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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-08
OaeraneniS Items.
From the Union Of Yesterday ]

lfrOm inc UNION OF 1esteruhy.l
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, In consideration Of the recent
snow-storm, have provided all their
passenger trains running to Ogden
with a provision chest, containing two
barrels Of pilot bread and about loo
pounds Of dried beef. Passengers are
expected to carry their own demijohns.
Major-G General Ord, lately in COM
mand Of this military department,
went East yesterday, having been re-
lieved. Gen. D. o. Howard Is on his
way out to take command.
From the Reeord.1
The suits Of Burke vs.. Wells, Fargo
Il Co. and the Central Pacific Railroad
Company, In relation to rewards offer,
ed for the capture OF tho Verdi carrob-
berry, has, we learn, at last been set
tied. The money, originally $500,
but reduced BY expenses to $4,S75, was
divided by two, one-half going entirely
to Burk, and the other half to Ed
wards, DEM and Wilson In equal
shares, or abont $S12 allotted to each
Of the three. This settlement seems to
satisfy all the parties interested.
A meeting will be held In the lee
ture-room of the Congregational
Church, on Sixth street, between l and
j, commencing at ~ O'Clock to-day
and continuing until Friday evening,
Dec. Sth, for tho consideration Of wo-
man suffrage from the standpoint Of
the "New Departure''-i. g., women
already citizens, under the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Amendments to the Con-
stitution Of the United States. Susan
B. Anthony, Laura De Force Gordon
and other distinguished speakers will
be In attendance.
The road beyond Ogden Is still
blocked up, and there were no through
passengers by yesterdays train, but
dispatches state that trains will proba-
bly, reach Ogden to connect with the
next train westward.
The trains from this city now run
through to Red Bluff, yesterdays train
being the first over the road.
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A
INFALLIBLE REMEDIES.

surtst and quickest known for all PRIVATE
DISEASES Of both sexes. young and old. TIT
worst cases Of STRUCTURE and CHRONIC We
NEREAL DISEASES quickly relieved. No MER
curry used.
Where from bad treatment any symptom remains
o Radical Cure should be at once sought nom Dr.
Price.
Travellers supplied with Medicine. ETC.. at short
notIca.
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wI6HFUL,

IWould I were that little ring
Around thy finger bound,
For, oh! to me- no dearcr place
bath Jewel ever found.
would I were that nice cigar
That rests between thy lips,
For oh I Igrudge the honey
OF that nectar which 1t sips.
Iwould I were a soft kid glove
Upon thy snowy hand;.
Or yet that gentle breeze BY which
Thy rosy cheek 10 famed.
IwouldI were that little lock
Above thy forehead fair;
I'd twine myself into q curl,
And Lay forever there.
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DR.. COHEN,

rHE ONLY LIVING AsTRoLo.
GER, has removed his once to 80
418 Eearny street, between California . I
DIR. COHEN can give reliable information a
to tie Past, Present and Future, so far a. 70 b
benefited By Il. Dr.. COHEN, - Physician. hal
been very successful In curing diseases. Con
sultation fee, q; BY letter, -
once HourlEFrom Q A. Z. to i Z. 1.;and
from 2 to r. =. ssStonsp
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The four seasons - mustard, salt,
pepper and vinegar.
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CHARITY is as much of the tongue as
Of the pocket.
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Re6erencoa in asuth CnroIina.

General WADE HAMPTON, Hon. B. F.
PERRY, Governor N. L. poNHAM. General
BURT, Hon. JAMES CHEsTNGT, General
JOHN 8. PRESTON, Hon. W. D. SIMPSON,
ANDREW SIHONDS, Esq., Hon. G. A. TREN.
HOLM, Governor ]. L.. MANNING, Hon. j. b.
CAMPBELL.
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OFFICE HouRs-9 A. y. to Up. H., and 6 to sP. n.
Consultation free. Examination, 81. Fees, s. to
So.
cKILLFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
- classes Of disease. No Idle protenslons or I'm.
posture, no h~Attsring or experiments, no injurious
drugs, but careful examination and the most relIa.
bic treatment-the best remedies approved by sci.
ence and cxperieneo-which may euro you though
discouraged and hopeless. "
sPECIALTIEs.
Diseases Of the EYE and EAR, THROAT.
LUNGS and HEART, LIVER and KIDNEYS
and all Chronic, Constitutional and Blood Diseases.
Asthma. Catarrh. rheumatism, Neuralgia, Epi-
lepsy. Scrofula, Piles. Dropsy. Dyspepsia, etc..
cured.
LADIES out Of health assured Of prompt relief.
CANCERS and JUNIORS removed without the
knife.
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Deaths.
NEW TO-DAY.

RICaARDS-In Gold Hill, December Z, Eliza
beth Richards, aged II months.
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Nh. PRIOR,s DIsPRNsARY,

No, ~ South @ Street,. ......VIrsinIa City,
whole second door Enterprise Building.)
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NEW TO-DAY.
NEW TO-DAY.
s 100000
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
LAND AND IMMIGRATION
ASSOCIATION,
....roR TmE....
PROMOTION OF IMMIGRATION
TO THE SOUTH.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY co'
AGENTS.
-a-AM q
CHARLESTON, 8. @.

A SERIES OF CONCERTS WIZ dd,,T pH
CAROLINA SD STATE AGRICULTURAL AN "
MECHANICAL SOCIETY, at the ACADhM1
OF MUSIC, Charleston, 9. o., commS sahss
January 8, 1872, at which drawings WIN ., take
place and distributions DO made 70 ueAe'
holders.
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cts will be sent by return mail by
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO.,
Charleston, .. @.
GES. NJ. C. BUTLER JOHN CHADWICK.
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Special rates will be given for 900 or 1,00
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COMMISSIONERS AND ~sUPERvIsoRs OF DRAW.
INC: General A. r. WRIGHT, Of Georgia;
Colonel q. II. RUTLEDGE, OF South Carolina;
Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, Now York.
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~ Tho Drawing will positively take place
January 8, 1872.
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THIS AGENCY Is NOW PRE-.
i pared to receive deposits OF coin or bullion,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or TO issue GER.
TIFICATES therefor, payable (at tho option Of
make collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon when
forwarded TO tho Parent Bank In San Francisco;
soils Bills Of Exchange, and transacts General
Banking Business.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-28
CHICAGO.

u lCe thC WI
the Suferers-Scarcity Of Farm
p-DiscoHragement TO Mechan'
fcs-VesseIs I'm the HarbOr-At'
tempt TO Burn 81. Peters Church
Political.
CHICAGO, October 27.-The first ice oI
the season formed last night and the
weather to day was very severe on the
homeless sufferers The real suffering
Of the fire is yet TO come TO many.
The farmers in this vicinity are com,
planning of a scarcity Of help. The i'm
mense fields of ripening corn needs to
be husked and the whole preparatory
work for next years crops is being Sc
riously retarded from lack:..ot hands
Many of the workmen employed by the
farmers hearing of the good wages they
can command in Chicago are leaving
the farms and focking to the city.
1t is grayely charged in certain quar-
ters that there is combination among
the building mechanics in this city to
discourage their brother craftsmen COM
ing here from other cities by misrepre-
senting what it costs to live here, the
danger Of starvation, and the like; their
object being to command the situations
themselves and compel their employers
to pay extravagant wages
There were more vessels III this haI-
bar on Monday and Tuesday Of this
week, than during any torty-eight hour7
in the history Of Chicago.
Somebody. Yesterday attempted tor
the secend time to fire the Episcopal
Church of st Peter and ST. Paul An
alarm waa sounded and the flames
were discovered in the basement aud
exlinguished
The County Supervisors are think
ing Of asking the Legislature to author
ize one million dollars of ! per cent
bonds, running twenty years, to meet
the expenses and aid in rebuilding the
public buildings
Some of the dissatisfied politicians
left off from the joint city and county
ticket, nominated bv both parties, have
issued call for a Convention to nomi-
nate another ticket. This will make
some excitement at the coming elec.
ton.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

FRANCISCO, October 27.-The
Constitution arrived here from
.%-'2s@ Cay.
+. remains Fund Insurance COM
), -,' .eSiei an assessment of fifty
.' upon lts capital to enable it
..' Il. Chicago losses, which
= ID: > 10000.
!. a'cl from Los Angeles states
/. -s excitement there now has en-
i: ,-.'.4ed The Chinese quarters
b. "'Sl' "a -Four arrests have been
y; DlFect testimony has been pro-
~iF'.cat'ng the arrested parties
j.. hanging OF the Cinnamon.
:. =, -, IF,eI tedo has ordered a special
6,2 ", 'e Grand Jury on the 3ls,
c.,..i .y,sF tor the trial of the
III ,b.ala .a' laiI Of rain is being exper'
s.s,s, ,Ong0ont the central part O
q, ;. ,,,v "eFIand trains are running
s.si !, sIl ~ no serious delay is being
III, ,.a 1He accident on the Contra
::,.p. ,a,,soad. None of the injured
.5,,2S sH5 are seriously hurt. Senator
4.a, sru s,. party, who were in a spe
t,oI, ;'"cAed to the train, escape'
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WAsHISGrOS, October -, : L. M
The low barometer in New York and
New England will probably move east
ward, followed hy brisk and possibly
high northwest winds on the East At
lantic. Fresh nortLwesterly winds with
partially clouly weather will continue
from Lake Erie to Ontario Lighter
winds on the upper lakes aud clear and
pleasant weather will probably continue
on Saturday in the Middle, Southern
and Gulf States, with light and fresh
winds, cloudy weather and local rains
iu Southern Florida. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated for Saturday, except
possibly, off the coast Of Maine.
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THE GALLOWS.
Hanging Of jerome Brooks at Del
phi, Indiana.

Hanging Of jerome brOOkS ot Dei'
phi, Indiana.
DELPHI, October 2I.-Jerome Brooks,
the murderer of A w. Slater, at Lo-
gansport, last April, was hanged here
to-day. The prisoner passed a very
weary night, sleeping but little. The
parting between him and his mother
this morning was very affecting. He
was brought out between nine and ten
o'clock and, after short pause in the
Sheriff office, was taken to the scaf,
fold, where he conducted himself with
great GOODNESS. Being asked if he had
ANYTHING to cay, he answered that he
would never forgive Bringhurst, a wit
ness, after which no word escaped him,
except when the rope was about to
be placed around his neck. He fixed
it himself, saying that his blood should
be on no mans head. He stood firmly
on the platform and gave last glance
around. The cap was drawn down and
the signal given at precisely lo:43!. A
few faint struggles and all was over. He
was cut down in ten minutes. Rev. 6.
D. Stevens attended him on the scaffold
and offered fervent prayer in his
behalf. The large crowd was very quiet
and dispersed Immediately afterward
The prisoner was twenty-three year:
old. He made confession last night
acknowledging completely, but claim
ing, however. that Carr, his confederate,
struck the fatal blow. Carr plead
guilty of murder in the second degree
and was sentenced to imprisonment fol
life. Cars statement differed from
Brooks only as to who struck the blow
Each eudeavored to fix the RESPONSE
bility upon the other. The trial PLACED
it clearly on Brooks.
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ST. LOUIS.

The MedIicott Murder Trial-yer.
diet OF Murder In the First Degree
Rendered.
ST.. LOUIS, October 2T.-A dispatch
from Garnet, Kansas says that the jury
in the Dr.. Medlicott murder case re.
turned q verdict Of murder in the first
degree. A motion for q new trial will
be argued November list. Medlicot,
PROCESSES to be confident of eventual
Liberation.
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CINCINNATI.
Death of Gen. Robert Anderson

Dehth VI "eh. hooeEt Ho"Ns"""'
CrScINSATr, October 27.-A private
telegram received by a relative here,
announces the death OF General Robert
Anderson, hero Of Fort Sumter, at Nice,
France, yesterday. The report Of hIs
destitute circumstances is pronounced
wholly untrue.
Brewers Relief for Chicago.
The brewers OF THE city have con-
tributed $1,000 for the benefit Of the
Chicago sufferers and 1920 for Wis
consin and Michigan.
Official returns from the State give
Noyes, Republican. for Governor 20, l6s
majority.
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the part Of Aiken and others 20 ruin her
in forcing a marriage. The matter was,
however, patched up by friends.
Counsel to Geneva Conference.
Messrs. William NJ. Evarts and
Benjamin R. Curtis have been appointed
counsel for the United States at the Ge-
neva Conference. Mr.. Evarts has &C.
cepted and Judge Curtis, it is expected,
will also accept. Mr.. Meredith has de-
clined his appointment on account of
his inability to make sea voyage at
this inclement season. Cushing, Evarts
and Curtis will, therefore, represent the
United States at Geneva.
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his ability is II rnhic IL speaker aud
statesman.
Mr.. Ewing is tire isther.in.lsw OF
Gen. W. I. Sherman, and the father Of
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Jr. About Q
week ago he embraced the religion Of
the Catholic Church, aud received the
sacrament AT the hands or Archbishop
Purcell
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vidual in regard to the amount re-
quired to entitle them to qualify. The
following are the names of Tweed S
bondsmen:
Jay Gould qualified in $l,000000,
$4,000 in real estate and 100000 in
personal property Benjamin Fair
child in $3O0,0O0 in real estate; Ter,
ence Farley in 100000 in real estate
Bernard Kelly in 100000 in real es-
tate and personal properly. The
Sheriff having complied with the order
and Mr.. Jarvis having completed all
the papers according to law, took their
departure. Mr. Tweed appeared calm
and collected during the proceedings.
1t is understood the Sheriff has also
orders Of arres. for Ingersoll, Wood
ward and Garvey, but the papers have
not yet been served.
Another suit has been commenced by
Richard OGorman, representing the
Board of Supervisors Of this county
against Tweed charging him with cor
ruption and conspiracy to defraud the
county by false, excessive and fraudu-
lent charges for work and materials
alleged to have been furnished the
county.
Report Of the Joint Committee OIL
city Affairs.
The joint committee Of citizens and
Supervisors appointed to investigate
the charges Of fraud against certain
city officials reported the result OF their
investigations to-day at n final meeting
of the committee. The report of Mr..
Broth, chairman of the citizens com
mittee, states that the reports Of the
different subcommittee result in the
following conditions:
First, that the city debt calculated
at the present rate is doublingev every two
years; second, that $3,2OO,O0O have
been paid for repairs to armories and
drill-rooms, the actual cost of which
was less than S2j00O0; third, that over
Sl1 100000 have been charged for out
LAYS on an unfinished court house, Tor
which building, completed, 4 fair
estimate Of the cost would be less
than $3,0000O0; fourth, that safes,
carpets, furniture, plumbing work,
plastering, etc, have cost over 5000
900, which were valued at about $62j,-
900 18th, S4G0,0O0 were paid for S4S, 900
worth Of lumber; 9th, the printing,
advertising, stationery, NC, have cost
$7,000,0OU in less than three years; 1th,
large number OF persons are on the
pay rolls OF the city who render no ser.
vices for their salaries; Sth, figures
upon warrants and vouchers have been
fraudulently altered and payments have
been made on forged endorsements.
The report recommends that the city
expenditures in every department be
reduced to the lowest possible limit, as
it is absolutely necessary to the credit o!
the State, and that as the demands OF
the city treasury will necessitate the
borrowing Of large sums soon, appeals
must be made TO capitalists and mon
eyed institution for the came. The
committee regard the existing city debt
as entirely within the ability Of the
people, but if the expenditures OF the
past two years and a halt continue, the
committee apprehend alarming conse-
auences to the credit and prosperity OF
the city. Then follows in detail the
result OF the committees labor,of which
the above report is synopsis.
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'llRSIfAI.s. COUNTY
TgsRIY TOWNSHIP.

LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
-, g.s'er..
..-uI belog q statement OF the
Liberty township, Marshall
e. Vet Virginia: Senatorial
z Oh A. Galiaher, l5l; Furgu-
- Brr-00 Is. County Delegate,
.. ~ LoHlansIager, l53; Girls
-, Ppt>, H.. Senate, Morgan ,
5.No lj9 Harris, Isl; Mclean,
T..;-, IT, Bier, les. School
2, ,e2!rnt Newman, 80; Hanan,
>.gsr,.,ors. DlnIavy, lG4; Hig-
=, NcGiumtly and J. R. Shrodes
--C-i Justices. All the town
a.i Went Democratic except
j. ram1,,.,nrrS and Clerk
J K. :.
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BALTIMORE.

ArriynI OF the steamship AustrIan'
Special to the Register
BALTIMORE, October 21.-The Allan
Line steamship Austrian, from Liver
nool arrived at the European steamship
pier, Locust Point, Baltimore, today at
$50 o'clock A. NJ, with a cargo OF
merchandise for Baltimore ana .ne
West. She brings four cabin passengers
and thirty-four emigrants. Inc eur eur,
Grants leave for the West by Baltimore
and Ohio road at 4:05 T. NJ.
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MINERAL. COUNTY. .
,gpvONT TOWNSHIP.

s.ElNOSI TOW NSNlf.
vy1, WEST Va, October -.
e The Register
3. flowing i ihr vote at this
=. .a,ralion, Bogcs, X. G3; Duffy
ra,,rn. Ind, 100; Armstrong,
. Fierce, D. l4S; Robinson, D.
>e,a;e. >tro;her, X. GS; White,
>,errard, D. 81; Blakemore,
g." legislature, Key, lad, los
~ B IL
:: r-, TriIy, II. q. D.
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UTAH.

u Ii. o''ot:r 27.-At Toauo, Ne
n ,,I morning, o. a freight train ran
,'4aisIpbH;a, KILLED l.: Chas. F. Provost, OF
'asd =, pT,s, Tos His remains will be in.
ioano tomorrow.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
The Editorial Excursionists.

1n6 EUftOFH"
GIBSON, October ga party OF cd
;tora from Kansas arrived here to-day
and were Hospitality entertained by
Major Stevens, Manager OF the Mis-
sour, Kansas and Texas ralirosa. a
portion of the party visited Fort Gibson
and were cordially received by MAYOR
Garland, commander Of that post: FOR
Scott and Sedalia will be visited 10
morrow.
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Ifa milkmaid, four feet ten inches in
height, while sitting on a threelegged
stool took four pints from every fifteen
cows, what was the size Of the field in
which the animals grazed, and what
was the girls age?
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pVOOkE COUNTY,.
..,.rrrH rnMNSHlP.

aEiL>Hl i" ~"
>.-,.or.al Delegates to Conven-
mE Pend,eton, l15; A. j. Pan
. 4. " Campbell, lO3. State
-. John Cunningham, lO4; 6. B.
-, los. County Delegate to
Exon. Alexander Campbell, l03;
H.:yey. 10. House OF Dele
I'm Niniman, %; W. c. Bar
: superintendent of Free
". IIough, POO.
..ruASY PRECINCT.
. P,ni.eton. l&9; Az. Pannell,
. Y. Campbell, s.; John Cum
,u - George Johnson, -;
.,.,. Campbell, l2I; David Her
:, 1ohn Hiniman, 81: W. c.
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HARRISON COUNTY.

CLARKsBURG, October 81.
Editors Of the Register.
Harrison is a clean sweep for the
Democrats. Wilson and Johnson are
elected in the District. &c. r.
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MARION COUNTY.

FAIRMoNT, October q.
Editors Of the Register:
The entire Democratic ticket in Ma
rion is elected by two hundred majority
Raymond, ex-rebel, leads. II.
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,,,AwHA COUNTY.
rn.r1rsroH. October -.

CHARLESTON, October -.
/. .rt, :, y, county gives foor hundred
y, 3s,'H3y Democratic majority,
/. =: J. :. I,YlFgtnrcr that the Per
T.. =, s,,, where the paper of the
81, Z. ',-; ,r-;rtsi, goes twenty-five Dem
= ..5;orily. a gain OF two hundred
...,5 ~ since August. The white
x" ~ township is nine hundred
..,,r Returns indicate a good
-, majority in the county.
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RtTtHIE COUNTY.

AFRO PRECINCT.
'AlRO, ". Va, October -.
H9: he Register.
-''o'e a, tbs place stands thus :
''-sVo Col. Wilson, lis, (Senato-
',2;5man, ll2; Johnson, lis;
:, III. >lrickIer County, ll9;
-,.ay :, III: Legislature, Prunty,
rutherford, log. This is the first
- have carried Cairo. Yours,
"'ec.:li.v, D MCG,
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NE!LE.. cot NIY.

AGNvLlA TOWNSHIP.
EEy MAGTrNSvILLE, Oct -.
1.-The Register:
= GohenJion (SruaioriaD. Az.
.s@i l6o !. y .GalIaher, l63; J.E
~ " Fgr.U>pn. 80. Convention
~. >~p Hall, lgi. House ot
-, 60. +. Morgan, l3j; Jane;
r. Il Senate. !. W. Morgan,
" Brown, 95. 5. r. NJ.
'HrRCH TOWNSHIP.
BURTON, October 26.
H,' lie Register:
'.1'ownship, Wetzel county, goes
.'F, Delegates at large-Beeson
: tnrguson, R., 60; Gallagher
- HaymOnd, D, pa. The en-
.--o,ratic ticket is OK.
.-ieci'u'ly, yours, F. }. B.
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The River.

PITTSBURGH. October 27.-The river
is falling slowly with 22t inches, by the
metal marks. Weather hazy. Baron.
eter 2s:90. Thermometer 6s'.
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WOOD COUNTY.

PARKERsBURG, October -.
Editors OF the Register:
The Democratic majority in Woo,
is over $50. d. j.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-28
LEWIS COUNTY.

WESTON, Oct. 2I, 1871.
Editors OF the Register:
Democratic msjority in Lewis is over
400. A. +
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-28
RITCHIE COUNTY.

CORVALLIS, w. Va, October 81.
Editors OF the Register.
Richie gives seventy.fve Democratic
majority. We have elected our entire
ticket. R. 5. B.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-28
BERKELEY COUNTY.

MARTINsBURG, October p.
Editors OF the Register.l
The entire Democratic ticket is elected
in Berkely county by over two hundred
and fifty majority. S. al.
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IntIictment Probable.

1t is highly probable that the Grand
Jury, which are now in session, will
bring in indictments today against
Hagerty and Baulch, who are now in
prison, charged with stealing important
vouchers from the Controllers office.