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CoNsTABLE's SALE.

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% he Pea. ,i j. -rI"r 4 Spriugs Tow asp.
e. y ~ ~ u fsd, Sni SA;, - al ;oIriA. Hpoh
rti,. "tut rrrt- r.d =, rrin 'h' 23 hty ri \u-
Hu-t A.. $50 ,Etiusi Z 1rynt, a'id n, favor e
q " R"W' rr tie sam Of vEh:V nine do'isrs
b. and fou't-ead Tar. os> ~ suit. md ruirR
cn-ts h.Vr rs !ri n'un anil vi -N,I TO ale o.
ti- nishts, di-r, al BROW Ne nOIki., H. tis4saL
SHl-y,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

\~UTIIE is herrty given that IA pursuance Of
the uidrr nf Ii,r rr ha { Court VI the County
ct ~ H'r4tO sn.l state Of tAtfTuia, 'HA'iS the
~ d " VI July. l>6o IN III matter " the EsiAte
OF Re IuiH bArfr'Ir, drc-As d. the undrEsIgned,
Aim hS:rat"r Of ~ LsiAte via SCH al pubIIt Auc-
ton 10 The high,s, bidder for cash, ia "De parcel,
AMI bic / :" {, nhrma.on w said PIUbA.s Court,
un Saturday.
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On the 1911 Day Of September, 1868,

An h.ur ~ p: ucl" kP " al % t,r rEh'. title.
4,i lpt-rtst r saif {. ;. TrN.n II AID to tie FOL
i"Si"g drsrrih Al prnt' ~. t" ~
That crft.,u pie OF parcel 0f tsI 4 'ytrg ard be-
ing SITUATE ia Pleasant Na'l~V Chu''v ~ ~ Durahn
n 4 stat. " Cilt'urn =. and bounded on tie NTH
nv The h'RhHAy, an the -As' by The l1ida ~ JNmer
Mrl.'ug',lu "u ;hr south hv the lands NJ nepry
S'hnrrier, aud as ne hv the Lands ~ r. Nor.
rvs. t"Erti. With all aud sHX'slar. the teBrnehts
herr,iitAu'vn' ard lpu't' ancrs thrrruhto belong
ing OF ia Ruy~i>t aIp~rtAn hE.
Wi. " CLCEE. Deputy Con-tahle.
NL'm..nl Strings Tounship.
Dated august "a 1873.
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Palmyra Lodge, Ne. IS1, y. q 4. ~.
'"iis ia 81 ated commune 4Sions 90 Thursday nights
next preceding the fall u1ooo Of each 0nth In Od6
Fellows Hail. P1acervine. All bTethrSa 10 gos1
sta ndinE are invited to attend.
WILLIAM II. CROcKER, Y. n,
8. A. PEiWnL. Secretary.
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Masonic NOOtees~s8aatSd MeNttMgs et
- Dorsfn iodFe No 26, are held At Ma Sobi, Hal,
thr Monday Of or nsEi preceding the Full N"os
II each mouth.
TREDFRlcE =. BARss. M.
IlEHRT .. RLPHIFL, Secretary.
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*

Masonic. .. %. Janss Regal Area
Esptrr, No IS. hoids its regular meetings IN Ne.
'oE!c Hail, on the evening Of the aFsi eineSdsy
= each month All Companions IN good standing
E.ii ne eord!sliV Welcomed
ARVID &. AKvIneSoN, Il. 3. n.P.
HESAT RruAEt. HeeFetAry.
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Engineer Central i'acifi.
SAx EA.x,.lscn. Anru.t as 1st.

Advised nv tNe uuhrrEiHu.d Mr.. Jsnie. Campbell
~ N" r, ntrai Pacific RAILROAD tEho SaE then in =
most DEPT 'rahl- i''- ~ ii h-Ai,hJ pA"el himself
n"tl- til" care Of Dr. Bnuthe, The Water Cure Phv.
sc''n. S',nr sx rnnn'h~ more Af:trWard ri h VS.
tied Ms "tv. ~h n &C, ih-n'r'ly met hi, ~ DR.
Bourht's esiHb ishm, NJ. ard am iabI.S 70 ssy re-
stored 10 til, eIjUynent Uf good "-ali and Ia nne
spirits JOHN SULLIVAN
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Tuesday weine. day and F, day.
TEACHERS WANTED.

Many 'rArl - a-- ~, d,i :his rau'',y VII
htri rl"a-aTi. pref ~ and ~ i.''ym-i,t
r',.un. ~ Ing 10 r,h,e head al t,N', 6 y rrr.
- ~ thv y" cat. ~ ap~, r.ia''rl l-sTre tnnrs
Tee nstru tci ~ sii' r. ts't - ~ be conperu
tn teach
l p~"I'"s- 10 qns'i'v d'rs sqd ger''-u'e, ~
'rAchi e tltr AT g., ~ uu".t AprnVrd MAJ ner.
uI, . ~ '~r.r .'h .N-t-i'.
81. c..s w.ttaH:"h - i s''Ga'i-r secured. Per
s"h> htIi sAh tur'' ,' ~ ,r. t}ug viii ~, q,
c.,n'-1 - ~ me 1T ..r 80 NJ lS.i.,
-. - itucr Gah NJ /, s--. tt-S 80.
HDUGHiU< hlLLkT.
PlA,erv lie. August % b, i>f;,.
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T zeal sEANKSOFALLK K1NDsroR SALE
Ilott is oEhea
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SAMUEL ADAMS,

Al th- United states pruY Store,
Corner " Eu.h aud Powell streets,
sep 9l.Sl Fan Francisco
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Masonte.s-sieFra Nevada cOuAeil,
Nc. 60, of Royal aud Select Msstsrs. holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the AYVt Tuesday O1
each mohth, in Masonic II all, PlareIvilIs.
WV. A. JANUARY, T. ]. n.
HRNkT D. RAPHARL, Recorder.
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E0- nr Rnu"ne tr"ats all diSrases OF The throai.
chest aud l"nH'-whih Hclul-s Il p b. ria brunciit.
lis. In"pieTf nSu",Ihi"n. pl-urisy, Group -'c -
Wt'i the ere 'tes' Grrlt relief is ,rded Ia
adra"' ed s'avr> uf consumption E"-unaisiu ~.
raIvs'>. reur1 Ht, fever AID 4gue. ,irnpSv &c etc
are .l@o cured quickly. pleasantly de u''oni"allv.
y" MEDICINE whatever. (Sep 9 n3
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BIR T II s .

A. Indian Digging. September 5th. to IsAac
S Luke aud wi'e, sou.
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Democratic stat. Committee,

San Prancisco.....T T v CayneAu. Chas. L. Weller
II. a. (i"nYh
Sacramento. .IAunrs ". Cnnruth, J. c. Goods
tdp ard Hlrkhu.
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POstpOne III ent -fic above sale IS herroy
postponed untll THCRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7'h,
1856 be- ;weeu the huu s OF IL U'ulnrk :. aud P.
NJ FRED. HUNGER.
Administrator Of saiI Estate.
AuOuat 0htb 1863
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sAAU47S AND MOLARSE9s
5 Sb5t5S ~ SVFAIYER NEW YORK.
81 IS5S1S III rs eel pl1iA Refinery.
= bhls Porto Rico Nolassa4
~, ~ , Soas iNeW Orleans AIOlases Receiv.
sena1 INST aron-r.
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signs for lIarringeabie Ladies.

II a man wipes his feet on the door
mat before coming into the room. Won
may be sure he Will mako a good do
nestle husband. If man in snufIin1
the candles snuffs them out, Won NAV
be sure he will make a stupid husband
II a man puts a handkerchief on his
knees when taking his tea, you may he
sure he Will be prudent husband. In
the same way always mistrust the man
who Will not take the last piece OF toast
81 sally Dun, but prefers waiting for
the next warm batch. It is not unlike
~ ne Will make greedy, selfish hus-
band, with whom You viii enjoy no
"brown at dinner, no crust ut tea. no
peace Whatever at home. The man. my,
dears, who Is careful about wrnnninS,
himself up well before Yenturfnnt into
the night air, not unfreQuently makes
a good invalid husband that mosfIy,
stops at home and is easily com foTfcSJ
with Stops. The man who watches the
Kettle, and prevents its boiling over.
Will not fail my dears, in the married
state, in exercising the same care in
always Keeping the pot boiling. The man
VINO doesn, 9 take tea, i'll treats the'cat
takes snuhs and stands with his back to
the nres Is a brute whom would not
advise You, my dears, to marry uDon
any consideration, either for love or
money, but decidedly not for love. Bnt
the man who, when the tea Is over. r.
discovered to have had none, is sure 10
mako the best husband. Patience like
his deserves being rewarded with Ire
best of wives, and the best of mothers
ln-lnw. My dears, when you meet such
. man, do your utmost to marry him
In the severest winter he would not
mind going to bed tirst,-PJtRek.
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Jon nnrIs, l,hiI.Ire,

A Montreal correspondentofLe Cana
die'' impnrts the following paragraph
"The children of jefferson Davis have
been for some time in CanaIla, as is well
known. Tho two boys are Just now in
Chambly, and about to enter Lennox-
vile College. Tho young girl, nine
years Of age, is n pupil at the convent
of the Sacred Heart, Sault-au-Recol-
letes. Last Sabbath several Southern
refugees went to SEQ her. They
brought with them the Federal General
Cochrane, whom they introduced to the
cir, telling her that he was a friend ofthe
Southern cause, although circumstan-
ceS constrained him to fight in the
ranks OF Its enemies. The child. look
ing TO the General, answered Il shall
DelleHe that you are one of the friends
Of our cause, when you shall have OBJ
l1lned the release of my fathers The
General was deeply moved with this
answer, and promised the child to use
all his influence i'm behalf of Mr., JEFF
terson Davis. Gen. Cochrane, who /
believe occupies an official position in
the United States, visited yesterday the
magnificent establishment of the Hotel
Dteu. he was so highly pleased with
his visit, that he begged leave from the
good sisters to present them with "A mic
ture1or their church, which he is to Tor
ward from New York;
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Message OF the Governor OF south
~ Carolina.

CoLUlTBIA, s. c., Oct. Governor
Perry B message WAS read before Legis-
lRtuFe day. BE says, though his APP
polntment was made several months
amer the other Provisional Governors,
South Carolina now Is ms far advanced
in reconstruction as any other State.-I
By restoring those who We're in civil
office to the supervision of the civil gov
eminent he greatly expedited recon-
struction. This measure was objected
to by the military authorities, but he
was sustained by President johnson,
to whom viii be assigned in history the
glory of.haVing reconstructed the bro
ken, dismantled fragments of the Re
public without marring its civic beauties
He alludes to the new constitution as
popular and democratic, inspiring the
people with more zeal and energy in
developing the talent and resources of
the State. He recommends the foster
ing OF internal improvements, COM
merce and manufactures, the encour-
agement of foreign emigration; also
that they shall not be dependersR as
heretofore, on the western States for
horses, mules, cattle, hogs, bacon, lard,
and beef, nor on the northern States for
furniture, agricultural implements and
clothes, but should raise, grow and
make everything for themselves. Now
that slavery is abolished, labor is
made more honorable, more necessary
Young men must become tradesmen,
manufacturers, mechanics. Northern
friends are invited to come. Immedi-
ate provisions must be made for
of freedmen. This is expected by the
President and Congress, and will re-
move all pretaxt for military rule. The
election OF electors for President and
Vice President of the United States
should be given to the people, and Mt an
=, ,S,I,o
bers of Congress. Should those elected
be inWashingtOn with their credentials
when the Clerk calls the roll they cam
not be excluded no more than those
from Massachusetts. No man in South
Cerolina can take the test oath without
perjury. It Is not the policy of the
President to enforce this, and he be-
lieves it is not the policy of Congress-
An election is necessary for two U. S.
Senators, one for six years from the Sd
of March last, and the unexpired term
to March, 1867. He recommends
the issue of State bonds and selling
them to pay the State debt and avoid
present. taxation. The organization of
the militia is urged, the Secretary of
State Mt Washington having given as
SuranceS that as soon as the State gov
ernment is organized, all the troops
VIII be Withdrawn. He recommends
the re-estnblishment OF the South Car
Oina College on universal system,
and the reopening of the Citadel Acad-
envy for the cadets. He opposes any
act looking to the repudiatfon of the
State debt. He recommends the ex-
change of public documents with all
the sister States. Hehas been informed
by the Postmaster General, that the
mail will be carried over all railroads
as soon as the Department is assured of
the responsibility of tho agents. In
conclusion, he asks the people to look
only to the future, and not to the past.
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Gov. PeIrpoInt and his Dimeully.
A CARD FROM COMPTROLLER CLARKE.

a CARD FROM COMPTROLLER CLARKE.
+. II. Peirpoint, Governor of Virgin
in, In card published in the Now York
Tribune of the 23d inst, denies having
stated TO me that the people of Virginia
would not consent to be taxed to pay
the Government debt, and also denies
TINT directed him to leave my office.
In answer to the denial L state un-
qualiliedly that Governor Peirpoint did
express the sentiments imputed to him,
not, however, in the p .ecise words as
stated in the dispatch to which he al
ludes, but In more Objectionable and
Offensive language, and also affirm
that did direct him to leave my Office.
A highly respectable gentleman, Mr.,
Charles ID. Smith, brother ofthe Hon.
James @. Smith, one of the Justices of
the Supreme Court of the State of New
York, WIS present and heard tho whole
conversation. enclose herewith his
affidavit in reference to it.
will state further, that had nothing
Whatever to do, directly or Indirectly,
in procuring tho publication of the dis
patch to which Gov. Peirpoint alludes.
and do not know from whom your care
full and reliable reporter procured his
information.
1t viii be noticed that Gov. Peirpoint
does not deny that he cntertains the
views expressed to me.
IN
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Election Returns.


HaneSek, Brooke, MARSHALL, Marion,
Harrison. Taylor, Preston, Morgan
ana BERKELEY Counties An Right.
Below we give such returns as reached
us yesterday. by man and telegraph,
from our West Virginia Election on
Thursday. We may state in general
terms that our adyices assure us of the
certain triumph of the Union cause
in the counties named at the head of
this article. The returns received are
mostly by letter and are not full, but
the writers are sanguine of success.
The vote does not appear to have been
heavy one in many of the precincts,
and the aggregate will therefore show a
falling of. The warmest canvass
seems TO have been made in Ohio, Mar
shall and Harrison counties. Berkeley
county has stood nobly to her opening
gun ut the outbreak of the war. She
gives a Union majority of 700.
Brooke and Hancock.
We have news that these two coun-
ties elected the Union ticket, although
the returns are not yet to hand. We
hope to get the official vote of each to-
day. Wellsburg gives Gen. Duval o.
majority.
Marshall County.
MOUSDsvILLE, 4 pm, Oct. q.
Editors IHteItigeneer:
Below you will find the official vote
of Marshnll county as far ms received.
Fnirview, Tyrills, and the Forks of
Fish Greek Precincts to he heard from:
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The CIarIssbn e TeIegrnpb.

This newspaper is now one of our
most sterling, as well as spicy, country
exchanges, and for week or two past
has been doing an excellent work in
exposing and staying disloyalty in Har-
rison county. It contained in it's last
issue an able review of Col. Bon Smiths
late eXtra+jndiclnl opinions in regard to
returned rebels. The loyal people OF
Harrison, il they would maintain tho
good cause in their midst, must keep
nlivO and tiOurishing a paper Mt Clarks-
burg like the Telegraph. 1t will pay
them richly to sustain 1t literally.
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Ihe ..Ohlo Conntr TIcI.e1 ),

Tho Democracy discarded their name
in this county on Tuesday last. No
where was democratic" ticket to be
found. On the windows and benches
near the polls, little slips We're seen
headed AS above, ''ohiO county ticket -
We're the Democracy ashamed of their
manner Did they really fear that the
name would deter the people from vot-
ing their ticket2 1t looks that why.
We should like to hear an explanation
why they discarded their colors.
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A CREnIrAnLR FAcr.-The Now York
Tunes says: The filct speaks volumes
IN iayor OF the Southern blacks, that
ted upon them in bygOne wears. while
IN q state OF slavery, we have heard Of
no instances of revenge for pnst crIIeI-
ties since they attained their freedom.
There IS no doubt that they were keen.
" sensitive OF their wrongs, even while
IN slavery. And no doubt that they
nave nav. mao opportunities, in many cases,
H.u.Eing the past year, for terrible retail
alton upon owners, oyerseers or Others
VINO have maltreated them. But thew
lave Eil..s Universally, so far as we know.
i toLgOsten OF forgiven the past, and be-
haVed IN really remarknbIe and
ssNorthy manner, toward their
,'.;,il y masters. Let them be credited
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WHEN Il reward was offered for the
capture of Davis, and President john
son gave promise Of furnishing treason,
the English Journals, Liberal, Tory
and Independent, alike, were shocked
at our manifestations of sanger" and
entreated us not to ''hurt anybody.'',
They were surprised that we could
think Of trying for treason, or visiting
the death penalty upon those who had
plunged their happy land into revoiu.
ton; hurried six hundred thousand
men under the sod, and saddled a flebt
of three thousand millions upon tho
country.
Hardly six months have elapsed, and
now We find tho whole English press
hurting fierce philippics at two obscure
IrishnenS for simply preaching in pri-
waite correspondence plan for the re-
demption OF theiJ, native land. Though
o'Doherty and o,Keefe have committed
no overt act, there is nothing len FOR
them but to go to the gallows, or be
transported for life.
IL is not treason, says John Bull, for
an American to attempt, by force. to
overthrow and involve In irrelrfeyable
61tn his Government and country. but
It Is treason for an Irishman to propdse
much moro to put in execution. a pFos
ieet, absurd though Il may be- for re-
lleHtng his ssfatherland from the fyrasp
of the SusurpeF.'
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washington, D. G., OCT. p, 1876. :.


Z, I, Charles D. Smith, being duly sworn
doth depose aud say that 1 was in the
Office of the Comptroller of the Curren-
cy on the afternoon of Monday, the
10th, instant, and heard the CONVERSE
ton between Governor Peirpoint, of
virginia, and tho Comptroller, Mr..
a special despatch published in the New
York Tribune of the 18th instant, and
that Governor Peirpoint did express
the views as stated in the despatch in
reference to the people of Virginia be-
ing taxed to pay the public debt, and
also that Mr.. Clarke directed him to
leave the office.
CHAs. D. SMITH.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
24th day of October, 1865.
CHAs. p. MANNEIL. j. 2.
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AWoRD For NEwsPAPRRs.-We clip
the following article from an exchange.
tits true, and We commend IL to every
man who has an interest where he re-
sides: N
Nothing Is more common than to hear
people talk of what they pay newspa-
Pers Tor advertising, DC, as SO much
given in charity. Newspapers by en-
hnncing the value OfprOperty in their
nelghborhood, and giving the localities
IN which they are published a reputa.
ton abroad, benefit all such, particular
~ ttthey are merchants or real estate
owners, thrice the amount yearly oft
meagre sum they pay for their support
Besides, every public spirited citizen
has laudnble pride in having n paper
ofwhtch hels not ashamed, even though
he should pick It up In New York. 81
Washington. -5i7~yf -
good looking, thriving sheet helps
TO sell property, gives character to the
ioCallItSi and In all respects Is desira-
pie public convenience. II, from any
cause, the matter in the local or ntlifS.
riOl columns should not be quite mn 10
your standnrdi do not cast it aside and
pronounce u OF no account, until Won
are satisfied that there has been no nIoFa
labor bestowed upon it than is paid for
III yOn want good readable sheet n
must be supported. And It must NOT lIe
supported in spirit OF charity. either
out because you feel a neceSSity'to sun
port 1.-THE local press Is the tEpoWer
that moves the people. n-Neag Yori
Tribune, -i
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MANY Of our citizens have tried tho
ESS - Tort Ipfae, and are universai-
and has no superior where 4 ton5st Se
iNq. lt IS especially adapted "a
ladies' use, and IS pteferred by them
over any Wine in the market. IT n. =
pure. ndtfre lgi'le. The agents are .nrE.
pared @ SATISFY consumers ON this Io6fnt
Sola oy I. II. Logan & Co. and Itor51I1.
by E. Booking. itdS svSs0
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The returns yet to come In will add
fry to our majOrities. The vote is
small. Yours, a.
Harrison County.
EAGLE TowNsHIP.-Wernige [Un.)
for Senate, III. Raymond opp o.
House OF DELE6ATEs.-CioH (Un.l
1855 Fleming (Un.) lIs; Davis opp u;
Borgess. opp IL.
CLAY TOwNsuP.-Sennte, Wernigcn
l2I. Raymond IS.
House. or DELEGATEs.-GoT 1876;
Fleming 1856; Davis 30: Borgess. 81.
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Mnrrl.nr, rnnnt,.

4 despatch from Capt, Moore pub
lished elsewhere, shows that old Hnrri-
son has once more put her heel on tho
adversary. The vote has undoubtedly
been n light one on the part of the I'm
iOnists. When ever they turn out in
full force, they easily muster majority
of 500 or 600.
We are particularly glad to see that
the loyal people of Harrison sustains
Mr.. Jennings sterling course in tho
LeglalHtnrO-the great fight being made
ON him because he was tho originator
of tho test oath.
Capt. Moore and young MINOR COT,
stumPcd the county for tho Union cam
didates, and deserve great credit for
their efforts. lE
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OPENING.

MRS. NJ. coLvIG, l62 MAIN STREET,
Nl Will open splendid assortment of Fan
and Winter Bonnets, Cloaks and Furs, on
Tuesday and Wednesday next. She respect
fully invites an examination by the ladies Of
the rity OcSS-Ste
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RELIEVING, or assuming to believe,
that JuArez had fled to the United
States when transferring his seat OF
power from chihuahua to Pas del Norte,
SIaximilian issued manifesto Teclnr-
ing that tho contest was ended, that Ju-
arez had LEFT the "territory of the coun
try" and henceForward the struggle
would be only between honorable men
of the nation and criminal bands of nd-
Yenturers." Upon the following day
he likewise published decree stating
that persons belonging to armed bands
or associations not legally authorized,
would be arrested and tried by military
commissioners, and II found guilty be
summarIly executed. Allpersons who
may aid in anyway, shape or manner
these guerrillas are also to be punished
in the same manner. Even those who
give advice or counsel will by 30 doing
sign their death warrant.
We are, then, to understand that Max
tmtlinn has commenced n war of ex-
termination upon the Mexicans, hopinp
by means of threats and vigorous nun
ishment to coeTce them into subsection
and loyalty. Meanwhile, Juafez re-
mains upon Mexican soil, with no in
tention of leaving, and the Mexican loan
Of thirty millions is being taken up-
one New York firm having subscribed
for thirty thousand dollars yesterday.
Macmillan may find that he has
been "A little too fnst with his pronunciz
amento, and be compelled to take the
back track. 9 srg1lsTe gl.H.Ea.T-
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Mflt AdrfrtIsfmEtlts.

O. RELIGIOUS NOTICE--Rev.
llSS Robert TelfOrd, will preach In the Bap-
fisf Church tomorrow, (sabhathD at the usual
Heyyill also address the children of the Sab
hath school In the afternoon at three O'Clock.
S1IT1IaCt--C china. OCl8
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Literary.

a ceiyed for November. All the Literary,
69ily and Weekly Eastern and Western pa
ferS A large stock OF Books and cheap pub
SMITH q Co., 70 MARKET ST.
]. W. c. SMITH [oc2SlH C. n. Quincy.
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On Thursday the asth INST, by Rev. &. q
NSeNmans At The residence OF the 6FideR n
sllS[l ~. w Y. 1IPRRScOTF, OF Newark Ohio
W " Va ". hSAGAAizh n NICHOLS, OF Wheeling,
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By Telegraph.
Harrison County. q. II.

CLARKsBuRG, w. VA, Oct. 81.
Editors LnteILigeAcer:
COpPerhendism below par. Gofr and
Fleming elected by from two to three
hundred minority.
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MARTINsBURG, w. VA, Oct. q.
Berkeley gives seven hundred Union
minority. Morgan county gives 200
Union majority.