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SENATE AND HOUSE OF
DELEG ATES.

The followia, is list OF the Sena.
tors and Delegates elected October
10th, 1876 1t will b. seen that 5u,
Que Republican was elected to the
Senate. and but fourteen Republicans
elected to the Ilousc Of Delegates.
The Democratic members arc in 10
man, aud Republicans in Aalic:
SENATOR'S.
First DMtrict-W II Tarr.
Second District - Love.
Third pis,rict-E NJ. Turner.
Fourth District-D D johnson.
Fifth District-M s Kirtlcy.
Sixth District-Fslix J Baxter.
Seventh Dis.ric.-Wayus Fergu'
son.
Eighth District-W " Adams.
Ninth District-C " Newton.
Tenth District-J p Jones.
Eleventh District-Dlvid Pugh.
Twelfth Dlstrict-C Il Butler.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Observation-Disclosures and Hoffman
Boone-A A Allen.
Braxton-Fishor.
Brotke-Someryille.
Cabsll-E Gibson.
DoddriGgo- Ipm NurtreE.
FAyette-G " Imboden.
GiIncr-Perry Hayes.
Graut-(Republlcan).
Greenbrier-Kylo Bright.
llamrshire-Asa Iliest.
ncock-Scc'iman.
Hardy J Chipley.
HarrisOn-CnnAimgham aud Lu.
Lin.
Jacksou-John II. Riley.
Jefferson-Cross and Hoffman.
Kauawha-FergusOu, Quarter aud
Wilson.
Lewis-W u Arnold.
Lincoln-.I"hn L Wilkeson.
Iogan-Richarl Stratton.
Marion-R Lowe and G II Wells.
Matshall-McFnd'lm and Parrt.
OF.
Mnson-A G Eastman and Jabe:
Beard.
Mcrccr-Wm Davidson.
Mincral-James Robinson.
Monongalia .ucC1uskey and j. B.
Gray.
Monroe-J n Rowan.
Msrgau--Grc"ne.
Ohio-W l. llearn. Robert Simp.
sou, K G Barr aud Joseph ". Nor.
gan.
Fendletou-lenny baoker.
Pocahontas-G W S;ple.
PrestOu-J D Rigg and I';m Eli.
OFT
Putnam-James Stewart.
Raleish-Alfred leekley.
SumMcrs-B ? Gooch.
T,lcr--MrdmaH.
Upshur-r j Farnswor,h.
Mayue-llurstOn SpurIOok.
WeIzcl-A J Calvert.
Wirt-Sliriz.
First Delegate Distriut--Chancel-
lOr.
Second Delegate District-4 S Hall
md Knots.
Third Delegate Distrir,-.(Demo-
rat
Fourth Delegate DiStriCt-E Hut
on.
Fifth Delegate Distric,--H Sam.
lies.
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Hayes could not succeed unless he
should carry all six of these States,
uhilu Tilden's election was insured
with any one Of them.
y dispatch from New York dated
$3.50 z. NJ. but not received in Wheel.
Ing until 5 o'clock, confirmed the stu.
alton as above. and stated that both
parties claimed all of the above States,
thus making Tllden's chances US six 70
one for Hayes. This fact kept up
Democratic confidence without any
pereep,ibls aaggiug. and otfersto bet
that Tildsn would DO Tue President
were freely offered, but no takcr,
fou nd.
And this is about the way the matter
stood until near 10 o'clock, when Nor.
,ou's dispatch from San Francisco to
Goyerno or Hayes, informing him that
California, Oregon aud Nevada had
cast their votes for him, was received.
Dispatches followed closely on the
heels Of this tina. Wisconsin had gone
for Hayes by majority Of about 8, 900.
Louisiana and Florida we're then sue.
ccssive'y claimed by the Republicans,
and Democratic enthusiasm scnsitly
diminished. A dispatch from ,Colum.
bus announced that the Republicans Of
that city were wild with excitement,
aud that they were sersnading Cover.
aOr Hayes at his residence as the
President elect. In this city, the Re.
publican enthusiasm went up to the
boiling point. by II O'clock they
we're parading the streets with fie aud
drum aud the "C0mmunislic rabble"
could not hold 4 candle to that "houl.
ing mob" for the hileousuess of it,
nOise-at least to Democratic ears.
But our friends still chung to bop.
that Nevada was ours; that Florida
was still to DO depended upon, and that
Louisiana had cast large majority for
Tildcn aud Hendricks if her'yo were
honestly counted. As tho conviction
was Grm that but one electoral vote
(or one State) was required to make
1'ilden'S election sure, the Democrats
kept q stiff upper lip through tho
night.
DISPATCHES from Louisiana showed
that tho Republicans depended upon
throwing out returns in Louisiana in
order 10 turn that State into the Hayes
ranks. II this is dono, the conviction
is firm that the House Of Representa-.
tiYes will not consent to It's being
counted, and that the election VI Pros.
ideat will thus DO thrown into the
House. In this case, Of course. Tildeu
will DO elected President, and the
Senate would make Wheeler Vice.
President.
That's tho way it looks at ibis writ.
iug-mid.uight.
2. S.-About one O'Clock Florida
ca'nc 10 booming for Tildan. aud then
tho Democrats took possession Of the
streets, with music, torches, and
tornado Of huzzahs. So we 60, soc.
saving.
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RESULTS OF THE ELECTION.

From an article 10 publish from
the Register Of the 9th, it will be seen
that Tllden has certain 1874 electoral
votes. and Hayes $50.
Dispatches received hero since the
issue Of tho Register, gives Hayes
South Carolina, Wisconsin, Oregon
and Nevada, which increases his vote
in the electoral College to l73, LOui-
siana and Florida claimed BY both par.
ties /; but we have no doubt, upon a
fair count, it will be found that Til.
den hos carried both Statcs. The dis.
patches Of TiIdcu's ecr.tary indicates,
that the Republicans are attempting to
falsiiy tho returns i'll Louisiana, SO Us
to give that State to Hayes One
hundred and eighty. FIVE votes is neces'
sary to a choice, and it will be seen
that Tilden lacks, without Louisiana
and Florida. but ono vote to make
him President.
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The Presidential Election.

The people Of the United States may
well cong rasulate Themselves on the f
nal result Of the Presidential election
for the year 1876.
That Samuel ]. Tildcn is elected
President Of the United States, by a
fair, honest vote Of the American peo.
pie, wo have no doubt: The States Of
Louisiana and Florida, to DO officially
heard from, we have no doubt cast their
vote for Samuel J. Tildcn. which swelIs
bis electoral vote to l9G-ll more
votes than is necessary to elect him
We hope for fair and honest count Of
tho popular vote Of those two States
If they are fairly counted and they
cast their votes for Hayes and thereby
cleo. him BY one electoral vote, tho
whole American people will bow and
yield peaceful obedience to the popular
verdict; but il on the contrary. as is
intimated by the dispatch published in
this paper from Tilden's private secrc-
tary, those two States arc unfairly and
improperly counted, and popular will
defeated by fraud and wrong, then We
hope that The honest masses Of the Re.
publican party will mite with the
Democrats in demanding that Congress
shall right the wrong thus Inflicted
upon the rights Of the American people.
The ID Article Of the Constitution Of
the United States provides THAT the
electors shall meet in their respective
States and vote ty ballot for two per-
sons. Of whom one at least shall not be
an inhabi,ant Of tho same State with
themselves. They shall make list Of
all the persons ystcd for, and the
number Of voles for each; which list
they shall sign and certify, and ,rauS.
init sealed to the seat Of Government Of
the United States, directed to the Pres
ident Of the Senate. The President Of
the Senate shall, in the pres
ence Of the Senate and House Of Rep
resen;atiyes, open oil Of the certificates,
and the vote shall then be counted"
Thus il will be seen that the Con-
grtss Of the United States has authority
and power to count the votes and de.
clare the result. If tue vote is not
fairly counted in any State, and any in
justice has been done, Congress un-
doubleday has the power to correct it.
We hope for the peace, happiness and
prosperity Of tho country; and that
equal and exact justice mny
ba donc to the people Of every
State Of the American Union. That
Samuel J. Tilden will be a wise aad
good President, We have no doubt.
lie is man Of great ability, and
knows how to govern great States No
man need fear, under lis admiuistra.
ton that be will not have secured to
him oil The rights and privileges the
laws Of his country throws around him.
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Sand Fork.
President,
Tildea 53-Huyes s.
Congressman,
Wilson 5.i-Scost 7.

Up to going to press, Friday
evening, the official returns FROM Skin
Creek had not been received.
Tho Democratic majority in Lewis
county is 100 estimating Skin
Greek at rs; and it is with some
pride that We congratulate the Denoc.
racy Of the county upon their gallant
victory The result shows what the
party can do when united aud with
anything like proper organization.
We hope hereafter that the Democrats
Of the county will bury all past differ.
ences and be united party.
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ey EDWARD 5. GroKEs. who shot
Jas Fisk, Jr., was released from bis
confinement few Gays ago. the term
Of bis scatc1ce having expired.
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COLONEL WiLsoS's majority 10 this
District will be III tho ueighborbO0d Of
1000.
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TuE Democratic majority in tue
State will DO about 10000.
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TBssEE De agl2Is9Rgg
McMAuA MovemSev .AS
10 THE PATRONS OF TIE
DEMOCRAT.

We have sold to T. A. Edwards
tho WESTON DEMOCRAT and transferred
to him tho subscription list and the
amounts due on tho same-Mr. Ed.
wards is to furnish subscribers who
have paid. the paper for their unex.
pired terms and he IS entitled to all un'
paid subscriptions Of the present snb'
scribcrs.
JAS. W. NOPF:NDIX & Co.
Weston, October %.
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hackers Creek.

McLauslllin's Sore.
President.
Tilden 1l0-Haycs lO2.
Congressman,
Wilson 111-Scott 90.
Jane Lew.
President,
Tildcn l5O-unys 80.
Congressman,
Wilson 151-Scott 50.
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LAND SALE.

u. T. Smith Cx'r of
John ". Corothers decd
vs.
Nm. D. Smith, anu others,
By virtue Of a decree Of the County Court
Of Lewis CoMnty, pronounced In the abore
rscited cause, will AS Commissioner 10
front Of the Court House door Of Lewis
County, on the first day of the December
term Of the County Court o: said County,
sell tho
200 ACRES OF LAND
named IN said cause, to the highest bidder,
upon credit of6. u and Ia monihs-tLc
purchaser executing bonds NTH good sccur-
ity, bearing interest from date, and lien
will he retained upon the land asa further
security.
I'm. E. Arnold,
COm'r
Oct. 30-i
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Stockholders Of the Weston and Yves,
Fork Railroad Company, who have not paid
up in fall the assessments heretofore made,
Arc requested 10 make IMMEDIATE pay.
Inen', rs II Is impossible 10 proceed with
the work Without funds.
n. ". HARRISON. Treasurer.
Weston, Nov. 9 1870.
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Court House.
Court House.

President,
Ti;len 270-Ilaycs IT'S.
Congressman,
Wilson 275-Scott liz,
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0ne shnt of an election. The States
regarded as having certainly gone for
Hayes we're:
ELECTORAL VOTE FOR HAYES.
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4 LARGE
Official Returns.

Below will DO found tho official vote
Of Lewis county for President aud
Congressman
Collins Settlement.
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Frcenla.l's Creek,

Frccnla.l's Creek,
Bailey House.
President,
Tilden 106-Hayes lao.
Congressman,
Wilson l07-Scott 1879.
Frecman's Creek.
President,
Tildcn S0.llayc, 50.
Congressman,
Wilson S5-Scott 10.
Leading Creek.
President,
Tildcn 54-llayes 63.
Congressman,
Wilson 54-Scott 63.
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Having associated orr
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purpose Of conducting tho
DRUG TRADE. ". cali
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STATE OF OHIO
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