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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-12-09
New York HEM.

New York, December S.--A high gale
has prevailed last night and to-day from
the northwest. \ large ships reported
ashore on Long Island and reports from
Boston state several vessels ashore in
that vicinity. No lives lost.
General Grant this afternoon attended
the wedding of the daughter of EX-Gov-
ernor FoXito Professor Beuiamin,o of West
Point Academy.
Commodore Meade was produced i'll
court this afternoon under writ of
habeas corpus, and DR.. HalStead, Who
was appointed to examine his condition
testified that he was perfectly sane.
Roth cases Were before Judge CaIdoz0
aud set for hearing on Thursday.
A fire in 4 tenement house in D,laua-
cey street, this morning, burned out
several rooms. Two women named
Crawley and McEweu, carpet rag sew
ers, were burned 10 death. Several 9th
ers had narrow escape from the same
Fafa
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Farther Particulars of the Late
Steamboat Disaster.

CINCINNATI, December S.-The eX-
element relative to the terrible dlsas-
ter TO the steamers United States and
America is still intense. Parties are ar
irving from all quarters eff the country,
and making inquiries for lost friends
and relatives who were Known To have
taken passage on those boats. A por-
ton of the remains will arrive here to-
day on the General Lyle, for recogni'
ton and interment. A dispatch to the
Commercial, from Florence, Indiana
says thirty-three bodies have been re-
covered from the wrecks of the United
States and America.
The following have been identified 4;
James John, of Louisville; John Fen
nell, of Newport, Kentucky; Emil Mo
reau, William johnson Wallace, Lex
ington, Indiana; Mr.. Farber, of Hano
yer, Indiana; Mrs. George W. Griffin, O.
New Orleans; Mrs. Mary +. Thompson
of Philadelphia, and sixteen colored
men of the crew of the United States
With the exception of few ladies', the
remainder are supposed TO be those OF
the colored crew.
The scene at Warsaw, Kentucky, beg
CARS description. Relatives huuting
for each other; wounded screaming with
pain, and people who at home are
blessed with wealth bemoaning their
plight.
Clothing is being continually fur
nished them by the citizens, and every
thing done to make them comfortable.
S. p. Hayman, formerly mes enger fol-
the American Express Company, was
brought to this city yesterday under
arrest for robbing safe under his
charge of so, 900, in March last.
Edward s. Newton, Assistant Post.
master at Gallipelis, Ohio, was arrested
yesterday, charged with ahstracting :
hundred dollar bill from a letter
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Flf9ANCE AND TRADE
Financial aud Con, inercinI.

The oil wells in Barren county, Ken
lucky, are said to be yielding well.
OF the S2Ol $4,000 of registered bonds
issued during the last fiscal year, nearly
S27 100000 were in exchange for coupon
| bonds.
The amount of currency, United
States notes and coupons destroyed
during the last fiscal year was sl57,
Geo. 900.
An average of 35O9 pounds of legal
tender and fractional currency are de-
stroyed by maceration once in ten days
Since November, 1868, the sum of $780,
600 has been received by the Treasury
| for what is known as the conscience
fund.
Nineteen thousand five hundred and
twenty bales of cotton were received al
Macon, Georgia, during the month o
November, 1865, against 81, 759 bales FOL
that month last year.
The manufacturers of cotton IL
Switzerland employ 100000 spindles
I54, 900 spnners and $4,000 other opera
tivcs. In ISL it is reported that 2,O12,-
AS pounds of spun cotton were OK
ported, and 539,6l7 pounds i'm ported; in
1863 there were exported 6,029, 634
pounds, and 5,3l7 ,0S3 pounds imported.
In 1866, however, the expectation fell
to 4, OO2 ,656 pounds, and the importation
to l, 500, 1872 pounds.
The Louisville COWier-JOWRal is volu.
minous on the subject of cotton manu-
features in the South. From a report
submitted to the Cotton Manufacturers
Association in October, it learns that
the number of mills in the Northern
States is 479; number of spindles, $685.
225; average number of yarn, 27B; con
sumption, 343, 645, $50 pounds; consump'
ton per spindle, 5957 pounds. In the
Southern States, number of mills, 90;
spindles, 1912; average number OF
yarn, l25; consumption, 2o,O42,76C
pounds; consumption per spindle, 1909
pounds. The paper is confident that
before another decade there will be a
very different showing in cotton manu-.
featuring statistics.
Senator Sherman is opposed to con.
traction, on the ground that it would
arrest the band of enterprise and ruin
the debtor classes. He would in nc
event, however, sanction an increase OF
the currency, but would labor to give
it higher value. To accomplish this
he would have things so arranged as to
prevent any accumulation Of gold in
the Treasury, even if it were necessary
to receive portion of the customs in
currency.
Senator Boutwell, and other represent
tative men are in favor of letting the
currency alone, on the assumption that
by the operation Of purely natural
causes, extending over series of years
it will gradually approach the true
standard so nearly that transition te
specie payments will be easy. Or, in
other words, wait till the commerce OF
the country shall grow up to the pres
eut volume OF currency, when it will be
worth par in gold. There are others
and perhaps the more numerous class
who insist upon fixing an early date for
resumption, and who urge that it can
be done with entire safety.
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Cincinnati Market.

ClNClNNAlly bcCoHooA S'
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Dull and unchanged.
COTTON - Opened dull but closed
firmer at 22fc for middling.
WHISKY-Closeda dull at Csc.
HOGS-Advanced to 8 00aS % gross,
and 10 00al0 % net, with buoyant
market; holders asking higher prices.
MESS PORK-Advanced to "a 90 and
is now held at "a so.
BULK MEATS-Firmer, though the
demand is not large; shoulders, 9ic;
sides, 124al3c; clear rib, l3!c.
GREEN MEATS-Advanced to 6falla
l3c for shoulders, sides and hams.
LARD-Is held at 14ial4fc for prime
steam and l5ta15kc for kettle rendered,
but these rates are above the views of
buyers.
BACON-A good demand for clear
sides. aud ~ hogsheads, about all in the
market, sold at l5tal6o, closing at the
latter rate, but nominal, there being No
moro ready.
CHEESE-ia1c higher and demand
good: Western Reserve, Hal73c; fac
tory, 1SalS!c.
BUTTER-Firm at 35a39e.
OILS-Linseed, 96a95c; market firm;
lard firm at 80.
SEEDS-Flax advanced to 2 %; tim
othy, 75a2 80.
GOLD-l35i buying.
EXCHANGE-Very dull at lat dis
count buying and so discount to pal
selling.
MONEY-The money market is very
close at l0a12 per cent.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.


CATTLE-The market was exceeding
ly dull to-day, which was owing mainly
to the Indictment weather, which, doubt
less, prevented buyers from being in at
tendance. The number on sale was not
large, reaching about 900 head, but as
the demand was confined almost wholly
to supplying the wants of the retail
trade, the market was hard one; the
butchers did not even seem to be out in
full force, and those who were in at
tendance did not buy very freely, seem
ing disposed to hold back in anticipa-
ton that they would be able to do bet
ter towards the close. There were but
few Eastern buyers on hand, and the
miserable weather kept away good
many country buyers who are usually
here every week. a.
Prime to extra butchers stock sold at
7 O0a7 so, and medium to good do at
6 OOa6 so. Stock cattle may be quoted
at from 50a5 so, according to quality
and condition. There was fair pro
portion of good cattle, though the
greater number consisted of rough
steers and cows.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There was o
very full supply on sale to-day, but with
an improved demand, brought about by
the presence of several Eastern buyers
the market turned out much better than
was genel ally expected at the opening
and there were but few if any left over
unsold. Compared with last week
however, prices have undergone no quo
table change, though had it not beer
for the outside buyers, there would most
lik, ly have been q decline.
HOGS-The market for this class Of
stock is firm and fairly active, with
demand fully up to the supply. Ii
prices there has been no materla
change since last week, though there Il
frmer feeling; we quote in retail
way at 7ia9c for fair to prime heavy av
erages in retail way.
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gv Telegraph
no FRR REGISTER
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.

LONDON, December S.-The new tel
egraphic arrangement throughout hu'
rope goes into effect on the first OF jan
uary, in accordance with the agreement
made at the International Telegraphlc
Convention recently held at Vienna, fol
the modification and equalization of
tolls. The rates are to be considera'
bly, reduced The Morse and Hughes
instruments are selected for use on the
various lines.
A very heavy gale prevailed through
out England on Sunday night and Mon
day morning. Many kilograms report
ing marine disasters, have been received.
The shipping in the harbers has suffer
ed much. Houses were blown down
and the danger was very great.
Mr.. Disraeli had an interview with
the Queen yesterday, at which ne re-
signed his seals of office. Among the
appointments which have been settled
is that of John Duke ColeridGe as So
licitor General
The Times to-day cOngratnlates Mr..
Gladstone or the speedy formation OF
his Cabinet.
PARIS, December S.-The Moniteur
says: Count Bismarck. soon after his
return to Berlin, had an interview with
the ambassadors of France, England
and Russia, and assured them of his
confidence in the maintenance of good
feeling between European powers.
LIVERPOOL, December s.-The bark
North Briton, which left Quebec fol
Southampton, was wrecked off Mounts
Bay and six of the crew lost.
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N.t,e,., Board Of Trade.

CINCINNATI, December Sine Con-
yention assembled at quarter-past teA
Mr. Gano offered resolution that the
memhers Of tho Board of Trade deplore
the tful calamity which resulted
So The collision of the steamers
Iru;ted states and America, and take
Occasion TO express their sense of horror
OF the event, and tender to the relatives
and friends of the sufferers their heart
felt sympathy.
Mr.. Monroe, of Dubuque, spoke at
great length on the subject of the i'm
provement of the Chesapeake canal.
Mr.. Stranahau, of New York, moved
the previous question on the matter pro-
posed, which was carried. ..
Mr.. Burwell, of New Orleans, favored
the reelection, as far as possible, of mu-
nicipal and local charges in all ports of
entry and delivery of this country.
Mr.. Randolph, of Chicago, moved
that the Convention adjourn with to-
days session, to meet at Richmond,
Virginia. ..... .,T
A vote of thanks was given to the
mayor and city council of Cincinnati,
for their courtesy.
Mr.. Hazard, of Buffalo, offered reso-
luton favoring tbs enlargement of the
Erie and Oswego canals.
Mr.. Bagley, of Detroit, offered a res
olution recommending that bounty he
allowed on all materials of American
growth and manufacture entering into
the construction of vessels built in the
United States equal to the amount
which would have been paid if they had
been imported. Carried.
Mr.. Shryock, of st. Louis, made fe "
remarks favoring the restoration OF
navigation by Congress of that tributary
of the Mississippi river, Bayou Manchoe,
connecting the Mississippi with Mobile
Bay and the Gulf of Mexico.
Mr.. Bagley thought it was the duty
of Congress to inquire into the present
depressed condition of the copper in
terest, and adopt such measures as may
be deemed best to make this interest d
source of revenue to the Government.
Gu motion of Mr.. Stranahan, the Con
vention adjourned for lunch.
The Convention reassembled at TWEEN.
ty minutes past two.
EReport of the committee on the sub
ject of taxes on tares on cotton, which
was referred to the Executive Council
A motion of President Fraley to allow
certain portions of duties to be paid in
legal tenders was lost.
Mr.. Gano, from the Cincinnati Board
of Trade, submitted propositions in
reference to the GENITAL system, re-
ferred to the Weights and Measures
committee of Congress.
A vote of thanks was returned to
President Fraley for his able manner in
presiding over this body.
On motion of Mr.. Plummer, of Boston
the civil service bill was taken from the
table, which was agreed to.
On motion of Mr. Allen, of Philadel'
phia, the Board adjourned, after listen,
ing to parting address and passing
vote of thanks to the members of the
press and Secretary of the Convent on
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, December 8.
GEM rDr

The communication from the Secreta
~ of the Interior, setting forth the des.
titute condition of the Indians on the
upper Missouri and their urgent need O
relief, was laid on the table.
Mr.. POmeroy introduced joint reso
luton extending the operation of the
Freedmen's Bureau for a limited peri
od in certain States. Laid on the Ia
BILE and ordered to be printed:
Mr.. Ramsey introduced bill to aool !
ish the Thanking privilege. Tabled anu
ordered printed.
Mr.. Sumner introduced resolution
calling on the President to communi,
cate any Information possessed Sy Tue
State Department cpnG pia4a SHo mo
the relations of the United States with
Paraguay, the Argentine Republic and
Brazil. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Decemb6

CHICAGO, December :.
FLOUR-Quiet; sales spring extras at
6 00a7 90.
WHEAT-Opened firm, but subse.
quently weakened and declined &c; clos
ing at Ii for No. ,; sales No. at Pa
l .; No. , l6sl lss; sales No. , since
Change at l l6.
CORN-0ld scarce and nominal at
soc; new shade tirRer and quiet at u ia
52sc; closing steady at 52ic; kiln dried
quiet at 60c for No. >, and 59a594c for
rejected; no change in prices since noon
Beard.
OArS-Firmer and tssc higher at
t'a4S;c for No. ,, and 46a46!c for re-
hlE-firm and quiet at 10 for No.
and IA for No , in store.
EBARLEI-In moderate demand and
firmer; sales No. at l 6ial 63: closing
steady at | 62.
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New York Market.

New YORK, December s.
COTTON-Firmer and more active
sales 1900 bales at 243c for mlddllng up
lands.
FLOUR-Closed more active and q
shade better for low grades, and heavy
and quiet for other kinds.
WHEAT-Very quiet, and buyers and
sellers apart; sellers of No. 2 spring al
So, with buyers at 30.
RYE-Quiet and steady at 90 fol
western.
OATS-Firm at 7sc for western in
store, and 80 atloat.
CORN-Steady at l4al ID for mixed
western in store, and Il atloat.
PORK-Quiet and firm at % 73a2O VI
for mess.
BEEF-Markct steady and ia a fair
demand.
CUT MEATS-Market quiet and un'
changed.
BACON-Market firm with a good in
quiry.
LARD-Firm at l5Ial5$c for fair tC
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and steady.
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Again, the offensive matter concerts into dry
hard masses or crusts, which obstruct breath
ing and are very difficult to detach, their dis
Judgment often requiring the most dolent
efforts. Sometimes these incrustations come
away in small hard Jumps, or fragments of a
deep green tint, but occasionally broad and Hat
casts of notable size are expelled, on which
traces of blood may at times be Observed. This
condition is very liable to run on to serious
liberation, involving n loss of the bony struc
ture of the nose, and 4 subsequent tiattening Of
that organ.
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From HE lsio ssrnndc.

New ORLEANS, December Rio
Grande dates of the lst inst. state that
Escobedo was marching against tho
rebels in MatamOras. Reports are Civ
en- Of disturbances in various parts of
the country. Shocks of an earthquake
had taken place near San Luis Potosi.
The inhabitants of San Luis fear that
new volcanic eruptions are about TO
take place near that city, the air being
full of smoke and ashes, and the earth
shaking, accompanied with subterrane-
an noises The shock of an earthquake
WAS felt in Mexico on the 9th of Novem-
Der; it was also felt at Puebla. Shocks
were fell for three days at Iturbide and
another new volcanic eruption was also
feared there.
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Reduced Eurc.

CHICAGO, December S.-All the rail-
roads centering in Chicago and the Bur
lington aud Missouri, Dubuque and
South Western, Lake Shore, Pennsylva.
MIA Central, Pennsylvania Eastern, Al
lentown and New York, Baltimore and
Ohio, Toledo, Peoria aud Warsaw, and
the Cincinnati, HamiltoH and Dayton
will supply tickets at reduced rates to
all who wish to attend the reunion of
the armies of the Tennessee, Cumber-
land, Ohio and Georgia, on the 18th and
18TH
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81. Louis lIarkr,

ST. LOUIS, December 3.
Flour quiet and unchanged. whea,
slow and not quotably changed: Corn
a little better, at 67a70c. Oats higher
at 55a5so. Rye advanced to l 2Oal %
Barley unchanged. Whisky unchanged
at 94a95c. Pork firm at "a 90, but gen.
orally held higher. Bacon, very little
dsiug; shoulders 10isl1c; clear sides l6i
al69c. Lard easy at lac. Hogs scarce
and stiff at 74aSc.
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A Texan, writing to the St. Louis L

A Texan, writing to the st. Louis Re
publican, urging the construction of a
railroad from st. Louis to Texas, says
that between the Nueces aud Rio
Grande rivers there are million head
of horned cattle, and ten thousand head
of horses and mules. The cattle in that
country are being killed for their hides
alone.
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Toledo Marker.

IVIEDVj DOOOIIIUOI =
Flour, quiet. Wheat, amber lc and
white Michigan &c better; sales of No.
white Michigan at o.; white Michi'
gan, Seal 81; amber, 81; No. = red,
/ II; No. 3 do, so; No. , spring, O5a
10. Corn, old steady; new, lc better
sales of old No. at Soc; new, 7lc; d q
rejected, 65c. Oats &c better; sales OF
No. lat SOC. Rye, steady; sales of No.
at l 30; No. 2, %. Barley, quiet and
depressed. Hogs, &c better; sales at
9ia91c.
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DISRAsEs OF TMPRUDENCL
oFFICE-7 SOUTH FREDERICK sTEEEI

Left hand side going nun Baltimsfs su'si
few doors from the corner. ~ BAL Bsi 20 ''
serve name and number.
~ No letters received unless post Pc 80
containing . stamp 10 bo used 90 d. Fr1
Persons writing should state age. AMI 80 ~
ton Of advertisement describing ymFba'
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hang 10 b. On"
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE iESSs
The many Thousands cured At Rs ''.is'-
ment within tho last twenty Year, Asa 10 ~
merous important Surgical OPerat0a, p''9-1-,
by DIR. Johnston, witnessed BY 10 WIN
the Sun, and many other papers sotio'' .. - i,
appeared again and again before The blhr
aides his standing A. a gentleman Of ehnssW
and responsibility, il a sufficient EuArAHV " -
Afflicted. -.
Skin diseases speedily cured. NF'Y
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From PINnIomIII.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, December ~.-Tes-
timony in the Andrews murder case was
concluded last night. Dr.. Choatc, prin'
cipal of Taunton Luuatic Asylum, testi,
fed that he should consider Andrews
sane. as in his Judgment the preponder-
auee of facts overbalanceS any doubt
suggested by Andrews statement The
case was argued to-day and will proba-
bly, reach the jury tomorrow.
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Severe Gale.

BUFFALO, December S.-The sereycst
gale aud snow storm of the season has
prevailed here during the past twenty
four hours, and traius and mails from
the east by the Central and Erie roads
were detained four or five hours. Trains
on the Great Western road came
through OH time. Tie wind is from the
northwest and the snow is drifting.
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From Savannah.

SAVANNAH, December II. Brad
baker, who was shot and killed by ne
grOeS On Saturday last, was buried to
day. The fire companies and German
associations turned out in force.
Two of the wounded patrolmen ale
in a critical condition. The excitement
has somewhat subsidized. More arrest.
have been made.
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Accident.

TOLEDO, December S.-A wood train
on the Cleveland X Toledo Railroad
was thrown from the track, yesterday
afternoon, near Mlllbury station, and
John holland and Michael Casels were
killed; John Maloney, seriously, aud
four or FIVE others slightly injured.
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1ruuiciDal Election

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, December =
The municipal election held here to-day
resulted in the election of Charles 4
Manchester for mayor, and Albert G
trostsome for city clerk, by a vote OF
1908 to 49S for the Democratic ticket
Less than one-third of those who were
registered voted
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Robbery.

EVANSVILLE, O., December 5.-The
dry goods store of william NJ. Black &
&c. was entered last night and $4,000
worth of silks stolen. This is the second
time this store has been robbed of silks
within a short time.
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CAROLINA RICE
- ~ tierces prime new Carolina Rice.
MAXWELL TINGLE.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }

DEPARTMENT OF The INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE,
WASHINGTON d. c., Feb %, 1869.
John Livingston Esq:
SIR:-The new Law Register and Official Di
rectory, copy Of which you were so kind as to
forward TO my address, will be of material ser.
vice in the transaction of the business of this
Office The work has apparently been prepared
with care and great labor, and it would be OF
particular value, beyond doubt, TO every promi.
nent official banker, merchant and business
man. Very respectfully, yOurs,
JOSEPH II. BARRETT,
Commissioner of Pensions.
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DestruCtI>a E;

Boston, December S.-A wooden
block, comprising about forty tene-
ments, on SWEET street, Roxburv. was
destroyed by fire to-day. Fifty poor
families ale homeless.
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WARRINGTON, d. c., Feb. 81, 1868.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 81, 1868.
,JohY, Livingston, Esq, Secretary Merchants Union
LdiU Company; go,
DEAR SIR -'"he new Law Register and On
cial Directory, Just issued, appears to have been
very carefully prepared, and we find it OF great
service in the Transaction of the business OF this
Department We think the work would prove
n valuable acquisition 10, and Should ne on inc
desk of every prominent ofliciai, banker, mer'
chant, and business man -
Very respectfully, A. n: IF Ebl,
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REGISTERS OFFICE.

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. "a, 1867
John Liripgston, Esq. Secretary Merchants UHio
Lac Company:
DEAR SIR :-rhe new Law Register and OH.
cia Directory, just issued, appears TO Lave been
very carefully prepared, and we find 1t of great
service in the transaction Of the business OF this
Department We think the work would prove
a valuable acquisition to, and should be on the
desk Of every prominent official, banker, mer'
chant and business man.
Respectfully, n. L, JEFFRlES,
Register.
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Charter Election.

OGpENSBURG, n. Y, December s.
The charter election today resulted in
the reelection of VIM. C.. Brown, Re-
publican, Mayor, and Republican ma
iority in the Common Council.