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a PREMAruRE oRoM.

On receiving the news of a "Demo.
cratic Victory" In West Virginia, A. j.
BaruRby, President of the Democratic
Central Club, OF Rhode Island, issued
an exultant proclamation to his follow,
ers, founded on that victory" The
Providence Journal does Mr.. Barnaby
thusly. - i-l-e z L+i'2
Never" says the President of the
Democratic club, twas there brighter
prospect for the success of conserv-
atism." Think ofthatl att Is morally
certain that the Democracy have car
rled West Virginia." Mark you, amor-
ally certain, not politically certain.
Get the Democratic party Belonged
gives In. -
And why not carried West YirginIaP
Didn't the Democrats make great gains
In Vermont and Manner If You doubt
II, read the World and the Herald.
Did they not achieve great victories In
OHIO and Pennsylvania and Indiana?
Let the man who dares' to- question IL
read the proclamation that the authoriJ
sLss OF the party have issued to the
ialLhini. II is all as plain as a reyela-
tion OF bFlgnam Young, and we some
tI lllt tnihk 1t Is addressed 10 almost as
crednlonS ears, And have thew NOT
made the same sort OF gains and achieIy.
ed the same sort ofviCtory in West Viz.
giuiaf You may say that in West VII,
giuia the Republicans have elecia3
their Governor and their entire Stata
ticket, you may say that the RepubII-
cans have elected the entire delegation
to Congress and two-thIrds OF the Leg,
islature that is to choose United States
Senator. We grant II, oh Republican
carperl BaTanby does not dispute Il;
but was not all this true also of the
other StatesF II in these States great
Democratic Victories were won, has not
2 victory equally been, won In West
virginia. And why have not our
friends of the Central Democratic Club
as good right to crow over West Yir-
gtuta as the others have over the
other StatesI And If you object to
West Virginia, as the foundation of an
e&ultant Democratic proclamation,
VIII you please to inform us wher6
there Is a better one2 is It In Maine? Is
It In ohio3 is It In PennsyIvaniaF And
Il the results in these States show, As
the Democratic organs constantly as
sure us, that the October elections give
unnistakable presaRe of Democratic
victories in November, is not Mr.. Bar.
naby perfectly right in exhorting the
Democrats of Rhode Island to rally in
their strength, with the confident eS-
pectation OF carrying this State for Sey-
nour and Blair these are the candi-
dates as We go to- press, but the tele-
graph Is not closedl by majority quite
a. great, in proportion to the vote, as
| SAn pc hoped for In either of the States
| n .S1htch the Democrats Hlrlnmphsd,s '
/ IN SSctobet3 You have q bad couRh.ip
/ 49, 49, . SeSet and weary. traveller 20 q
ielloW. passenger in q stage coach. who
kept everybody nom sleep, by his in
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TnesIatte Eleetlon!.Tno nannsFTOwn

"a
We have reports this morning from
four counties not before heard from,
Monroe, Raleigh. Nicholas and Logan.
Monroe gives Jog and Raleigh 81 Rs
publican msjorities for Governor. The
figures from thsse may be depended on
aAeprreot. The report from Nicholas
aud Logan comes through a Kanawha
paper and merely states without par
ticulars that Nicholas goes 50 and Logan
20 Republican. We have also the Of
heIaI vote of Gilmer, showing the De-
mocratio majority for Governor to be
40 instead Of 40 as heretofore reported,
while itis45 for Congress. We have
also reliable, though unofficial report
from Clay, showing Mr.. steyenson's
majority TO be 10 instead OF 4 as we re-
ported Saturday. Fayette Instead OF GO
Democratic, as we reported Saturday.
gives IL Republican majority. Correct
lug the figures and adding TO our foot
ing of Saturday, we find that reports
from fifty counties give Republican
majority f4.7I5. los. =--sfrg
The Third District Is proving Itself
the banner district OF the State. 1T does
better by comparison with the vote of
1866 than either OF the others. 1t is
believed now that not single Demo
cratic member of the Legislature will
come from that district. 81. J..
samuels, who resigned the bench in
the 9Th circuit couple of years ago
with a view of getting the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress-
aad didn't get 1t, was defeated for
House of Delegates In Lincoln and
CabelI, by Mr.. WIN. o. Wright, who
WIS confined to his bed by sickness
during the campaign, and made no
canvass. This is esteemed quite a vic.
tory by the Republicans there, as
samuels is a cunning and plausible
man. Gen. witcher's estimate OF his
majority appears to have ben better
Que than ours. It looks now as If 1t
would not be much below 1900. Polls
ley's majority two years ago was ,572.
There was a greatly increased registra.
ton In nearly all the counties of the
Third District. Three counties, Kan
awha, Fayette and Mason, registered a
thousand new voters. It was this reg
istration on which the Democratic
leaders based their great expecta-
tlons." The mistake they made was
In assuming all the newly registered
men were rebels. "on the contrary"
as Mr.. Weller would say, 1T WAS "quite |
the REVERSE"
We have yet to hear from Mcdowell,
Webster and Wyoming, which, in 1896,
gsye lol Republican majority.
THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
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WEST vIRaINIA,
FFo'a u.e InalanapoA. Iournal

The result Of the West yirsinia
election Is splendid Republican vic.
tory. mat young State has declared
by decided majority against the DEM
anx Of the States that voted in Octnhsr
The triumph is sweeping; We have car.
ried the State by nearly Eve thonsanEl
majority, an unbroken Republican
delegation isretnTned to Congress, and
the Legislature is overwhelmingly Of
the same political faith. And this is
the State the dispatches TO such papers
as the Cincinnati EqRNiFer have claimed
had gone Democratic. The dEstonso-
late Democratic rooster has ever been
employed TO embel llsh lying dispatches
claiming that West Virginia had been
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DURSUANT TO DECREE OF THE CIR
L cut Court of Ohio County, entered Oeto-
Der 14thi 1855, i will sell at public auction, at
the Court House Of said county, on Saturday,
November DIST, 1858, at 10 O'Clock a. n, The
residence lately occupied by Alfred Caldwell,
Esq, deceased, corner or Byron and Quincy
streets, East Wheeling. This house contains
u finished rooms, with Wash-house Rddi-
tlonal ntted with large stationary tubs, hot
and cod hydrants emptying into each tnb
There Is gns throughout the entire house hot
ana cold water both up aud down EfaiFs
new bath tub, cooking range In Kitchen, a
great convenience good dfaughts TO all the
chimneys, ceilings high, large hallway, eel
l!ri consisting OF three large rooms, making
20 rooms In an, is perfectly dry and very
commod tous; large stable containing carriage
house. hay loft. large feed bin, separate COW
stable The properly contains one null lot
and one-hnlf, with large and beautiful shade
trees, In a location for q dWelIing-house not
exOelled. The building was thoroughly ne
paired, painted and prepared at heaVy ex-
pense about one yearago.
Terms ofBale :-0ne-tnird of the purchase
money, or such further sum as the purcha-
ser may elect 70 pay In hand; the residue In
Two equal 1nStRlments pay able, respectively
IN nine and eighteen months from the Si6y
OF sale with interest from that day, the puf-
ehaser giving bonds with good security for
ina deferred instruments. Possession given
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Commissioner
Law once, Fourth street, next door 70 The
Court House. Ets-'f ~ = soef21-Snid(
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rHE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION
what our ExenaaEes say OFT.
THE WEST vIRorNIA ELECTION.
Es,o.1, ~. Ss...,.y..,,T T.-y

from ne Cleveland Leader.
We have said but little heretofore In
regard to the election In West Virginia
on Thprsday last. simply because up
tolthe present time the returns have
been SO meagIe as to leave II in doubt
The State is u closer one in appearance
than In reality, for, though It gave six
thousand Republican majority in 1865.
there are 80 many disfranchised rebels
within the State that a majority OF its
population, though not offs Qualified
and legal voters, are doubtless Demo-
cfatIo In sentiments II this State, too.
as IN Tennessee, Missouri, and ALI other
States where large proportion of the
Inhabitants are disiTanChised on ar
count of rebellion, the Democrats ara
constantly gaining strength from the
ranks of the young men coming OF age,
who usually inherit their fathers poll
tics, but do not inherit disfranchise-
ment. For these reasons we looked
for Dem ocratio gains in the State. and
should not have been surprised IL the
Democrats had carried il.
But the returns demonstrate that the
gallant Republicans Of West Virginia
have fopghtla brave night aud won a
most swSepinR tRlumph. Thew have
elected their state ticket by a majority
of four thousand In a total vote Of less
than hfty thousand-a majority eQuiva-
lent, in proportion to the size OF the
State, to forty. thousand in Ohio. They
have secured a majority In both BRAN
E ches of the State Legislature, thus in
surfing the election of sound aud true
Republican 10 the United States Senate
t9.saeeeed MI. ia cling boLh-Fays Van
Wrinkle, who prepared an opinion In
iaHor of the conviction of President
Johnson, and then voted to acquit him.
Ihey have elected certainly two of the
Gongressmen, and probably the third
Ihese are glorious results, and the
Union men OF West Virginia have "A
right to glory In their triumph. West
virginia Keeps her proud place in the
column OF Republican States, and will
add her five electoral votes 10 The
InAgniheent array which viii be cast
ior ulysses S. Grant in November.
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DECEIVED BY THEIR FRIENDS.
Iron a. Ihtlaaelphta Innuirer.

AS soon as the West Virginia election
was held measures were taken to revive
the sinking Democratic hopes, by the
propagation of stories sent from Wheel
ing; that the result had been glorious
Democratic victory. Particularly glow
State from the Republicans were sent
to such papers as the New York World
the OinCinnati Enquirer. etc. These
Journals, anxious Tor little consola.
tion amid the grieEs of the period,
eagerly clutched at the treacherous
straw, and greatly did they shout over
"the reaction" The Enquirer, in high
glee, said that the Democracy Of Penn
sy1vania, ect., would pluck fresh cour-
age from sit, and renew. the contest
with zeal and determination,n ect., ect,
It WAS reported that the Democrats had
elected the Governor of West Virginia,
two out OF three Congressman and the
Legislature, giving them the command
of the choice of the United States
Senator.
Poor Seymour, In his mendicant
tramp amer votes, Was deceived by the
cruel fraud, aud he expressed himself
quite gratttied when he heard the good
news. The Democrats went Into bet
ting quite strongly on The strength of
these dispatches, and a nice business
they have made OF It. They now know
that the Democratic Governor is not
elected; that no Democratic Congress:
men are elected that minority, and
not majority OF Democrats are returns
ed TO the Legislature, and that Mr.. Van
Wrinkle, who sold himself to Andrew
johnson on the impeachment trial, win
have full permission 10 stay at home.
There is moralto be deduced from
this, which they may store deep in their
hearts, it is:-"Never believe dis
patches which pretend 10 give the par
tictilars Of Democratic victotles. :
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Prepare Tor To-mOrroTE.

We trust that all committees entrusl-
ed with the duty OF preparing the
machinery for the election tomorrow,
wIlIsee to It to-day that everything is
in readiness. Every Republican ought
to come to the polIsi but as there are
many who so lightly value the privil-
eye of the ballot, that they have to be
brought, we trust ample arrange
ments will be made for bringing all
who are too Indifferent to come.
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
" -. DIATRICT or WESr YIRaINiA. 3

Z 49, y - -
Michael Reilly - n Attach
The Steamboat ''Wm. Butler - Admiralty.
Whereas libel was fIied in the District
Court Of the United States for the District OF
West Virginia, on the 9th day OF October,
ls68, BY Michael Reilly. against the BteaIn-
boat "Wm, Butler her engines, machinery,
tackel, OUTFIT, apparel and furniture: Now
Therefore, In pursuance Of the monition I'M
der the seal OF the said court to me directed
and delivered, 1 do hereby give public notice
o All persons claiming the said Steamboat,
her engines, machinery tackle, apparel,
ontht and furniture; or In any manner In
crested therein, that they De and appear
before the said District C1uTt to be held NJ the
city OF wheeling. In and Tor the District of
west Virginia, on the 18th day Of Noyem.
Per, 1865, at 100'clocl in the forenoon OF that,
cay, provided the same shall be q day or
Observation-Disclosures on the next day OF
gur1sdiction thereafter, then and there to In
Ierpose their claims and 10 make their alle-
s.. s.ls1e3lal HED9AIAN SLACK, 4
y. 9. Marshal, District w. Va
BY Wa. n. IRWIN, Depty MARSHALL
WHEAr q FoRBEsi Proct0rs. Oc9O.I4td 4
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aisfellLIauale.p1sg.
TTNITEp STATES or AMERICA,


" DISTRICT OF WEST YIRGISIA, 5. s.
8. Clark 4 &! Son. y1lAttachment in
The Steamboat "PIcket." Admiralty.
Whereas a libel was Med in The District
Court Of the United States for the District OF
West Virginia, onsthe 9th day of October,
1858, by Samuel Clark and ]. W. Clark, part
ners under the hrm name of 3. Clark q Son,
against the Steamboat 'Picket," her engines
machinery, tackle. outft, apparel and fur-
niture. Now therefore, In pursuance OF the
monitlon under the seal Of the said court TO
me directed and delivered, I do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming the
said steamboat, her enetues, machinery,
tackle, apparel, OUTFIT and furniture, or IN
any manner interested therein, that they
be and appear before the said District Court
70 be held at the city of Wheeling, In and
for the District of West Virginia, on HE 18th
day of November, 1858, At 10 O'Clock In the
forenoon OF that day, Crowded the same
shall be q day OF isdiGtion-otherWtse on
the next day of Jurisdiction thereafter) then
and there to intsrposes their claims, and TO
make their allegations In that behalf
III --..- ~. = : EHEDGMAN SLACK, =
US. Marshall, District w. Va.
By WA. II. IRWIN. Depty MarshaI.
CRANMER q WHEAT, PROCTOR, OcSO-ldtd
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National Trust Go.
opTHE CRY OF NV YORK.
No. Sa6 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION D0BbARs.


DARIUS r. AANGAaE. President.
ffssc gas JAMES MERRIIs1., Secretar
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on All Daily Balances
s..IJeef 10 Check az StghG SPECIAL DEpoa
IT'S for stx Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS isdivided among over so
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
of large wealth and financial experience,
who are also personally liable TO depositors
for an obligations of the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small amc UNITS, and permits them
70 be drawn a. awhole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT allow
ing interest On ALL DAILY HA1ANcus, par
ties throughout The county can keep ae-
yantages OF security, conYenience and p1odt,
IelS6mdSW
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Commiss1oner's Sale.
Margaret Waters, Guardian,1
vs.. In Chance

Margaret Waters, Guardian,l
Estella May Waters, stals.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
ID ed In the above entitled eanse on. the
DAY of October, 1865, I shall, on WKDFEsDAY,
the 18th day OF HpHElIBER 1858. at 70 O'Clock
|. M proceed to sell at the ffont door OF the
Court HouEeof Ohio county, the following
described real estate or asnfhctency thereof
TO pay the debt mentioned In the Dill and
proceedings in this case.
First. Lot number LhiTtysnye C85l In
ZGnesi Island addition to the city of Wheel
ing, as laid out by Henry Moore, "a Trustee,
Secondly. Lot number thirty-six tsg In
Zane's Island addition 70 the city or W heel
ing as laid ont by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
Terms of sale: one-thtfd ca of the pnf-
chase money cash, the residns thereof az six
(6l and twelve On months with interest
uom the day Of Eale; lthe purchaser having
the privilege OF paying such amount In cash
atIhe time OF purchase as he may wish 70 dol
giving notes with good pelsgual security 10
secure the paymenEof the deferred install
ments, and retaining the title Until the
whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIAM H. CALDWELL,
CRANMER. Attorney. - = 1csS. sot
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\. Impure BLOOD nIahessIck. -
The bowels maybe eostlvs or some organ
does its work weakly. From causes like
these gases and gumny substances occur
which poison the blood; the perspiration
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that their fetid exhalations are thrown back
upon the blood. Here Is cause for pains,
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Rrar dreth's Pills are worth more than gold
Five or six cure at once. Remember they
cure by at once removing from the body
these matters which poison the blood and
make sick. These celebrated Pills should
Gin thehouse ready.
Bee b. BRANpRErH IN white letters on the
Government stamp. Principal ONCE Bran
dreth's House, New York,
SoId by all druggists. octs-Imd&yy
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THE GOOD NEWS FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
PlOm Ihs Phlndefphta Rre.s.

1EOHA btSs 1Huuu1iRtiB4< ESsAs
Our specials of o.day more than con-
firm the good news from West Virginia.
The Republican triumph is not only
complete but overwhelming. Districts,
counties, and townships that were doubt
ful only because nothing definite could
be heared from them, have come in and
aided in swelling the Union majority
to s, goo. almost the figures OF 1866, and
double those OF 1867. The Importance
OF this result cannot be overestimated.
The Democrats regarded their strength
in the State as sufficiently trained and
defiant to overawe loyal men and keep
them away from the polls. But the
Republicans of West Virginia have
met their enemies before. They became
acquainted with their arts on the bat
tle.tield. Hence they were prepared
to give them q warm reception where
ever they chose TO practice their BUSH
whaoking tricks. The loyal men of the
State will accept the thanks Of the ma
ton for their heroism in the hour OF
battle. They have done nobly. and the
'uccess that crowns their efforts Is just
ly.deserved. as.57-..5
The result is thunderous volley in
to the ranks of disorganized and re-
treating foe. No better answer could
have been framed to BIair's rhodomon-
tade or Seymour's puerile f1ourishes.
The fact IL now permanently establish
ed that the specials purporled to have
been received from the State by the
Democratic press. are deliberate falsi-
icattoDs, manufactured to order, and
for the purpose of keeping mp what
little courage is left inthe party. To
such schemes are they driven in their
hour OF dependency and defeat. Let
Them rejoice in their qualification.
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JOHNsoN-on Saturday evening. Oct,
81, 1888, PAMELA, daughter OF Robert w. and
Isabella johnson, aged 10 years and one
month"; ~
The funeral Will tako place to-day ut two
o'clock p. M, from the residence OF her par
ents on Watershed. Friends OF the family
are invited 10 attend.
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SpFEfal Nntiffa
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EssAYs ZOE YOU'VE mEN.

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gur gfnt.
For Rent.
8aE SzIe.
For Saleu

.IlHE LATE -RESIDENCE OF JAMES
i TURNERy deceased, located In the town
OF Martinsville, Belmont county, Ohio. This
desirable property is now offered for sale. 1t
Is a good Brick Cottage Houss, containing
seven rooms, all in good repair. There "a
connected with the house one and ahalfacr
of land upon which there Is some valuable
nuit. For further particulars enquire off,
N. Turner, or Dr.. J. Werlich or hiarT1nSVine.
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A GRAND CONCERT

"ILn BE GIVEN ,BToNDAYEV
w. November Id, At st. 1InftheJPls Il. 4
Church, corner 18th and Centre streets, for
benefit OF the. Sunday School by THIRTY
young ladies connected with the School. as-
sisted by some of the best musfcal talent OF
Doors open at z. Performance to CONF
menee AZ X o'clock Tickets 50cents (chIl-
9ren halI prtce;) for sale at w. n. Sheib's
\ BOOKINGS and McEain Bros and at the
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.RnnnneX Ftued.

Harmon Sinsei, Esq, Of Pfuntytowni
has been appointed by the State Central
Committee, to I'LL the vacancy in the
Committee oeeasioned by the death OF
Eilery R. Hall, Esq, and has accepted
the appointment. 5lts
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cessant coughing. eyes; but it's the
best 1 have" II Mr.. Barnaby's Demo-
CRATIC victory is open to objection, IL Is
the best he has, and let the cAptious
critics find better one.