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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

BIRDS EYE VtRw or rHE CrTY.-Sev.
eral months since, one or two artists spent
some time here making Unnecessary sur.
veys and sketches preparatory to publish.
ing a birds eye view Of our city. Having
completed their lsbors and secured sui.
ticient number Of subscribers to warrant
its publication, they went to Chicago and
had the work handsomely autographed
and printed in colors. Yesterday Mr..
Patshen commenced delivering the engra.
wing to those who had ordered copies.
He carries with him the original sketch,
and on comparing the copy with IT. ii will
be discovered tina, the lithographer has
followed cupy" with remarkable fidelity,
Mr.. PatcheH has a few extra copies
which he will dispose Of. although his
business is not to sell, bot 70 deliver those
already ordered, Hanging in the parlOr
or office the engraving viii make an In
'teresling ornament, and 70 friends abrnai
who have at one time resided here, it
would prove an acceptable present,
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DEATH OF An OLD CTIzES.-A no.
tice OF the death Of David Garvin, an old
citizen Of this county, appeared in Oul
columns yesterday morning Mr.. G. was
in his S5th year at the time ofhis decease,
and had resided in the vicinity Of our
city for nearly forty years. he was a
soldier in the war Of 1872, and discharged
his duties faithfully as such in one OF the
regiments furnished by the State Of Ohio.
Nj. G. was worthy member Of the Unit,
ed Presbyterian Church, and, although
residing two or three miles from his chos.
en- place Of worship. his seat was but sci.
dom vacant at the regular services during
all seasons He was highly esteemed BY
large circle ofacquaintances and friends
and his decease is sincerely lamented
Like q shock Of corn. fully ripe, he has
been gathered into the garner Of Ihcfaithfu
on high.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

Roll OF HoNoR-Names Of pupils in
the schools of the District Of Wheeling
whowere neither absent nor tArdy during
the month Of October, 1870:
Centre Grammar !SaLoa.-Chas. Reed,
Juo. T. Reed. Ed Hornbrook, Charles
Hornbrook, VIM. Reutch, Harry Hub
bard, Lizzie Wright, Ella Wright, Lizzie
Clohan, Tillie Sutherland. Ella johnson
Julia HillmAn, Mary HilEman, Flora
Root.
Centre Primary SahoR-Diriaon A., Or.
I1.-Eddie Otto, Emma Otto, Dora SEAggs.
DinaoR A., Grade 2.-Chas. Linde.
man, Willie Miller, ChaS Rex, August
Gasmire, Annie Handy, Mary Stark, Min
ME Maxwell, Sallie Hare, Mary Schmul'
bach.
DiIsioa B. Grade l.-Charles Miller,
Thomas Hathaway, Jonas Lynn, Ids
Drake.
Fannie Smith, Cora Warden, Ella Robert.
son, Willie McNamee, Alice Whiteside
DiriaoH C.-Jonas Holland, John
LeveY, Henry Keitler, Louis Metzner
Rudolph Lindeumth, John Harbesdch
Robert McVay, Willie Ogle. Abba Root,
Mary Levey. Title Shoemaker, Title
Krait Mary Berger, Emma Reiber, Min
ME Reiber.
Diusion Drank Dixon, Ferdie Dick.
hoe, John Deviney, Louis Dindamuth
Thomas Buster, Thomas Crumbacker,
Henry Robertson, Samuel Roof, Albert
Shekel, Charles Williams, Herman Scham'
bra, George Serie, Willie FurSt. Ella
Page, Annie LindemaD, Mary Pracht, Id
Smith, Annie McVsy, Amelia Redder
Jennie Williams. Sophia SwaTtz, Eva
Drake, Sophia Wendell, Lizzie Kraft.
Total in Centre Schools, IS.
Webster Grammar &hOoi.-Frank Ben.
der, Frank Norton, Edward Norton, Chas
ChaHnock. Sarah Beswick.
W66a4y Primary SehOOl, DIria0R A.
Walter Harrison, Willie AShworth, Annie
Bender, Florence Towers.
Diriai0H B.-Willie Devlin, Dennis
Campbell, Vim. Abel, VIM. Wright, NAL
Zina Bowman.
DiRaon C-Frank Hope, Frank Al
bright Thos. Harrison, Samuel Jones,
Vim. Otto, Chas. Goetze, Albert Gibson,
VIM. Truxell. Joseph Handlan, Title
Reutch, Amelia Weisner, Sadie Arm
strong.
DiSTiision D, Grade david Rare, Vii.
lie Harrison, Willie McCurdy. David
Croxton, Christian Otto, Sam'l Bellman,
Jno. Wright, Willie Rare, Lizzie Reese,
Emma Bickerton.
Diesion D, Grade Geo. Monkmoel'
Ter, Jas Mack, Edward Haines, Chas,
Hilton, Fannie Murray, Hannah Cope,
ELLA Spellman.
Diason D, Grade 3.-wm. Marquis,
Willie Anderson, Webb Snyder, Emma
Goetez, Emma Eberwin. Total in Web.
ster schools, IS.
Colored SahoR.-Alex. Tilden, Eugene
Mayo, Isaac Mccullough, Maggie Lewis
Maria Howard, Laura Lane. Total tOl'
ored, 6.
Total number IN the District who were
neither absent nor tardy during October,
465.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

PoMCE COURT.-Nayor Mcclellan
presided in this Court, yesterday morning,
and had before him four victims of their
appetite for strong drink. Such quartette
Of worthies seldom put in an appearance
on single morning, and that it may be-
come a matter OF history we record their
names-Johu DeshoDg, lobe Vance,
Fred Boyle and Jack IcCarty. They
were fined one dollar each and costs. De,
shong and lobe did not have the stamps
and were sent up for ten days. Fred and
Jack came down handsomely with tbe
Greenbscks and were set at liberty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

CIRCUIT CouRT.-The Rhodes.Freese
case occupied the court during the whole
Of yesterday. 1t will be remembered
that this case was tried at former term
and a judgment awarded the plaintiff,
The finding Of the jury made it obligatory
on Mr.. Rhoies To lrEy the costs Of the suit,
and upon the rendition Of the verdict he
made application. through his counsel for
new trial Tue motion was argued and
a new trial granted. 1t was under this
order that the case was again heard yes
terlsy As We LETT the court room in the
evening Mr. Cochran was making the clos.
ing argument, and probably concluded by
the hour Of adjournment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

PITTSBURGH FEMALE CoLLEGE-The
institution whose name heads this item Is
so widely and favorably known that it is
almost supertiuous to call attention to it.
As many are preparing, however, to send
their daughters to school during the win
ter, and as the selection Of & suitable school
is one Of the most difficult and important
questions challenging the attention OF
parents, we take this opportunity todirect
their attention to the Pittsburgh Female
College. 1t has almost everything to re-
commend ii. While it has the many ad-
vanageS offered BY cities only, its admira.
bic location gives it the quiet ane retire
ment Of country village The build
ings are models Of good taste, and are
fitted up in good style, and with
special reference to the comfort OF
the pupils. Better even than It's
excellent communications, are the ample
arrangements Tor the education Of the
pupils No one department is sacrificed
TO another. The large number OfteaChers
employcl-EHt nIy'uGFte-enaOIeS Tue IEuS'
tees not emily to have full departments in
the literary course, but special depart
ments for all the ornamental branches.
As an illustration we may state the fact
that there are four teachers who devote
their entire time to Music. Added to all
this the charges are not intended to dazzle
Ounces, and make them believe that the
school is good because they pay treble
rates, hut such as commend themselves to
right thinking men All who have daught.
ers TO educate are most earnestly urged to
call and mske themselves acquainted
with the facilities and advantages afford
ed. The winter term will open Decem.
Der l2th. Send to Rev. l. c. Pershing,
DID, Pittsburgh, Pa, for catalogue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

FINE SCHOOL BuILDNG.-Now that
Union township school house has reached
its present state Of :orwardDess, its hand.
some design and complete arrangement
can be readily perceived by those who are
at all familiar with such buildings. The
Mansard roof is ready Tor the slate-the
tin portion being already put down
Work on the interior will bepuShed vigor
orously, 50 that the house may he ready
for occupancy by early spring. When fin
ished this will be the finest public >chooI
building in the Sta;e erected under the
auspices Of free school system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

ARRIVALS AT MoUNDsvILLE-CabEll
county sent three representatives 70 The
peniiensiary al Moundsville this week. Al
the recent term OF the Circuit Court in
that county the following parties were
tried and convicted Of the crimes men.
toned. and were sentenced for the periods
stated: Shed Helm, colOred, stabbing
Benz. Morris, two years: William Roberts
coloFed, grand larceny, two years ;9wil,
liam CFoi;y, stabbing Robert Hougb, two
years and si1 months These parties
reached MOundsville last Monday.
There are now one hundred and eleven
convicts in the penitentiAry, leaving but
one finished cell unoccnpied. The war.
den's house is under roof and work on it
and the unfinished cell building will be
prosecuted during the winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

CONCERT IN WELISvuLE.-We heal
thai the choir OF St Matthews church in
this city, will give a concert in Wellsville
next Wednesday evening, for the benefit
Of the Episcopal church in that place.
We can promise the Wellsvilliaus a mu.
steal entertainment Of much more than
ordinary excellence, and We trust that they
will be out in large force, not only on &C.
count Ot the fine music they will bear,
but to assist a worthy object
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

PERSoSAL-We had a brief call, yes,
terday morning, from Mr.. Geo. X. McIn'
tnsh, o: the Charleston Herald. Mr.. Mel
visits our city in the interests of thepapes
with which he is connected, and will call
upon our merchants and manufacturers
for patronage in the way Of advertise.
ments The Herald Is a new paper, and
the handsomest sheet published in Char.
lesion. It's circulation already compares
iavorably with the Oldest papers in the
place, and advertisements inserted in il
will reach large proportion Of the inhab,
itsnts Of the Great Eanawha Valley
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RA1S.-ANer "a spell" of remarkably
fine weather for the season Of the year, il
commenced to rain yesterday afternoon
about one o'clock, aud from that hour u1,
til night 1t was a pretty constant drizzle
The pavements were damp and dissgreea.
bic; the streets muddy and nearly desert.
cd Altogether it was decidedly unfavor
able for outdoor business, and such an
afternoon as dealers in dry goods and mil
linery do not enjoy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

TROUBLE IN BRIDGEPORT SCHOOLS
Sometime since the Principal Of the Pub,
lie School in Bridgeport found it necessa'
ry in order to preserve discipline, to chas'
tise pretty vigorously, a youth who was
inclined to be obstreperotH The parents
hsd the matter Investigated. yesterday
before a Justice, and We areinformed, the
teacher was indicated in the course he
pursned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

TAXING TEsTIXoST.-The taking Of
testimony to be read before the Board o.
Supervisors in the clerkship contest, was
continued yesterday. 1t Is said that very
important Irregularities in the mode Of
conducting the late election at some of the
precincts we're brought ont. A few days
will probably determine who is the sue.
cessful party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

A LADY, writing from Mt Pleasant
Ohio, says: THE Spectacles purchased
at oxtoby & Dufield's suit my eyes charm
ingly; l see as well IS did when 'swee,
sixteen; am no longer troubled in read
ing or sewing, even by Candle-light" Al
lO4 Market street, below Mcclure House
can be found everything in the way o,
Spectacles, Watches Clocks, Jewelry
&c. Call and SEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

School NAcATIoS.-We know that the
children in the public schools Of this city
will invoke blessings on the members Of
the Board OF Education who voted al
their last meeting, monday EVENING" &c
have no exercises in the several school:
this week, alter they are dismissed thi:
evening. This will be a grateful respite
to the hundreds Of little folks who have
been plodding to school day after day fol
the last three months and we have nc
doubt they. will resume their studies next
Monday morning with renewed zest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

LAID UP.-We see by our Cincinnati
exchanges ofyesterdsy, that Capt Fink
has Withdrawn the Potomac from the
trade between that city and this point for
the present, and has laid her up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

WELL SUICIDAL parties dealing
with J. T. LaEin & Co, Merchant TailOrs
and dealers in Gents Furnishing Goods,
No. 81 Monroe street, will he suited in all
respects. They guarantee perfect fits, and
their stock of goods is unsurpassed. Give
them trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

lEox- s-CA1IsATA.-Thst three bes
Tuaics, skilfnIy and elegantly combined In an
anbes-eOlOsed cordial, beautifully transparent TO
the eye, pleasant to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in CasWell, Hazard & Co.'S FesrO-PhOs-
phOrAted Eli1eE Of Calissya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce OF Royal CAlisayS
Bark, and each teAspoOuful contains one grain OF
iron Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, HAZARD 4 CO.,
Sole manufacturers, New York
Sold BY al Druggists,
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GheQnteLLi9enfer.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. %, 1870.


Acknowledgment Building ASS
,iation.
Watch Free.
Thanksgiving Oysters.
Lubncating OIL
Wednesday Morning-Sausage Meat.
German Study or Office Lamp.
Grand Millinery Opening.
Grand Ball at Turner Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

GRAND BALL-Attention Is called &c
the Grand Ball to be given by the Nail
Plate Feeders Benevolent Association, thi.
evening at Turner'S Hall. This is u,
dance of the season, and as the proceed.
are to be appropriated for audible pur
pose, all lovers Of the eight fantastic
should be on hand Read the advertise
ment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

AT THE CAPrTAL-AmOng the arrival:
al the Seaion House in Washington, las'
Monday, We notice the names Of D, ]
Farmer and wife, Of this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRS.-An adjourn
ed meeting Of the Board of Supervisors is
to be held this morning at 10 o'clock. The
contested CIerkship case comes up for
trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

FRox ALEx. n. DoUGHERTT, n. D., late one Of
the Medical Directors, U. S. A, Newark. n. J.:
Having been made acquainted with the com
position Of the preparation known As SozoDoNT,
have for some time permitted It's use in my
family, where 1t has given entire sltStsetiou. II
is an elegant toilet article, well worthy the eneon
inms II has received"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

RETuRSED,-Judge Good, OF the NUM-
cipal Court, reached his home in this city
Monday evening, from brief visit to
New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

THE Broadway walking boot, for Ia
dies; the latest novelty. Just RECEIVED
at Louis V. Blends, l07 Main ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

THE incest shoes for Ladies and Misses
ever brought to the city can be seen BY
calling at Louis V. Blends. l01 Main ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

TWILL open this morning new style
Of button boot, for ladies' Louis V.
Blond, l07 Main st.
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THINK oft! Fine white shaker flannel,
tor SIT cents, at Rhodes
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VERY heavy black gros grain silks, at
e, that beat anything ever sold, a,
RhodeS's
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HEAVY black alpaca poplins, down from
rs to 373 cents, at Rhodes's.
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PITyTsRURGH. IA.

The most popular and sueeesSfll business col.
Ieges in the United States, upwards Of Sixteen
Thousand Students, representatives from sVary
State in the Union, hATing attended during the
past Pineen yeaEs-
Circulars with full particulars a. to eOursS Of
study, method OF Instruction, qualifications, for
entering, necessary expenses, &C., Sc, on Ad-
dressing the Principals,
SMITH 4 coWLRY.
AuGl6-w.S&W PittSbErgh, Pa.
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FRENCH water proofs, in beautiful col.
OTIS for suits, at Rhodes'A
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sP4LDue's PRErARrD GIrE." uOrsleod
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FOR RENT.

mo LET.-HALL AND FRONT ~
Room, NeIodeon Buildings. III
o.u 'p' WN. l. NcAREB
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nor REST.-TWO (9) SMALL IN
q Dwelling HooSs on he lll1nd II
Apply A. The Island vineyard 70
NH WV. HILLNAS.
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE GOOD LOTS IN
Il Es.i Wheeling. on Baltimore street, In b.
Err', Addition, will he sold cheap. 10000,
uOTlS lhW4N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-23

UOR SALE.-TWENTY (20) BUILD
ing Lots ou.WheelinE Island. Price $50
each, Terms, oue-EoIGth cash; the residue In
COAL irsiIlmeuts st one, two aud three ye1rS.
n nRssi' - -' 49, mo. P. GILCHRlsT.
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cry do not enjoy.
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NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA,
AND BOSTON
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TOR SALE.-A LOT OF 40 FEET
q Front on Elm Street, east eide and running
10 the river. adjoining T. Pollock. Esq. Wheel
'"b Wv. uoGB 4 BRO.
oetsi Real estate AgeniA.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-16

DEM, So, Baxter, Rep, 13; Attorney, Beatty
Dem, So, Barbour. Rep, ~; Sheriff, McCaleb
Dem, 81, Andrews, Rep, 4; Treasurer, Spain
Dem, "a, Phillips, Rep, 6.
LEEsBuR0. sMrrHvrLLE AND SIERRA PRECINCTS.
Delegate, Merritt, SO, Butler, 6S; Council
Nordyke, Sc. Tuthill, 70, Assembly, Williams
SO, Baxter, IS; Attorney, Beatty, SIS, Barbour
20; Sheriff, McCaleb. 81, Andrews, 4; Treas
urer, Spain, 81, Phillips, ~.
In addition to the above there is only the
North Fork Got Salmon river) Precinct to hear
from. supposed to poll rs votes, or whereabouts,
and the majority small either way, with d.
versity of opinion on the result.
Old Loon is indeed river again We are
Mt present experiencing hot weather, and an
other (the fourth) and heaviest raise of the
season. 1t is a matter of some doubt whether
or not the two remaining fumes will live
through the present freshet. Business is ter
rible dull, everybody and his wife talking high
water. and still it comes. 1t cannot last much
longer however. The body of Smith. the ex.
pressman who accompanied Wentworth, and
was covered by snow slide last Winter, has
not yat been found. though two men are on the
ground securing the neighborhood.
j. H. NJ
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IN ESTTHEAfxTxo BooE.-Mr. Daniel Bacon. O
Boise Valley. arrived on Tuesday evening. and vii
remain few days canvaaipg for subscribers for on,
OF The most interesting books have seen fer som.
time II IL entitled 1.-THE Wonders of the World
edited by the well known writer C. q. Rosenberg
II II large book containing over ave hundred pa
gcs with thousand illustrations and consists O,
= compilation Of anecdotes startling incidents and
wonderful events in the history Of tho world, aud OF
all people. and In the mos, thorough and complete
collection we have seen. It is worth double the
price asked for IL. and Mr. Bacon comes well recon-.
mended a. worthy of patronage
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LETTER FROM CEDAR CREEK.

Through tho kindness of Mr.. Jere Mozart,
We have been permitted to publish the follow
ing letter received by him frc:n Pat Aydc. now
at Cedar Greek, but formerly resident OF this
place As he is we'll known to most of the
people here. his statements can be relied on:
CEDAR CREEK, May q. 1870.
FRIEND MCCaRrY: got here on the first
of the month after tedious trip aud found a
rough country-the worst | ever saw on this
coast. This creek is sixteen miles long and
claimed all the way 10 the summit of the noun
tain. ! could get claims for representing them
but the ground is very deep. in fact no one
knows how deep IL In as no one has seen the
bedrock. Holes have been sunk twenty FIVE
feet deep and the water drives the miners out
The creek at present is booming and there is
eight feet of snow al the head of il. SO no one
Gun work but a few men who have side bitches
on their claims, but most Of the creek is
canyon and AS a matter of course they cannot
make side bitches e1eep, in II very few places
The few claims that are being worked hardly
pay wages. There is no pay dirt. the gold be-
ng In the bedrock. which Is composed Of slate
Where they hrsi found prospect III. ground
IS shallow. about four feet IN depth The best
part Of the creek is owned by frenchmen. 80
here is no show for outsiders. have got a
'laim on the lower end Of thr creek but |
night as well have !. on tic Mississippi bottom
Hundreds Of neu arc coming in and going |
ut every day from all parts.
Yours truly. PAT AiDE.
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ELECTION RErcgSs.-we coudense as fol

ELECTION RErcRNs.-We coudense as fol
lows The election reiuras rs far as received:
In Ada county Merritt, has III majority and
the whole democratic county ticket is elected
excepting the County Attorney.
In Owthee couaty Merritt has IL majority
Hays. II J. and Monroe. fD. ]. are elected ia
The Council: W. X. Usher. Juo. H. Pierce. Z.
Campbell aad Crawford. Democrats. and
w. III. Van Slyke. Rep. 60 TO the Assembly.
The whole Democratic county ticket. except
District Attorney, Treasurer. Clerk aud Que
Commisaioner. il elected.
In Alsnras J. MeNaly [ u. ] is elected to the
Council. DIR. Marshall u. aud Hall { II. to
the Assembly. and thr Republicans elect their
county ticket excep. Auditor and Recorder.
WIN. Kelly I'D being elected Merritt has
majority vi from - Ia 100.
Col. Merritt received n dispatch from Mr.
10. keeny. Supt of lfailey's stage line, stating
that Merritt had carried Malad City in Oneida
county: that ut Black Pine Precinct he got
every vote. and that be had carried the county
by fine majority. We have also heard ,ha.
the whole Democratic ticket IL elected in that
county.