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sANAD DA.
Resignation OF the Ministry.


OrrowA, November 5.-AlthoUGh
there were rumors OF the probable Tc1>
rgnation OF the Ministry, it was hardy
believed that such would occur, conse-
quently the announcement this after
noon by the Premier, Of the resigna-
tioa OF the Cabinet, fell with sudden
and unexpected force on the, House
He said be believed till last, pight that
they had q working msjority to cup.
port him.
Finding this not to be the case be had
advised the government to send for
MackeDz;e The announcement was
received with solemn silence and as
the words tell from his lips the vast
audience remained bresthless and spell
bound. The galleries were filled with
spectators, eagerly listening to the al
most whispered remarks OF the pre-,
mier. The House having adjourned,
a scramble eusued for the choice oil
seats 1t is understood Mackezie accept
ed the task OF forming the cabinet, and
from the material at his disposal, be Is
certain to form strong one. 1t is be-
lieved that Laird, OF Prince Edwards,
will receive Csbinent appoint
ment. 1t is singular coincidence
that to- morrow is the seventh snpiver-
cary OF this Dominion parliament, and
s also Thanksgiving Day for the pro-
vince. The present session is
virtually at an end, aud it
may be a day or two before
the cabinet is announced. The House
meets at three o'clock tomorrow and
will likely at once adjourn until FRI
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he certificates Of election Of Andrew J

the certificates OF election Of Andrew j
Pannell, OF Ohio, and Isaac ]. Ellison.
OF Mercer, and found them respectively =
entitled 10 seats in this body.
House bill 1853, "a bill authorizing
Municipal Corporations to issue bonds
coming up with amendments from the
Senate. which amendments were on
the motion of Mr.. Rogers disagreed TO.
Mr.. Knots, OF Calhoun, moved 10
take up House bill SO, and also moved
that it be laid on the table.
Senate bill 232, relating to Commis-
siouers in Chaucefy. &c, was referred
TO the Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill 1870. was on motion OF Mr..
Snider, taken from the table and placed
or the calendar.
Sensle bill 90, in relation TO the
times for holding Courts in the count
les OF Jefferson and Roane. was on mo-
tom OF Mr.. Withrow, amended by stat
ing the times when County Courts
would be held in Greenbrier.
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Flowers presented q petition OF
Rauley Morris aud eighty five others,
asking the passage OF q Road law as
set forth in said petition.
REVOLUTIONS.
On motion OF Mr.. Price,
Resolved. That the Committee on
elections and Privileges be instructed to
ascertain and report to this House the
mileage, il any, 10 which Isaac J. Eli
son, the Delegate from Mercer, and A.
J Psnnell, one Of the delegates from
Ohio county are entitled.
On motion OF Mr.. Hinchmsn,
R6.o'vcA, THAT the Committee on
Education report Senate bill 1856 su-
thorizug the Femsle Seminary at
Union, in the county OF Monroe to con-
Ter literary degrees and award certiti-
Gates OF proficiency.
90 motion Of Mr. Gwinn.
House I'LL l9j, amending and re-
enacting an act entitled AN an act
regulating and fixing the fees OF Off.
cers" approved March DIST 1873. WAS
taken rom the table aud placed on the
calendar.
Senate bill 23O WAS called up, amend
ed and laid on the table.
Senate bill 233, bill conierring ad-
ditonsI juriedrot'on upos the circuit
courts, WAS referred TO the Judiciary
Committee.
House bill u, bill to provide for
fences, &c, was passed to its second
reading.
House bill ll9 relating to New River
was rejected.
House bill lSS. bill in relation to
the commitment OF lunstics. &c, was
passed to its second reading.
House bill lS6, amending section 6S
Of chapter IA OF the scts OF 1928 was
passed TO the second reading.
On motion f Mr Bradford, the rules
were suspend, d and
Senate Joint Resolution WAS taken
up and read, whereupou.
Mr. Thompson moved the previous
question.
Mr. Snider demanded the ayes and
nays, when the resolution was adopted
by ayes 35, noes ii.
o. motion OF Mr. Knots, OF Calhoun,
the House adjourned
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The state Printing Office Destroyed
byliIe,

TIE STATE ErtntIfS OthCc DosthoJ SA
yliIe,
UAERIsBURG, November Sat eleven
o'c,ock this morning fire broke out
in Singerly's State Printing Office and
b.n!erv. and in few minutes the en-
tire building was in flames, There be-
;nr but one stairway, and that near the
elevator, through which the flames
were rouring, the workmen were forced
to seek egress through the windows. A
number OF girls belonging TO the bindery
forced the iron window frames on the
second floor, through which they es-
capped to the cornice on third street and
we're taken from thence to the ground
hv ladders, although one or two Jump
ed. one from the second and one from
the third story to the ground. Several
Of the male employees received bruises
and scratches IN the rush for safety.
AZ far as we have been able to
learn. all the p2rsons IN the
establishment st the time escaped,
which NAV be considered miracle un-
der the circumstances. Lochiel hotel
was On fire but was saved with but
slight damage. A number OF dwelling
houses were more or less damaged by
the fire and water Swartzes livery
stable was entirely destroyed. About
> o'clock the walls OF the STATE Jour
na, office fell into Third street. striking
the houses opposite. No one was ln-
iurel bv the falling walls. The fire
oris;nsted in the paper shaving pile IN
tic cellar near the elevator. and it Is
supposed to have been caused by spon-
taneous combustion, as there was 20
tlre used near where it started. The
State printing office is total loss.
No insurance.
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PLAIN PACT5,
Remarkable Longevity,

One OF the most remarkable families
in point OF longevity, that we know Of,
ia the Wysong family OF this county.
Four brothers, in Shepherdstown, are
now living snd are aged respectively
ss follows: Joseph, living in Ohio, 81
year.; Isssc, residing in Frederick City
Nd, SIS yesrs; Lewis, aged 76, aud
John, aged 73 still living near Shep-
herdstown. We apprehend there are
out few families that can be produced
where there are four brothers living
who have attained the ages Of these
old sires, and although two OF them
are now residents OF adjoining States,
we are disposed 10 ATTRIBUTE their re-
markable longevity, in q large mea--
ure, 10 the great heslthfuluess OF our
grand old Valley-those who have re.
moved hence having, in all probability
formed the healthy constitutions here
in early life that they have been able
to retain in their maturer years, in
our sister States Of Maryland and
oiia-Sptra q J9rss..
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November 5.-Oficial
returns in this city 10 all give the
Kemp.r ticket I,6l6 of a majority.
Heprlco county i, lacking returns. One
preci Ct which is generally Conserva-
tive gives Kemper 55 of majority
Chesterfield is believed to have gone
Conservative. Full returns are not 10
vet. In Rockingham county Kemp per 8
majority is 2200 Augusta county
with five precincts yet to hear from,
give Kemper a majority OF l,77O In
Warren county Kempers majority is
1913.
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West Virginia Legislature
SENAIE.

FRIDAY, October 81.
Mr.. Camden, from the Judiciary, re-
ported back.
House bill 1873, Homestead Law
with amendments, recommending its
passage and also
Senate bill 243. "a bill for the re-
lie' OF persons prosecuted or sued.
A message from the clerk OF the
House OF Delegates was reported, an
nounCing the adoption by the House
OF
Senate Joint Resolution %, "direct-
ing bills aud all other matter printed
Tor the use OF each House 10 be iurD-
ishei to the State officers" "
The Pres sdeut laid before the Senate
a communication from the Superinten-
ent of Free Schools.
Mr. Grantham from the committee
on Privileges and Elections reported
back Senate bill 2j0. "A bill amending
and re-enacting chapter lis OF the
Acts OF 1928" Recommending its
passage.
The Chair announced the following
gentlemen as Special Committee on
the Geol ogicsl Survey OF the State:
Messrs Summers, Scott, Hall, Of
Barbour, Dickinson and Guston.
On motion Of Mr. Bennett,
"Resolvcd That when the Senate ad-
journ on Monday, the 18th day Of
December next, the House OF Delegates
conCurring therein, that it shall be sd-
jourDed without day"
Ordered, That Mr.. Bennett inform
the House OF Delegates and ask their
concurrence.
On motion OF Mr.. McClaskey.
Res,lvcd, That the Committee on FL
nance be requested 10 inquire into the
expedieDcy Of preparing bill requir-
ing the publication (in the county pa
perez Of sberiff's sales, delinquent land
sales, notices OF elections and such
other information as will be OF general
interest TO our people.
Senate joiut resoIut on 80, "Requir>
ing the clerks OF the Senate and House
OF Delegates TO certify certain accounts
tor stationery and printing" coming up,
On motion Of Nj Camden aud Mr.
Summers, was amended and, ss amend
ed, the resolution was carried.
Mr. Camden was instructed to IN
form the House OF Delegates Of this
action, and ask concurrence.
Senate bill l30, "A bill arranging to
counties into Congressional Districts,
was read third tre aud passed with
ils title
Senate bill 235, "a bill to amend
and re-eoact An act 10 amend and
re enact the schsol law OF the State
passed April II, 1873 wa, read
second time, and,
90 motion OF Messrs. Camden aud
Johnson (Mr. Bi-hop in the chsIr)
vas amended, and was then read and
ordered to its third reading sDd eu-
grossmept.
A message from the House Of Dale
gates by Mr.. Laidley announced that
that body disagreed to the amend
meuts OF the Senate hill TO House bill
l53, a bill sutbor' ing the municipal
incsrporstons to issue bonds" Sen
a;e bill 249 "a bill giving consent OF
the Legislature TO the purchase By the
Cai;ei S,stes oil land within this State
f2r public purposes" WAS read & second
time SID 90 moiioa Of Mr. Summers
Fas amended.
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BOSTON.
Anniversary Of the Great Fire.

AUn;yersnry OF the Great Fire.
BcsroY, November 5.-Thr Auul-
vcrsary OF the grea: fire in this city, will
he formally noticed by the official in
spec,ion OF the rev buildings in the
Lurnel district. Addresses will be made
suitable Tor the occasion.
Tie UcrGlG this morning says Il the
OCtct5r electors were serious warnings
to the Republican party, these OF Nov
emLey are an emphstic protest against
the tendency OF the Republican party I;
that the party walls are dropping down
ard people think for themselves.
Later returns from the Massachu-
sets election, show that the Democrats
have gained forty members IN the
House and ten in the Senate.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
Meetlng OF the Assembly

pARIs, November 5.-The National
Assembly at Versailles met to-day and
organized, President Bullet presiding
immediately upon the opening OF the
session General CharDgarnier offered q
resolution to prolopg the term OF Pres
idelt MacMahon ten years with the
title OF Chief Executive. The resolu-
ton was seconded by Duke De Broglie,
who demanded lrs immediate consider
alton. He urged its Importance in a
brief speech. The motion was opposed
by NJ. Defer. An exc't'L. -'i. .'e IS in
progress.
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CANCERS CURED.
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RHODE ISLAND.
The Spaagues.

The Spaagues.
PROVIDENCE, November s.-Nothing
new of interest transpired in the
Spragues' affairs during the past two
days. There is one more trustee to be
appointed. caused by Governor Howard
declining to serve, but it is said that
the natter will be satisfactorily arrang-
ed and another trustee appointed,
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NEW ORLEANS.
The Negro Rioters.

NEw ORLEANS, November 5'-Csin
Ssrtin and bis associates who were
engaged in the late attack upon the
steamer Frank Psrgoud, st Goodrich
Landing. are expected tonight. One
of the sfidavits OF Captain White was
made under the civil rights act before
Commissioner Weller. Ssrtin and
seven others were arrested BY q special
deruty OF the o. S. Marshall on Mon
dsT The trial will commence to NOR.
row,
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE,, November. 5.-The
Democrats claim the election ofretorm
State ticket by 10000 msjoritv, and
Wash burns trisr ds concede his defeat
BY from 5,OO0t to 10000. This is in con.
sequence OF the light vote and the union
Of The Gransers ara liquc: interests
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NEW YORK STATE.
Railroad Depot Burned.

NCpsoN, November 5.-A little be-
fore three o'clock this morning, s fire
Of unknown origin, completely destroy
el the New York Central aud Hudson
River railroad depot at this place. The
structure was an old wooden building.
The fire originsted in the closet st the
extreme south en- Of the building, and
was probably caused by Sparks rom q
a,sipg locomotive. The baggage and
nearly ell the portable property were
sayc3.
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NEW JERSEY.

TrzN1oX, November 5-The cleo
ton ior the sheriff of Mercer county is
still undecided. The Democrats now
claim Walton's election bv four huud-
red majority, while the Ga-et.: Office
(Repubiican) comedies it tie
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Wanted 10 be Heard From.

If anybody has ever used the
thorough and scientific course OF treat
ment recommended by the proprietor OF
DR.. Ssges Catarrh Remedy for the
cure OF Catarrh and has not been per-
'ectly cured. the proprietor, DR.. r. V.
Pierce, would like to hear from that
person, and by addressing him at the
Worlds Dispenssry, Buffalo, n. Y,
auch person, ii there be one, will hear
OF somethiDg to his or her advantage,
as the Doctor is in earncS, when he
offers $500 reward Tor a case OF Cstarrh
which he can not cure, as any one
may ascertain upon enquiry. The
thorough course OF treatment referred
to and recommended by Dr.. Pierce
consists in the use OF DR.. Pierce's
Nasal Douche which is the only means
by which the fluid can be carried high
up and applied to all parts OF the nasal
passages and the chambers connected
herewith in which ulcers exist and
from which the discharge proceeds. In
addition TO this thorough application Of
the Remedy, which should always be
used warm. Dr.. Perce's Golden
Medical Discovery should be taken
eareeatly as contitutional treatment,
without which few csses can be cured
ss the desease is always constitutional
and must be treated accordingly. This
trertment has no unpleasant features
about it, and has the advantage OF
never driving the desease TO the lungs
as there is danger OF doing BY the use
OF strong, irritating snuas or poisonous
solutions.
FL4IN FACTS.
FRANKFORT, Mich, Sept. l3, 1873
A year ago bad bad congh from
the Catarrh which had got in my
throat, ltried good many things
but got uothing to DO me any good
nutlI fused your Golden Medical Dis.
covery and Dr.. Ssges Cstarrh Remedy.
They cured me in three months for
which | am very thankful.
AMOS FISHER.
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INDIANA.
"A Strike.

New ALBANY, November 4.-The
heaters and rollers employed at the
New Albany rolling mill, struck last
night against a slight reduction OF wa
ges. They refused to resume work this
morning and the entire mill is stopped
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BY TELEG GR APH.
Exclusively for the Register.
Ey the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Oniee, 11O Main street.
WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, November 5.
Payment OF Debts OF the Southern
States.

Pay ment OF Debts OF the Southern
States.
Statements have been freely circulat-
ed for several days past that General
Butler will lead the movement to Sc
cure the assumption OF the Southern
States debts by the general government.
When this idea was first broacbed by
Governor Walker OF Virginia, it was
not looked upon in serious light at
all, but it is now said that there is to
be concerted movement on the part
OF q majority OF the Southern members,
assisted by certain members from the
West, to put the thing through. In the
present state OF finances it can hardly
be supposed, however. that any such at.
tempt as his will be made even by
General Butler.
The President.
The President, accompanied by sew
eral members of his Cabinet and large
number OF personal friends. will visit
Leesburgh, Virginia, tomorrow, to at
tend the Loudon County Far. The
party will return In the evening.
Death ofGenoraI DeIafeid.
Brigadier General Delafcld died here
last night, he has been on the retired list
sipceuce 1866. General DeIafeld en- :
tered the service in 1918 as second lieu
tenant OF engineers in 1864 he was
promo,td 10 The rank as Brigadler Gen
era! aud Chiet OF Engineers.
Secretary Richardson.
Rumors are again rife relative to the
early retirement OF Secretary Richard
son from the Treasury Department
! This far, however all Efforts have failed
to secure tue slightest confirmation.
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sTEAn ENGIVEs, BOILERS

MA OH % Ell Y.
Stationary and Portable Steam EpDnss
Pres. CirculaT. Gang and Suisy saw Sills !:
Portable and ttatiOnaTy Flourng Nlllg,
Sugar Cane NILS and hugAT Pans, Narrow
Gauge LocomOtvss and Dummy Hn. ines
Tor ueet roads and mining purpose, new
and secondhand Iron and Wood Working
Machinery Of every description. Rsnd fdT
circular. WASHfSo1Os IRON WORKS,
90 Vesey street., New 'ork.
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Com missioner sale.

TN Pursuance OF 4 DECREE OF
/ the NUM- ipal Courr OF " heelin West
Nirg mia eiier' q on the I'm day OF sept
emuer 1873, In the chAncery eau In said
Court pending, wherein henry Tiemsn IL
compl ineut, and /. Y. Jones, adminlsti a.
tor Of the estate LfN. Richardson. decesBt d,
and olhes 3, are defendants. / shall ~ spc
cinl Commits ioner rmvd In said decree,
offer al public sale, aI the mont door Oi the
court Hou.e OF OHIO county, VIVA, ,on
wednesday, The 5ih day OF Nov. 1879,
commencing 1T II o'clock A. n the follow
ing described real tIIa'e, that r. to cay the
eastern portion OF lot No ~, III Michael
urRham's edition 10 the city o. Whe' ling,
fronting forty feet IN the south side OF
Quincy stree, and ru ming back one hun.
dI ed feet TO the alley, with the three story
brick house. brick stable aud other out
buildings thereon.
TERA5UF ShLF-One third OF the pur-
chase money, and such other sum As tn :
purchaser may elect, IN cash. the Dalsrce
In two equal aunuaI 'nstallmenis. the pur-
chaser giving bonds with approved security
for the deferred instsllmenU, aid bonds TO
bear interest fr I'm daY OF sale. sale subject
10 confirmation by the Court, and tile TO
be retained until the purceD none, ~ all
paid !. +. JONFP,
ocl3-toaw Fpsc'a! Commissioner.
The above sale Is al ourned until Mon
day, November I7th. 1873.
IF JONES.
ETec'al Coum.aslOncr.
yERVEY Auctt.pEar
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NEW YORK.
TrIaIOf Boss Tweed.

NEw YORK, November 5.-The
over aud Terminer Court was crowded
this morning in anticipation Of the
commencement of Tweel's trial Tweed
arrived ia the court room few min0
u,.s after II o'clock, and after the usual
courtesies were exchanged between
counsel and client the District Attor-
uey moved that the trial proceed
Judge Davis assen,ed, but Judge FuI.
'erton, one CT Tweed's counsel, handed
him q paper which was evidently q
nomb shell. After q short consultation
with the prosecuting counsel, Judge
Davis ordered recess until half past
one, TO give him time to consult his
brother Judges as 10 what aCtiOc he
would take in the mater. Ii is under-
stood that the paper Is q written pro-
test, signed hy the accused and hls
counsel, otjecliOg TO the case being
tried before Judge Davis on the ground |
that be is prejudiced against the aC-
Cused from presiding at the last term
The trial has been put CH until to-
morrow
The Stokes Juror.
Center has made an affidavit denying |
all the charges against him. He de-
MES conversing about the case in Hills
saloon; also that he ,aid one Of the
Jurors had sold himself for five hundred |
dollars, or that he was ever riding 10 |
carriage with q brother OF Stokes.
the affidavit winds up by saying that
ieponent rendered a conscientious ver-
j Ct in the Stokes case in accordance !
with the evidence.
Mexican ScWy.
TIE H.~o3 sprecial from MG;amoras
asys the revolutionary forces in Sonora |
have been annihilated by the Govern
men, toops, and the same result Will en-
-1c TO ;hose who are implicated IN the
outbreak 8. Coupala. The insurgents
,u A.gGt.l.n. have submitted 10 au'
,nor;ty Of the government. News OF
General GarCpas dea:h il confirmed.
Tie D.ro official Gays that the MeXl-
cla government will not accredit e
minister 10 the Republic OF Gautamaia.
EricKie er>' ";T'ke.
The hrickIeyera' strike threatens to
..5nme Cr5a.er proportions. They have
. ,ro.ect;ve fund Of ten ,Eougcnd dol
w.. Uorl. ~, c-.o. ,,o,v rau
I,II..., ,I'r.,,,ho,. taa o,... 10 o,,.-s.
.v stopped.
The T;Ixyiuc. StPnuCr
Nothing has yet teen heaTd OF 'Ae
Anchor line steamer IsmaiiI2, and the
rrobal;l.tv is. She j. los, with al on |
%oo-j Tro~o ;.s,;l ,o;,. rroIohI.
..-uo. i...i v,....I- ~ = T.Ts.,
~, '1S' sue .'',T maze r., " ever" i7'nuu
- H.'s. Cy'nS u',ao'fl' i ne "I'lIaS ,l; snIs w
ave. u",I'' "sT'''' '""' NE Il is"'aLI" . a.
U''.'1''-''' "'''' 80. '''l 'i'7 p"i'' o.. o5
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l"s c'se 0. 9N'''H@' % 'n' / ''~'''s.
"a7 aSan before judge Sncner to-
Nv, III. Io.rt % he decided b,irr, !
..Ga.Lo-,i,, .i.,,.,.,n e S5o,Ls !,
lawful. After arcumcar. SLarks was /
discharged Iy ovirr a the Court.
Thr press on ,ne Ilcc,iors.
TIL, V--.J.sv. "Tkp most imro--
,,. I,.. a.. o,.a.-.
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The legislature. will doubtless, be
Democratic on joint ballot. the Demo-
srats having 10000 or 1900 majority
in the Assembly and the Republicans
1000 or a. 900 in the Senate.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRrpAT. Octobe1 81. 49,

Mr.. Thsyer from The Com mittee on
E sctioDs aud Privileges submitted 9
report stating that they had examined
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6h ta O0PFB DAYi Agsnts wanted
po W OVAL cla,seS Of working people,
VI eithI s+1, young or ola. MAKE more
Easnts1 or al the time, thsn nj auythfuQ
else. Particulars free Address:
u sIlSsOS CO., Portland, Maine,