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LIT III RiG- My;u. NOV. Is, 1879

IL
kHniFEg,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
c..ndlsc and PASSENGERS. l.. IS. T&tmm.
Schooner C, II. -quirc, Timmoms, albany. lum
Der, t. J"hnsvh, Howard Il 1s.t and {. r.. W hi!-
lock.
schooner JamcI L. AIalloy, Russell, POUCH
kcci,S Z, y. Y, pig iron. TIctlesar Company.
Schooner Caroline 8all, Easy. Phil "dclphia.
coal. }. i. Watkins.
Schooner I. II. Cater, Reed, Gamunkey river,
wheat, 4. & =. WORKMAN.
SAILED,
Steamer Iiat.eras, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chaudiSe and passengers. John W. Ny -tt.
Scu0unet Jary ana Francis, McAnGrc -, Piiia-
delphi, granite, Cuiric & 90.
ziha.OEENUt.
WEST PCrST, Nov. Is Arrived, steamer State Of
Virginia. FIccman, Baltimore. merchandise and
pas-e.G -, Zcrk rtiycr Esliroad Company, ana
sailed return.
AQUA CEEEK, f:ov. l5.--Arfived, steamer
IrGnst,lcs. MAYO, Baltimore, merchandise end
passe-ers, Ric!mDnd, fredericksburg and fo-
tonne 3%.ilrouo Company. and isilc, on Re turn.
(DY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MOS#OE. VA. h'uv. l5.-- The steam
or rc!ult r. from Ne" York ,or - ilmingt"
y. G., lost her rud or last night sixty mule, If
&c :,alc;. She goes TO NUrfrik for repairs.
Arrived schooner >. II. Halves from tnsa-
cola for &c" YORK, Ictklhg, Win loss u part OF
her deck 10. d
:, noI;tcast storm prevails
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Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Nov. l5.-Noon. -Coasols, s2.. United
st.tc bonds, ST.
LOSDos, Nov. Is : Erening -Consols, s2..
United states bonds, Sia.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 15-Noon.-C Cotton steady up
lands etd.; Orleans, eid estimated s.lcs 1860
us las. Corn--r.Cw, so.
I1vEt Pool. h"y. IS Eueaing Cotton Grmer;
uplan1s 9t0oSd !; O. leans, st1g9sd ; sales. 1000
.alcs irclildlus 5000 les Tor .peralItion "rd
cxp-rt. I'c1 wlntcr Is At. 10. ST. Flour ga.
Cd gas OIL. Corn. res, ass @3ss 81. Lard, Z.
III. Becon tum1erliud cut, d9j, Bee, l02s. 81.
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! COMMERCIAL
CoEg AND FLOUR ExCHaTGY,a
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Is, 1879. !

s'tFFEEINGS.
Eheat.-Thite, 4oci busbels. Red. s,cts bush
Corn.-White, 1870 bushels. Yellow, 8 bush
Onts. 572 bushels.
Rye.-56 bushels.
Meal. 10 bushels.
Dried App1es.-s. 900 pounds.
Dried Peachcs.- 400 Eounds.
ScreeHtn9s.--H blstcl5.
|. SALES.
Wheat,-Whltc. 100 Bushels prime at slGs; esa
bushels at fl5o; $40 bushels good at co % bush
els foul st ..47f; 60 bushels at s5s 900 bushels
weavileaten at FL 90; 90 bushels 81 ghtIy asin-
sged Sl.4O SO bushels In 'erior Sl.55 So bush.
els damaged n CSC. 10 bushels very inferior at
SIPS total, ., 200 bushels.
Rheat.- Red, l4s snthels at tl.to; gao bushels
very good al sL4s 2ls bu-hels ut $3.50; 2ls bush
rem at az ssa Sash!lss at .sss IA S S
S S s ss Pitts sus & az st
$l.55-tot 1859 srshets,
Cora-N hita, 100 bushels old at 7s.. ID bushels
De" at &c. ieiiow. ; bushels ole at TO-. Mixed,
80 tusi el. old at nc.
Oots--5s bash. Is slightly damaged at 42c. sla
bu. h II very goodaI Lie.
Rye = 80 ou.hels very good at zoe,
Neal 10 bushels st Soc.
iScreentRgS.-A bu$hel at s23c.
RE-ExHIbITkp.
VheCt-White, 100 bushels. Red, IT'S bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings Of Wheat Oh Change to-day were
OG4 bushels white and q sls bushels RED, against
$40 bushels h;te and 600 bushels red offered on
the 18th November, 1852 showing an excess to-day
over the corresponding date Of last year OF o,"ls
bush els white and s2s bushels red. The quantity
of Corn, oats, and Rye cff.res on the 18th Of 30
VEN .er, 1869, were:
Corn White. l372 bu hels. Mixed 6si bushels.
oats l, 100 bushels.
Rye, a bushels.
Pr,es on taat day were:
Wheat white, prime, sl.5eS. Red, prime,
BIS.
C0rn.-White, soc@$1.e9.
OGs.--PrlIae. SIC.
Rye. Prime $l.05.
TIE N arket for Corn IS dull, while Oats is cutie
active because OF shipping demand, without,
loweyer, any advance on tic rates Of the preced-
ng day.
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The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has decided that one cigar manufacturer
NAV be allowed TO sell his cuttings, clip
pings, Or waste tobacco, to another mahu
facturcr OF cigars, under the conditions
nau,ctt il bis late letter TO Van Wyck,
allowing cigar man utactuGcrs to sell their
clippings, &c, to smoking tobacco manu-
iacturers. -.a .s-
The locating engineers 0 the Alexandria
and fredericksburg Railroad Company
were engaged yesterday in running expert
mental Ines as far west as Springfield sta
ton. Should liue much west OF that pre-
vionsly selected be adopted, it is probable
,hut tEe road will not enrer the city o
Alexandria, Washington Chronicle. E,
Francis r. Blair. Esq. Conservative, has
been elected to the Missouri Legislature
from Sc. Louis, +" ~. ~.
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Cuba-The Fate of the Insurgents.

HAVANA, Nov. 15.-The court-marlial in
session here has condemned all the leaders
of the rebellion to death. The members Of
the various parties, and all those who are
now absent, have their property confi.cated.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York STOCK and Money Market.

NEW YosK. HOY. 15-Nocn. Gold, 1lli. Money
4@s per GEN. S,erlIng-Lopg. 1Gsa.
Eren:n9.- Sterling loalGIost. Gold. 1liSGril.
Governments sold doll but firm. Southnr securi-
ties we're dull especially Tennessee o's which de-
c'inedt. New South Carolina's were weaker than
fer como time past. The quotation fer Teuncs-
asa's is-old. 81; new, 59s. North Carolina 6s,
4si new. 2si.
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sklCENOND AND DANyILLE RAIL

a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SCShDUbE.
GOING neutrality-suspicious. and Danv1;e PISS.
scugers lszVe Richmond daily i2xccp: Sundays
1t DIS =. "; lcaYe Burk4ylllG daily texcapt Sun.
days? at Z. NJ. arrive at Danvfie daily lex
cCpt SLGdagsj u. e:55 p. II. TaHOUGH Ella II
sED ExraEss iesTea Richmond daily 81 e:E5
e. b.; legYes nanviile daily 1t l:Hs A. a.; arrives
AZ Greensboro e&tly ct l:o5 A. NJ,
aoTES N0ETH.--LynchhUrg ard Csrvtlle rss-
sa3grrS leave Danviile dsily texccrt Sundays, at
go 4. a.; Ieayss aIrkeg!lle daily Except Sun
tayai 81 l +. "a, arrive at Richmond daily
Except Sunhaysl et3:ssF. VI. THaoUGH NAIL
AM EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily 3t1lS
IL. leaves Danyilis daily a. % a. Ia ar
rycs 81 H,chmond daily at II f5 4. ri, ~,
The uynchoury xnd DanviIie Passenger Train
connects At BuEkeyilie With the trains on she
So1thside road Cor Petersburg. Eorolk, Lynch
blrg, and ST Citations On the aouthside ana Vtr-
,inia tDc Tennessee railroads, Bristol, EnD 4
rtI.e Dalton, Chattanooga, Nash ollie, Gsfa phis,
md all important points South .no Sou, invest.
The through Mail and Express Connects
u Greanoboro Tvi:h the tratna or The Horta 5aro-
.ina road ior Charlotte, Columbia augusta, 81
y.crah, Macon, Mobile, 2ontgJnery, &c, &C..
T.: at Richmond wlth he Richmond, ErederickS-
.urg and Fotoniac, Chesapeake and OGio, and
hichmO',J and York River railroads.
5LsGPING CARS ana CHILES'B PATENT
2EGLIHIHG CHkIpS on the through aspress
rain. THOMAS DODAnFAO,
Sc superintendent.
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North Carolina Agricultural Fair.

WILMINGTON, N. G., Nov. I.-The en-
trees this year largely exceed those of the
last Agricultural Fair, and this bids fair to
be the finest ever held in the State. The
city is thronged with visitors, and several
thousand are expected tomorrow.
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Sudden Death.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-W. Starbuck, the
founder Of the E'cening Times. died in this
city to-day Of disease of the heart. ut the
age Of 4S years.
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v-.rsinia AnuunI Conference M. T.
church.. South.
.,,.:cJ fs~;ha Kichm ud ..;sQat1h J
TIrTI Day,
IyNcUnyEG, a., Nov. II, 1871

= .:-, - tI,.n, IN. T,lrrnfrs az
l.. ' ,'.,''', - ,f,f'. .,,.s
.f.s' .'.' ',,'M '',, - " Matthew's for
i"' '3'''.''',' ,,'.>, ;,'+od Thursday
,&'.'.>. 81, "~S ,D..,., 81 D. J. = Slnli
49,, W. ~ ''1 u" ,ro. ab,n;ttcI nn tyjsi
,.,".>> co, 49,; go , ~
into re ZEN ''"S V. (,,,orol
th> t'.'t ~, I,'',1 W ! =, ,,'
C>-"" ,''"'' pl'>c,'''w !, -" ~ 49,
H....... .. N 't"", wa, 9" .'"'t|" % ~
e.. b. E"A>ln' 'CtHt''n 20 .nt So'i,''t'c'
... 81" N...s'1"> ih'''c>'N "a >o''i'" / GU
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EREsU IMPORTAT1ON OF ENGLISH
L CHINA AND W aiTE GRANITE IS RE -
Now, openings large variety Of pi1ln :, ga GrS
pLATkU SPOONS, FORKS, SToES,
PIfCHERs; ROlGFRs'h CUTLs Ply togs, be-
with u complete stock OF ntU5E.FDkkl HING
GOODS, tn which, cal! the i ten:lOn OF house
Ike spsrs, hote-keepers, etc. ss@.
&C ~ I0a SHER 1866 Main stree.
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PATRICK COUNTY.

For Congress at Large r. r. Daniel,
700. Fourth district: Owen, $50; Stowen,
443. For Sheriff: ". T. Akcrs, 60; B. Fl.
Floyd, 55S. For Clerk: L. G. Rucker, $50;
4, Staples, 344. Commemorative Attor-.
ncy: John f. Penn, / ,0s9 no opposition.
Treasurer: Thomas Clark, 1,095 no oppo-
sition. Surveyor: Barnard, 500. Superin-
tendant of Poor: W. B. Smith, 400; scat
tcring vote to several other candidates. The
officers above elected are all Conservatives.
PRINCE EDWARD-OFF1c1AL.
Congress: Rives's majority, 7O5; ut large,
Daniel. 764.
commemorative Attorney, Ed gar Allan,
AS majority Sheriff, III. X. Hooper, sol
majority Treasurer, +. J. Redd, 44S ma
jority; Clerk, J. Jergenson, 36S majority {:
superintendent Poor, w. Barber, $40 ma
iority; surveyor, w. II. Ewing, 2,201.
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rI,IIg FIRM OF MARSH & POLLOCK

Two BOOK-BUYERS.-R 4
i ENGLISH, 1918 Main street, In addition t.
the largest assortment Of STANDARD, BARE,
offered at half price, to be found In the south.
eru States, receive all the NEW BOOKS OF value.
catalogue OF new works Is published every month.
and Sent free to al who apply. oc l.-da gts
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NFETAf.S.-We offer for sale REFINED
ul ROLLED, SWEDES, and VIRGisIA HAD
MERED IRON:
BAND, hoop, SHE&T, and ROD IRTEJ;
HORSs SHOE IkUN and NORWAY NAIL
RO&S;
BLIsTERED, CAST, and SHEAR STEEL;
TIa-PIATE. BLOCK IT,. >lIEE ZtmC.
IRON NILES. ana GROUND w GIN sud
CARR BOXES; .
BARDEN's tf.,!,,E and MULE SHOE,
CUT Nails and IIOR> -sHDf II I; s.
GORDON & CHjtGAS.
Pearl Plgcs
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:ilN1AIUiGa ALMANAC. Nov. H. 1910.
tar. rises. . 7.o1 400. rl,es..., u. 0
;Uu ss:s,,,,,,,.. 40 kiiy. Ll;,....,.,,. Iv. l3
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aIcnMosD AND rBraK sBUas q r.. o..

RICHMOND AND tETEK sBUitss q r.. TO-.
HICFMOND oct. 30 49,
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
l. run as follows:
Leave Richmond ct 3:45 4. NJ. and 1850 p. II.
Leave Petersburg n 10 A, NJ, and 7:05 ?. NJ
Freight an0 Accommou alton train, WITH passer-
ger car attached will leave Richmond daily &C
+. a., and Petersburg daily at $40 A. Il. iSQn-
days excepted). -, "
he sA5 A. 81. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:e5 L. M. train win no. leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. -
Passengers for Norfolk will take the $50 P. n.
Grain, running through daily. baggage checked
trough.
The passenger coach attached 10 The coal train
1ill run daily
Leave tly.er Hill at = a. b., conEsrti-g 81
chester With the accommodation traip. psssen-
gers returning vii LAX: tue ESQ p. e.. train cot.
Meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS II WYr;H4,
OC II SuDeriDten tians
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-Nn and after SUNDAY, Esd Octo-
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run as
follows:
MAIL! TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich
rlOEi and White Sulphur Springs Except SurGsy,
5.tweeD Gordonsvins and White sulphur). Leave
RICHMOND a; NJ; arrlyes White sulphur at
10 P. VI. Leave While sulphur at $3.50 = 81, and
'rrive a. Richmond III 4st =. 81. making close
connections at Gordonsville ana Charlottesville
with Orat sc, Alexandra nd Manassas railroad
trains for Alexanoria, Washington, Baltimore,
l'hliadeiphia, New York, Bo to-, &C.. also for
Lyncuburp, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans, Montgomery, Mobile, &c.
Going " est, passengers dine at Gordonsville
and sup At Covington GOiug Feat, breakfast ut
stanton and dine ut Gordonsvilie.
This trsin connects with stages as follows -
At taunton for Lexington, Natural Bridge and
HarrisonbIrg - ~
At Mllboro' for Bath Alum Springs. 10 miles
and Warm Springs, Is miles. .E -
1T y hit" Sulphur Springs Tor Lewisburg, miles;
and Charleston, loo miles. ....,
THkvUGH TICK E T 8 Issued to all points
North West, and Southwest
JAMES =. NETHERLANr, y
OC IL General Ticket Agp
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FURTHER ELECTION NEWS.
THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HALIFAX CoIINTY -,rp,or =


Congress w: II. II. stowell (carpet-bag-
ger), 2,776 w. L. Owen ICON. ), 1.s0i: Stow
ellis majority, 975. Commonwealth's Httor.
nsy: Il; D. Nutting (carpet-bagger), 2, no; J.
w. Kelley Com, 1888; Nuttfng's majority,
91. County Court Clerk: j. p. CLAY Con-
sentative, put on Radical ticket, 1902 r.
Easlcy Conn, 1867; majo, ity for Clay,
1885. Sheriff: H. a. Edmundson (Conserv-
ativc, put on Radical ticket, 3,03s Z. J..
Ragland {Con.), 1910; majority for Ed
mundson. LAPS. Treasurer j. 3. StovaIl
(Rad.), 1851 Thos. Fl. Owen (Con.) ], 6e2 !;
minority for Stovall, 1,075. Circuit Court
Clerk: NJ. P. Ensey (earpct-bageer). 2.76G :;
Ensey, SO. Superintendent Of Poor Jno.
freeman (black Rad.), 2,760 B. L. Shelton
Conn, 1,70S; Freenan's majority, 1,o52.
County Surveyor j. c. Terry, both tick
cts. 4,4G1. - -
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MACHINERY, DC.
M a 9 Il IN e S h OP.

GhCI11Nl54Es
WORKS AND OFFICE: l423 AND 1924 CARY
STREET. BhTwAEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH sTHEETS.
RIC II ORD. VIRGINIx.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE; RE.
PAIRING STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS In
city aud countTy; TOBACCO WukH OF, all
.inds made snd repaired; TOBACCO FLAT.
fEAIkd-MIi Is made aud repaired IL JOHN
HhhCUCk'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT.
FORM and sll oeher kinds 0 Scales bEpAR-
= ana ApJGSTED:, Dr., AtGENTS toI ne ssle OF
VEGNCR, sELD-:N,e PATENT sTEAM.EN.
G1Aa fACnJrG. Utcs Cumpsas's srEAM-
GAUGES. The.e geuseg ara warrsntth b. Us Tor
ore year, and We sell them st los ices. We keep
.lI kinds of ,iKasS WORK OF sOPE RIyR
SAKE for STEAM ENGINES. Euch ~ gauge
cocks, OIL aud tallow-cups, OIi.-CUrs fOR
SHAFTING, SEIF-FEt DISKS, STHAA-WEIS-
Ties, WAfEK-GAuGEa GLOBE-FAs.VES,
BOILER FLUE CT -AEERS, ana general rs.
sortm,nt OF such articles rs are used by all run.
pine steam -cns zines and Sdw.mills. .t..s.-.-..a
SLOAT Il aDDINSTOT,
iel5 1927 ana LIZA Cary street.
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BANK OF COMMERCE.. !

FNEDEKlCKsECHG,J july III, l'1V. I
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TIC
~ THE HrLnERS IF THk OUETf X.
slGr,.D NOTES OF The BsHK OF Cow
Gem ot1on It par 1T the oNic, Of eaId b Tx. In
+. ed rlcks hurg, Va. or Mt tie on"king-iou OF
Conwar, Gordon c Ga nett In said to@n, or
before the FIRST DAY OF ADJUST, 1871, or The
same VIII be barred, in conformity with an ert
of The General Assembly Of Virginia passed July
s. 1870 entitled for I. relief Of the flank Of
Commerce ut fredertck sburg.
GE RGE B. SCOTT, President.
7 NJ HERNDnN Cashier. is EGnn
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aV7OR LEASE.-P + O p OS A L 5 FOR
a LEASING laE sEW F0UNFAIs HtiiEL3
~ Ave ar more yc4 viii Gc received by tn.
hoard If Direct rs ultii the 18TH DAY OF M
NJ M5Ea. Mkt. ,.,,,. a..
Ne. VIII DC furn shed On application u kOSEaii
UO' PSF. Secretars, corner German aae ronsh
.treats RaItImore. -tec 27-tawswA I
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AUSTRIA,

VIENNA, Nov. 15.-Great enthusiasm was
created in the Bourse on the announce
ment that the Prussians had evacuated
Orleans.
The London Telegraph says that it is GER
tain Prussia has six iron-clad ships in the
Black sea ready for action.
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DOLE, Nov. 14th, via Tours, Nov. 18th
The Prussian force at Cherigny, about
1880 strong, has been recalled, owing to
the recapture of DIXON by the French
place yesterday, but they were handsomely
repulsed by by the French National Guard
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. l5.-Flour, Corn, Prov
s.cns, and Whlskey quiet aud unchanged.
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POOR MAN,s TA9Es.

The Pomeroy Crescent (DemOcraIic)
complains as follows, about taxing the poor
mans luxuries, tea, coffee, sc:
''Taxipg these articles; as is now done
by the present Republican tariff, is as un-
Just tand as onerous to the poor in effect as
if q tax instead was laid on the bread eat
en- by them"
To which tho Elsguph very aptly re-
plies
"This is all very fno; but when we
tako into consideration that in the last
Congress, when twas proposed to reduce
the tariff on tea from % to 15c per pound,
every Democrat in The House but four
voted against It, aud that it was passed By
Republican votes in spite Of their cpposi-
ton, we are forced to the conclusion that
Democratic preaching and practice agree
not well together" Won't the Crescent
explain this apparent inconsistency2 IL
has q look like as ifit was Democrats who
wanted the late "onerous' tariff ontea and
coffee continued, aud that Republicans rec
duccd It in spite Of their opposition.
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Dis6BEDIENcE T0 Law ADYIsEDl

Nesearnestly call upon every legally
qualified white voter ia the State who has
been denied registration Or who has been
slvicken fromahe, e,list, 10 procure copy Of
tle form ofafidayit presented above; have
II properly filed up and sworn to; and
present it IL tho polls on tie day Of elect
JOB. Copies baye already been widely
distributed throughout tho Stale and may
be obtained by application to the Demo-
uNiic Gommiito in tho several counties, or
bysRfitipg 10 this Office. We appeal TO
every man who can take this oath, TO avail
hMselfo ofthe advantage il Affords and
compel the officers Of election to receive
and count ais svote even though lis name
be not found upon the books Of registra-
ton. Should tho officers ut tho polls dare
70 refuse, they upqnestionably do 50 at
thor peril. - IRhecliag Register.
Andwe as earnestly callupon every Of
tcsr of election to obey the law If you
take the counsel Of corrupt men you do it
at your peril. The decision Of Judge
Bond, The instructions Of United States
Attorney General Akcrman, and tho in
sstaciions Of Governor Stevenson nro clear
aud positive, and no man who violates the
Law can plead Ignorance oft. It's high
time that the Register should understand
that The law-abiding citizens Of West yir-
ginia mean business, and that every in-
frattiou Of our election laws will be sum
masily dealt with, Ifthe Wheeling Rcg-
istdr can supply incondiary documents
from its junk shop, it should not sOlacc
itself with the idea that Republicans arc
aslSop. We trust that no oficcrof elect
ion,will get into trouble through the ill-ad-
yissd counsel Of such papers as the Wheel
log Register. --Paetorsbarg Times.
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PLEASANT WEST THURSDAY
Faaalns 81 lha NalIoaal pebt

ANANAHA Va NtlN tANANNAAA ~
Tho Secretary Of The Treasury has Is.
sued circular relative % lie new loan icr
the refunding Of tho national debt The
following are the conditions;
The proposed loan comprises three
classes olbonas, namely. irst bouds 70 the
amount of 1900 ,0O6. 600. payable at tho
pleasure Of the United States after ten
years from date Of their issue, and bearing
interest payable scini-annpally 10 coin at
the rate3of ave per cent. per ahnumi sec.
oud, bonds 70 the amount Of 1900, 00O, ,0O0,
payable 1t the pleasure q tho United
States after fifteen years from The datcof
their issue, aud bearing interest payable
annually in coin at the rate of four and
one.half per ceutpsf aunum; third, bonds
to the amount Of 81 .000, 900, 900, payable
1t the. pleasuroof the United States after
thirty years from the dato Of their issue,
aud bearing interest payable somi.annual-
IL 10 coin Il the rate Of four per cent per
annun.
Banks aud responsible bankers will be
j. Z u.
designated for the negotiation Of thc loan
aud paid commissions upon amounts me-
gotiatod By them respectively Slbscri-
bers to che loan will have preference in
the following order, namely: First, sub
scribers for equal amounts Of the first and
third classos of bonds; second, subseri-
hers for equal amounts Of each class Of
bonds; third, subscribers for Eve percent
bonds according TO per cent Of premium
offered, or at par, in the order Of dateof
subscribings When q subscription is
made, subscribers will be required to de-
post two pcr cent Of tho amount thereof,
10 be accounted for by the government
when the bonds are delivered, and pay-
ment may be made either in coin or iu
bonds Of tho United States. known as $40
bonds, at par value. Coin received iu'
payment will be applied to the redemption
pf 500 bonds.
The bonds will be registered ,lor issued
with coupons, as may bo desired By sub
scribers, aud in denominations Of iifty dol.
lars, one hundred dollars, Eve hundred
dollars, one thousand dollais.dyethousaud
dollars aud ten thousand, dollars. Iuter-
est will be payable in the United States,
at tho Office Of the Treasurer, any Assist
ant Treasprer or designated depository Of
the Government. Bonds Of the several
classes aforesaid, and intcrestthereon, are
exempt from tn5eso or dues ofthe United
States, as we'll astazation many form by
or under municipal, State or local author
Eities. Alter maturity tho bonds last Is.
I.snsd win be ir red seIne1 b3 classes Of
Inpmbefs as may be designated BY lLe Sec
retaFy Of the Treasury.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20

The Maysville Eagle makes tHofplioW=
ing statement, which isrank treason for
The Democratic journal thati it is:
.,All the debt extinguished from tie Ii.
ginning Of the government toAthe ycar
1865 does not aggregate as much as that
been paid sinSetlis close Of Mr.. Lincclh's
administration Moro than S8fS, 600. 600
has been applied to the payment of prinei.
pal alone to sas nothing of interest aud
current government expenses during that
brief period, d afact which 10 believe % bc
without parallel ii tic history ol national
finance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20

2 The other evening two specimens Of tho
genus Democrat were overheard convers-
ing, when one asked the other what he
thought about the war. "What wari" in-
quired No. 2. "Why, didn't you know
there was a big war 10 EuropeN said No
1. Aud thusrsplied the unposted Dem
ocrat. "Yfell, IL don't surprise me; al
ways told 'em Of the Niger got a vote
we'dhos another war;
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20

{ When Gen. Grant become President the
greenback dollar was worth sevonty-fvc
cents, butts now worth eighty-eight aud a
half cents, making tho entire volume of
our c1rroncyz worth nearly S 100000, 900
more in the pockets ofths people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20
WORK / woBK WORK l5!

Republicans, you have only one week
more to work, Everything indicates vie-
tory. There can BE- 10 doubt Of theSlaie,
il you only do your duty, The result in
Mason willssttlo tie Democracy, aud DO
as satisfactory as At other State elections
Il we work.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20

Even New Jersey is filing into the lines
Of Rcpu5!icauism. at the city election Of
Newark, held on tie Ilth inst, tho Re-
.pubIicanu swept tho city byi a majority Of
about $500, showing gain Of nearly
9 900!