveynor Meigs with the said Steamboat
Hail Columbia in which suit attachment was issued
and returned we'd ,
The DEFENDANTS except John Skunk having entered
their apcarance and II appearing by satisfactory proof
that they re not inha Oft Commonwealth OF Vir.
ginaOn motion OF plaintiffs, by counsel it Is ordered
that tbey do appcar here within month after duo publ
cation Of this order what be deemed necessary
to their this quit and that copy this
or5rr bc forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in tho city OF Wheeling for four weeks and
at The front the Court House OF Ohio county
on the first day county court TO be held for said
county. ,roNzo,op,Nc
<cnE, semitic 6H.i DO D .l- 30! pm Clerk.
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Con. n.ILy IYrELLIGENCER ior

-..-.,. .,,;,, the DAILY INTELLiGENCkR ior
~ One Of publication Price TWO CENTS
ale GEARS is authorized to receive subscrp'
D, ,is.sa an. 1Hf JOB %Ss Be dome
in the city and the adjacen towns VIII DC sur
rh The Daily nelssIesI by MT Iii ss1S an
The rate OF 80, many who do not wish TO SUBSCRIBE oy
eeOnuMT s will supply his subscribers punc'a''
W. .nd AZ an early hour
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contains tho following. We may add that the fur
nishing of this house in splendid style is progress
ing rapidly:
In anticipation of the opening OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to Wheeling, one OF the most
splendid and complete buildings in the country for
a hotel has beea erected, and the propretors have
been fortunate in obtaining for its host, gentle
man who will be sure to place 1t among the first
hotels of the country. Mr.. Carroll, who takes
cAarge of this hotel i'll Wheeling, was for many
years engaged in the Eutaw House in this city, as
The principal assistant and has, therefore. had the
advantage of the association and knowledge the
gentlemanly proprietor of the Eutaw, than whom
none enjoys or deserves higher character for all
those qualifications which constitute the gentleman
and the perfect host, of which he is a model
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ur TIProN's SrEEcu.-Thos- w. Upton, oil
oh;o. made amesteloquent and thrilling speech, at
IN. Court House last night, before large audi
soes. convexcl by very short notice. For more
.h,r two.hours the crowd listened patiently to as
able an argument intersperced with as glowing and
thrilling appeals 10 the patriotism and gratitude OF
the people, in behalf of Winfield Scott, as it has
bsen our good fortune 10 listen TO- duriug the pres
.ent,campaign The Pierce platform, designed in
the language o! its great advocate, the Democratic
Review to embrace every variety "ofviews, tenents
and was riddled all to pieces while the
,illipu,iaE proportions of Pierce, beneath his with
erng, und yet entirely gentlemanly irony, never,
nerbaps, appeared more ndescribably small and lu-
acrous while thescoossial proportions, politically
and morally, of Gen. Scott never, perhaps, appear
al more grand, and in every respect more calcula-
ted to win the patriotic rewards of greatful coun-
Try.
His arguments were unanswerable, and his ap-
peals irresistible We shall take another occasion
IN advert to some of the more prominent points Of
his speech.
The meeting closed with renewed enthusiasm
and determination for our victorious and glorious
Hero!
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BY the National Line.
ELEG RApHEp roRrIIKnA1LYIN TELLIGENckS
& PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. as

Official returns from Blair county, give Reed,
Wing, for Sheriff, s45, and Hoffman, 419. t'
PHILApELrnIA, Oct. Is.
Official returns from city and county, give Hop
kins, dem Canal Commits, oner, I22 maj. Buff
fngton, Wing, Judge, $685. Florence, dem., LIST
Congressional District 1881. Robins, DEM, is
elected in the Sd Dist. With, Dem, in 4th Dist!
has 1887 maj. Allen, Wing, for sheriff, 546l maj.
Bowers, Wing, 119 maj. The whole number oil
votes cast, is nearly $4,000. Bowers election as
Register, will be contested by Shutz, his opponent.