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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09
UNION, W. Va. January %


The people Of School District No. Z,
have organized in their district, Litera-
ny Society under the name of the ezra
ham Township Literary Society,"" having
for its motto. "Knowledge-to youth, IS
we'll as to age" The Society now num-
beers twenty members, most of whom are
young men who manifest great interest
in the requirement Of knowledge through
this medi2a. The older members are
deeply interested 10 che enterprise, and
tbs results tlus fsr show that their labor
has rot been ia vain. the Society is a
lire one and We hope. IS We progsess, to
reap. abandsnty Of its fruits. LII W.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

Our neighbor Of the Mason County
Journal. returned home from Charleston,
Tuesday evening We are glad to hear
from him that he will advocate the ratifca-
tion Of the Flick Amendment.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

Hon. Charles s. Lewis. Of Harrison,
was nominated for State Superintendent of
Pres Schools. and Henry S. Walker Of the
Charleston Courier, vas nominated Public
Printer, without opposition.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

AsproOf that our paporis highly appre-
ciated by the ladies in town, we have only
to refer to the fact. that after they read it,
they use it in constructing that much pri-
zed article Of female architecture called
the pamier.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

PosrroyED.- The public performance
,ofthe Point Pleasant Literary Society,
has been, by resolution Of the Society,
postponed until Friday evening, February
18th. 1871.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

PRRsosAL.-We were pleased to meet
in town last week, Col. Webster, Repre-.
sentative from tais county. He looked as
il Charleston agreed With him During
his stay here he was called upon BY his
friends.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

Tuesday next is St. Valentines day,
aud we would remind eur readers that B.
L. Miles, our popular Druggist has receiv-
cd fuo assortment Of comic acd tasty
Valeuti mes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

Maj. W. T. Singleton, late Assessor Of
Internal Revenue, for the LIST COngressiou-
al District, died at his residence in Wheel
ing, Saturday, Of consumption.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

Our friends should bear 10 mind that
any locsI,item sent US viii be Acknowledge
ed and'apprsoiaied. Forward facts, and
We viii cheerfally put them into shape.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

DoS'r.-DOu't treat. The preposteEous
fashiontof treating" is responsible for
much Ofthe terrible drunkenness IN Amer
lea, Itissnot 70 be met with in any other
country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

The National Telegraph. Clarksburp,
calls Howard, of the Mason County
Journal, big norlhcd, windy Demo-
crat."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

If some people in this community would
pay as much attention to their own bust
ness as they do that Of their neighbOFs,
they would, We doubt not, be happy, and.
in course of time, become wealthy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

REruRSED.-oapt. Fred. Ford, after an
absence ofseseraI months on the lower riy:
eEs. returned home Monday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09
cnAGLEs A. DANA. Edisor,
She dollar aslsekIs SIN,

A Kewspepers Of the Present Tinos.
Intended for People New o. Karth.
Ineluaing Rarmsa. Mechanics. Merchants. Pro,
fslslonal Men. wotkurl. Thinksrs. and ell Man,
net Of Honest Folks, and The Wlvoi, Sons, ana
DaushtegS Of allEueh.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

Tho New York Post says: "Advertlsing
is the financial railway to success. 1t is
only possessed by few; but those few ars
the merchant princes of today"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

The Parkersburg Times speaks Of the
nomination for Senator ugly news" and
declares that 1.-The Democracy by thai
choice has ruined itself forever"
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TaR pAILY SUE, ee a YHAR.

A ptesminently readable newspaper. with the
largist circulation m tho word. Free. indO.
pendent. and fearless In politics. All the news
RON everywhere. Two 6entl q copy b. mall,
90 cents month, OF 90 year.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

YsEATI.wERKLY sun 81 AYgAR,
OF the same liso and general character a
TIE WEEKLY, but with . greater variety Of
rlIleellaneoul reading. aud furniihihg tho neWs
20 its anhacftbe1 with greater freshness. because
y comes twice week instead ofonco only.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

The Berkeley aud Jefferson suit in the
Supreme Court of the United States comes
up, we believe this week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09
TERMS 10 CLUBS.
TnR nOLLAR wKKKLY AuN

THE uOLLAH WEEKLY SUM
Five copies, one year sepssslaly addressed,
an SSGs COPY 70 tSessGst 10 q siaOi. seA'
Eight Dollafs,
7Ssas SsG sS Est j fs sS
Rtfteep p0llafs,
FlFly ecpLes. ope year. 70 one addre,4 tspd The
Thtrty.threq Dollars,
tas Semi Weekly one yssF 70 retieF % ofstSSSS,
ThiftysnvO OOllaFG.
One hnudIsd copies, one year. 70 one address
eiuNs FRY Dollars.
One hundred copies, ono year. sepatateiy a.
upotciupl, Sixty DollnrgS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

SEA Moss F1RISE, made from Pure
Irish Moss, issoasidered BY oil who have
used it to besa most delightful, hcalthful
and economical food.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

TnASKs-We return Of thanks 10 Hon.
W 4 Webster for public documents.
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DEAp.-We arc paiued to learn Of the
deatt9Of Maj. james N. O'Rilcy. for a
long time resident Of our town, but Of
late years a resident Of Gullipolis. Ohio =
He died last Friday. at tho Dufour House
in that city. His disease was Brqpsy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

Tho extravaganza tendencies Of the pres.
c0t acknowledgement the inquiry wheth-
er il would not be better to devote half Of
ones energies to learning to live on very
small income, than to devote all Of ones
energies IN struggling mad waiting for
large incomcs'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

Now Is Youp CHANCE. We propose to
furnish the Register during this uonth.
for 9E50 ssear to ell who may ssbscrise
for it, or reuew.their subscriptions. Those
who afesin arrears for ore year or more
eau have itassl SO a year, If they pay UP
all arrearages. and one year,in advance.
This arrangement will be for only this
month. After that time $500 year
will DO charged.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

There are some people who would not
only destroy all wiekedness in the world,
but almost all goodness, when it does no,
makeits appearance under the form or With
the sanction of their own particular opiu-
ions.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
ONE HUNDRED ooPIEs,FoR csc,
or lsss than one Cent COPY, L., there b q
ESQ Club at every POSs once.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

111dRNSTALK LODGE No. IS. !. Q. D. r,
III Point Pleasant. meet every Thursday
..vsnipr at z O'Clock, lnt Barcus' Hail.
SlTf 8. J.AsHIEnLE. Rtc'y.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

I !. Rlor.-- understand that on last
Thursday, At Mason City. riot osesred
between the strikers and the men who are
now employed ia the mines at that place.
One or two men we're shot, and cons,l-
cradle numbet injured by rocks which
were thrown in the melee. TIE dwelling
of}Johu U. Myers. Esq, (Aaorney for
the Company was considerably damaged
III the riot. Several srfests Sere made.
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SEND your MONEY

SEND YOUR MONEY
n Post Oniee orders, cAecks. or drats, On H.v
York, wherever convenient. " not, thon FeRiiIsf
the letter. containing money. Address
Nv. ENGLAND. Publisher.
bun oflce, New xork on,
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POST OFFICE HoUsS.--The Office Is
ann from 4. o'clock 4. m. 10 aoclocik p n.-.
on Sundays from o'clock am too m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-02-09

= GrRbs.-The Morgantown Poss aud
Fai;mont gEsst K;cgiiuian are quarrellpg
as to which ofthe towns have the most pref
~ woman. Gentlemen If you viii eems
to Point Pleasant. we'll show. you more
pietty.Wonsn than you can aud in Nor
sgantoar aud fairnont eOnbiaeaS In fact
allthawoueu Of this place are purity"
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
U steamer Iroquois, Henry A Adams Philadelphia 2
steamer Kansas. c Hatfield commander, Philadelphia
G Sases T on mSs nnS
Of yss s IGs
steamship Liberty, bounds
steamsnp Hatteras Lawrence, Richmond, City Point and
Nori0S, wn mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
s howes Philadelphia with md.e
sE'ss Gays .p. %N d !f AT
:% Efs S;ss &
ss with ry %ass g WIS
s. ne 1 wsais s1'sna
.enn 'ns aoand sSss 3D.
i've :s$:. 3 1 s:5sS
hence g, ss
China Had
OF Cape q Good Hope westerly gale: ys;
sss
e ss0ss sSSY \ IF 4
vi bark Eimar Nor, from RIO Jansro for Hampton ROADS
Game the southern passage and had variable been
vay BARI 1oS 1erDs1 a s1ssl sof SswpS with
bark freka Brl Wnhers, Newport ~ days, with railway
sssvV ssa T09ss pse Teasls sp 8 , Ion @
Bark Les.eps (No saiyesen 4reenock Aug 49, with rail,
way iron to Punch, Edge Co. Had strong westerly gales
Bar. Charcn, SBrl Brown, Sunderland, q days, with
Took he northern passage succession Of wey
1ss o Marco ns Poo % ssnSs dy fine
mdse and l1 passengers % Hermann, Koop Co Was 10
s; 4: S
steering 8. k~" '"'''
With ss nd:. .sP !. Pss:s Hd,. ssAn .s
winds east Of The Banks and light variable with ne
from Liverpool for iSn e0te ship Crown
,dn. sa.t s. sTs;o 4 s Nicc.r pssrT days with erm
rala, ar Aug g 24i had hne weather.
mss ss.t 70 maiden. @ % Hsa Say ws
weather The = y anchored on the bar:
s 3 Sg CO. cf HsS
nGs,hefy Rs y winds ths 1s entire 1st.n g.ssaSe ,,
to and :rons Us vs 1Ss
able wind. nn.. The 0f !. anchored Oh he bar:
70 ssf HoS.cn HSsys @sh sS
e up e M ss rons .s sns ss ne
lai 81 lon 2S spoke brig Miller hence for Malaga
soomon e sio 70 ssy ss bssn S.y 70
north Of Hstteras with strong. NE Winds '''" D"''
.'1Fs noSs:. nSSssS sss with
Brig Tally ho Chsham, 81 Croin, u days, with and
sts I.sn;Sfs Ssys.. ass: Gss.S. day.: : VIII Sugar
master IL bound Belfast put into Dor, for
o ' enc
der .
and hides 20 Dole Castro 1Covesssl TO Brett Son Co.
nas nne weather up % Il. g lon % f.cm thence strong
s'T nsi: tss %
.Is s:sI saS.ss,: Smith s. r;Ts w % Mar. 2y Nth
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
A NEW POLITICAL DODGE.

Meeting Of the Union Republican County
Convention-They s'Stand In" with the
Committee Of Seventy Nominations-A
Conference to be Had.
A meeting OF the Union Republican Convention
1.-THE Horace Greeley Iaction) held last evening
at the headquarters, corner Fifth avenue and Twen-
ty-second street. the Chairman. Mr. John Falconer,
presiding. There were about two hundred delegates
present Notwithstanding the pelting rain which fell
almost in torrents all night.
AT the conclusion Of the transaction OF some
minor business the Chairman stated that the Com.
mittee of Twenty, which had been appointed at the
last meeting for the purpose Of conferrng with the
Committee OF Seventy, had appointed sub-com-
mittee Of five, who had communicated with the
seventy wise men, and that the result OF such com.
munication would be made known to the Conveu-
tion by Colonel Benjamin A Willis. Accordingly
the portly Colonel assumed perpendicular position
and proceeded 70 read the following letters:-
NEW YORK, Sept 70 1877.
DEAR sIR-At the County Convention, held pursuant
party Horace Greeley PresS Committee coner
o Ss o OF With al
bodies and committees Of citizens opposed Tsmmany Hall
~ h. o. Of Witch n John
Sympathy With aaT ss'n the unsa
With :ues s.s
election command fully the confidence OF honest
and will receive their support without
party antecedcns present differences Upon ntima-
lion that committee accepts the foregoing proner the
spirit with which II Is rendered the subcommittee will be
ready enter conference Any communica-
lion y, WI Ts:sysd
respectfully &C. prN,.x1N 4 wu1Js s..,.,, =
Hon H. g. STEBBIHs, Chairman Committee Of Seventy
NEW YORK. Oct 3, 1871
BENJAMIN A. WILLIS Esq. =
DEAR sIRA letter OF September zS 1871, from you TO
Mr. H. G. Sebbins this day referred by that gentleman
Committee Election OF the Committee Seventy
their FIRST meeting to-day This will account for its not
having received earlier attention. directed
mittee Election to acknowledge the receipt
OF this communication, and 70 say that
sire 10 cooperate with you in the spirit expressed
by Within day or two another meeting Of our
mee will be held (probably Saturday, which
will be glad TO meet you In conference.
of the meeting viii be shall be
determined upon. FRANCIS o. BARLOW,
Chairman of Committee Election.
The reading OF these communications created con-
siderable enthusiasm among the delegates and was
finally received az the committees report after
which the Convention adjourned, subject TO the call
OF the chair
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

SCRAP or HIsrony.-An old cannon was re-
!, Nnty 1shed out OF the river af Bangor, Me- The
4 &ngor wing says:-"A Gady who has probably
a., kd IN Bangor longer than any other female now
iy tpg having moved here An 1902. Informed us yes
Ter tay that the cannon iG1nd Monday IN the river
neaa the mouth OF the Kenda skeag was taken from
the anne place where many 0thers were found and
raise, 10 former years, by men who used diving
tell nj YER the old fashion. These pieces came from
,he yes vel or Commodore Saltoistall's feet, which
vas def .ated by Sir George Cosers Meet at Baga-
Sacei D,w Castne) on or abost August ID, l77o.
The sbps Monmouth "a guns, sally; ~ gums Black
Hazard' &c guns; Diligence, IA guns, ana TyrSnnl.
,ide ia eurs; the soops Providence, "a guns. and
ring IA, 4 IL guns, and several transports, got
s ana n ea up the mouth OF the Kenduskeae
and snG ,os sups 10 es sns
into "e oyerins, 4 AZ late forty years after.
s sresns vere esHr arss s a1n
wa,sa .aanns a ny raising Ue iron work, cannon aud
cannon Dauh
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
LOCAL POLITICS.
Germans Or the Sixteenth Ward Denouucing

Germans Or the Sixteenth Ward Denouncing
Ceyrsptionists.
meeting was neld last night at Ill Seventh
avenue BY the Independent German Americans OF
the sixteenth ward, o. Zouikoner, President in the
chair. 1t Was decided to canvass the ward appeal
ing to the voters irrespective OF their former polit
cal belief or nationality TO unite and cooperate for
the purpose Of electing men Of integrity ana ability
TO the municipal Ufices OF the city. The following
resolutions were carried unanimously
We only be emancipated from the shameful state Of
scenous dcmagoguss known history encouraged
they bnoness and carelessness by united
cooperation of a honest citizens without distinction OF
party.
And only guard against the Of similar
events In future by fulfilling duties In conscientious
and well Informed in opposing the corrupt Influences
Of party spirit all sucb questions not subordinate to
party dvsions which include the administration OF our
municipality and our schools.
In exercising Individual and attention In the selec
ton OF candidates for public olce who must be
sessed Of ability TO discharge their duties and endowed with
independence of character and unqucstioned integrity
teenth therefore called upon TO JOIN and all
similar TO reach the desired
end. o. ZOLLlkOFFEH, President
J. J. RoDka, RoSKi Vice Presidents.
z e kGnnTIS kSnnnz; Secretaries.
I'll. KoHN Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 9, 1877,
CLEARED.

Dale. =
Steamship Baltic tBr). Murray, Liverpool via Queens.
steaTmshp Terry, salyear, Newborn, NC Murray Fer
Steamship Co. - 1'AoAA
ship nesou.c, Brooks Liverpool wnnsr. ; Onion.
Ship Agenor, Knowles, Liverpool-E Morgan'G Soha
Ship Plymouth Rock, Warner, London -GriHne Minturn
Co.
Bark Genfrun (Br), Bell, Gloucester E-Henev Parker
covich 4 Co. ~
Bark Evening Star tBr. Ronback, Dublin-Fred Spring
Co. - PISS
Brig Fanny Turner. Cork for orders-Jas ElwelI "a
d Co. - AsAsA
Brig Clara Louise wass, Humacoa, PR-M,ler Boueb
ton S1
Collins. ''p' /"
Schr Binns, Hgbee, Rlchmond-van Brunt Bro
Steamer Ociarora, Reynolds, Baltimore
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
Steamer Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

ing OF taxturcs-not very high class OF art for an
exception must be made TO the excellence OF MS
color in the matter OF nesn painting. indeed, tne
contrast offered by the faces and hands OF tne
figures which are very poorly painted ana the rlcn
effects OF the costumes is most striking The nesh
modelling Is hard and the
COLOR UNNATURAL.
This in part may be owing to the evident inabliity
OF the artist 10 finish. Whatever enectS are worthy
serious attempt AT delicacy OF detail The work Is
strong and forcibfc and certainly possesses many
striking qualities as piece OF cooring, but II Is
wanting ia that nobility OF thought and correctness
OF drawing which belongs to the highest art. -..
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Turf In CalifOrnia-kerOscne Murder In
san Frnncisco-Convict Pardoned.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. g. 1871.
A match for $4,000 between two unnamed
California horses to come of over the Sacrament
Course within ninety days, ana another match has
been made In which san Francisco truck horse Is
10 trot twenty miles In one hour.
Mrs. Hart, the mother OF seven chill dren, residing
on Folsom street, was burned TO death last night,
her clothing taking fire from kerosene lamp which
she attempted to fill.
Numerous brilliant meteors, passing from south
east 70 northwest, nave been observed in all parts
OF this Stale within the past week.
h signaed.
The Governor OF Nevada has pardoned Deadman.
the convict who risked his life to defend the Lien.
tenant Governor when the cOnvlcts broke out at
Carson.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
sixteenth Assembly Districr.

At a meeting OF the democratic electors OF this
district held last evening at 323 East Twenty thirst
street, the following resolution was endorsed
Resolved That hereafter delegate shah be received from
the CITY of New York n member Of q State convention
he shall have been elected by Assembly district
delegates chosen
the State, and that he shall certificate of
from the convention of said Assembly district
that each Assembly district shall have organization org
with the democratic thereof without the call OF
authority which shall be and
independent have relations only with the State Conven
ton and that In the and proceedings OF State
conventions each district shall be separately called and each
delegate shall Individually announce his vote.
In pursuance Of the above resolution 1t was re-
solved to form An Assembly Convention for the pur-
pose OF complying with the instructions laid down
by the democracy OF the State in convention assem-
bed
on motion Mr. william Andrews was called to the
chair and Mr.. James keenan, appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object of the resO-
ton, upwards OF five hundred OF the sterling demo-
Gratis OF the district signed their names and organ
tied the Regular Democratic Convention for the
Sixteenth Assembly district OF the county OF New
York. On motion the Convention adjourned to meet
on Saturday evening" at half past seven O'Clock, at
No. 323 East Twenty first street. for the purpose of
nominating q candidate to be supported by the
regular democracy Of the district at the ensuing
election.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

It IS asserted In several German and Austrian
journals that confidential note with reference 10
the Salzburg Conference will be despatched from
the Berlin Cabinet TO st. Petersburg. The present
tntepfon is not to send like dispatches to any Of
the other foreign Powers.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
The Fourth Ward Brennanitcs.

The Fourth Waro Matthew T. Brennan Associa-
tion, one Of the most influential organizations in
the city. as well in numbers as In standing, held
special meeting at their headquarters, Warren Hall,
last evening, Mr.. John Gilligan presiding. series
OF resolutions endorsing the action OF the Democratic
State Convenuon at Rochester were adopted by ac-
clamatiOn, and the meeting pledged each mem ber
to support the ticket nominated by the Convention.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
YELLOW FEVER.


The Epidemic in Tampa, Florida.
WASHINGTON Oct. Q, 1871.
A private letter, received here to-day from Tampa,
ia states tnat the yellow fever is prevalent there
an sn epidemic form. AT the date OF the letter
ferred TO there were forty cases In the town, ana
there had been ten deaths within brief period Iae-
tglonsly.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

Six Deaths by Fever IL Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Oct O. 1877.
six deaths from yellow fever were reported ourin
che past t@enty-four hours.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

The Frdnlyuy1er Zeitu,lg states that hints are to
be heard in certain oclal quarters OF Germany that
theQovernmept intends to give proof OF Its pacific
from three years 10 one
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
A Managing Royal Mother.

n WHuuEIu8 HNUyW1 HOtueF.
Decidedly the cleverest matrOn in all Europe Is
the wife Of the present King OF Denmark Just con.
slider the fine "matches' she has managed to obtain
for her children One daughter Is the future EN-
press OF Russia, the other the future Queen OF
England; one OF her sons Is the King OF the Greeks
and now the s0n-in-law OF q CZar. And now we hear
this clever lady has succeeded in another little mat
rimonial affair. The King OF Denmark is about to
take trip TO Rumpenneim. What brings him
theref ask the Q,tidfauncs. The Queen and the
Princess Thyra aye there already to meet him. ana,
without doubt. we are going to have another royal
wedding. VINO is the lucky man is as yet uncer-
tain. Some mention the King OF Bavaria; but as
His Majesty is well known to be something OF
misogynist, the report is probably inaccurate.
Prince Arthur OF England Is mentioned in some
quarters and as that young gentleman has just ar
rived at twenty-one years, and an annual income
OF f15 600, perhaps he Is half thinking Of matrmony
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
BELOW.

Ship Mnnehaha Br), McGrath from Londonderry Aug 26
with ndse and passengers 10 Knox tBv pilot boat
Hope, No l)
Wind sunset s, light
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
IOwa.


Oao Repubicin. Democratic.
Judges ......... a sh sRhhsdes. sSssksop jackson TEMPLE,
sup't Of Instruct'n H. n Bolander. o. r. Fitzgerald.
West Virginia elects members to Constitutional
Convention on the 26th Illinois elects q Congress
man-at-large, Indiana and Nebraska elect county
officers On the 9th Rhode Island votes on consti.
tutional amendments.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
BENJAMIN A. WILLIS, Secretary. he
Hon. Fl. G. STEBBIrs, Chairman Committee of Seventy
NEW YORK, Oct. B, 1871
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

Pennsylvania-Tucsday, October 10.
FOR state Auditor, Surveyor General and members
Of the Assembly. The following are the candidates
for the two first offlces =