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DRY GOODS,


in all the departments Of imaginary and real
wants for families and housekeepers ut hS-
ures most favorable for tho interests at pur-
chasers. 49,,
G.ss- All kinds Of Mourning Goods Of tho best
class. ,u ,,,,
nishing Dry Goods -, :,
sss-hll kinds of White Goods, FlannoIS'
Chntzus, silks, Dress Goods, Prints, cling
hsmS, s;hirtings, Shawls, CIouk*, Arabs, Wrap
piuys, Astrackans, Vrlvets, Cloths, HHndker-
rhief; Roman Scarls, Sashes, Vclvrteens. &c
~" Cloths. Coatings, SuitinGs, CasH'm"roa,
&c. of qualities and colors thht may b" relied
on. for gentlemen youths aud boys.
ea.- Our Northern and Eastern C'rraspond-
ents send us new supplies daily.
res- We invite especial attention to our stock
of Fabrics adapted to the wants "i farmers
PLANTERS mechanics. luburcrs and their l.lniI, oa
9ls-Uur whole scale Of prices is arranged to
meet the requirements of persons with m"d"r'
utu incomes. '&N ,,,,, -,
Nsa-ONE PRICE ONLY MhRkEh IL
PLAIN FlGU RES.
W. Strangers and sciourncr- Will inSp"': car
stock ut their pleasure
PERRY AZ ktMttTfls.ss.
Peunn Az, gnd Ninth 81,
WASHINGTON - g.
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WINTER tlaulN,i Tn. winter li,iIrrn,rn
ale getting their outfits ready lot earl, com
,nrurrmeMt II operations.
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THE ERahY "RABEs IN THE WonD. - On
New lca,'a Day three children, sons Of Mr.
,jusaph Wyhle, respectable laborng man.
residing near Puluptuu IN Passac county, n.
j =, at the Ga,r III the Wymocklc Mountain, left
home Tor the purpose Of "solng nutting" in the
woods on the mountain. 1t was four 0 clock
when they left home, 50 that their failure TO
return before niehtlall accustomed but little
alarm. After that, however, their continued
absence rendered the distracted parents almost
frantic The fearful rainstorm which prevailed
during the night and part Of the next day fear
fully intensified the feelings ul the bereaved
father and mother, inasmuch as their little darl
Jugs had not yet been seen nor heard from. On
Monday search was made bya number OF the
country people, but nothing could be discovered
Of the Whereabouts Of the missing children,
whose ayes were respectively ten, seven and
five gears. The entire neghborhood at length
Joined in the search, and it was not till
Tuesday lat that the mystery was solved. -
The innocent tho were found lying dead, side
by side, on the south side OF the mountain,
some ten or eleven miles from their home.
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J., Il, fG,i:yuS If .iirrIu,}riu,

!, X, Ctj:sNS Of ih>rIn,frm:
~ i public meeting held un Tuesday, the
lith .n.t. , inlrnr.4:.i&. the Alexandria Library
COMPANY, l c'luintlcr WAS appointed to wait
upon You, 81 ask your aid III putting the library
a.aiu III operation. OF the hrnrlitS to 10 d.
r,yr tfon such an ;u-tItn'ion, VIZ ID r:nt ..r".
pose 10 sneak Thty ate patent - every rH:,
ard Heed nn: i',. printed out
w. nni. i,f,pu>,' therefore, Ia Indicate the
lnauur. ,n which ir.r benefit, cau he uhIanrd,
aa3 are you - unlir wiii IL" N oar effort: {"
~,.:urt lhrin.
In Che i;,rt pace. then ,yr ned ,,,oaey and
We ask every OF oar citizens Ia hccuiIc con
nrrtr,i With the library III "n.nr way, either ~.
an Active %. nIc mrn.hrr. NJ ~ 4 i"neiicIary
:atits haylus ircan,r N lnrtnb,r va hope that
In addition t. hr "un required tur that pmr
pose, luany 1T our literal minded citizens will
- turii. ani viii maxi voluntary rnntI,bu
tiGns according 10 thr; ability.
Next VT wish books many OF our people
have lying IN their houses entirely useless
many al the Transient publications. OF the day
books /! rat are bought aud when once read are
go "urrr vaGlIrI. II every will look over
L.- collection lie val lind one or more vuuInns
Il tt,- kind and If all will contribute, the
library will n once obtain II large collection Vi
recent aud attractive reading matter, that will
draw Subscribers and readers, and the direct CTS
NH t,. ruab!ca to spend the cash innds OF The
c,hiranv III the !nrtha-'' al more substantial
standard works.
lastly. aud beyond all, We need the sympa-
thy aud interest of all our people, anu We ask
that these ho shown not only by the eoutribu-
tons asked for above, but 10y Il full attendance
ut all Of our meetings, aud ly frequent visits
to the library runn.
The undersigned who have been appointed
, colnmtter for the purpose, will call pcraoual'
II upon their fellow citizens and snllcit their
and and they hope that their task will be- rem
dared lighl and pleasant bv kindly reception
and liberia! contributions. They are perform
lny, GisutrrrsfclIY public duty, and in he
discharge Of it. they tIinE that they ale rn-
tltltd to the good wishes and courtc"na treat
n.nt ii all.
Samuel II. .janncy.
Edward s. LaodI"alrr.
Louis +. Green.
W. 4. Smoot.
X. kemprr.
A j. Uhler.
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Among the numerous and Interesting por-
tormanccs will be introduced
!. Grand Tableaux representing Prince Car
nival with his Pages, Gam br!nss on his Throne,
surrounded by his Sutiites, and King Dac"hus,
will. his knights Of Frclc.
a full and complete Menagcric, comprs
ing the living Animals of this and tho other
hemisphere. jan 12-2a wtd
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LOCAL NEWS.
CHURCH RVICa8, DC. TO-MORRO "

i'HtRtH SffPIChA, &C.. IC--"ON1'"'
Cy:?,ist Chnrch.- Service At II .. N. ard -
j. IA, by Rev. Mr.. Mckim.
81 pGtHS CHNTch.--Service ~ ii u. III. sEd
i p. m. by Rev; DR.: Norton: .,,,
t,rurf Cturc'. Service ~ II A. III. aAi :: F.
"a" ~ Rev. =. +. SpyigS.
s.. Nayy'S- Mass NJ and II - ~ and YES
peers NJ 81 y. III.
t3.st P,:csbvterta':. Service in tAc morn'ng
ana ut isht, by Rov. Mr.. NJ c Atce.
Second Presjyterian.-Se in the mora
ing and at night, by Rev. J. j. Bullock.
licfhoItW Ey1scopa! CAurch SontA.-scrmon
in the morning and at night, by Rev DR. Ho"gh
Methodist Episcopal .-Scrmon Il Tho MORN
:ny and ut night, by Rey. Mr.. Haynes:
MctiodiSt Pr"tcst@nt --Sern!on ut II n. IN;
ty Rev Air. Wilson, OF Washington, and nj =
:, f:i., by Rev. Mr.. Benson.
5aUtjSt.--Sarv;cc i'll the morning M / ~ night.
Ur Rev. Mr. Rylsud.
Village Gtnpr'. Service in the morning and
.hI Al night.
I!cccni,rr Christian association. -Gcncrai
Prayer ii ccllng III the Meth. FPS. Church, IT /
" Gloci =. N, ana every evening during lhc
,..ulng " eek in the Association new room, Sc
.Ynd iioor ri No. q; Ming street. IL O'Clock.
\ cordial welcuGnc will be given L. all vii"
viii attend upon thes1 rnoau= OF grace
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s. LO y u II f i vi

s. l. o D q E / Vi
Corner King and + Arf,x SIS, and lG'; irs s..
l. "tn7iag great bargains in
WINTER tt.DTuING
Gail aid SEQ him. dec Il
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We have secured more than our usual supply
of first class Foreign ana Domestic and Fancy
and Staple
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rDKuSTEES' SALE OF TECUMsEH.


j. ivLb- ond ,v;fa 10 I"hr. .Iannoy aud George
&. Powell, a. Trustees, for the benefit Of d b.
Powell Trustee for tho Dovisees of Noble Bow
eridge uec'd dated the 18th day of April, 1876
and Of record in the Clerks office Of Loudoun
County Court, WIS, page 1876, the undersign.
ell, one Of whom is tho surviving Trustee and
the other Tue substituted Trustee, will otler, vt
public sale, to the highest bidder before the
Court House door, in the town Of Leesburg
Virginia, on TUESDAY, the 5Lh day Of Feb
ruarv, 1870, being tho ~ day Of the County
Court, that valuable FARM known as TIE
CUMSEH," containing about SAP acres of land,
situated on the waters Of Bull Run. partly in
Loudoun and partly in Prince William county.
Tho land is of fine quality, we'll improved,
and is in all respects most desirable farm
5IOAcrcs o! the tract were conveyed ny COL
Tcbbs to y. c. Trundle The remainder. Of
the tract, containing about AZ scres, on when
there is n valuable mine of barytes, Will DO nrs'
sold, and afterwards the tract of 5OU acres;
Tho land will be surveyed and plats eXhloll-
ed On the day Of sale:
TERMS-rhe small tract OF about AZ acres
will be sold for cash For the SUI acre tract
enough in cash will be required to pay the ex-
nenses of sale, and the residue of the debt and
interest sccurcd-say about thirty.f two hundred
dollars For the remainder Of tho purchase
money, bond bearing interest from day OF sale,
secured by deed of trust Oh the premises; and
ysyublu in equal instalments Of one and two
wears will be required.
B. 2. holland, Sub. Trustee
Loudoun co., Jan 15-eots
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IN CONSEQUENCEOF THE CONDITION
OF THE
MONEY MARKET THROUGHOUT TIL
COUNTRY,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

rEU. II. ROBINSON Z SON.
t5RuCEEs, FORWARDING AND COMMlS.
SION MERCHANTS.
King street, Aiexsndris, Va:
Particular attention paid to the selling OF 81!
KINGS OF Country Produce. Goods torWsrded
promptly. nov 2l-tf
MODE, WEpDERBURN CO.,
conMSsI ISiS,S SHI r HSf f forward.
ING MERCHANTS,
No. 2 Prince street.
Also, dealers in GUANOS, SALT, LUMP
and GROUND PLASTER, FISH. GRAIN
and SUGARS my 21-tf
H1c1 WEPw " 4 Ay HsT1nsoN FL DAVIDSON
tdkOuEKS, LIQU0R AND CoMMIsSioN
MERCHANTS,
No. 226, King street. corner Of Alfred,
Alexandria, Va.
cor, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, SC. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise, or sold on
commission at lowest rates. feb 2-:l
D. u. GOULD. W. Fl. WHITENING.
fNOULD & WILEENING,
~ Successors to ". + HenIerson.)
GROCERY, LIQUOR Sc GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. so North Royal ST.
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEE9,
SUGARS, WHISkEY. BRANDY, WINES,
&c Strict attention. psid 10 the sale of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE. ian l5-ly
GEORGE wAsu1NaroN. W. w HERBERT.
NgY ASHlNGTON X HERBERT.
w lSnecessors to &C.? Wsssihii,nisgt1E ,,.
GENERAL COM MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. II North Union ST.,
Alexandria, Va.
Particular attention given TO the sale OF sl
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE and filing
orders tor GROCERIES. GUANO, SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT, LIN h, &c, at the
lnwest market market price. teb 1T
Z ROBERT EDMONDS,
% J. Successor TO W. A. snoot q co..
FORWARDING ~ GENERAL COMMITS
SION MERCHANT,
No. :; King street. Alexandria, Va.
strict attantion paid to tho shla OF all kinds OF
COU NTRY PRODUCE. dec Billy
I EKODERS & CO.
Alezsndris, Va.
general. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wholesale Dealer: ri
GROCERIES,,
LIQUORS,
PROVISIONS,
SALT FISH,,
and PRODUCE
AIao keep OH hand general assortment OF
Cordago, Tar, Pitch, Nails. Lime, Packing.
tHIs. Lampa and Ship ana Naval Stores.
4 Il orders and consignmonts promptly at
tended 10, and goods forwarded without delay
To consignoes on arrival.
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trani-
pOrtAtion line. NH lO,-tt
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CITY ITEMS.

HARMONIC MASQUERADE BALL,
AT THE
HARMONIC HALL,
ON THE TWENTY SEVENTH INSTANT
Committee Of arrangements.
L. Stein, J. Schneider, :. Deaiha!n,
A. Nosonthsl, o. Portner, |. Rammo.
A. Idens0u.
Floor Committee.
Il. Falls, p Weinberg. w. 4. Wi!;oniag.
J. kaufman, d. Bendheim.
Ballet Master--Henry 8inswanger.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY AND
ENTERPRISE.
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inIi lJ-t I'll

NTO. MlNuE MEAT ~ ..,..,,.,.-,...
~ dac II FRED. ithChhR'S.
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BOOTS az SHOES.

NOTICE.
il largo stock of Boys and Youths
FINE and HEAVY BOOTS,
CT superior quslty, which will be sold 81 gres;
ly reduced prices All in want will do we'll %
dec 2--2m ". 3. WADDEY.
! AIDES DRESS BOOTS.
4 splendid stock, beautiful durable and cheap,
oct l4-3m At WADDEY'S, a King st.
7 AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.
! great variety of styles. handsome, good
oct l4-2m WADDEY'S. IA King st.
r AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
fn0 stock of every styG2 "a; and quality, at
T AIDES CANADIAN BOOTS.
Ladies' Canadian Slippers.
Ladies' Maria Antonette Slippers.
Ladies' House Shoes of every description, q.
oct l4-3m WADDEY'S, II King Ct.
T AIDES TOILET SLIPPERS.
oct II-5m wADDEY's, "A King st:
Va ISSE"' & !choa! BOOTS
- Dress - y great vHrlc
~ good and cheap, NJ
OCT ll-&m WADDEY'S Il King 81.
kyHILD'S BOOTS AND SHOES~a largo
" s!ock--C binalion Tip tho best chilI3
shoe made will we@r three times aa long ~ tho
ordinary shoe, ~
or. lI--3m WADDEi'5 f King s..
DUTS' AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
- The largest, best and cheapest. NJ
oct l4-3m WADDEY'S, II King ST
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Ma- Prices below those OF Northern cities.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28
the occasion Of accounts between the two Offices.

the occasion Of accounts between the two Offices.
ARTICLE XVIII. The two Offices shall by
mutuyl consent make detailed regulations for
carving these articles into execution; and modify
such r. gularins in like manner from time to
time a. the exgences OF the service may require.
ARTICLE XIX. Letters wrongly sent, wrongly
addressed or rot deliverable for any cause.
shall be -tu ned TO the de-patchins office at its
expense for the return il any shall De incurrei
keyis cred articles in the second paragraph ~ the
first article mentioned shall also b- Ietu n d !:
other articles shall be left to the disposition OF
the receiving office. Any poet"ge not col ected
upon TIE rrespondence returned, hut vii ch
shall ave been charged against the receiving o.
flee, sh al he d-duc ed from the account
AnTICLs Xxx. In cnn-derati' rs u' the c"nces
sipus made 10y the United states Post Depart
meut, 1t is agreed II at reduction Of ~ per
cent shall be h.ade III favor of III United States
office from the charge of forty cenrim per
.ilugra,ume established in aIrc XIV. for the
transit Of the artlc es mentioned N the sec"d
rasrhph of the fret ticle I this C"Hyentl"",
and which sh III be despatched frum the United
States
hall take ffecr, al f,rmer conventions b"tween
the two Offices shall cease 10 lie IN Iurcr. eNr-pt
FIR the lurp Of closing the accounts a'laihg
hereunder.
This Go v-nton shall take effect the first
day Of Janua, next II suali ii IN f. c-
until cancelled ty agreement # the two fiji e.;
or nnIi ene yea from the tim WHEN either OF
flee Ill have gI,eh notice To the other Of its
ish TO terminate the same.
This Cunvsntiuu slIal BE- subject Ia the approval
ofthe Postmaster General Of III unied >iates
and o. the Mini-trr Of Putlic " ork- If h-igiumi
txecu'ed in duplicate at Brus els this 2ist LAY
of August. in the ear VI oar Loru lsos-
is JOIN kA>soN
Sp c M, &c, &c.
isl NJ. FAsSIAVN.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28
IL, s.
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

greed upon between the iost Once Department
Of The UNITED states and tie P'st Ohcr Depart
me Il Of tie ii.IIset;ic helubIc { Ham Urg,
modifying article III. If the Postal Convention
of June l., 1875.
The internati nal correspondence, convened
either by the United states 10y Hsn.hul 7
st amers, between the Unitei States or its e.
ritories and Hamburg. Will BE- hereafter subject
to the following postage Charge, vi
Postage on each letter packet not exceeding
half ounce III weight IL cents
Abpye half an ounce, and not over one
~ -
Above me ounce but not exceediug one
ounce and half 81 -
Above ounce and half, bat not
exceeding two ounces ~ -
And the postage Will increase in this scale OF
prigt e-siun. L. wit: Ad .itioual ten ctIts for
each additional hali-ou. ce, or ira til Of half
ounce.
Pa, meut in advance shall be OPTIONAL IN either
country. Ii shall not, however, be permitted TO
pay less than the whole rate: and no account
ia III b. lake,. OF the Prepayment Of any faction
Of that rae.
This add tional article takes the place of Arti-
Gle -ec, nd of the postal cnuvett.un o! the i2Ih ct
Jure. 1857, which i'll all other Tesl ects remains
in 10 ce.
In with :. whereof we have hereto set our
name, AMI fixed the seals Of respective tic.s,
this tw-nt, third day Of Angst. NJ tn u-ind
eight hundred ami sixty, at the city Of " ashIng-
ton.
IsE'I J HOLT,
Postmaster-beueral.
TsEar1 II. X. KU >HAHDS
Acting Consul for the Republic Of Hamburg.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28
[OFFIcIAL-I
LAWS OF TaE UNITED STATES
Ps.ssed at the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.

Postal Convent n bets The United States an.
Prussia Signed Al ashinsIou, l.th July, and
a. Be.hp, .osh August, ISL
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Agreed upoh between the Gene Al P7st-ofhce o.
the uuited S.atc. If America ami The Gt ne al
P,st-Uih, e IF Prussia. providing Fl tie r. gs-
tfauon at v,Iuaile Letters Gs he nytyei in
the closed Mails between the Uuited States and
Prussia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-31
Democratic Majority in the State
Legislature.

water needed by military operations
have been re-established in very short
time. These repairs naturally regard
military interests exclusively, while
the others destruction. Even If
a capitulation will prevent for a long
time the communication of the capitol
with the provinces, it will be an abso-
lutte impossibility for the German COM
manders, when that case occurs, TO pro-
vide one single days rations for a popu-
lation OF nearly two millions. The
environs OF Paris, TO the distance OF
several days journey, since all the
stores there are naturally re-
quired for the use OF the Ger
man troops, will then offer no resource,
and will not permit the inhabitants
to evacuate by the roads into the coun-
try, the inevitable result would be the
starvation of hundreds of thousands Of
persons. The power in France cannot
fail to discern the consequence as
clearly as the German commanders, and
since to the latter nothing is left but to
carry on he war profFered, the rulers
of France are responsible for forcing
such extremes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-31

>;cvcn-ons majority in the whole
>'a;c in 1868, tn e vote OF that year be
90. taken as the basis upon which the
above gains are estimated was Ill.
10 the twenty-syven counties reported
above We have already wiped out this
majority
That the other twenty-siX counties
"ill give Us a clear majority Of two
ihonanl can scarcely be doubted by
Aemo,t sanguine Radical
The Legislature.
The returns indicate the election OF
ii!rty.eight or forty members OF the
House Of Delegates, and that the
Democrats will have twelve or four
teen Senators. This undoubtedly gives
Us a Democratic majority in both
branches of the Legislature, repeaIs
the registration law, and all the pro-
nTP,ivc Radical legislation, makes the
N.a,e permanently Democratic aud elects
an United States Senator in place OF
Wiley.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-31
The Day Of the Enfranchisment
of Whits Men Come.

LONDON, October 30.-The French
troops which surrendered at Metz have
been disarmed The Prussians refused
to parole the officers because Of General
Duerots evasion of his obligations.
Provisions arrive in large quantities
at Metz.
The Sarthe Union publishes a report
that in the vicinity of Paris band OF
Francs -Tireurs nearly captured the
King Of Prussia, who only escaped
by precipitate flight. The story is con-
sidered an invention.
The balloon which left Paris on the
9th, fell within the Prussian lines near
Metz. The messenger succeeded in
burning the mails and will escape into
Belgium.
Itis estimated that the Germans have
taken up to the present day 100000
prisoners.
VERSAILLES, October %, via LONDON.
The French volunteers calling them
selves the Wild Doors of Ardennes are
tearing up the railroad tracks and other
wise interfering with the German com
munications. They have thrown off
the track three trains filled with troops,
near Lannois. Many Of the soldiers
were killed and injured.
Some Wurtemberg troops had an en-
counter on Thursday with body Of the
Rationale and Mobile Gardes, at Mon
tcrcau. The latter We're defeated. The
loss of the Germans was slight
General Won Moltke, on his 10th
birthday, received from the King the
title Of Count.
LONDON, October 30-Theirs has de-
clined Prussian pass to conduct him
to Paris, because it requires him to 90
via Marsailles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-31
The Death of Radicalism in West
Virginia.

IA, McGrew 35; Davis; D., for Senate,
6S, Flick AZ; Heiskell, D., for Delegate,
no opposition.
Sherman Township-One precinct,
Jacob 6S, Stevenson 8; Downey 62, Nc
Grew 6; Davis 5S; Flick A.
In Berkely county, Governor Steven
sons majority is l44, and the balance
of the State ticket has about the same
majority. Mr.. McGrew has majority
of l52 over Downey. For State SEN
ate, Mr.. Gold beats Kitchen IN Berke-
ley county 135 votes. For House OF
Delegates, DR.. ]. A. Stehley and NJ. C.
Nadenbousch are elected. For Sheriff,
A. J. Thomas has a majority.
Morgan county gives Stevenson ma
jority OF 1873, and Mr. McGrew a ma
jority Of l52. Flick, Republican, re-
ceived a majority Of l3l over Davis for
State Senate. John II. Hovermale is
elected to the House of Delegates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-31
Second Congressional District
IMMORAL County.

IMMORAL County.
The Conservatives carry the county
for the State Congressional and Sena-
toral tickets, and elect Delegate, Sher-
if, Prosecuting Attorney, Surveyor,
Assessors, and majority of the Board
of Supervisors. .,
New Creek Township-Jacob d,
Stevenson 90 Downey 50, McGrew ";
Davis 81, Flick 90 Keys 81, Reynolds
50.
Piedmont Township-Jacob,s major
itv 81, Downey's majority "a, DAVIS
majority 1lG, Keys majority l24.
morgan County-Ofieial. '--
Stevenson's majority 13S, McGrew g
majority Ij2, Flick's majority l3l.
John III. Hoovemade, Delegate, major
itv, 81 Rufus Smith, Attorney, major
ity, l5l.
Democratic State ticket % majority
in the county. Most ofthe Democratic
ticket in the county is elected. The
Democrats are jubilant everywhere.
Levi county.
The Democratic State ticket ana
Davis in Lewis county is l45 majority.
Giimer County s-f.ssE
The Democratic majority is 2O6, -
Braxton County.
Rollvson is elected Delegate. Carper
is elected Senator over Farnsworth In
the Sixth district. Lynch, Democrat,
is elected to the House in Glimer
county. si5-.
Radical majority, $40. s-. A.,E
Marion County.
Morrow (D.) ties Nay q. } for House
Of Delegates. Pritchard (D.) elected,
Marion County.
Glovers Gap-Dem. so, Rad. l3.
Rarracksvilie-Dem. 81, Rad. Il.
PaIatine-Dem. 80, Rad. 1856. ar.'
MononSnlia County.
Morgan township-Jacob l24, Ste
vcnson 300 Congress, Downey ~
McGrew 2S9; Senator, Hare l22, Price
9q4. House of Delegates, Eddy, Dem
323 Hare, Dem. l27, Lough, Rad. 2S9
Sturgis, Rad. PSI. . ,,,.,
Romney Township-Jacob 5s Ste
yenson 30; Downey, D., for Congress
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-31
PRUSSIA.
French Mcn-OEWar-Napoleon In
formed OF the CapituIation Of
Metz-Fritz aud Fred Promoted.

BREMEN October 29.--Late yesterday
afternoon the authorities of this city
were notified by parties in Belgium that
II French men-ofwar had just left
Dunkirk, going north. The river en-,
frances and the coasts in the North and
Baltic seas will Immediately be placed
in state defense.
BERLIN, October 29.-The news of
the capitulation Of Metz was communi-
Gated to Napoleon Yesterday. The EN-.
peror's housefs in great suspense and
CONSERVATION.
BERLIN, October 30.-The King teIe-
graphs as follows to the Queen:
VERSAILLES, October %.
The defeat of the two hostile armies
which recently marched against us
warrants me in conierring on our two
commanders, Fritz and Frederick
Charles, the batons OF Field Marshals,
the first instance OF such appointments
in our family history.
Signed WILLIAM.