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1xr1AxAro1e, Sept fs>-The name Of General
Alvin r. Hovey, United 8tatea Minister 70 Perm.
At present riatttnE 'SaTstos& eWtnGs, n. +. Il
lne11tianed 10 connection with thn vacant SecFe-
tAY{Ahtp Of Var.
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New TAz& CAtssn Market

.-- NEW Ta1X, H<Tz II
Cotsao-fhe de1toe II ha1f eeu4, toaaT. e4nstd
by ehtpTss1 beiet ooeptsed to throw thslt pchAse4
rpea Tic mAtAe teeal1s thaJ oquA nj ee4 taef g.
thanEA
, 1869-09-29

9rertA Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Sept -
The second day Of the talE hts had very nae
weather. The skies arc bright and the temreta
spre m1ldeF than yesterday, the ouly drawback
being high wind blowing al da5. The &usptc!ous
weather seems 70 hAse brought o1s ~ nnusaal
number OF exhibitors, and Large force Of cte1ks
has been busy Ill oxJ making entr1es. The ttrer-
set II sc xaf
ful There are many tne horses for Ill purposes.
DetnpE sns os - !; IL re
tol; Canada, owned BY 6 !: Summers, Of Monroe;
r1alr1e In,, Owned pJ Nj. D HerseE. Of Monroe;
q W ists1ssss % coaui.; IceosrE, handsome u eheat.
nut stallion, Ard TWO ser3 handtoune sor3e! Cold
aqa 5s., "a o9 re iEt.4 Easn :t9st
and last pacing horse, from kenosha, with eone
me rozdsters Aod dInuRbt horses F. Rnbse. Of
Belost, shown splendid Norman here, With eaereu
Taese Iere quite q namber q n.na.o,ae pev.
ons, Duth.ns I'D A!desueTs % O. ne N1nns1: Nns = :
creek, Xliv1ufee County, aud = supesh lot Of
DMaszas, b E P, Brockway, ot npoa.
a6ea essRRetn eno. - md Ins nd
there u = tolezahle tnow Of swlne ind pou1tr5.
Thete il very ta.Re display OF e.srI manner q
there arc h1sk discussions ss % the meE1ta Of the
! drerenA 1eape1s. nowe17, teedefs. p,oEs &C.
get, and there Il NOT much noteworthy IN Maou-
fartuYe1H' hAiL
TIE show OF Vegetables md beid Hodutt1 II the
anest eScr seen herr, both 10 variety and quality
| Of he articles. TIE INIT show nnds Inc accom-
NlcdaiaunA, besetcEote ample, entirely fn1dt4uate-
md ~ oeeupy nosseul;gIai nsa slmoet TO ,' tae
pettn1 In force-Waukesna, Rock, Kenoaha and
EInnebaao, Nj. Ell Su'son shooting 90 plates Of
ples, pears, g1apea It'd other fru,ta
Feeple as1e lot been present ID urge nampess,
| bat art expected to-mofro1, rhsh the formal
and eoInc usais Of speed eonae Oh, and on THUS
| day, when the isdle4' riding, wnfth = the cpNo-
astssSnsp saxss P,sss x,tn r., o. 1gsean
noon. to temAta during the faiz.
INDIANA.
:. Special Dcspatch to The Chicago Tnhane-
IkD1AxArpI1A Sept fa
The mechanical department. Of the Safe FIJI
tu-daJ haA bean In chaotic condition, bot toward
esen1uR tninga began to assume better saaPe.
and to untruw # Il expected thHt evsfythnx viii
be In rradtnesa tot stsssoe1. 1no thowof akstcol.
turzl implements y simply tmtnense. Wills ta1t Of
ss anas{4 P & eae. = tsa8 q 81 &
misceiiaoeoa4 50. N soaesse q onehsif oves
ut JET; y % tae 1sesaan'eal' 1.1"; IN 1as h'e
ri Il po9 @ so-a1fi ai % easae Tie nrss eonse.s Of .he
ts Il s t1E fGr FL r. aa q faa foF II =;
wen rnadA = touows: Enn. Jones, Of Indlan1Ro, r.,
%. % M of fasn.tls: 3. /. 1aa, d Dsa!ine; v: E
WOOD, of O1eenca1tte. Xle heats, besk tso n
Wed Wed: t'.s - ~ q "a a ~ II II .seaad premium
70 Janea Naison: taaa. 1:1a
1s q ~ = eaae sssa &c ns @ s e uas e o 90 "a
sssxai saded FIss PREMIUM, -: seeoaa, 9ts
ss:as &C.,: ss9 R1as ssa :, II tsesss
! apoih; l. II. Mnse4, Of Indlsnaposls ". ~ Grain
q 1nqaaspals a. Ins taM p1e%an I'M a ~ = a*1ns! 3
)
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EIeexlon .Enx Member OF xhc k.cEfS~
lntuFp In Alexandria, Va~
ALEXANDRIA. Va, Sept 9s~--Mr. Johnl Con-
setEattre wa elected TO the Legislature fon ttis
county today. In July thu county vent Radical
By rs natoHu.
AtNANngli. "a, Sept ea-3it. Johnson1 ua-
%qsttJ In town and COUNTY u -,
, 1869-09-29

Tax ABaesAmeRts In PhlladefphEsas
TuuApK1fu1A. Sept tfea-The effect Of the new
and st,ct ReR1ssry lkw hiss been to decftase The
regulAr and extra assea&ueDta for taxes ~, ooo
Qpm k211 yeax, indicating ANAL vote Iof the n q
election. The decyc1st u l1Egest tn tho extra ~
SER uept being ktAOOl
, 1869-09-29

Cropa In North CaF4lInn.
RAII1su, Sept 4s--A alight fross occurred this
morning, bat no damage was done to cfepA TO
14cco pixnte1a &rt Little uueAsg. H..
Great preparations att nAtfng fot tue 8tate
FIJI, The prospect fuF 8ucceB i nattef1n2.
, 1869-09-29

.Exw ox14Gxk- ss<pk. ,:A.-Uo1rcH-InNe. u
&4fc; s1Ie4 1t SO H1le4- Heee31tA - ha1tA
Il 1HAlt1N
HAT-444A
WKu1XY-A1 4$AL4%
G4bex sxt1eRss nocAAh@ed. -
AdNEt111-GoA. f1AEA; AtHNnE. Das1a}nA1; 6&W
Toff l1td Af6k A1Iapotk,
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81. CLatRr11Lx, IL, Sept 4a|udEe Benjamin
8. Co!en died here, Aonday eveutnE. On hts tn
birthday. He WAS stricken with paralJls On Ra-
dAy sE%otnx nkt. dc lived m honoFed aud use-
fnl life. Ana his losa will BE- deeply felt Hta fu-
neral NM take plaoe on Saturday afternoon.
, 1869-09-29

TO Hly tnA1 Ut. 1Aduc, nI Chicago. hxa i neH and
Important Improvement on the g1oand which !
feel certain mutt form = part or IN accompani.
the reciprocal Rickle grinder. saw It operate 10.
day, and It docs It's work 10 perfection The ma-
chine u very B1mplc III it, construction aud opera
t1on- Be1tde1 dong the work far which II WAD Ia.
tended It an1wers The purposes or an ordinary
grtnhstone n eSeJ respect, company has been
tofned for tho naanufacsuse md safe OF these
PEesh1ent, spd II. ]. Emory, Of the Prairie Farmer,
4 EArrntAfY
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ts7 South Clark Chicago sts 1ueeefstt!F Atsoa
the Rszplrstoey DrEsnA. by improved methods t in
hslAton. H. iso treats u she xoaenessH - md d..
letter Of In r~snn frs treatise the a!y. dseaAcs
ust Issued which = III be sent tret % application
, 1869-09-29

Chicago, Pcktn r 8onthsvcstcxu
Railroad.
MtxoKK, III, Sept "a Work waa again fe1ufned
In good eArue1t here TO- dAJ On the Ch!c&Ko, Ptkln
K Southwestern R2tlzpad.
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Ftnly.

ftNly.
kta6 VICTOR EAASrEl 10 HEcEIyK EEGENIr At
VENICE.
FLoKkscE, Sept =.
KtBR y:ctor Emsnuc1 and the Diplomatic !.ody
At F1olcL &c will 70 10 Venice to receive the En-
Jatss OF the French on her way to the East.
, 1869-09-29
LUNG INSTITUTE,
100 Washington.st.

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The exhibition In the department ct farm pro-
t1ctx = ROE what + Shcnld BE- TIE exaib!sota ate
foot square hall appropriated for that purpose.
George $. Haskell ! 20, Of Roekford, have the
l1fgeaf shuT, and sne!E alsacles look well
sIElx roWER Kissing.
One ds1xbaek to the exhibition Of po*er uA-
chtnesJ his been the seemingly unnecessary delay
Up 10 isis evening It i not ready to do is
WORK, and all machines requiring steam
to g1Ee them motion, are lying idle, shapeless
mazses. This delay III getting ready seems to be
the hlnndtr In Ill state Fstls and the evil 10 IN
c1eAztnK+ a correction Anoald pe applied By tho
management, or 1t will esentually end In the re-
fpEAl OF this ctAss Of Manufacturer 70 send tbeF
nachlperY for exhibition There seems to be- no
rtason whJ the power necessafy should lot te
really On the nrsS daJ Us tasr II on the third or
fourth day.
, 1869-09-29
SP1Atn .
ALL QUIET At BARCELONA.

ALL QUIET At BARCELONA.
AAuRlo, sept 93.
The troubles At Darcclons haEc been qnelled.
4nd the city Is tranquil. One hundred and twenty
s11 Ierson8 have o<tu afrcsted for completely
md nsnJ escaped. The iu9atiyea destroyed the
telegraph wlrts and raliroad facka TO prevent
capture. Troops hare been Sc 4, IN pursuit, and
IL project Ahorefs ehfxgea In repairing the tele-
K1xphH and ratlroAdA
RttnfurccmcnrA for the Spanish army II Clha
zalet from Cadtz today.
DEATH or 1 CAKpfS4I-
LISBON, Sent. -
The Cardinal Emanuel Bcntso, Rodriguez Patrt.
1rrn Of Ikepn, u dead
, 1869-09-29

1ke Llvo Ntock Mafkt{0.
XIV YOXE-
Epsdaf DeSrA tn 10 1he chicago Ttfb1ra
Ew Y11E, AeP& -
Heef Cat1e-Rneearea. icss h<Ad. an a. AHodEttth
street, and aS3 hend brought ove1 from WsAaween
Ship hutcht1s tnrk few prime and extra steets 4
11At1e al Nholeaa1s &lAnEeEe11, ext11noH to eood
Ehrep md ndI4nhe-Rsuer4aAra ~ bad; ste4dr 9hcsp.
@1@.e: tapha t4ae; mostly sA4sae foe ahrsa md
H2efe toT aA11bA-
IH}fe
SLxUxA71-
CIKCuHA7I. Eevs. A-Be@ eztt1A 3nu And prices
loHr. Ca@ua11 e fsts. eaAess& 70 srosa.
Eht<p Gull At q. SoQAS6 fIn4e
HoE1 fu Eood demand II A2lo pS1 eEntA &1osA+
EA40NEp0L
CAxza,rox, s<pt, N-B<rf Ca4tle- Rteefr4s IA
pf3ces tn3xuvtd Nc: &aaes Ut ~ EAn .: a1st
guilty. so.Ai4 70 seuood as&y. IN third
sbesr md Is1ats-Nee~spks, asM Nstkx 1D-
ekAuxEd: ss1ex II ext2 ii el1A4&A
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ksorku EAt.

LISBON, Sept. e.
Tic King Of Portugal has publicly con:fAdlcted
the runoE OF his cAudid1tuFc for 1hc throne Of
..Sre.u. lie sAfs he Nss torn nAtyG Of Portugal,
and Will die nAtve.
, 1869-09-29
The Hing Of Portugal Declines
10 Accept the Throne Of
Spain.
The London Times on the Sit
uation in France.
A.erd Clarendon Discusses the Irish
Land Question.
French Bishops to Assist in the
Defence Of Father Hy-
aointhe.

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ztQEHxEIKKy R1214.7 GE4C
Tia El4rsnshA Far u1 AEnoe1ct1 opened
hae to-t4y.. Them ta1 beau = t11Xar nn1nhex Of
enttses Till Ysax &aAn sveF teiore. Tne hosss d..
pa1tment pFsddnnste4, and sonse interesting
fr0ss Nc anticipated Them il htxe d1xplAJ cf
ng1tpltuTN t1ple1ent1, bai Z ANAL d1plaJ OF
1IF1t11snEA rzoa1rsk Tae xe6tess Y nne, aad Z
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-24

THE LAST SrRAw.-Pomp Wentworth,
of Portsmouth. an historical darkey. was
one of New Hampshire's slaves. When
Pomp was getting old he came to his mis-
tress one morning with serious face.
He had always been very faithful SER
want, and was indulged and petted by the
whole family.
"Well, Pomp," said his mistress, seeing
his serious look, 'what is it?'
"Missy," said he, "Pomp is getting old
now; don't you tink he better join e
church?'
~ don't know, Pomp; are you prepared
to give up everything on earth for the sake
of this?'
"Yes, missy; tell Pomp what he shall
do"
"You must leave of swearing, Pomp."
"Golly, missy, Pomp hadn't sworn desc
ten years."
"Well, so much the better. Then you
must give up drinking"
"What, missy; not drink one drop OF
Zip on cold mornin', when missy fix 'em
so nicer
"No, not drop, Pomp."
"Den by golly," says h., putting on his
hat, ~ guess Pomp'll let him alone anud-
der year fust."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-24

The sales Of the Fairbanks Scales, reach
the enormous yearly aggregate Of 81 $780,.
900. Fairbanks 4 Co. the Proprietors
employ four hundred and seventy-fiv
hands at their mandatory, in St. Johns,
bury, Vt, paying them monthly, over
$4,000. Their Railroad freight amounts
to more than ten thousand tons annually,
and they use every year, 1900 tons of hard
coal, $4,000 bushels of charcoal, forty
tons of cast steel, thirty tons Of copper
and one million five hundred thousand
ieet Of lumber Chicago Erenin5 Journal
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-24

ny MILES o'REILLEY

IT'S pleasant when our friends arc rich,
70 meet them cay by day,
For coed or i'll, no matter which,
provided they can pay;
But is there one-you answer not
Who would or could avouch
Esteem for one who hadn't got
A dollar In his pouchl
IT'S pleasant with our fri ends to dine,
To see them well arrayed,
To bumper them in costly wine
For which themselves have paid;
To smoke with them, to drive about,
Share cup, caress, and couch
But could we knoW man without
A dollar in his pouch!
The bride will love the pleasing swain
Who holds at his command
A handsome house, a gOodly train
or equipage and land;
But should his fortune cease to smile,
Even love away will slOuch-
Why can't tho creature show pile
OF fdollars in his pouchf
On s:a. on shore, they seem to say
lie is rich, and can't be dull
The gold within his port monnaie,
They think. can I'll his skull,
Let mammon rcign, let genius rot,
Let wit, love, valOr crouch
Poor devil, If he has not got
A dollar in his pouch.
II Christ again should visit earth,
A man Of toll and care,
H0we'er divine, whateer his worth,
How think you, would he fare?
Hence with this vagrant! thrust him out
Some swindler, dare vouch-
Think you Gods son would come without
A dollar in his pouch!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-24

QUEEN VIcToRIA.-A correspondent of
the Boston Journal, speaking of Queen
Victoria, says: "As q Sovereign she is
the hardest worked woman in England.
Her official duties commence at seven
o'clock in the morning, one hour before
breakfast. Wherever she is, dispatches
are sent daily in by messengers, who ride
in first class cars, bearing what is called
baskets. The papers from all the depart
ments are submitted to her. These baskets
are dark morocco boxes about one foot in
length. These are sent from Downing
street, the Admiralty, the Home Depart
ment, the Head of the Army, etc. Each
basket is locked by the Minister who sends
it. A card hanging from the inside con-
tains the name Of the Minister. Every
train to Windsor, Balmoral, and Osborne,
carries messengers with these boxes. The
Queen and the Minister alone can unlock
them. All these documents have to be
read by her, for she signs nothing that 81 .
does not read. Every bill, act, treaty, do
cument, petition, or paper requiring her
name, are subject to her personal atten-
ton. Her Maj is admitted to be one
Of the best business women in the king
dom. Each days business is finished
before the day closes. Usually the mes
senger waits and takes the basket, locked
by her Majesty, back to the Minister from
whom it came. The Queen holds ready
pen, and carries on her personal cores
pondence, which is very large. She pays
her own postage like any lady in the land.
She has always given personal attention to
her children, and their religious training
has been the object of much solicitude and
care. Her favorite past:me at Balmoral is
among the poor, the lowly, and the sick,
with whom she talks, reads, prays, and
leaves medicines, food, money, and little
tokens Of her regard.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-24

Two Germans had y very peculiar case
in court at New York, on Thursday. Be-
tween them they had invented whale
as large as life, which they exhibited to
the public as veritable live whale, at SO
much admittance per head, four assistants
being placed inside to work the monster.
The deception was complete, but at the
conclusion Of performance some spies in
the audience waited behind, and observed
the four Jonahs emerge from the whale's 8
belly, wbcreupon they attacked them and
cut the whale to pieces. The suit was
brought by the manufacturer Of the whale
to compel the owner to pay for him, which
the court decided hc must do.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-24

LAw.-The verbose techaicalities of C.
gal phraseology are well hit off in the fol-
lowing:
If MAJ would, sccording to law, give
to another an orange, instead of saying 81
give you the orange" which one would
think would be what is called in legal
phraseology, san absolute conveyance of
all right and title therein" the phrase
would run thus:
II give you, and singular, my estate and
interest, right, title and claim, and ad-
vantage Of and in that orange, with all its
rnd, skin, juice, pulp, and pips, and all
right and advantage therein, with full
power to bite, cut, suck, and otherwise eat
the same, and give the same away, and
fully and effectually as I, said A. B., am
now entitled to bite, cut, suck, or other
wise eat the same orange, or give the same
away, with or without the rind, juice,
pulp, or pips; anything heretofore, or
hereafter, or in any other deed or deeds,
instruments, of what nature or kind So
ever to the contrary in anywise notwith-
standing.
Such is the language of lawers, and it
is very gravely said by the most learned
among them, that by tho omission of any
Of these words, the right to the said orange
would not pass to the person for whose
use it was intended.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-24

How RAMSAY PAID Ills RENT.-Wit is
sometimes worth money, but then it is
quite essential to have good natured GUS
toner to deal with.
When Allen Ramsay, well known
Scotch poet, began life, he was so poor
that he could not meet his first years rent.
After it became due he met his landlord
and explained his circumstances, and ex-
pressed his distress at his failure to meet
his obligations. The jolly landlord was
quite kind to him, and said that as he was
lad of some genius he would give him a
chance to cancel his debt without paying
"a shilling ST." said the creditor, "you'll
give me rhyming answer to four qLes-
tions in as many minutes, I'll quit you the
rent altogether" Allen said he would try.
The questions were -" What does God
love? What does the Deyil love? Wha,
does the world love? What do loye?'
Ramsay wrote -
"God loves man when he refrains from sin:
The Devil loves man when he persists therein;
The world loves man when riches Oh him flow,
Aud you'd love me could pay you what owe!"
'~rhe rent is paid," said the farmer,
giving his ingenious tenant hearty slap
on the shoulders.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-24
Beecher's Visit to q King.

When was in Ghcnt, at the request o
the American Minister, consented, in tn
hope of doing some good to our country
to call on the King of Belgium. 1t would
not do for me to go without some prepar
alton. AS to borrowing q Court suit, ]
would not; but l did consent to get q
white vest and l did consent to get some
white gloves; and I did consent to get q
stiff hat. When had got myself ar
ranged for going to Court, in manner
unlike that to which had been accus>
toned, procured splendid carriage, and
started. As l rode through the streets,
all the boys looked at me, and felt very
much like a fool going to court.
And as l came to the Kings residence,
thought that the soldiers knew that was
dressed up for the first time in my life in
such things-wl,ich was fact. l did not
know what to say to the servitors at the
foot Of the stairs or to the scryiters at the
top of thT ytairs' but fmade my way along
somehow, and they conducted me through
the hall, and whiskcd me at once before
the King. lie is venerable parsonage.
lie speaks the English language beauti-
fully. lie is the mentor, he is the adviser
of European monarchs. If you were to
see him dressed in ordinary clothes, you
would think him plain American citizen;
but he was dressed, from the crown of his
head, to the sole of his feet, in all sorts of
beautiful things and ornaments. lie
walked toward me in very stately man.
ner, with his sword ratrling on the floor
by his side, and walked toward him the
best way could. lie bowed, and l bowed.
We talked together, and l called him
"Sir," all through, and said good many
things that l should not have said. I
could not get it out of my head that was
not afraid of the King, and that vas
afraid of doing something disreputable.
| wanted to observe Court forms; but the
very desire to do so rendered the thing
impossible. l saw that he knew it; for
he smiled benisnantly, ard seemed to
have fatherly consideration for me.
Finally, in leaving the room, l ought to
have backed out. l did go backward for
one or two steps; but then turned and
whisked through the door, face foremost.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-03-24

"SuEAR PRorITs'- Tailor's cabbage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-30
THE SECOND EllPIRE.
Louis Napoleon 1nterVIeWed-H.s
Hopes for His Recovery.

The Journal Paris, In Its political COL
umn, reproduces the terms OF conver.
sation which, 1t says, took place In
1867, at the time Of the exhibition, be-
tween the Emperor Of France and Mr..
R, the head OF United States fam
lily with whom Louis Napoleon has res
malned ever since his residence In
America on terms Of aTscLionate inti-
macy. 1T was,' says that journal,
shortly after the Illness Of the Prince
Imperial. Fears had been entertained
that his life was In danger, and the Em-
peror, who adoreB his son, was still
haunted by the phantoms OF the chIld's
malady. II I had had the misfor-
tune" said His Majesty, 'to lose him,
and II l had been convinced OF
the lmpossibility Of having another d.
rect heir, should certainly have put
into execution an extraordinary pro.
lect. ! should have given France the
privileges, liberties and institutions OF u
Republic; should have decided 10 be-
come the first citizen OF my country,
after having restored 10 It all that the
necessities Of policy have compelled me
70 deprive 1t OF for time; In word, I
should have rendered impossible, after
me, any other form Of government than
the republican, the only one which,
wisely understood and applied by an
energetic Power, suits the temperament
OF the French people. But the dream
must be renounced, az father has no
right to destroy his sons prospects. l
shall endaavor 10 hnd the means OF
reconclling two principles which seem
inoompatible-the Empire and Liberty.
my heirs Wills reign, and France will
only lose q adiAtincttve epithet, the name
ofR Repnbllo."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
West Virginia Election.



Clarksburg-Davls' majority over
OarlIle about 100. Contest between
Goff and Lewis close, Lewis probably
elected.
shInuSton-Carllle, lOl; Goif, 90; Da-
Wis, OSi Lewis, 81.
Morgan.
Bath TownShlp-Wheat 40, Smith 80,
Gallon 20.
Alpine Township-Wheat 81, Smith
l5, Gallon 0.
Lutton's TownshIp-Wheat 81, Smith
4, Gallon /.
Rocky Gap not heard from. Sleepy
Creek and Paw Paw will have to de-,
eide the result.
Pledmont-Sennte, Harman, (Rsp.
1853; House Of Delegates, WEIGH
(Rep.) 142, Reynolds, (Rep.) 10.
Berkeley.
neutrality-suspicious., (Let up Rep.
majority, %. Rcpp, (Rep.) majority, SO,
Gold, CRsp.) %, Myers, tRep. elected
majority not definitely known.
Wood.
Parkersburg-( (Dem.J mai. IN county
estimated at 200.
Marion.
Mannington-Pclrpolnt, 25S; Burt,
1853; Hill, l24.
Glover's Gap-PeIrpoInt, 81; Burt, 3s;
Hill, l.