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laoung.
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Stnsral- Supt. Der r. i. & p..Babn.
Rthmpub. Ba. tWpriI21. SYlte)
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Sn Die 4usfu5r IinO i'm Sabre 1869 Suriids
erportirte fremoe Waaren I'M gDert6e bon
S5,752,864 NIT eineeidloIeu uno i'm Sabre
1870 belief ii9 Der Seira9 oerIslbeu auf S9,s
Isl 1894. Sic pbi9sn 3abIeu 9eben i~noeii;n
nibt bic ri9tige AriAauun9, Oa Der 8etras
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luie tol8t:
1879. $780,
Ginfubr ....,....... $2ll .450,561 S237, C66, 200 Cob
MusfnDr. ,.,...,..,, 1859, 7U1 1884, OS,2 $40
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Stciacr's literarijder Wouatsberidt.

Bon oieier intereianten Mpnatsi9rift, pels
DE Der unternebmenoe 5erausseber, g. Steis
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rem GiniluB auf Die @eftaltun9 Der Serhdlts
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2sbrertases lit uno baB Sr. Stsieer Stels
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LID permittelt.
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Sasiabnng bes nuroamerifahiiden
Surnerbun0es.

Yittsburs, l. Stunt. = Sie Sibuns
puroe 9e9en 8 ubr erDfnet. Sas 9omite fhl
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Saupefss uuS Tiuans.8cridt,

Sic ginfubr unO Ausfpbr bon gDaaren uno
Yrooutten (dusIAtieBli6 @Ulo unO Silber)
nab uno aus ben Der. Staten mar pG9renO
Der crIten 7 Monatc Oteits uno Oes pori8en
6iscaliabrs, ipie fOl9t:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-03

Ntan iiebt oaraus, DaB ii6 in ben erwdbns
far Anlerifa iebr uusitnItig ftelte.
9ie giufubr nno Nusfubr bon Cob uuo
Silber mar in ben erlien 7 Wtonaien Der rad.
ltebenoen Siscaliabre, iuie fol9t:
WOnatc.
1869. 1870.
Musiubr. ..........., S33,32O,5 500 $685. 1S,350
Giniubr..... 5000, 6,G57 1900 14,177,730
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Arpfeffor g. Is. N)sattbai'e

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mr, oM elpoh ausn lnaoil@st rttneraltl Snbnanltr
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rfht ipofoen. Sn pale ss fur iieife Ytttt lnoS Guiotg'
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pop otele n~etetortaA bolsn 5als, misunderstanding,
2ntst ocsr Seilsrtett, Stpbtbsrta, Cholera. 9bclsra.
Wtorous, Hpbr, 5tarrpot, 3abn'n u. aophpet. 9tcuraI.
sa, Ssneh. hii9 Maafnl@m,ss5en Araiaefe. taltts oee
sDedlelfeber. Rhsurnattsnlis. Spspepite. Nsrreniina,
SnsilSlanssn sgiiss,laf arantSstiti' SlntoerHopfan0.
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Nina hrrt SiiNru

Die Barrie pYiIe be ct. 2ouis", nit 1G7
&ults lO7 Gage BON Song Song unterpegs,
fam MittWoh in NelU Orleans an.
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Sn Die Wusfu6r limb i'm Sabre |

GinIubr ............ $2ll ,45O, 561 S237, O66, 266
WusuIhr ...... $50. N3l. h2N Oh 2H1 n41
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
IOWA.

DRs MONIES, October ll.-Returns OF
the election come in very slowly. The
roads are so very bad in central Iowa,
on account OF the continuous flood, that
not much news will get in tonight The
vote everywhere has been light In this
whole region but little more than half
a vote has been polled. In this, Polk
county, the vote is much lighter than
last year. The majority is abont 1000
relatively larger than for Morrill, last
year.
The Republican majority in the city
of Des Moines is about 400. The
meagre returns from contiguous coun-
ties indicate that while the whole vote
is light the Republican msjorities are
increased according TO proportion over
the previous year. AT this hour We
have no certain figure from these coun-
ties. As far as heard from the vote in
this section OF the State is largely
against Constitutional Convention, at
least five 10 one. Greene county gives
300 Republican majority, Cass S2o.
Des Moines 600. Madison 600.
DUBUQUE, October ll-Midnight-
A little over half the vote Of the State
was polled to-day. The principal inter
est in the city is centered in the elec.
ton of the Judge of the Ninth judicial
District. Barker, Democratic candi-
date, ran long way ahead OF his ticket
receiving some six or seven hundred
majority over Brayton, the Republican
candidate. Returns from the various
wards are not complete. Ii is estimated
that the Democratic majority is about
1000 on the State ticket.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

Police CoURT.-Iudge Goods morn
ing levee was well attended yesterday,
and everything went off in the most
satisfactory manner, except those who
were without funds to pay their fines.
They went off to the Jail grumblingly.
John Bowers was found, deplorably
but decidedly drunk on the Custom
House steps on Thursday afternoon.
He couldn't have been drunker had his
front name been Joe, and he blessed in
the proprietorship of a brother Ike.
lie was tickled to the tune Of 81 and
costs, the regular rate.
Bridget Goodman is a very bad wo'
man. She picks her husbands pocket
of his hard-earned wages; rising ur
early and picking them, and then in,
vests the money in that sort of liquor
known in East Wheeling as common
disturbance. When she gets boezy
she wakes the neighborhood. About :
o o'clock on Monday evening she let her
self out. That she did make things
musical all her neighbors testified. In
default of s. and costs she holds her
receptions at Castle Faris for ten. days
Cards may be left at the front door,
Charles OBrien, appeared in all th'
glory of new vest and "a nate BARGE
Iona tied round his white neck.
Charles had been treating himself t
some new clothing, and to make it weal
well wet the vest on the inside. II,
declared that he took only one drin
and was las aikel to walk as the police
man himself" In consideration Of
being Charles first appearance he wa
only charged 81 and costs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
LONDON.
The Prussians at MulhOuse.
Advicesf from Metz to Sunday.
BOmbardment Of Fortified
So tiOns Of Paris.

LONDON, October IA correspon-
dent of the Telegraph says: The Prus-
slams on leaving Mulhouse fired on the
people killing and wounding several:
Advices from Metz to Sunday. The
weather is very unfavorable. Firing
from the works is steadily aintained.
Much sickness. Therinderpest has ap-
peared. The Prussians took two thou
sand prisoners in the encounter. Many
Of the Prussian wounded have been
removed to Berlin. 1t is stated that
Lord Lyon recently suggested to Bis
marck the expediency of an armlstiee,
Bismarck replied that Prussia would be
glad to make peace any time and any
where, but no proposition looking to a
truce would be entertained for mo-
ment st'sF@@
LONDON, October 15.-MotIey, the
American Minister, is the guest OF Lar
Russell at Moburn Abbey.
LONDON, October 1l.-1t may be as
sumed that the Prussians have opened
fire on the Notifications of Paris to-day
They are postponing the bombardmen'
of the city itself until the resistance o
the people makes it inevitable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
The Election.

The returns received up to the houl
of going to press are too vague anC
scattering to indicate with much Ger
tsinty the general result The six thou
sand negro votes in Ohio being scatter
ed over the State, produce apparent
Republican gains, though there is much
evidence to show that the white Re
rnblican vote has fallen off. This is
particularly apparent in Pennsylvania
where, Notwithstanding the negro vote,
the Democrats have gained largely.
1t is impossible for us to tell, as yet,
who is elected in the several Districts
marked as doubtful yesterday morning,
except that in the Twenty-second Dis
tric, of Pennsylvania, NEGLEY, the reg
ular Republican candidate, is elected,
The reform" movement not having de-
yeloped one fourth OF the strength that
was claimed for it. 1t also seems Ger
tain that FOSTER, Democrat. is elected
in the District now misrepresented by
CovoDE.
1t is certain, however, that nothwith-
standing the negro vote, the Democracy
have made substantial gains in both
Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Demo
cratic gain of the votes Of white men
would probably have proved sufficient
to elect Congressman in all the close
districts, were it not for the negroes.
As is, the returns contain much that
is encouraging.
By tomorrow morning this crude
and confused mass of dispatches will
settle into more tangible and definite
shape, and the result of the days bal
lo,ng can be stated with more accuracy
than now.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, October 1.-THE election Of
State officers Of Nebraska to-day has
been the most exciting Of any ever held.
The Republican party in some portions
of the State have divided and run sepa-
rate tickets for State officers. The
workiugmens party has voted with the
Democrats upon some Of the State ofti-
GERS, besides which there has been 50
much personal conflict within both par
ties that scratching has been the order
Of the day. The fight in this portion Of
the State has turned mainly upon candi-
dates pledged to vote for Governor San
ders or General Thayer for U. s. Sena-
tor, and if reports are correct, an i'm
mense amount of money has been ex.
pended by both sides. Frauds are
claimed by both parties, and there were
probably several hundred voters illegally
registered in this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

BURGLARY IN RITCHIETowN.-The
drug store of S. L. Brice and the dwell
ing of DR.. Hazlett were entered by
burglars on Monday night The ras-
Gals obtained an entrance to the drug
store by prying open the shutters of a
back window with a chisel. They
robbed the money drawer OF its con
tents-about fifty cents-and took a
small looking glass away with them.
There was lots of poison, nux vomlca,
lobelia, and other delicacies in the
store they might have had for the TAX
ing, lu, they wouldn't take that kind
Of physic.
DR.. Hazletts house was entered
through cellar window, and, as far as
is known, nothing was taken but pro
visions A dish, which had contained
some cold meat, was found in an adJ0in
ing lot yesterday morning
Our opinion is that, when our officers
arrest the men who abducted the girl
Mary Jane Smith, they will have the
men who committed these burglaries
and that they are committing these dep
relations to get provisions ior her ant
for themselves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
OHIO.

PEAsE TOWNSHIP RETURNS The re.
turns from Pease township Belmont
county, Ohio, on Congress are as fol-
lows Bingham, 46l; Chambers, 33S.
Republican gain with 81 negro votes.
Z,NEsvILLE, Ohio, October Ire
publican majority g. a Republican gain
of near 100; negro vote.
Steubenville-City and township, Re
publican majority on State ticket about
425, gain of 200 NEGRO vote) over
1869.
Ambler, for Congress, runs ahead OF
the State ticket about 7j.
New Philadelphia-Dover township,
Democratic majority 81.
MILwooD, October ll.-Guernsey Co.
gives Chambers 9 majority Democratic
gain of 81 votes over the election OF
1868.
Beaver ;ownship-NobIe county gives
Chambers SO majority Democratic gain
over 1868 of sc.
Eighteenth Ohio District-Bedford
gives Upson 36 majority; temperance
ticket ~ votes.
RAvRNNA, October ll.-Republican
majority lO6, a Democratic gain of Y.
Seventeenth Ohio District-Saline
vile, Republican majority $50
WELLsvILLE, October ll.-YelloW
Creek township total vote for Amber
DO Ball lS5.
Black Hand-Majoritv for Demo
cratic State ticket in Hanover township
Licking county, GO; fo? Congress 63, 9
Democratic gain Of 9.
Newark-City and township, Repub
lican gain of 1874 (negro vote) owe
1868.
Belmont county-Colrain township
Republican, So majority, gain Of 70
negro vote.
Wills township-Guernsey county
! Democratic majority on State ticket ~
Chambers majority 81
CoLrMBUs, October ll.-Every thing
received show Republican gains yer.
heavy.
! Cecil township, Fayette county, 6
Republican majority; Republican los
Of 13 on 1868
Germantown township Chamber
$50, Bingham 49,
Seventeenth Ohio District, Salinevillt
Republican majority 100.
|, Newark city and township, Republ
can gain OF 1874 over 1868, negro yot'
: CINCINNATI, October ll.-lst Col
gressional District, Republican gain !
the First Ward 200 NEGRO yote) ovt
the last Congressional election.
Yellow Spring, October ll.-Yello
t Springs Precinct Of Miami township
t Shallabarger, l2S majority; Sherwoo
: l36 majority.
MARIETTA, O., October ll.-Repub
: can majority 2i6; gain Of 81 neg
vote.
3 Harmar-Republican majority l9l
: gain 43; negro vote.
Washington, Fayette county-Co
cord township, Republican majority l.
f gain Of Is; not colored vote.
). Oxford-Schenck 40, Campbell q
/ Republican gain IS over Hays vote
}. last fall.
+ spring6eld-Republican majority
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12
INDIANA.

SoprH BExD, October ll.-Three hun
dred and six majority for the Republi,,
can State ticket, except for Secretary OF
State, the largest majority ever gwen gwen
the Republican party. In October ISoo 90
il was ls3 and for Grant ZoL baay,
the Democratic candidate for secress6y 30
Of State, resides here and runs Nv
ahead Of his party. IT. =.
iSpIaxapoLIs, October 1.-The cleo
ton today passed OF quietly. THEM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

WATER TO THE IsLAND.-We were
present yesterday afternoon when the
committee on Water Works examined
the pipes leading from this side of the
river to the Island, and were well salts,
fed with what we saw OF the manner
in which the work is done. The water
was let in yesterday in full force, and
the joints in the river showed TO leak,
age and showed the fears about the
worthlessness of the core patent joint
to be entirely unfounded. Superintend
ent Cummins thinks the job of taking
the pipes across the river, and the man
ner in which they are laid, the best he
ever saw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

dications are that the vote is not 90
large as last election. It will be late
before reliable news can be obtained.
| SourH BEND, October IL.
South Bend gives S06 Republican ma
jority-the largest ever given.
(Signedl s. CoLfAx.
INDIANAPOLIS, October ll.-Four
townships in Randolph county give Q
Republican majority of l7s, a lOss Of
155.
Tere Haute-Two wards give q Re
publican majority Of 40. q loss of6.
Franklin county--Four townships
give q small Republican gain.
Morgan county-0ne township gives
q Republican majority OF ll9, Demo
cratic gain Of 10.
Vigo county--Democratic majority
lou, q gain OF over 200.
ST. Paul-Democatic majority 81.
a gain OF 3.
Decatur county-one township gives
q Democratic majority Of l2l, q gain
Of l20.
Goshen-Democratic majority 60, .
gain of To-
Matamora-Republican majority on
State ticket g., q Democratic gain OF 50.
Floyv county-Reported Republican
gain Of 500 by negro vote.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 1.-The re-
turns are meagre. Large Republican
gains are reported in several Of the river
counties by the negro vote, and small
Democratic gains in central portions OF
the State indicate the Republican State
ticket elected by small majority.
TERRE HAurE, October 1.-THE
Democrats have probably carried Vigo
county by about loo majority, q Repub-
lican loss Of 250.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-10-12

LARCENY OF GRAPEs.-Y esterday two
boys, named Andrew Gillespie and John
Green, were taken before Squire John
ston, charged with robbing the vineyard
of John Archibald. Of grapes to the
value of $25. The evidence showed
that Gillespie had stolen the grapes and
sold them, and he was committed to
jail in default of 800 bail to answer.
There are one or two other charges
against him, for though young in years
he is an adept in thieving. The testi-
mony failed to implicate the Green boy
in the transaction, any further than to
show that he was standing outside OF
the fence while Andy was in the vine
yard. 1t not appearing that he had
anything to do with the larceny, he was
discharged from custody.