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A question for the People OF
tIiis Congressional District.

The majority oil the people oI '"''
Congressional district are not Secession
lists. Why then do they want to elect a
seceasionist to represent them in Con-
gress The old saying is, Like priest
like people," Freely translated, this
means that people should be
known by their representative. In
religion the priest is supposed to
represent and lead the people. In poll,
tics the chosen law maker Is supposed in
like manner to represent and lead the
people. We are to choose member oi
the highest law making body in this
country next Tuesday. He is TO be the
representative Of the theories and wish.
es OF the people OF this district in
Congress. He is to speak and vote on
behalf OF measures that may as nearly
concern tho we'll being OF this District as
the great measure upon which he SO
cruelty iorsook US at Richmond in 1861.
He is believer in the right Of q State to
secede from the Union. How soon he
may be called upon to vote on some
measure that may involve the right
OF the Government to enforce its
authority over y recusant State none
Of US can now tell. We all know
that we are exposed to this danger
at any time. Ought we to send a
man to Congress who within the last five
yeam-no later than 1S72-put bimsell
on the record rs in favor Of Secession.
This record has been made public. It is
found on page l74.5 Of the official proceed
ings OF the Constitutional Convention
that sat at Charleston, West Virginia
in 1872. Col. Wilson, in common with
the leaders OF the Democratic party OF
this State, there recorded himself us
voting NO on a resolution affirming that
West Virginia has "no right or authority
to withdraw from the Government OF the
United States"
The leaders Of the Democratic party in
this State, in that convention, voted en-
mnsse against this resolution. Major
Mathews was there, Ben Martin
was there, Col. Ben Wilson was
there, and Mr.. Faulkner was there, all Of
them with the taint Of rebellion on their
garments, and Of course they all voted
for secession. Whatelsc could we expecH
Their effort was then, is now and always
will be, to make the "lost cause" re-
spectacle. The question for every man,
Democrat or Republican, to decide is,
shall Secession be exalted in the National
Councils at the expense Of the Union
loving masses Of the country =?
Shall we single SsceSsiOnsts out as
onr choice for rulers aud law max
crs? Shall we prefer them 10 men
who were opposedto secession? Shall We
stand by and allow the secession element
in the Democratic party 10 force such
nominees on the public over the heads OF
the Union men in their party? Shall we
risk oil the contingencies Of the future
in their hands?
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Weather Report.
WAX DkfAtThkAT,
OFPIcR or TIEE CHIKP SIGNAL 0PPICER,
WASHINGTON, D, C., November ST. A, n.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising barometer, southwest to northwest
winds, stationary or lower temperature
and continued cloudy, followed by partly
cloudy and clear weather.
For the Lakes, rising barometer, north.
west to west winds, cooler, cloudy wea.
ther, and possibly rains.
For the Lower Lakes, stationary or
rising barometer, west and southwest
winds, and cooler, cloudy and threatening
weather. rig grr
The rivers change but little, except a
fall in the Ohio.
Cautionary signals continue at stations
on the Atlantic coast and along the lakes.
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FIRE RECORD.
Large Destruction nnd Little
INSURANCE.


Insurance.
MEMPHIS, November "a fire at
Grenada, Miss, yesterday morning orig
mated in the grocery store Of L. Myers
burg, on Green street. There was a
strong wind blowing at the time which
soon swept the flames over row ofsmall
frame buildings, after which Miss HUI
fington's millinery establishment, N. G.
Snyders bank, and George Galladay's
grocery were burned. The fire then cross.
edthestreet, destroyingthe marble corner,
W. c. McLain's law office and residence,
and the Republican newspaper Office. The
total loss will exceed S35, 900, with only
about 1900 insurance.
ST. LOUIS, November E2.-Three ice
houses, belonging to George 10y, and
several stables and small outbuildings,
were burned in Carondolet yesterday at.
ternoon, entailing loss Of about SIC, 900;
insurance $4,000, in local companies.
HUDSON, n. Y, November 2.-The
glove factory Of II. D. Simpson, in Chat.
ham village, was burned to-day. Loss
not ascertained, insurance $4,000.
WAREHOUSE BURNED.
ST. LOUIS, November IA large ware.
house in the rear Of the drug store Of A.
A. Miller, No. III Washington avenue,
containing oils and varnishes, caught
fire between 4 and 5 o'clock this evening,
resulting in the total destruction OF the
stock and building, valued at S25,000.
Insurance $4,000, as follows: Atlas,
Hartford, $1,000; Globe, Boston, $1,000;
St. Joseph Fire and Marine, ST. Joseph,
No, 81 600; Mississippi Valley, Memphis,
81, 600; Richmond Fire Association, ST..
$50; Reading, Pa, 81, ,250; Boatmen's, Pa,
$500; Pennsylvania, Pa, s., 1850; tnsu.
rance Company Of State Of Tennessee,
81 ,250; Trade, New Jersey, 81, l,250; Ger.
man, Buffalo, 81 ,250; Howard, New York,
81 500; Fame, Pa, S2,50O.
NO SESSION TUESDAY.
The Merchants Exchange decided 10.
day to hold no session Tuesday next,
election day.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH WAR.
Seeking Information Under Flag
OF Truce.


Seeking Information Under Flag
of Truce.
BELGRADE, November 2,-The Seryian
Government has instructed Gen, Tcher.
nayef to send flag Of truce 10 Abdul
Kerim, the Turkish commander.in.chiei,
to inquire whether he has been notified
OF the conclusion Of the armistice.
AouMANrA REMAINS NEUTRAL.
BUCHAREST, November 2.-The Rou.
maniGn Senate and Chamber OF Deputies
assembled in an extraordinary session
to-day. The reigning Prince opened the
session with remarkably pacific speech,
in course Of which he said: ave receive
from the guaranteeing powers every in.
ducement TO retain our neutrality. We
are fully convinced that tranquility will
be restored In the immediate future"
ABSOLUTE NEUTRALITY FOR FRANCE,
PARIS, November 2.-Duko dc Cazcs
has declared officially before the Budget
Committee, that the government intends
10 maintain absolute neutrality OF the
complications in the East.
ACCEPTED THE ARAtsTIcE.
ST.. PETERSBURG, November 2.-An
official telegram received here from Gen.
Ignatief announces that the Porte has
accepted the two months armistice be-
ginning November l, and has ordered the
immediate cessation in hoStilities.
THE ARMIES TO RETAIN THEIR POSITIONS.
BELGRADE, November 2.-Itis official
ly announced that both armies will retain
the positions they now hold.
LONDON, November 2.-The Post pub
fishes in an official form, the following
paragraph:
"Turkey having accepted the arnis.
tice, we understand that Russia has taken
immediate steps TO press forward negoti-
alton for the arrangements for all the
pending questions on the basis Of English
proposals"
The Post also states that "the official
investigation shows that only 3,l00 per.
sons were killed by the Turks in Bul.
garia.
A special from Constantinople says it
is believed that the Conference will as.
semble shortly. Dispatches from Paris
also state that the Conference will be
held, and add that representative Of the
Porte will be admitted to it by some such
compromise as that described by the Lon
don Post OF October 3lst, according TO
which the six Powers will deliberate on
the reforms and the Turkish represents
tive will only take aseat when the results
are to be declared
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Respectfully


CHICAGO, November 2.-The city past
ors to-day united with Moody and Sanky
in calling for November 22d and 23d, at
the Tabernacle, Christian Convention,
in connection with the revival, which is
to discuss the topics most vital to the pro.
gress OF Christianity. Arrangements
are making with the hotels and
railroads for reduction TO the dele
gates. Similar conventions were held in
London, Liverpool, Philadelphia and
New York and thousands Of leading
clergymen attended.
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By Telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY LN1ELLIGEN0ER
PHILADELPHIA.
A Case Of over Conadence.


PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-This
morning Mary Gibson, alias Mary Han.
son, was arrested on a curious charge oi
swindling Saml. W. Garrison, Of Jersey
City. He charged that she had obtained
from him the sum OF Sl,4O9 by represen.
tation that relative in Germany had
left her a bequest OF $1,000, which she
had deposited for safe keeping in the
hands Of Cardinal McCloskey. She was
sent to Jersey City for. trial.
CASH ADMISSIONS TO-DAY.
The cash admissions to the Centennial
up to 2. NJ. to-day, were l0G,340.
THE MONUMENT OF DIsHoP ALLEN.
Bishop Aliens monument on the ground
was unveiled precisely at noon. The for
NAL celebration will take place at 8
o'clock.
The weather is delightful.
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nrigham Tries q RepIevin,

SALT LAKE, November 2.-There was
an effort made yesterday 10 repleyin the
property Of Brigham Young that had been
sold at auction by the Commissioner.
The Judge forbade the Clerk OF the Court
to issue and file the necessary papers, but
reconsidered his action to-day and the
papers have been issued, and the proper
" Is now in charge Of the U. s. Marshal.
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LOUISVILLE, November 2.-The con.
tract for the construction Of the new
water works reservoir here has been
awarded to Louisville firm at u cost Of
S435 900, the same TO contain one hun.
dred million gallons Of water.
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A Desperate Killed.

LITTLE Rock, November 2.-W. D.
Stewart, a desperate and citizen of the
Indian nation, who murdered man
named Henry, was arrested near Cotton
Plant, Tuesday, by Deputy Federal Mar
shalS. He attempted to escape and was
ahnt dead
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TURF.

WASHINGTON, November 2.-The races
to-day are we'll attended. The mile and
a half dash for all ages was won by Jno.
Poration, Burgoo second, Tom O'Neil
third. Time 2;4l!.
Second race-miIe heats. Won by
Courier, Moorhen second, Hobkirk third
Time, l:44i, lao.
The riders Of Waco and Leamington
No. 9 were disqualified to ride during the
remainder Of the meeting for foul riding,
and their horses put back bennington to
the sixth place and Waco to the seventh.
The hurdle race Of ! miles, over six
horses, was won BY Risk, Paladin second,
New York third. Time, 2.66.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 2.-Bullion in the
Bank OF England has decreased 100000
during the past week. The proportion
Of the Bank OF England reserve to LA
bility ia 542 per cent.
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WHY should the people elect man
President who says this is not nation I?
Tilden says 1t Is not one. He believes
our ioretathers left us organized revo.
luton" as he said in his famous Kent
letter. Why should he aspire to rule
over organized revolution" He would
make a good President for the ex.rebelS,
but the North prefer man who believes
this Is a nation.
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Johnson the HYnIkist.

LOUISVILLE, November 2.-Frank
johnson who has undertaken to walk
1900 miles In 1900 consecutive hours at
Phoenix Hill Park, this city, completed
1857 miles at SIX o'clock this evening,
He is in fine spirits aud his hackers are
confident he will succeed.
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(MRrkets BY Telsgraph.)
AllenllnnRISnffIn-

EAST LIBERTY. November 2.-CArrLE-
Receipts to-day So cars through and "a cars
OF yard stock, or in all l ,343 head; total for
three days 4,4SS head, Everything sold
out at shade of yesterdays prices. Best
S. 0Oa5 l?; medium to good 81 0Oa4 75; com.
mon to fair s. 25aS IS.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 900 head; total
Tor three days 1910. Workers S. 30a5 30;
Philadelphias SIS 75a6 90.
SHEBP-RcceiptS to-day / 400 head; total
for three days S,4O0 head. None selling.
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New York, November 1.-The Inde'
pendent Greenbackers last night en-
dorsed the Democratic nominees fol-
Mayor, Surrogate and Sheriff, and num-
Der Of candidates from all parties for the
minor Offices.
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n, NFVSSr sort Of reform" the rebel
h. iIpS'acy propose to institute by driv.
T@e w. Southern Republicans from the
S,', ,"a nth 'hOt.gun', stufliug the ballot.
i,,D'.. r'% "a y New lev York and Brooklyn, and
,.,as ..Jss. $1,000 bogus tax receipts in Phil.
oSijs Ss'a ., with which to enable the Dem.
Ns tepeatets 70 vote,
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Suit Filed.

EvANsvILLE, November John J,
Armstrong filed u suit to-day for S2O,
damages against the American Express
Company, alleged have been sustained in
being run over by one Of said company's
wagons,
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ALFONSO Front RloMn Ont.

RoSDour, November 2.-The entire
front OF the residence Of Augustus Sup.
pies, Of this city, was blown out this
morning at 8 o'clock, by a charge Of
powder placed in the window by some
malicious person. The occupRnti Of the
house were uninjured.
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A cable dispatch from Barcelona
Spain, to Captain General Jovellar, an
nounces the establishment there Of u
Colonial Bank, which promises all neces-
sary financial resources for suppreSsing
insurrection.
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NEW YORK, November 2.-Mr. Morrill,,
Secretary Of the Treasury, will deliver
an address in Wall street, Saturday, on
the issues Of the campaign.
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ErnndnIent Naturalization.

NEw York, November 2.-There were
five arrests in Brooklyn this forenoon for
fraudulent naturalization. The regis.
tration officers are looking for Other
known yiolAtors OF the election laws.
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sIarlueInteIIigence.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-Arrived
The steamship Vaderland, from Ant
werp.
SOUTHAMPTON, November 2.-The
steamer Neckar, from New York, has
arrived.
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FRANCE.
Money In the Bank.

PARIS, November 2.-specie in the
Bank Of France has increased 6,SS2,0
francs during the past week.
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Porrsvr1IE, Pa, November John
Welsh, another victim Of the fre.damT
explosion in the ST, Clair mines, last
Tuesday, died this morning.
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Withdraws from the Field.

MEMPHIS, November Seen, Maury,
Independent Republican candidate for
Governor, furnished the following at
midnight tonight:
TO Tie Public: Finding ii impossible to
unite the support relied on for election,
l deem II in the best interest Of the object
desired by my supporters to withdraw
my name as candidate for Governor.
Respectfully,
[signedl GEORGE MAuRY.
This leaves Governor Porter, the Dem
ocratic nominee, Dorsey Thomas, Inde-
pendent Democrat, and Esquire Yardley
(colored), Independent Republican, in
the field.
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AT RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, Va, November 2.-There
was q trotting race to-day at the Fair
Grounds, mile heats, best three In Eve,
for a purse Of 500. The entries were
Adelaide, Lady Maude and Nettie, all
Northern horses. Adelaide won the hrst,
third and fourth heats and tue race.
Nettie won the second heat. Best time,
2:25t.
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DAMAGING FLOODS.

foundations in THE interior of Island
are reported, which have caused great
damage in some Of the richest districts.
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lbsQntslIigetreer:
InnoIntmentS.

-, r,,nE Bar, Of Berkeley county, VIII
l..., yS. f..s ,Ss people Of the Second District
y ,ollOE'' ,.,., x;,b, November Sd.
go'gS1S g.o'g.o"S, Preston county, Saturday
S!ssts Sst,sSS SS'!I%sdi Monday Night, November 9Th
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JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
nar urtII Nnnn
MONONGAHELA HOUSE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
]. MCDONALD Proprietor.
REDUCTION OF RATES.
Rooms with Board $500 to $500, according 10
lncailnn

PASSENGER ELEVATOR RUNNING DAY
AND NIGHT, MAKING ALI FLOORS EASY
OF ACCESS. SAFEGUARDS AGAINST FIRE
OF TIE DEsT ORDER. VENTILATION OF
THE HOUSE PERFECT. HAS THE IMPRov.
Ed ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FROM EACH
CHAMBER.
This House is cligibly located on the
corner of smithield and Water streets, III
the immediate vicinity Of the manufactur.
ing agencies and commanding a fne view
of the Mouongahela River and surround.
ings. ocl7.ddw
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CUBA.


HAVANA, November "a battalion Of
troops 1000 strong, arrived from Spain
yesterday.
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1876. 1877.
West Virginia University.
MORGAEToWN, W. VA.
1877.
-

The Fall Term begins September 4th, with
corps Of ten efficient and accomplished Professors
and Instructors, with all the Departments fully
equipped, and under the Euperintendeney Of HOT.
John ". Scott, p.D., LIZ D., setting President,
recognized standing Is an educator, jultinfS the
expectation Of continued and increasing Iuccen.
Winter Term begins January 3. Spring Term
begins March q. For Catalogue or fuller intornA-
au26-S4W Secretary Of Faculty.
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NOTICE.
Vs.
EllHnrd Rnnaa and nihnfI.

Edward Rouse and others.
10 pursuance Of deeTce Of the County Court oi
Ohio County, W. Va made In the above entitled
cause on tho 10th day Of June, 1876, will on the
9Th day Of August, 1870, At my Office, No. g.
18th street, Wheeling, W. Va, proceed 70 Estate
the account between Administrator Of the aald Ed
ward Rouse, deceased, and the said Fleming and
the said plaintiff and the aid J. N. Kelly and 70
port what Is due between them and the estate Of
The nId Edward Rouse and the priority Of Lien Of
the said creditors and such other matter as may be
REQUIRED by the parties" GE0. E. BOYD,
. Commissioner Of the County Court.
D. PECK Attorney for Plaintiff. jy6!Th
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Hon. E. D. MORGAN, the war Governor
OF New York, and one Of the shrcwdest
politicians in that State, claims that New
York will give Republican majority OF
not less than 10000 for Hayes and the
State ticket. As Mr.. Morgan is the Re-
publican candidatefo Governor this Fall
it is his business to investigate the drift Of
public opinion, and his judgment is fully
as good II not better than that Of
Tflden, aS to the probabilities Of the
result. Chairman Cornell, Of the Repub.
lican State Executive Committee, also
gives assurance OF $4,000 majority for
Hayes and Morgan, and Mr.. Halstead
telegraphs the Cincinnati Commercial that
the Republicans have good grounds for
claiming the State. The Democratic
game Of brag," in which that party
claims the "Solid South" New York,
Connecticut, New Jersey and Indiana, Is
to catch the uniformed and timid voter.
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WESTERN LANDS
HON EsTEADs.

II you want reliable, information, where and how
to get cheap TARM. or government Homestead,
free, send your address 10 y. J. GILMORE, Land
q copy Of Tho Kansas Pacific Homestead.
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SAVANNAH, November 2.-Total inter.
ments to-day Z, Of which were from
fever.
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$55e $77ETsskEi VIZ e AEsG. SaHH.ss SsanH Iss as
AN D DERS0NVILLE.

70 A complete History OF AndcuOnvllle PrIs- G
I-o on, by DR.. X. Z. STEVENSON, Surgeon In 9
- charge, with an Appendix containing the y
< names Of 1900 Union soldiers who died z
III there, with date and cause Of death. Sent u
-, on receipt Of price, $500. A s1lendd cam. nj
" palgn book. TUENBULL BROTHERS, Il
q baltimore, Md.
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A,Iiscrable Excuse.

The Register Of yesterday comes out
with the miserable excuse that having
examined page lG7 OF the Official Jour
nal Of the Convention, and no: finding
Mr.. Willeys resolution recorded therein,
it came to the conclusion that he was a
liar and forger, and SO published him
to the world.
This excuse is on . par with the shame
less atrocity OF the whole performance
No decent paper would have assumed for
moment that a man OF Mr.. Willey's
good character would resort to such a
silly and shallow trick US 10 take up a
copy OF an official report, first telling the
people that it was an official report, and
pretend to read from il a resolution
which he never offered, which was
not in the book, and for which Col. vii.
son and Major Mathews did not vote.
Any decent paper would have taken 1t
for granted that the resolution was in the
book, and. would have looked it up in
stead of branding man Of good repute
as "LrAR" in the headlines Of gross
and unprovoked editorial calumny upon
him.
We do not refer to this matter again
because Mr.. Willey's personal character
in this community needs any vindication
at our hands. No body here or elsewhere
believes him capable OF such bHseness as
was attributed to him by the Wheeling
Register, and therefore the coarse and scan
daIous attack made upon him will simply
recoil upon the paper that was guilty Of
it. As we said on Wednesday, the Re.
publican party and all its public men
can we'll afford to be the objects Of such
atrocious attacks. Il is the Democratic
party OF this city and State that has
cause TO deplore such style OF warfare.
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4 teIurtiOn, during thIs'periOl ........-
4 slsven yeIrs sIOce the WAr0i sCjG. .gg2. .?Io n
n. GnnuIl Interest charge for
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tAnss lnce 1865 ol..........:..... 3ls9I,47O 4
Ils Io1uL expenditures Of tho
Government Ia 1876. rs c0nl-
iSa aot........,.".................. &c. .siO.OIS
Lsl In Petenl taxation more