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S:reenbrier County.
The following is the official vote o.
Greenhrjer county.

Greenhrier county:
Governor, Jacob, 245; Stevenson,
1868 Congress, Witcher, 34j; Here
iord. 24l. State Senate, Caldwell OR. },
2S6; Scott, oil. House of Delegates,
Jarrett (R.), 81; Snedegar (R), 344
Chambers (R), 224; Nelson %. }, 247:.
Brown Cd. J, 2S3; Ballard 3D., 235.
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WHOLESALE BUYERS

To our stock Of goods, which we can sell
lower than other house in the city, for the
reason: Having another large establish
ment in Hartford, Conn. and buying goods
in large quantities, and especially for Cash,
we have the advantage OF buying them at
a Great Reduction. nOv9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Dividend.

TINE DIRECTORS OF THE FIRST Ma
tional Bank Of Wheeling have this day
declared dividend of Five per cent. free
OF U. s. taxi ont OF the profits of the last six
! LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES on demand.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
Novap,her Sth. nov9
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The most lasting, agreeable, and
refreshing Of all perfumes, for use
on the Handkerchief, at the Toilet,
and in the Bath. For sale by all
Druggists and Per'umers
sepL3d&w
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Eir.t NationnI Rank.

In our columns this morning Mr.
GEORGE ADAMS, the Cashier of this
Bank, announces the 18th serni-annual
dividend OF per cent, and also a %
per cent. stock dividend ont OF the sur
plbs fund.
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Since the organization offhe bank

including the present dividends, S2lO,-
Al II, or an average Of l6 Is per cent
per annum on the capital stock. The
actual fiorres are as follows:
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PRUSSIA.

New YORK, November 24.-The
Worlds correspondent at Berlin tele-
graphs on the Oath that it is semi-otficl-
ally announced that Prussia was not a
party to the treaty of 1876 to the same
extent as England, Austria and France.
Prussia, it is stated, did not engage to
consider every violation of the treaty as
casus belH, but only demand respect for
the integrity of Turkey. This position
will give to the Prussian government an
opportunity to offer mediation to pre-
vent the threatened rupture with the
best prospects of success.
The outlay for the conduct Of the
war by Prussia up to November 18th,
was l2l ,000, 900 thalers.
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ITALY.

New YORK, November 25.-The
Worlds correspondent telegraphs that
the last meeting of Commissioners, for
country defence, was presided over by
Prince Carignan. 1t was resolved that
Rome should be fortified on the Metz
and Paris systems. A triple zone COW
cred with detached forts will be estab-
lished which will extend to Civitd,
Vecchia, and other straight line points
around Rome.
A committee was appointed consist
ing of General Marrazzi, Della Rocce,
Biecci, and Carroti.
Italy resolved to hold Rome u ct
armis against all enemies.
A protest has been sent to La Mar
mora against the sequestration OF the
colleges of the Romans, from rectOrs for
Germanic, Hungarian, English, Scotch,
Belgian, French, American, and Polish
colleges.
FLORENCE, November 2j.-A son has
been born to the Duchess Of Aosta
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RUSSIA.
Especial to the Tribune.l


ST. PErERsBURG, Nov. 23.-The st.
Petersburg Gazette, to-day, says: The
Russian circular, however decided in its
form in regard to the treaty Of Paris,
touches not on the Eastern question,
and is not outside of peaceful policy.
1t puts Turkey and Russia in like con-
ditions on the Black Sea. Russia has
committed no actual violation of the
Black Sea neutrality. Before this hap
pens, negotiations will have explained
the absence of all hostile designs by
Russia. Such was the aim of the sec
ond Russian note of the Goth of Octo-
Der. This second note prevents Gran
vile from answering the circular with
sharp dispatch, but negotiations will
continue and explain.
The Exchange Gazette says: Russia
can do nothing to prevent the war, but
declares its peaceful intentions. War
and peace depends not on Russia, but on
other powers. 1t lays stress on the
change Of English opinion and the let
ters Of Messrs. Mill and Froude, and
hopes for a more durable peace. 1t
says addresses are received from all
parts Of Russia expressing joy at the
circular and filled with patriotism. The
Nevo is full of ice.
ST. PETERSBURG, November "a
Prince Gortschakotf' reply to the Brit
ish and Austrian government is very
conciliatory. 1t explains the pacific
meaning Of the previous declarations
and affirms that Russia Graves peace
generally, and in the East especially, it
would be impossible to maintain it with
out a common understanding, and Rus
sia shrinks from acting separately from
other powers.
ST. PETERSBURG, November .25.-The
press Of this city has been officially
warned against supporting France or
unfavorably criticizing Germany.
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The Georgia Fraud.

That crowning act Of fraud in Geor
gia has been prepared for by Attorney
General Akerman no man can doubt
By the State Constitution of Georgia
the Sth of November last was the day
appointed for holding the election. II
was, however, well torseen by Bullock
and his associates that if the election
was allowed to be held in the ordinary
way and time the Democrats would
sweep the State. To avert this result
Mr.. Akerman's ingenuity was invoked
He went down to Georgia, and there
drafted an election law to be passed by
the Legislature. On September 18th
the Republican State Central Committee
met at Atlanta, and, after conference
with Mr.. Sherman, passed the following
resolution:
ResoIced That the State Central
committe urge upon every person claim
ing to be a Republican member of the
General Assembly the prompt passage
of the election bill endorsed and ap-
proved by the Attorney General Of the
United States.
What is this law thus endorsed by
the Attorney General? In the first
place it violated the, State constitution
and the spirit, if not the letter, of the
act of Congress of 18th July last, by
postponing the election and fixing the
time for il on the 2lst, ODD and 23d of
December. The voting is for three
days, so that the negroes may be car
ried from county to county and vote In
all. No challenging of votes il allow
ed No citizen may "interpose an OBJ
lection to the most flagrant fraud pc
petrated under his own eyes. He may
see a negro offer to vote who he knows
isa nonresident or under age, and he
dare not open his mouth.
Every "male person Of apparent full
az" is to be allowed to vote, so that
the negro minors may be allowed TO
swell the poll, and proofs OF homage are
excluded by the law forbidding chal-
lenges. Three OF the election judges
at each poll are to be appointed by Gov.
Bullock and two by the ordinary Of the
county. And, lastly, to crown the su,
perstructure of this magnificent edifice
Of premeditated fraud, the judges are
to take the ballot-boxes home with them
every night and to keep the keys; and
they are, moreover, to have the power
of arresting and imprisoning, without
warrant, any person whom they may
see fit to charge with violating the act
Such is the law as it was passed by
the Georgia Legislature. Comment on
it would be utterly superfuous, the 90
ject being apparent to the simplest un
derstanding. 1t is very easy now to sec
why General Grant should have SEN
his Attorney General down to Georgia
and what is the basis of the estimates
made by Republican editors that Geor
gia, a strong Democratic State, will re
turn majority of Radicels to the mex
House. They have read Mr.. Aker
mans election law, and they have tn,
wit both to discern the object and anti
cipate the end of the contrivance.
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WASHINGTON.
Estimates for the Next Year.

WASHINGTON, November 25. = A
report was put in circulrtion
a few days ago asserting that
the estimate for the next fiscal year had
been completed and sent to Dawes,
Chairman Of the Committee on Appro,
priations, but, in fact, it is quite TO the
reverse. The Chief Clerk of the Treas
ury Department was busily engaged on
them yesterday, regardless of its being
holiday, and it is not expected that
they will be completed 80 as to be laid
on the desks of the Members OF
Congress till a late hour Of the first
days session.
The New Jersey, Senatorship.
Secretary Robeson is authority for
the denial of the published reports that
he is candidate for United States Sen
ator from New Jersey, as Mr.. Cattelrs
successor. Mr.. Robeson says he is not
only not a candidate for United States
Senator, but has never had any such
intention; and further, that he is en-
phatically in favor Of Mr.. Cattells re-
election. There is equally good au-
thority for saying that Frelinghuysen
will not he candidate at the approach
ing election. From what is known here
of the condition Of affairs in New Jersey,
there appears to be little doubt that
Senator Cattell will be reelected.
Went Ashore.
The ship, Persia, Of Bath, from New
Orleans to Liverpool, with a cargo OF
cotton, went ashore at Frying-Pan
Shoals on Thursday morning. 1t Is
hoped she may be gotten off. The
United States revenue cutter and two
tugs have gone to her assistance. The
cargo is valued at $500, 900.
General HaIleck
Has been ordered to make sucn disposi-
ton of the troops now in Georgia as
may be necessary to preserve peace
during the approaching election. The
Governor of Georgia, now here, has no
knowledge of any additional troops
having been ordered to 60, and is OF
the opinion that the authorities will
not need them.
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, November 23.-The
Grand Duke of Mechlenburg is rapidly
advancing,
Tours, November 2j.-Iieavy can
nonading was heard at Orleans all day
Yesterday, in the direction of Antheney,
where an important engagement has
doubtless occurred. 1t isreported that
the engagement was favorable to the
French. Nothing official has been re-
ceived.
LILLE, November 25.-There has
been fighting all day at Nilliers
Bretaneux. The details Of the battle
have not yet come TO hand. Neither
the troops engaged nor the result are
known here.
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SPAIN.

New YORK, November PA cores
pondent of the World, in Madrid on the
9th inst, telegraphs as follows Duke
Aosta's official acceptance of the Spanish
throne has just been received. Squad
rons leave Carthagne for Genoa Friday,
with the President ofthe Cortes commits
sions and writs for the deputies on board.
They will be received with military
and regal honor by the Italian court
The Regent has celebrated the accept
ance of Aosta by pardoning the Carl
lists who were condemned to death for
agitating the slavery question and rec
ommending the Republicans to use it as
weapon against the Kings Govern
mept.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
Gold closed in New York, yesterday

Gold closed in New York, yesterday
atlllJ. yz s. H.. -ss
1t is authoritively announced that
Thomas Jefferson Barr is to be appoint
ed New York city police commits
sioner, in place of NJ. T. Brennan.
Frank McAver, a Fourteenth Ward,
New York, ruffian, beat his sick wife in
snch an inhumanimanner, Wednesday
NIGHT that her recovery is considered
doubtful. McAver is locked up.
The New York Central, Hudson
River, Erie, Pennsylvania and all con-
Meeting roads, have agreed to large ad-
vance on the Western bound freights,
10 take effect on Monday the 2Sth inst.
AT Cincinnati. yesterday, j. Hamil-
ION for having counterfeit money in his
possession, was sentenced to jail for nine
months. Andrew J. Bevis, indicted last
February for passing counterfeit money,
and has been missing, was delivered in
court by his bondsmen. 1t was given
ont that he was drowned
A private letter saysthat Gen. james
B. McKean, Chief Justice Of Utah Ter
ritorv, was at Omaha on the 10th ult.,
sn route for the east. The recent ru-
linps of the Chief Justice in Utah
seems to be bringing the Mormon ques-
ton TO a crisis, and the most impor-
lance attaches to them when it is
known that his decisions are sustained
bv the higher tribunals and authorities
in Washington.
The next Legislature of Ee' ada will
consist, according to latest advices, Of
twelve Republicans and eleven Demo
crsts in the Senate, with twenty Repub-
licans and twenty-six Democrats in the
Assembly. Official returns may possi-
blv give the Democrats two or three
less in the Assembly. In 1869 the Re
pubTcans had fifteen and the Democrats
four in the Senate, and the Assembly
stood thirty-six to three, in favor of the
Republicans.
The New York Tribune says that
when Congress meets Chief Justice
Chase will ask to be relieved of the du-
ties which the bankruptcy act of 1867
required him to perform as Chief JUS
,ce of the Supreme Court. The health
of the Chief Justice continues steadily
to improve. He will remain at Nara
pansett, r. l., until after Christmas
when he will seek a milder climate. In
a recent letter he SAYS; "The doctor
yiyes me reason to believe that | shall
recover fully from my present illness.
am certainly much better"
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days; iise months supply Of chocolate;

days; ave months supply of chocolate;
rioe is less abundant, and oil is becoming
scarce; sugar, coffee and wine will last
3 tong time; there is enough material
for bread on hand to carryinto January,
and enough horse flesh to last two
months longer. The situation on the
whole is pronounced good, .
, The Echo du Nard believes that a
pitched battle is going on today near
Amiens. '.' "'
The Etaile Beige has a letter dated
Melville, Oath. reporting an engage
ment near Mezieres, in which the Ger
mans were defeated and suffered heavy
loss.
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NEW YORK.
Reeeher's thanksgiving Sermon.


New YORK, November 25.-Beecher,
in his discourse at Plymouth Church,
Yesterday, sternly rebuked the invitation
TO war with England He said: Cursed
of God and of all men may be that man
who counsels the red-hand of war, ex-
cept when needed to fight for national
existence. The only war we want Is the
war of righteousness. Let kings war,
lei aristocrats war, but the mobiles OF
this great Republic should know the
fellowship of man, and, instead of the
redhand of war, let them put around
their neighbors the arm Of fellowship,
and dwell with them in harmony, in
unity, in sympathy, and in love.
The Steamship Missouri,
Which arrived here yesterday with a
number Of passengers from Havana,
was struck by severe gale when about
forty miles south of Hatters and for
seven hours was obliged to lay to. She
left Havana on the 18th, and when
three davs out was caught 10y severe
storm of wind, bearing south and south,
east 1t was only by the most skiliiui
management of Capt. Edwards ana
other officials of the ship that the Mis-
,ouri was saved from foundering dur
ing the storm. While the second oifi-
Ger, Chas. Wardell, was engaged IN the
performance of his duties, he was swept
against the hatchway by a heavy wave
and severely if not fatally injured.
Evacuation Day
Was celebrated by the parade of the
veterans of 1912, and the fifth, sixth am
seventh regiments, the latter passing in
review at the city hall The sixth regl'
ment were for the first time in their
new uniform, tits similar to that OF the
Prussian army and their appearance
created quite stir.
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Bagar's Dancing Academy,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
v the first term of Dancing Lessons will
exnire on Friday night, November lSthr
Inclusive. On Monday following, Novem-
Der 2lst, will commence my second term,
in nv room in McLains New Block, OF n
lessons. For Young Ladies, Misses and
Moons. For Gentlemen, Monday and Fri
day evenings
Nv advanced class viii be taught sepa-
rately and all the new dances introduced.
Particular attention will paid 10 pupils.
TERMs-For a lessons, $40, half OF which
is to be paid in advance; balance at the ex-
piration OF halfthe term.
I here beg leave TO return my sincere
thanks to scholars, parents and Others for
the patronage bestowed upon me, and l
hope by strict attention to duty will con-
tinue to merit the same in the future;
nayi1 PROF. BAGAR.
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To Whom IL may Concern.
STATE OF WEST ' IRGlNlA,
DEPARTMENT OF SCHOOLS,
CHARLESTON. Nov. %, lSIO.

CHARLESTON, Nov. %, 1870.
The School law makes it the duty
of each County Superintendent to make
his annual report to this department
"on or before the 30th OF Ssptembsr" "
And vet, though nearly two months
have elapsed since that time, and
though l have repeatedly urged each
County Superintendent to have his re-
port ready in time, still only t,certy-nine
out of fftytour reports have been re
ceived at this Office.
Will the delinquent Superintendent
send me their reports at the earliest pos
sibLe timsf
A, D. WILLIAMS, Genl. Supt
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CLEVELAND.
Meeting OF the Society of the Army
of the Cumberland.

CLEVELAND, November %. - The
Army of the Cumberland, at its morn
ing session, was called to order by Gen
eral Rosecrans.
The report of the Treasurer, referred
Yesterday to the Auditing committee
was accepted.
The report of the committee on Nom
nations of Officers, was then received.
The officers for the ensuing year are
President, Major General W. 5. Rose
Grams; a Vice President from each
State represented; Corresponding Sec.
retary, Colonel H. W: Cist; + Recording
Secretary, Colonel John w. Steel
Treasurer, General J. S. Fullerton.
1t was decided to hold the next meet
ing at Detroit on the 10th and 18th o'
November next
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PORTUGAL

LISBON, November 25.-Pelotes has
been rendered the war portfolio OF Bra
zil and has refused it.
The rebels in the Argentine Republic
are apparently gaining ground. The
siege of the city Of Mortivedo, by the
revolutionists, is imminent,
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 25.-The journals Of
this city, official and otherwise, are
unanimous in their expressions of JOY
with the peaceful tenor of the red BOOK
which the government made oppres-
sive. All applaud he frmness OF the
Austrian government on the European
policy.
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General HaIleck
Libel Suit.

PORTLAND, MAINE, November 25.-
George Clifford, editor of the Press,
brought suit against John NJ. Adams,
editor of the Arg4s, for defamation of
character laying damages at $4,000.
He has put keeper into the Argus Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Life Association of America.
CENTRAL OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Date Of Organization, June IS, 1868.

Present Annual Premium In
S,io1y, 90
Present Assets. I'iS9'nSo 0i 90
Amount nsured..........-.......... 4, ,l3i,5J W
JAMES II. BRITTON, President.
w. II. HoUGH, Vice President.
Hon. VIM BARNES, Counsel and Actuary
w. HASLEY, Secretary.
WEST VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT..
ALONZO LORING, President; GEO. w
FRANZHEIM, Vice President: SAMUEL
HILDRETH, Treasurer; +. A. HILDRETH
Medical Officer; RoI;T. q. BARR, Attorney;
y. e. ARTHUR, Secretary; ). {. ALDEISoN,
General Manager.
DIRECTORS.
w. II. Woodward, Gov. w. +. Stevenson,
John q. Muth, w. 4. Singleton, Robert Is.
Woods, John 7. Lakin, John III. Hobbs, NJ.
L, OFT, John A. Armstrong, \. NJ. Adams,
Thos. Hughes, Al"nzo Loring, Geo. w
FranZheim.
This IL a home institution, under the con-
troll of our own Board OF Directors, who iE-
vest the funds Of the Association, TO Il large
extent, with those whs belong 10 II, hence
they derive the double benefit Of carrying
an insurance upon their lives and at the
same time have the use OF their own
money. Is not this better than sending our
money to the East and building up Eastern
institutions, to the detriment OF our own
Persons desiring to make a SURE PRO
VISION for their families will please call
and see me. There can be no better invest
ment in the world, and certainly none
more secure. JUS w: rEhhEL,
Agent for the District comprising the coun-
ties Of Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall,
Wetzsl and Tyler: Agents wanted.
R6OFFICE-l06 Market STREET.
sen14-lHw
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ARTISTS MATERIALS.

Winser & Newton's Lube Colors-
Winser d Newton's Canvass
Wfnser & Newton's Sable Brushes
Wipser & Newton's Bristol Brushes.
Pallets, Knives, Oil Cups Drying OIL, Var
njsb Sketching and Studio EaseIs. Water
Color Boxes. Just received at the McLure
House Picture Store. o
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08

HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT, Blow, Blow.
and disgust everybody with the offensive
odor from your Catarrh. just because some
old fogy doctor who hns not discovered and
viii not believe that the world moves. tells
you that it cannot be cured. The proprietor
-of Dr. Sage's Catrrh Remedy will pay $500
reward for case of Catarrh which he cam
not cure. Snll by druggists. or send sixty.
cents to r. V. Pierce. NJ d., I33 Seneca
street. Buffalo, N Y, for it. A pamphlet
free. Beware of coanterfeits and worthless
limitations. Remember that the Genuine
has DIR. Pierce's private Government Stamp
upon each package. This Stamp issued by
the United States Government expressly for
stamping Dr.. Pierce's medicines, has his
portrait, name and address, engraved upon
II, and need not he mistaken.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08
Fail Fight.

The fall fights opened lively at Churn-
town last Sunday. Several parties took
hand, but old Burbon came off conqueror
and won the belt We believe the boys
intend to make another raid on the old
chief next Sunday.
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SHASTA COURIER.
Horses Dying.

We have heard of five valuable work
horses dying in this county within the last
ten days. As an unusually large number
Of horses have died in this part of the
country the past Summer, it is thought
that new and perhaps contagious disease
has made its appearance among the animals.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08
Railroad Progress.

Workmen have again been put to work
on the California and Oregon railroad at
Chico with the intention of finishing it
above Red Bluff this fall, for the purpose
of cutting off the freighting by steamer on
the Sacramento river.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

II STATE OF CHARLES KERN DE-
Ia easod Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Public Administrator to all creditors. and
all persons having claims'against the deceased, to
present the same for settlement, with the necessary
vouchers, withten months from the first publication
OF this notice, to me- in the town of Shasta county
of Shasta, State of California
JOHN SCHUYLER, Public Administrator.
Shasta, Sept. 24th, 1870.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08

At a late fair in Clark county, Ind there
was exhibited charm-string forty feet in
length, made up by Miss Leila B. Houston,
daughter of James B. Houston, of Jeffer.
sonville. 1t contained 1886 buttons, and
had no competition
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08
Coming.

The Wilton theatrical Troupe will
appear in Shasta in about ten days and will
give one or two entertainments Miss G..
Hayne, the young and popular actress ac-
companies the troupe. =
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New Advertisements.

In this issue will be found number of
new advertisements, to which the attention
of the public is especially directed.
The Shasta courier., 1870-10-08
Auction.

Remember the auction sale of unclaimed
packages at the Office of Wells, Fargo &
Co., on Monday next. See advertisement.