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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-07
INO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape 6fowlng,
Coal Mining or Market
EAHdabt6n

Un gcCUunt Of advanced aEe An desIrOus Of
changing my residence, and therefore oder for sale
my farm siiIaiei opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the TtTer bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the VII
IaSe o! !flnRvillc. Tho property consists Of co
AcSeA OF hill and table and and Is Of river bottou.
In the hill there MO two sans OF coal, 81 and 81
let thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an foot
Tein OF close texture sind or free stone, an Is foot
vein OF mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying hSi Of dtpahts Of rich aud valuable
character,
On the surface, the Larger portion Of which lies
teuuy GOppS TO the CAsI, and all under direct ex-
Posufc TO the sun, Is Vineyard Of Sc acres, mostly
GItaa III grap-I all in hAe bearing condition, about
-gyeu years DID, which has proven Itself able TO pay
y handsome per cent 10 The cultlTRtoF.
The property is being approached above and be-
Tow by an advancing tide Of PeTtons seeking ANAL
hOmesteAhS, and l. TOW really the only unOccupted
territory between BridgCpoTt and Martins Ferry.
II Il valuable as m investment for capital seeking
safe purchase, and TRlnabe 10 those who want mar
keI gardening ground elnss to the city. II fronts
beautifully upOU the river and commands view Of
the city, The Llini and the whole scenery u the
valley.
The terms Of ale will be onf-thlni cash, lalAnce
10 two annual payments, Pr cent Interest on de-
ferrOd IaymOaiA For further Particular Inquire
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
ia the premises, OF by natl At Bridgeport, Ohio.
APPS
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MEETING OF WEST VIRGINIA. ELEcT'
oRs.-The Eve electors who received the
highest number OF votes at the late cleo
ton met at the Capitol building yester.
day, according to law, TO deposit their
ballots. The electors met in the Gov.
ernor's Office, which was pretty well filled
with ladieA and gentlemen, at 10 o'clock
in the morning. A large number Of in
yited guests were present, among whom
we noticed Rev. J. q. Armstrong, Mayor
Sweeney, Hon. Thayer Melvin, NJ. Reilly,
Esq.,, II. X. List, Esq, Architect Fairfax,
Lewis Baker, Esq, and Col. II. II. Black
burn, Of Martinsburg.
Secretary OF State HedriCk, by request
OF Gov. Jacob, read the proclamation
declaring the votes cast in'the State for
the electors at the election in November
last, and announced that Messrs. W. H.
Trayers, Nicholas 1Eitzhugh, A. PGyser,
Daniel B. Lucas and John Hanson Good,
having received majority of the votes,
were duly elected, in pursuance OF the
laws Of the United States, and the State
OF West Virginia. Individual cerliti-
Gates setting forth a similar statement
were then furnished 10 the electors, who
were then separately sworn by Judge
Melvin, OF the Ohio county Circuit Court.
The oath was in substance that they
should uphold the Constitution ,of The
United States, and the State OF West Vir-
GINA, and faithfully discharge the duties
Of electors to the best Of their several
skills and abilities.
The electors then organized By calling
Mr.. Travers to the chair, and making
Mr.. Lucas Secretary. The udties Of the
electors was stated by ihechairman, after
which ballot was taken for President,
resulting, OF course, in unanimous vote
for Mr.. Tilden. A ballot was then taken
for Vice President, Mr.. Hendricks receiv.
ing all the votes cast.
Mr.. Lucas, the Secretary, prepared the
result Of the votes for transmission by
mail and messenger to Washington, and
for deposit with the clerk OF the District
Courtof this State. Mr., A. peyser was
selected to bear the message 10 Washing.
ton, after which the meeting adjourned
gine CfS
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FEMALE FIGHTERs-Two girls EN-.
ployed at the Central Glass Works en-.
gagged in a muscular Set.to on Tuesday
evening, after working hours, much TO the
amusement OF the sterner sex. The fair
ones walked into one another with de-
termination indicative Of vim, vinegar
and victory. The boys call1ita regular
''scratchn fight. .s..4l. q, .- ..I IL. ..
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Ten thousand yards OF choice new
styles Of dark Plaid Dress Goods at,l0c,
l5lc and l5c per yard. Five hundred
New York, Berlin and Paris made Beaver
Cloth CIoaks, handsomely trimmed, rang
Ing in price from s. 80 TO $35 apiece.
Please call and examine our stock Of Dry
Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper,
&C., &c. Nos. 2Ol0 and 202l Main street.
JouE ROEMER,
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LAST evening the ST. Johns German
Protestant Church commenced their an
nual fair, in the school room OF the
Church, corner Of Market and 18th street.
The same will be continued every even
ing this week. For the first evening the
attendance was quiet and large, with a
good promise Of an increased attendance,
as there are numerous valuable prizes to
be disposed OF. ... .-
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THE CouRrA-UMTED STATES DIS.
rRIcT CouRr-Jadge JdelSon,-The United
States District Court convened in the
court room at the Custom House yester.
day, Judge Jackson on the bench.
The Marshal was ordered TO summon a
grand jury, and the following gentlemen
were summoned a such: Andrew vii.
son, Thomas H. Logan, VIM. s. Goshorn,
Isaac II. Williams, Daniel Darrah, John
Bishop, VIM. T. McKelvey, WIN. Hare,
Arthur Little, John 4; Hubbard, Jas
Launder, Benz. Fisher, John B. Lukens,
Samuel Tyree, S. NJ. Lowenstein, John $.
Bnrdett and John Hall.
The jury received their charge and re.
tired to their room for the consideration
OF their presentments.
Court adjourned until . p. NJ. to-day.
in consequence Of the funeral Of CIT
Allison.
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THE eminent peanut merchant, Joshua
Scott, Esq, has laid on our table an in.
vitation TO attend "Grand Calico Sol.
rec" TO be given by him on Wednesday
evening, Dec. l2, at OTIS Hall. The
deliberately printed and finely perfumed
missiye presents a highly original pro.
gramme, and sets forth the following
facts, which Il would be well TO bear in
mind
EBHacks will call TO- ladies. Ladies'
must sho' this invitation 10 the ioall
keeper 10 be admitted. ,,,
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IT was the Philadelphia, Wilmington
& Baltimore Railroad company which
presented its employees, at the close Of
the Centennial, with checks varying in
size from 500 to $40 instead ofthc Bal.
timore & Ohio company, az reported.
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session.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, December G.-The Electoral
College voted for Tilden and Hendricks.
MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, December c. The
Electoral College voted for Hayes and
Wheeler.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, December G.-The State cleo.
tors met to-day and cast nine votes for
Tilden and Hendricks. +. +. McNelly
was appointed messenger. ....a
, OHIO.
Columns, December G.-The Ohio
electors assembled in the Senate chamber
at u o'clock and cast their twenty-five
votes for Hayes and Wheeler. Benz. F.
Wade was unanimously chosen as messer-
ger to carry the official notification Of The
result OF the vote to Washington.
COLORADO. %
DENVER, Coll, December CLIO r. NJ.
The Presidential Electors for Colorado,
met here to-day and cast their votes for
Hayes and Wheeler, and appointed Otto
Mears as Messenger.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, December 6.-The Elec-
tors met at Madison, Wis, At noon To-
day, and cast 10 votes for Hayes and
Wheeler.
VTJTNoT.
SpRGNGFIELD, December G.-The ILL
nois Electoral College cast 81 votes to-
day for Hayes and Wheeler.
MARYLAND.
ANNAPOLIS, Mp, December 6.-The
vote Of the Electoral College was cast for
Tilden and Hendricks.
NEW YoRK.
ALBANY, n. Y, December 6.-The
Electoral College voted for Tiden and
Hendricks, and then took recess.
LATER.
At half past twelve the College com.
pleted its works and adjourned.
LOUISIANA. ...
New ORLEANS, La, December 6.-The
Hayes and Wheeler Electors, bearing
certificates from Gov. Kellogg, met in the
Senate Chamber and cast unanimous
vote for Hayes and Wheeler.
The Tilden and Hendricks Electors,
with certificates signed by John McEnery,
Governor, met in the House Of Represen.
tatives and voted for Tildon and Hen.
bricks.
@ ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 6.-The
Democratic Electors met to-day and voted
for Tilden and Hendricks. L. G. Mead
was elected messenger. DIV.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, December 6.-The Electoral
College met to-day and cast 10 votes for
Tilden and Hendricks. The proceedings
were all in due form, and no objection
was made to any Of the Electors, as had
been intimated. .....
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was adj
mittetl to record in the office Of The Clerk
OF the County Court yesterday:
Deed made Dec. 4, 1876, by James Nc.
Donald, for 40 acres and 100 poles Of land
in Triadelphia district; s..
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BIBLE SocrEr1Es-It is said that the
auxiliary Bible societies in this State owe
the American Bible Society s., 4S9 81 for
Bibles ordered in Monongalia and
KanaWha counties. About one-Sixth OF the
families are without Bibles, and an at
tempt is now being made to establish a
depository for Marion county at Fair.
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A LARGE crowd OF men and boys was
in attendance at the police court yester.
day morning, in anticipation Of hearing
the examination Of u notorious woman
Of the town known as Alice Leverage,
The police should keep the court room
clear Of boys during such trials.
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HELMBoLDs BucHu is still in the re.
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAW
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, December 6.-The Electoral
College met to-day and cast 10 votes for
Tilden and Hendricks. The proceedings
were all in due form, and no objection
was made TO any Of the Electors, as had
been intimated,
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LoGRENIA AGAIN. Manager Hamilton
has been playing Logrenia at Steubenyille
the past three nights, with considerable
success. Mr.. Hamilton has not yet re.
turned home, but from the notices we see
in the Steubenville papers, We cannot be-
lievc but that lie has been successful.
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NABBED AN ovERcoAr.-A sneak thief
yesterday morning nabbed an oYereoat
troma dummy in front Of Kline & Adler's
store, on the corner Of Alley B. The po-
lice were put on the scent but failed 10
catch The Inlet. RFFLEs IL -.-.--
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GIFT DISTRIBUTION
dhe9atelligsnrer.
THURSDAY, DEC. 2, 1867. ;


Clothing-M. Gutman &Co.
0fal-List, Davenport & Parks.
City Sergeant-Wm. Pursell.
Brackets, &c.-E. L. Nicoll.
Furs Cleaned and Repaired.
Grand Gift Distribution-head Of local.
Special Conclave-head Of local.
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The SCHocKEY.HoBBs CAsE.-ln an.
other part OF this paper our readers will
find card from Messrs. Lamb, Hubbard
and Clark, counsel for the defense in The
case OF Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.
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NLw YoRK, December CA Tallahas-
see dispatch says: Mr.. Pascor Chairman
Of the Democratic Committee, telegraphs
to Speaker Randall yesterday, to hurry
the Committee up as important witnesses
were in the city and could be held for a
few days. r,.f.tl..I
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THE literary societies are all orgsniz.
ing for the winter. These associations
perform a valuable work, and should be
encouraged, Especially are they deSira.
BILE in country districts and small towns.
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THE SrYLEs.-Ladias wearing the lat.
est "Pinback" and striped silk stockings
are very liable to contract stubborn
coughs or colds, and should not neglect
to procure DR.. Bulps Cough Syrup in
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THERE is an ugly and dangerous hole
on Chapline street At the intersection Of
18th. A horse attached to 4 cart loaded
with coal fell down in the hole Yesterday,
and was extricated With considerable DIFF
fculty. ---.- }
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A COMPLAINT has been filed at police
headquarters against a number Of boys
who attend the Third Ward night school
and who are In the habit Of behaving In
disorderly manner after school is dis.
missed,
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WHEN one Of pedestrians legs
strikes.du north and the other due south,
and his shoulder blades come in contact
with the frozen pavement, there Is no use
in him getting up and trying TO walk oil
jauntily. Everybody knows he's hurt.
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USPoRTuSArE.-Mr. Theo. Roller, OF
Krsmer's Band, has been unfortunate OF
late. Mr.. Roller has lost two children
by scarlet fever within week, and two
others are lying very sick.
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TIL" boys" of Clay District went up to
the hill last night and fired of LOT OF
rockets in honor Of the election OF Hayes
and Wheeler. We hope the "boyS" will
not be mistaken,
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The Grand Centennial Hotel, New
York, was the first le.ding hotel:to re.
duce and schedule its rates according to
the location OF its rooms. II now charges
81 so and IS 90 per day. cod.
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Hartford, December G.-The Electoral
College voted for Tilden and Hendricks.
MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, December c. The
Electoral College voted for Hayes and
NVLnnlor
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DER meat ought 70 Be getting cheap
pretty soon from the way the animals are
being brought down every day in the
Allegheny mountains. But then how eau
one expect deer meat to be cheap.
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LADIEs' fine kid side lace shoes for
Sc %, worth s. %, at
L. V. BLoND's, 1135 Main street.
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Pol1cE CouRT-Julgt Ora alatr.

P0LlCE COuRT-Ju4LYt Ca HIFlsT' B
Five cases were before His Honor yes,
terday mOrning, viz:
Adam KalbASish and Joseph RObrecht
we're fined 50 aud costs each for disorder
" conduct.
Alice Leverage, Patsy Akin aud
August Bowers were charged with pros
titution. Leverage and Akin were sent
up forthirty days each, but Bowers got
of upon payment Of fine oiSiO and costs,
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NoTIcE.-Gseat Bargains In Dry
Goods and Carpets and Best Style dark
yard wide Chimes for 10 cents per yard, at
]. ". FERnELH.
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Cry PEaoNAIs.--Tom DnH, the popu'
lar pilot, is in town.
The following Wheeling gentlemen
were at Little Washington yesterday,
taking in the cremation exercises: Messrs
&. IL. MotIat, S. l.. Brice, Spauldine
Wallace, DR.. ]. c. Hnpp, DR.. Geo. Baird,
". Il. Oxtoby, l. +. Jones, DR.. Uhlric.
Rev. C. II. Unidentified. Of the diocese
OF New York, is assisting Father KrenscI
at the St. Alphonsus Church.
Gen. n. God, o. S. District Attorney
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon,
and is stopping at the Mcclure.
Rev. F. s. De Haas, D. D., lectures on
"Egypt and the Holy Land" at Steuben'
Vile tomorrow night.
The Emerson Mlnstrels are booked for
the Opera House on the 18th and 10th
inst.
The Great Kiraliy's will appear at'the
Opera House in Jules Vernes' around
the World in Eighty Days"
Mrs. Chanfrau is booked for the Opera
House for three nights during this month
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NEW HAMrsHIRE.


HARRISBURG, December G.-The Penn.
sylyania electors met in the Senate cham.
Der to-day. DR.. J. Morrill, being absent,
Henry A. Boggs was chosen in his stead.
The unanimous vote Of the college was
cast for Hayes for President and Wheel
err for Vice President. VIM. Cameron
was selected 10 act as messenger to con-
vey the certificate Of the college to Wash
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MONTGOMERY, ALA, December The
Democratic Electors met to-day and voted
for Tilden and Hendricks. L. G. Mead
was elected messenger. ...
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FIRE RECORD.
DistiIlery Burned.

PEORIA, December G.-TeIl & Francis
distilIery burned last night. Loss $780,
900; partially insured: rgsg5.ElJ
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CANE i, plenty and cheap this year.
Squirrels and rabbits were sold at the
Second Ward market Yesterday for twelve
and half cents each.
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A STONE cart belonging to the city
broke down on the corner OF Chapline
and 18th streets yesterday.
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FIFTY pairs OF those tine kid side lace
shoes left. Hurry up you want to get
pair before they are all gone, at
L. Y, BLIoNp's,
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The County Court has adjourned over
until Friday morning at 9 O'Clock.
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If you have money, you can get Bar
gains now at the Dry Goods and Carpet
Store Of J. W. FERREI-
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THE Clerk Of the County Court issued
no marriage licenses yesterday.
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Go SEE!-Another reduction in dry
goods and carpets at ]. W. FEHREL's,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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A BIG rush for those lsdies' 6ne kid
side lace shoes, at L. V. BLoHD's.
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THE night schools are now 10 full
blast, and are fairly attended.
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TAG reporters say that yesterday was
the "dulle't day in the business"
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VIZ always want 10 be ahead. Spring
in three months.
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Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
are Gen. Goff, Of ClarkSburg, and J. ".
Gallaher, Of MonndsVille.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Electoral College,

MONTPELIER, VI, December G.-.Ald'
rich, the contesting elector appeared TINS
morning with his counsel before the
Electoral College. His counsel informed
the College that Aldrich wished TO take
part in the deliberations and TO protest
against Henry N. Sollace taking any
mart. Roswell TaThour, objected TO
hearing outside parties, and the College
nroceetied to ballot. Aldrich offered his
vote for Tilden and Hendricks, but Il
was refused, The five votes were declared
for HAYES and Wheeler. Aldrich called
special attention Of the Chairman 10 the
fact that he offered his vote. Geo. Nichols
was appointed messenger TO carry the
votes 10 the President Of the Senate. The
College refused to hear anything from
the counsel for Aldrich, and adjourned.
Aldrich submitted protest 10 the
electors Of Vermont against tho action OF
the Board in permitting Sollace to vote,
and excluding him from voting, AID
rich asked Nichols to carry his vote 10
Washington, and was refused. He then
appointed himself messenger and signed
his own certificate Of votes, which was in
common form, and gave Nichols notice
that he should go 10 Washington at the
same time he did, and present his vote
and fight 1t out in Congress. Aldrich
his not been sworn in as an elcctor. ~
BosroN, December 6.-The Electoral
College OF this State, cast unanimous
vote for Hayes and Wheeler.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD n. H, December 6.-The Elec:
tofal;College cast her vote for Hayes and
Wheeler.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., December G.-The
electors for this State met at Bristol this
p. NJ, and cast their votes for Hayes and
Wheeler. Mr.. CorliSs declined the pos.
ition Of elector, and the vacancy was
filled by electing WIS. States who was
also elected by the general assembly.
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compositors Wanted.

Two or three Compositions wanted at
the INTELLIGENcER Job Office, imme-
diately. ...
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ASHES or \ little sawdust scattered on
the sidewalks just now, would save the
temper OF pedestrians, and perhaps save
injury.
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AN internal revenue flag was flying
from the Custom House yesterday.
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Do You want to buy house? See al
vertisement and examine property for
sale by James A. Henry.
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THE funeral OF Col. Allison will take
place this morning at 10 o'clock, from his
late residence, No, S23 Market street.
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The boys were skating on the creek
yesterday.
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RICHMOND, December 6.-The Elec-
toral College for Virginia met in the
State Capital to-day. II. c. Allen was
elected TO gil the vacancy in the College
caused by the absence of +. W. N. Holll-
day, one Of the Electors at large. A unani.
NOUS vote was cast for Tilden and Hen
bricks. Edward S. Gregory was ap.
pointed messenger.
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CREMATION seems to take the Palm.
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WILMINGTON; DEL, December G.-The
Delaware electors met at Dover to-day,
and cast their votes for Tilden and Hen.
dricks, and appointed John Q. Gordon as
messenger. ..r.
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THE freight traffic on the CAP. road
is very heavy q, present. and keeps the
engines busy,
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The printing commissioners meet at
tho Capitol to-day and award the con.
tract for public printing.