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Fors,th<Ss B lain: 1893 ibis Il ,ur. 275 tres beef,
l02 bis whisky, 50 do OIL As Ito alcohol, ches,
trunk, 35I dry hides, so bx cIieese; McAfee Bros:
lI3 dry hides; Dome & Cowgirl: 262 bis " hlsky,
l35 VI I tierceS; w NJ BerryLiIi, safes, dozen
chairs; Cr1ngle & Co: 90 boxes starch; TaIIant &
DenPIain: % bxs fancy soap; Coplan q Keys: 800
bxs pipes.
Fog re,shipmeut to Pittsburgh: SOL dry hides,
205 bdIs green 10.
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COTTON MARKET.
CHARLESTON, Nov. I3.-SueS Of 1000 bales oil
ColtOn-Middlimg at SsaS3.
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Just Received.

Just Received.
TIME undersigned wUult most respectfully inform his
i friends and patrons Of Wheeling and its vicinity AMI
the citizens generally. that lie has his Fall
an ! winter stock OF
CLOTHS, CAsSMER rs AND vESTINGS,
together with full assortment OF Gents Furnishing
Goods, which will he sold he Bile terms
Cloths, Cassimeres AID Testings sold by the yard,
piece, pattern. made W. to order in the latest and
approved style and best manner, short MnIice.
5 satisfactory III qua railteed in acases,
]. II. TALLMAN, Merchant Tailor,
No. 9 Washington Hall.
Oc6 Wheeling, Va
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Ting steamer A!tamont arrived on MonJsy night,
with large number Of passengers and heavily la
died. with freight. The clerks, MesSrs. Green!eni
ond BoyIes, have furnished US the following man
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Just Received.
Nv A. EDWARDS d BRO. have Just received from
~ Inc Fast, Cat their New Grocery adjoining tito
Fos!OteJ an excellent and carefully selected assortment
Of me oce'ies TO which they invite the attention Of oil
IN want good and cheap groceries. Our stock consists
kio M9racqibo and Java cofees, brown clarified do,
Ciuslled and PuIvcTized Sugars;
Teas ngreat variety and fine qualities;
Soooa, h.Gulo and Chocolate OF the hest brands,
res, IN cans; rice -four, corn starch;
farlIa, sago, nncnrom, lsiuglass, JeIlytiRa;
i'GrInuGa ArrOwrOOt dried CurTana, raSinS RlmoudS
olives hops, eoi Tobacco and aeSars, ne qualtiesi
SOAPS cIci Fine ground Table Salt;
spices and Essences OF every variety,
Together with many other articles ito tediou9 10 anu
me Gie all OF which we sc ling very low prices
Sal ana examine for yourselves you cat hut be pleas.
Gu remember the raCe-cOlIer OF Market and Quincy
SIT eetsadlUnins lie POsIOfice, Wheeling Va llyR5
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TRASsPoRTATlox oTT1cr e. & o R.
Wheeling Station, July 9th, 1856
ON and after Monday The 9th Instant, the Passenger
Trains express aud ma} will leave this station daily
"r baltimore anu the Eastern Cities at 4:I5 r NJ aud
1885 p. NJ.
Tie Express Train leaves at 4l5 r NJ: will only
stop at the following statons BemwOOL Mounds ilIe
Gamer Fail mont, FetteImam Newburg, Rowesbu'g
Piedmont Cumberland, Sir Johns Run, Martinsburg,
Junction.
The Mail train 1915 p. NJ except Saturdays
and will stop at all the regular stations
The Wheeling and Cumberland Accommod rtiOn Train
will be um daily except sundays, leaving Wheeling at
y. NJ, aud arriving at CumIhe LAND al 6, +. NJ
Leaves Cumberland oslo a Nj and arrives in heeng
att, 2. VI.
By order of ]. II. DONE, Sup't.
iu9 FORD
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Neu5 Stock of Boots and Shoes lat
N. l.. DOR SEY'S
4EIC1aIr ET,11 -

- :. No 1913 Main 81. 4 RooTS 6rfoo Union st.
III AVlNG returned tom the manufacturing Esia bsh.
Ii ments OF the East with st0ck OF boots Shoes
comprising all tile varied styles present and s
preaching season Of 1885, would respectfully invite
and all 10 tall and examine my stock, as confident
That can suit all aud body, DIVIDED COOL pretty
and thsSp goods will dol intend keep the quail.
ty OF goods my line and will sell cheap chap.
er than they can be bought elsewhere CaI examine
for examining.
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II formatiOn Wanted.

Inf0FMa5tOn W0nled.
4 NY person knowing of the Whereabouts OF Daniel H.
n PIHeo will comfera favor his brother by leaving
information at this Office NJ PinneO was travelling
with Bowen AZ JoansiOm's Ethiopian Opera Troupe,
which dis banded at Pittsburgh last winter.
in This city about ia. 9TH January last Or address
JOHN y. tINNEO at Kaukakee cry Illinois OI9dawImI
YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS
(N0NSLSTINT of all the qualities styles now in use
" extra sulerfue s. AVERY,
spa Nos 146 and LIS Main st
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NEW YORK MARX ,r

Nov. 13.-Srocks lower. Canton cO4 Erie 40
Michigan Central g24 Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati 1929. Heading IS. Michigan South
EN- gO4. GaIena and Chicogo III. Cleveland
and Toledo Co. OHIO SIS LOG. Missouri S6!.-
q, n,I,nr
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Marsh & wayman,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOO7'S AND SHOES.
LAT ThE CD STAND or ]. n. MAREI.1
No. IS Monroe street,

,VIrr,,,C a..
""hhL""' Vac
wy NEAF DOOR TO "REER, orr AM CO.'S
M are now lecci wing from rn
Que o. e largest and best ossOrtmems OF boots
nhu SHOES 'o Fail and Winter wear, ed in THIS
lucy having Neen selected with great care, and
T is e ~ VI ueI aCCoE"lLS 10 our own directions,
- 80 w N 'c'' !" tic cast expressly Tor this trade.
hG re now prepared 10 accommodate customers,
MH"eo VI IeIall' with variety OF Fall aud win.
tv cer y, I ~ "Sseu Dy any other house IN tue
yo knashim Xfc'ft 81 iiaeLta' OF durability" ar
coruiTv "''"'' ''""e !" tAS CITY or ANY other
Our Stock cous;sts in ,,,,+ or,bo ,,,,,.;...,
,' =" r. I'm" ", e"u ''"""'"s aF''''es'
MIN HooTs.
.3 Hn pairs nest eau Oootsi
cH ~ k'r
90 wafer proof boots.
MES DROGAAS.
800 pairs best calf brOsaus;
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SILK Plush GAPS FOR GENTLEMEN

4 LIRG assortment received this day. comprising
~ great variety OF ra;terns-calI and see
Nos li6 aud rs MaiL street, Wheeling. Va.
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I Q . K a I / Fil0!
S. AVERY
daily receiving aud opening lOrg' addition to his
FAN stock oil Hats aud Caps. comprising the
most general aSsotmens that has been offered to
the pu5iiC-caIl and
Nos. lac and las Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Sn2IlaW AVERY-
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFAC CIT RES!
BUTLElk'S ROOK.KEEPER'S
Writing E1lIid


Writing Fluid.
SlNCE this superior Fluid Ink before the pub.
~ lie, now nearly two years. it has been ysa
ed Arnold Fluid.
During the past year twenty thousand quart AM. pint
bottles together with smaller sizes innumerahle have
been sold TO bankers am, merchants in Cincinnati Louis
vile, Pm sbuIEh, HuIao, Cleveland Detroit, Te,re
Haute, lafayette VIncrmnes, indianapolis, Evansville
Frankfort, Lexington. Nashville, Memphis, st. Louis,
VICksbuis. Jackson NacLcz and New OrIcais 1T has
also been adopted the State KentuC KY
Tennessee and Mississippi. II has taken three first
Diplomas at the Mechanics Institutes Cincinnati and
Louisville and four diplomas and Prize Medals at Slate
Fairs held last Fall in New York. OHIO, InIama ard IL
iiuOiS.
The following merchants, bankers, &c. of Wh.elng,
heretofore us: ATHOld's English Ink purchased J.
j. Euter's hook Keepers Writing Fluid:
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; Me:ChaMtS and Nc
chahcS Bank OF Wheeling; Rank Wheeling; Or,
Manufacturing Com'an,; County Clerk OF Ohio County;
National Fele lOph CfIie; baltimore OHIO Railroad
0atcc; Mcclure Houses Kelly, HolIoway4V Co; Russell
& AlcA eei uOrdOn, Matthews & Cos I sweeney & Son;
List u HOwelli Notion, AcheSon Il Co CIangIc & Co
DOaEe Cowgirl; OFT & Boyd: BOYD ~ OFT; Oliver Pry.
or; james H. Stout & Co L1mbdil, Gilhcrson Il Co
P:eSs.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
Oc3n LAMRnIN, GILBERS on Il Co
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nay WI uu liteuu Keep Tue nest quaI.
ity Of goods III my line, and will self cheap cheap
er than they be bought elsewhere examine
for examining.
NJ FMS Fine calf boOtsi
4II Fine CATERS;
Fine morocco bOOtsj
Fine half welt
u Fine Zip
Fine Congress
FIne CLOTH CATERS;
GInve kid
cloth, df'nt colr
Calf Congress
Oxford Ties.
LADIES' SHOES.
I AIDES fine black Caters;
IL Tan colored Caters;
Jenny Lind Slirpers'
ToiIetslippers so
Nj ISSES Jenny LIND Slippers;
Al - Fine CATERS;
Kid boots;
." morocco boots.
All OF which arc OF the latest STILES. ap4
RoY's cali boots;
ID do Kipbnots;
do calf Oxford Tics;
do hrUsaus;
boys boots and shoes every kind and description;
Also, child ems Shoes, Caters, &C. of all sorts and
slzesi in TACT suit everybody in ing they
want in line Don't forget 1873 Main street. Wheeling
Va. y. l.. DORSEY.
r s.-Country merchants sorting up for cash will do
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XHTantcd.-The subscribers will purchase or mnkS
w ibetR! advances consignment To- baltimore,
Philadelphia New York OF hur wheat, yc, OATS corn,
barley clover and timothy seeds. Also on 1uter CSod
picked and eggs. Gill d Go.
arg
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10 PAPER MANUFACTUKERS.
BLEACHING Powders, Ultra Marine Alum, supe iol
ID EOurdinier Wires, Fe tang, Irvine, French clay, so
dd ash, Sal Soda Screen Piaies bed Plates, Roll bars
Knives Rag cutters. etc. furnished order on short no
srls LNNRnIN. GlLnKRsoN & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
ORGANIZING CONGRESS.

Messrs Thomas Il. Whitney and Bayard Clarke,
VI. Cs elect from this State, "solicit" meeting
of those Members of Congress who have been
chosen as Representatives of the American pol
icy" in the Representatives Hall, Washington,
Oh Thursday, the 29th inst.
Messrs Whitney and Clarke were elected last
Fall as W higs as we'll as Know Nothngs, each hay
ing received what he called regular Wing nomi-
nation. Mr.. Whitney was advertised from day to
day in our columns as the regular Wing candidate.
We could not exclude the advertisement but we
exposed its falsehood. They now unite in repudi-
ating all obligation to any party but that which
they softly designate as representing the Ameri-
can policy"
1t is as we'll to call things by their right names.
There is al intrigue on foot to give SlSer-Griy
complexion to the organization of the new House
BY making Solomon G. Haven of the late law-frm OF
Fillmore, Hall and Haven" Buffalo, its Speaker
To it's success ii is deemed necessary that par
only of the Opposition shall be allowed to partici
pate in the nomination, though the excluded Mem.
bers are expected to help elect him. This move of
Mestrs. Whitney and Clarke is intended to pro
mote this intrigue, though these gentlemen Cor at
least Mr. Clarke may not be aware II it,
The most numerous party in the new House
viii be the Nebraska Democratic, enc hunlred
strong, composed ia good part of old Members, and
led BY veterans of consummate tact and eminent
ability They can only be defeated by cOncen-
traiion of the Opposition vote on common can
didates for Speaker and Clerk. Whoever, there
fore, shall attempt to divide the Opposition or;e
and present by partial caucus candidates for the
leading positions in who's selection the reside Of
the Opposition have no voice, and who may very
probably be obnoxious to that residue, (else why
is the trick of nominating BY partial caucus re-
sorted to y lie grasping at an unfair advantage at
the risk of throwing the Organization aud the
Committees into the hands of the conttiyers and
supporters Of the Nebraska Iniquity.
There is very much more suggested by this
proposition of two new Members from cur State;
but We desire harmony in the ranks Of the Oppo
ti0n, and will cay no more than seems absolutely
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e the clause Of the Constitution which we have
quoted and those who desire TO investigate the
matter more in detail will do well to consult the
correspo ndence Of Gov. Seward with the Leuten
snt-Goyerror Of Virginia as given in the second
volume of that ststesman's recently published
works.
But even if Gov Wright had not the intelligence
or the coursge TO treat the question in this man.
ner, we submit that decent regard for the rights
Of citizen of Ipdisns-in slave case especially
required that. before proceeding to comply with
the Kentucky requisition. he should have taken
meaps TO ascertain that the Indictment on which
it was based was honestly and justly procured
If the story OF Mr. Mccormick is true, as we be-
lieye, it would have been a small matter to ascer-
tain that for Years he had not been in Kentucky,
aud could not have been guilty OF the ofense
charged against him. There is nothing new aud
nothing dangerous in so treating requi.ition from
another State we have known it to be done in
several instances without harm either to the Union
or the universe and for, Gov. Wright to have fol-
lowed in the same path, would certainly not have
diminished mems respect for him now, or their
esteem for him hereafter But instead OF thus
standing erect he preferred to crouch and crawl
at the feet of the Kentucky slave catchers, and et
him be esteemed accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

King. w 81 Gal Headley. 43 $50
Headley apparently elected BY some 1909.
of course, the reader understands that much
of the above is guess work. founded on vague ru
mors and partial returns. We think, however,
that the Know Nothings have elected all their
State Ticket but Campbell for Judge Of Appeals.
SENATORS. We do not reprint our table Of
sena ors, for it is not yet complete bat our dis
patch from Cattaraugus insures one more Repub-
lican Senator-Roderick White in place Of Porter
Welch *. N.)-frOm the XXXIId District, com
posed of Chautauque and Cattaraugus Counties.
Mr. White has reputed majority of 1000 in Cat
taraugus, which Chautauque will reduce but not
overcome.
There is some doubt as to DR.. Brandreth's cleo
tion in Westchester, &c.
1t may be that James Rider (Temperance) is
chosen in the Ist District over Furman Hard, but
probably Furman is elected. Rider leads in Suf-
folk County
John {. Kelly (Soft) lie probably chosen from
Dutchess and Columbia instead of Wetmore, KIN.
The sex and Schoharie Districts are still in
doubt.
ASSEMBLY 1t is morally certain that no party
will have a majority in our next Assembly The
three parties will divide nearly as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

3bIe and thousands OF the Rothschlids capital dead
fixtures. The Rothschilds have no vast landed es-
t,,es 70 fall back CD. like the Barings and other
ereat merchants in Great Britain. They have all
the Jewish aversion to land Their wealth is in
res,ed in the bards of governments, and the sol
yepcy Of some Of these gcvernments-as for nstaace
that Of Au.tris-does not enjoy the highest Tepu-
tatiOn.
II in addition to the war we should SEQ revolu-
tionsry outbreaks in Europe, consequent on the
bish price of food and other material pressure the
dangerous position of the Rothschds viii appear
in its most aggravated form. Bat even in the
present cond zion of things, unagerayated as 1t Is
By internal disturbance, We have every reason 10
question the blind faith which exists In the staoui-
ty of the house. The genius which inspired tue
old Never and Nathan and Anselm has departed.
And the surviving brothers are, with the exception
of James in Paris. men without intellect and mere
creatures in the har DIS Of their pet brokers' Ii II
were not absurd il would be iDjudlclous TO con-
tinue to repose so much faith 10 that house when
so MANY elements present themselves calculated
TO affect its stability.
Clustering round the Rothschilds we have all
the Amsterdam, Frankfort, Copenhagen, Berlin
Paris, Vienna, Hamburg and London Jewish bank
ers all more or less engaged in the barter trade OF
securities the Bschoffsheims, the Foulds, tho
Neudelsobns, the Heines, the Jacobsons and
Ries. the Hambros, the Hollsnders and Lehrens-
whose drafts all pass for frstrate, although
shock in the value of European securities cannot
take place without unsettling the position OF all
and eveyv ono of them Whatever disturbs the
continental governments touches them sOrely. So
intimate is the union ard so great the mutual de-
De ndence between tie monOpolists of power and
the mOnopoists of money, that if the one fall the
other must go also
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

JrpGrs OF THE SUPREME CoURr.-l. We trust
there il no mi,take as to the election OF EDWARD T..
CovLEs in this district
.. JAMES EMoIT we feel great confidence, is elected
in the lid district tn ugh ia Nun is ahesd in Putnam
and probably in Westchester ard Rockland. Our
returns place Emott far ahead in Kings aud we
look for a similar result in Dutchess and Orsoge
Ricf mond, We believe, gives plurality tor Dean
SIT and Liquor
3. Tie run here is between ANAsA j. PARKER Of
Delaware and GEORGE GOULD Of Troy. We think
Judge Parker Is reelected though it is not certain
4. We think DUNCAN MMARTiS of Fult IN Co. aud
ALoSzo c. PAIGE of Schenectady Co. (Repuohcan)
are chosen in this County by the powerful vote OF
S.. Lawrence. They may, however, be beaten by
the X. Ms.
). WILLIAM F. ALLEN Of Oswego, the present
Justice, was nominated for reelection by the soh'
and irdorsed by the Republicans. He has nearly al
the votes.
6. We think Ransom BALLOON (Republ OF Broome,
is elected over Schuyler C.ppen Soft and H. NJ
7. The vote is very close between DAVID WRIGHT
Repub) of Csyuga and L. DARwIS Smith IA NJ
Of Monroe
:. RICHARD p. MARVIN TX. ~ of Chautauque, Is
probably re elected, unless Moan DAVIS, Jr Repub OF
Orleans was on the Soft ballots as promised. II he
was. he is probably elected.
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LATEST ELECTION RETURNS
FURTHER CITY RErUeNS

We have perfected the vote for the frc fon,y,,~
Office as far az possible, but it Is necessary iu,.-
feet 10 returns having yet been received tro a As
First wa,i The Tbud. Fifth, Sixth, and Seysss
WARD, each lack one district Of oompie'on: from a.
Ninth ward the First aud Third districts are 10, ia
sno In the Tenth ward the vote OF the Fust di,t,.,
ouiy has been returned. TIE Eeyeuih ward 1, sss.
cicnt Of ,be Secord Eighth sne Ninth e'tes; and N
the Twelf ward only the Fifth cisTc' u been bead
from. The Second, Third ans Fourth districts Of N.
Ibirtta tn ward, and tho First, Second, and rs,rs
districts Of the Foirteenh ward wanting saS Az
the Sixteenth ward we have only the Third distrs.
The Eigh eenth wsrd lacks the Second, Third. Fou,A
Sixth ana Seventh districts. The Nineteenth w.ra .
deficient Of he First. No returns have been rsiv,x
from the Tseniietb and Twenty first wardssaowinc,
total Of o,y nine election dirt lets not yet heard fun
THE VOTE FOR SHERRY
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We have Observed OCCASIONS that the Earopean
Ssod in the street hssi Il ppbca,D We have been
hornSd ditiny that recent suivs bringing important
aaVces espee IN an operator Chased for money
the went snd I'd TIE Corn exchange and
thea hsy dd the nfOI to informaaa osnk
othetr. Evening Posi-
Ii is selI knoEn TO the public that the associated
press have arrangements with the provincial lines for
the L stan. Transmission of the European news The
arrival Of the steamers ST Halifax, and from the
uomtot the prtssrSpcrt reaches the Halifax office,
Until the whole three thousand words are trans
mi'tsd occupying he wires from three 10 six hours,
The wives are sven to the press business Ii other
pa'te are able to get 10 the telegraph office she.d of
the sgent Of the press and sufficiently so to enable the
oPtsa,os 10 transmit advance report from Halifax
10 b scn The private sdvcSs wcud anticipate those
snto but whoeyerevsn sets inside o; the ele-
grsph otce ahead OF our agent be active sud in
the vho.e six years stree the lire was extended to
HALIFAX, such an occurrence "a this has never hap.
Perec but once, and then by pure accident False
Qspat ,hts ma! have been sold in the street. but uu-
Ger these circumstances We jas.ide 10 believing
that iumOrs, each as the above from Tie Pos. are
pune fC,ions, far as regards genuine news and as
On evidence OF this conviction in our minds VIC hecby
oflcr reward OF FIVE hundred dollars for such inf,r
na,ico Is will 'ead 10 ihe discovery of any improper
use Of he EeroPfsn news by any recent arrival,
b. any Of the employees Of The association OF Of
the telegraph compaDies, or Others through whose
bands the rews necessarily passes before i: resca
The nphlic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
MARYLAND ELECTION.

BALTIMORE, thursday, NOV. :, $780,
The vote Of THE city is not yet complete, but sut
icent known to render almost certain the election
of the whole Know Nothing tickle. by about 500 ma
jority.
In the Hid Congressional district Harris, Know
Nothing, has large gains in Baltimore county, aud is
believed to be elected over Van SAINT Democrat
7" III" u.s,..c. e e returns hls ar rec5.,c~ ~
dictate the election of Henry W. Davis, Know Moth
ing, by about $50 majority over Henry May, Dem.
In the yth district Henry w. Hoffman, Krow-
Nothing is certainly elected over Hamilton, Democrat.
In the With district Bowie, Wing and anti Know
Nothing, is probably elected to Congress.
SECOND DISPATCH
Complete returns show that Davis Is elected by $50
majority, and that Haris's majority is $50.
In the lid district Ric aud, KnowNotIing, is re
ported elected.
The entire Know Nothing ticket is elected in this
city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
CITY OFFICERS

.CosrRoLLLR.-Mr Giles the KnO WYOMING :,
date, seems to be eIectec, though some Pr0s''"
Iieve that Mr.. Flag is the man. .,.,ss
SHERIxF Tie contest is very close ou' ~ -
are In favor Of Mr.. wiIlett, Soft aud Reform
ii is quite probable that Mr.. w. is chosen ;,,.s
COUNTY CLKRK-Mr Connolly the pre'Ss' 1....
bent, having both the Hard and soa nos ~
soes in by q very large m.joritS-proo"o"
1000. ,i.c .s
STREET consIssrosxE.-Here tie ooo'es' -
and The rtsul. as ye, unde.e mired, though We y
tina, Mr. Taylor, TX. n. ,, is pretty sure! Ho,r
partial returns give him sboat l,'VO Owe a,o,.t
still 1t is ssid by some that Mr.. Howard
II IL hardly possible. u.J
COMMISSIONERS OF Repairs AND sV ~
Soutbwoftk TX. N and Reform, aud M oHs-
and Soft; sIe geek end reck, % TOR % '0s WV"
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rising.

RATHER An AWKWARD PREDIcAhEsr FOR ksow-
NoruISG EDIToR.-Among the most promiLen aud
interesting developments yesterday, was tbs. con-
rec,ed with our resident american editors nativity.
Mr. Van Apt.erp of The RepontOry went to the polls
10 depoet bis vote ana when be got there il chAl
rped on the very consistent grourd that be va, not
ci,iztnl Here was a pretty fx for an apostle Of
Americauism. One would have thought that be must
accept The challenge and fghti out. But no-hke al
an liable man a. be u.s. Richard acknowledged the
bonipy and withdrew. Repor. says he is q native OF
Cspaca--a genuine CsnseiAn, without natsraz stioa
document Really, this is something to be merry
ever for the next sI weeks. PVT none but Amer.
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