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By authority conferred on me as commissioner, by
virtue Of decress passed By the District Court Of
Wheeling, in the above three several chancery
causes; shall proceed roc on
i've tracts Of land HEREINAFTER mentioned, to seI At
As hd Sy sa Of as s
yeyanees to George Mashingto President Of the
Sisees Of Robert Harper and others, as existing and
held by the United States, on the soth day Of No
eson Se Sf Of
property includes the site Of the old Armory build
o7 land and bu6 9erdeTng on Inc Potomac siTef tVtR
OF the town Of Harper's Ferry, as laid down the
OF ssa used n 6e o ale
at said place with the canals dams and other priVi-
ana IN @ Se oh a sp 1857
road bed of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
second-An Of the valuable water power entire OF
the Shenandoah river, at Harpers Ferry, held by
6racng the site Of the rifle factory, with ali the ap
thereto dHe4PPgnE as lot
Ss St9aS IN as RT IN
Of said property and said 20 Of f HaIPer 5p
by direction of the War Department In 1852, being
ontng % feet on SRensndoa sree ranniGg
through to the Shenandoah river intersected by an
These lots situated the Intersection Of the
Shenandoah with the Potomac, near the business
portion of said town, and are considered desirable
and valuable
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent. OF the amount
for which each of said lots sell will be required Of
the respective purchasers on the day of sale. For
the residue OF the purchase money credit Of one
and two years will be given, the purchaser execut-
ing bonds, in equal amounts, (with good personal
security bearing interest from day of sale. A lien
on the property sold will also be retained to secure
the payment Of the purchase money.
Tie above suits were instituted by the United
hereinbefore described to sale, and applying the
proceeds of sale to the discharge of the bonds
cuted defendants in said SUITS at the sale OF said
property made by the United States In 1859.
Any additional information as to this property,
its sifurton, condition and purposes for which 1t Is
adapted. win be furnished by the undersigned who
solicits correspondence on the subject.
Copies of said map of sale, referred to above, to-
gether with additional description of said property
application. This property is considered among the
most valuable in the country for manufacturing pur
poses on account of Its remarkable water power.
n. GOFF, Jr., Commissioner.
ARKsBURG. W. VA, July "a. 1876. jyZ7-Thtd
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gztiauai. 8spablifau
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Monetary.

Monetary.
| WAsHIxeFoy, Thursday evening, Aug. 81.
In New York to-day money was easy; offered
at 2. Exchange quiet at 4s71z. Gold weak
at 1lo@llOH Rates for carrying, 2.
The Sub-Treasury balances a. New York to-
day: Gold, $35, ,O95; currency, 81, In, ,s35.
The sub-Treasurer paid out $4,000 on account
Of. interest and 10000 for bonds. Customs 70.
cefpts, 100000.
Government bonds active and unsettled at
the following closing quotations:
SIS. 1881. couDon.....lIB 6-2o's. 1868 IlslS
FPS, IsSS SS::::.....IIsS New nVes............iiS4
S0s, lS6S, new. lib l0-40's, coupon ,,.lIsI
6-2Os, ,1S67............ll69s l.
State bonds quiet and nominal
The following quotations OF State securities
are furnished by h. d. Cooke, jr., & Co., bankers,
142s T street:
Tennessee SIS, DID,. 4sA Alabama s's......-.. 90
Tennessee SIS, new. 4s15 do. 5'S......... %
Virginia 6's........ p Georgia 6's.....--.... 81
HS do. new........ 25 do. Ts.........,lOi
ssSS sSPsf4s5 seRsol 7s N. odFolina' old.
Louisiana 6s........ Al do. s. tax, III
rs do. s,. new...".. q 8. Carolins. old:..... q
LeVee S'5.s IL do, a. Il o.. q
Stocks active and better.
Inc following were the closing prices Of stocks
by Messrs H. ID. Cooke, jr., & Co.:
Erie .::............... i0a Northwestern go.
LAKE Snore ...-...... 531 do. pref. ..... 6)f
Illinois Central ...... S5Ja Rock Island. ......10sx
Messrs. II. E. Ofiey & Co., bankers northeast
corner Fifteenth and Z streets, repsrt New York
quotations, as follows:
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DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AND
4 TRANSPORTATION FOR TILE INDIAN

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AND
i TRANSPORTATION FOR THE INDIAN
SERVICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, )
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16, 1876.
Sealed proposals for furnishing
3O,9O,0JOpOunds Beef on the hoof.
S950,000 Flour
2645,OU0 Corn.
$4,000 Bacon.
1,112,0O0 Hard Bread.
$1,000 Salt.
1900 Soap.
10000 81 Lard.
10000 Pemmican.
$50 barrels Mess Beef
SIS Mess Pork,
And for TRANSPORTATION OF INDIAN
SUPPLIES will be received at the Lindell hotel,
st. Louis, until noon of "WEDNESDAY, Septem-
Der 6.
Further particulars will be furnished on appli-
cation to this office, to the Lindell Hotel, st.
Louis, to VIM. Nicholson, Superintendent of In
dian Affairs, Lawrence, G. II. BOstwick, Chey-
enne or to the cOmmissaries Of subsistence, Uni
ted States army at Sioux City, St. Paul, or
Omaha. J. @. SMITH,
aulS-et Commissioner.
National Republican., 1876-09-01

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIFE ms RANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CoNN.-oRAGANIzKD 1s4s.
Assets, January 1, 1876 49, 4si, $50. 81; surplus,
n, ,0O4, S.. 81 increase of assets, o. 050, 949 93
JAMES GOODWIN, President; JACOB L.
GREENE, Secretary; JOHN N. TAYLOR, Assist
ant Secretary.
A. @. GIBBS,
General Agent for District Of Columbia,
ap4-MWF6R
National Republican., 1876-09-01

1876. GREAT 1915.
PENNSYLV LVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails, Splendid
Scenery, Magnificent Equipment. 4
JULY TO- 1875.
as f6%s OF
FSs Ssr RittsSSTg stip .11d, and the he West
chicago, and m:5O a. m, daily, except Sunday.
Baltimore & Potomac Railroad.
7;40 p: m, daily, except saturday, with Palace
falo, and Niagara Falls n:5O q. m, daily, except
For New York and the East, $40 D. M, daily, with
Palace Cars attached; Limited Express Of Pullman
Gars S iSs a: da P6s sunday For
daily. except sunday, with ParIor Cars attached
eEaeps saS @ O. anG and 5 5 p daily daily
Limited ETPTess s:2s 4; m; daily except Sunday.
For Popes Creek Line, SOS a. m. and 4:0O p. m.
daily, except Sunday. =
Alexandria 4 Fredericksburg Railway &
Alexandria & Washington Railroad.
FSr Az Alssnadria, ran Il Z s:o9 = & No. Il a. M 4:o
fQr the south, VIA Rlchm0und, II: 40 D. m. daily, ex
espt sunday, and via Lynehburg $50 a. m. and
Trains p leave M Ass1andri. for Washington sLaa
10. Ia; m, ], 8 Az, and b. m. On Sunday at
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and ParIor Cars
S96aas az 81 Street &c Ss
syiysnis avenue, northeast corner Of SIKH street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the depot, where
orders can be left for the checking OF baggage to
I EEaSK Gsa Ms1s:er ffSlp fiess.i S Agent
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
APRIL Is, 1876.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, EXCEPT-r-,,x,
sTSDAY, BETWEEN SI S,I ,IALExAN- ~
Leave Washington At q. m. and p. m, and
Alexandria at s:l0 a. m. and 4:l0 p. M; pass Lees
nd srTe a Round a At a % Ana M 1 aVs
ESns % and s9rs:
at Alexandgia sI5 a. m and s;lS p m, and WASH
@Passengers from washington win take the
Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
no SroIgh to Round Hi without change Cars sna
The s:16 a. m. train from Alexandria and 12:Slp.
m. train from Round Hill connect at Round Hill
Vile Vile BerryVilie and sso With Resners
Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesburg daily for
Aldie and Niddleburg.
Both Trains westward make close connection at
oGonmatation tickets, cents per mile; annual
sl:sss. spss. e. esns..l i 4; lhHAxasass Hieks. assa..
JAMES I'll. McGILL,
ARCHITECT,
National Republican., 1876-09-01

n L n o n T. "- go
This old and popular resort on the Potomac
has been thoroughly overhaued and put in first
class order for the reception of Excursions and
Private Parties. There have been bathing -houses,
with suits for ladies and gentlemen, recently ADDED
to the place. There is also hrst-cass restaurant,
where parties obtain meals at anv time.
The mall boat Feyport lands twice a day, giving
parties chance to spend the day and return home
by D. m. Also, the steamers Lady of the Lake,
j. W. Thompson and Mary Washington stop on
their regular up and down river trips. Societies or
others wishing to charter the grounds can do so by
addressing @. u. Spaids, go Fifteenth street, or
Missouri avenue. tyn-u
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AUCTION SALES.
NVNN0|@O0VVO~NN NNN0N00OO00o00oo00
To-Day.
T A. REPETTI, Auctioneer.
JAMES GUILD, AuctIoneer.

UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AT AUCTION.
q will sell for II. X. Futon, at I2S2 PENN
ExA sylyania avenue, commencing THURS
ia DAY, August "a, at 7:3O O'Clock D. m. and
NsAfA continue selling on FRIDAY, Sep 'ember 1,
at 20 a. ard 7:0 D. m. large and valuable lot
Of merchandise, consisting OF Gold aud Silver
Watches, Jewelry, and other numerous articles his
remaining forfeited pledges TO date, au2s-3t'
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SUMNER RESORTS.

BERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL
MORGAN COUNTY, W. VA.
This summer resort is only four hours ride from
Washington, and is well known for its unsurpassed
bathing and mountain air and scenery.
Board, g per day; 81 per week: so per month.
J or further Information, address
A. W. KIRKWOOD, Manager,
jy2l-2El Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
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BJJUDING MATERIALS.

oS TO GOO PER DAY AT HOME
srC epZo Samples worth q free. STIN-
soN . CO.. Portland. Me- nasu
National Republican., 1876-09-01
Opening. Closing.
Commercial.

Commercial.
WASHINGTON WHOLESALE MARKET
Nochanges worthy ofnote in Washington whole.
sale prices since our last quotations.
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CARD
To tho Voters OF Lewis County,

Ftllo'o Ctisens:
After a most exciting political
contest ia our county for the various
elective Offices, allow nc to return 10
you my most profound thanks for the
interest taken by you in my election
u member Of the Legisluture Of your
State. To those who differed with me,
and opposed my election. allow mo 10
say to them, | haye hot feeling OIL
unkiuiucss towards them. The right
to exercise the elective franchise, is
tho dearest asd most sacred righ;
which belongs to froomrn, and they
should exercise il without fear or res.
traint. Ny opponents arc both wot.
Thy men, and they should DO highly
gra,ifcd for the efforts made in their
behalf. by their frisuds.
My only object in representing your
county i, to use my best efforts to
promote your interests and advance
the prosperity Of our youug-grOwius
State. Most Respectfully.
W. 4. ARSoLp.
Weston. October l4th, 1876.
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ENDORSED.

TuE DEuocRAri is fully endorsed by
tho election returns In this county.
From four hundred and fifteen in 1872,
to 90 III 1876, is Il decline that can
hardly be agreeable to the "Democra.
cy." The officers elect iu the county
also bear testimony TO tho fact that
hundreds. like us. chung their gates
on the ether post"
II the Democrats can find any COM
fort in the election returns we arC
willing. No consider ourscIf amply
endorsed.
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GENERAL JACKSON.

The vote given for General jackson
is highly complimentary to that gentle.
man. Two years ago, the "Demo.
cratic" nominee for the State Senate
carried this county by two hundred
aud forty majority Now Gvn.raI
jackson carries j. by nihety-four-a
gain oil 33.l votes. lie carries Taylor
(Mr NewlOn's own county, By over
200 majority, aud upshur by 512 ma.
jority. The indications are, however,
that the remaining counties (Which are
all strongly sccesb) have given Mr.
Newton enough to elect him. notwith.
standing the hearty reputation he re.
esivod at tho hands Of his osn people.
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OUR DELEGATE.

As will be observed, Mr.. Arnold is
elected 10 the Legislature b. lnsjori.
ty Of eight votes over Mr. punuingtcn.
In Ibis paper Mr.. Arnold publishes u
card 10 lhc voters, to which We desire
to cal! attention. 1t speaks for ilsel!
upon some points. and upon others, we
desire to be heard. 1t will not do for
the branch Il the Confcderacy 10 this
county to claim Mr. Arnold's election
ms a victory for them. Mr.. Arroli
has frequently assured US that be has
not, nor mover had any sympathy with
tho secession movement or its leaders
lie made complete canvass Of the
county as a arsighs out Union man;
and no longer than tho day after the
election. be assurcd NC that bis Eel.
ings had undergone no change on that
subject. As member Of the Lcsis.
lature, 10 assures US he will cooper.
ate With the Union men, and resist
every effort to build up the defuncl
CoDfederacy or any Of its lenders.
We believe 10 will carry nut bis
promises in this regard wc believe
he will not, By word or vote. cncour-
age or vote for old messy backed Con.
federatc Richmond Legislators for the
U. S Senate ; aud we believe that 10
him the Union men Of the Legislature
will find u friend.
lie cannot DO otherwise after lis can
vass here aud w do not believe he
has any idea Of going back upon bis
promises to tho Union men of the
county.
This bring the case. If the COufeder.
acy want to claim his election as a
victory for their side, .c are willing
it may make them feel good, but
dses tho Union men no harm.
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THE ELECTION.

Tho election in ,h;s countv missed
afr opicllv, notw;,hs,ap,;ny ,Iero wa,
. much Isrcpr vote nollsi tban are,
before in liz HISTORY,
As will be seen from ,bo returns III,
IJn;on p,cn elect the Sheriff Count,
judge. County Surveyor. ono ASA:
sor, md a majority Of The Justices,
The magnificent vote received b,
General Golf il n decided rcbuko IN III,
leaders ,f III. onnos;,;on Eour ve,r,
ago MIR. Mathews received a majority
IN Ibis county Of four hundred and fii.
teen. It viii not do to suy that this
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-16
BANKRUPT NOTICE,

In tho Distrlc: Court Of the United g.,
for the District Of IVES, Virginia "'''
In the matter otWillism Roger,
bankrupt,
II BASHnUTGY.
District Of West Virginia, S. S.
In pursuance Of an order of said fam,
heretofore made in this matter, there Will
n general meeting Of the creditors # ~ H.
above named Bankrupt, held at Tho co WI,
House in the town Of Weston, On The S;,t
day Of October, A. D., 1875, Ut 10 o,lo,S
A. NJ, before Robert s. Northrott, ono o 'S;s
Registers Of said Court 10 Bankrup,cy T.
compliance with the provisions Of ,he Bs,S =
rupi NC. Of March 2, 1857.
W. g. CARpER, Assignee.
October lew
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-16

Tildcn's surroundings are bad. lfclccted
he would luke 10 the White House The
worst set OF political jObbrrs and thieves
ever seen in Washington, and that's saying
q good deal. II could not but IL
thai man educated in cunning, in hypOs-
risy. In iniquity, nominated in corruption
and shameless ct!rOntcry, even though his
millions could elect him, wOg!l give Us the
Inust cosrup: Administration the country
has ever known.-CinCiuna,i Enquirer,
Democratic,
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Frecman:s Creek District

Bailey House.
GOVERNOR.
Golf 1S0-Aluihcws IS.
SURF FREE SCHOOLS.
Crago l2G-l'cndleton 96.
AUDITOR.
Shinn 126-Aliller IS.
TREASURER.
Frankcnberger 125-Wcst 90.
ATToKsEY.cRSCaAL,
Hutchinson I25-White 50.
JUICES COURT or APrgALs-FrLL TERM,
Flick 125-Berkshire 125-Hay-
nond S9-Johnson SO.
TO FILL Tng VACANCY.
Brown 12S-Green SO.
SENATOR,
jackson l3S-Newlon IS.
uoysE OF DxLxGATEs.
Huntington 99-ArDold 94-Chid.
sster p.
PRECEDENT COUNTY COURT,
Peterson S5-Edwards 7l-Wash.
bur0e 29-Hornor 9-Watson a.
SURVEYOR OF LANDS,
Peterson 14T.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
Bennett S4-l.dni;ston llG.
sHEIIFf,
Fandervort 117-Summers 80.
AssEsSoE-lsr DIsTMcT,
Iliuzmau 104-kce 100.
AssEsaoR-2Sp DISTRICT,
Fisher l35-Behan 35-Lorentz 81.
JUSTICES.
Hall 33-Strickler l2S-Nood 81
Harrison 10.
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"Thos. who cl4im that Tilien Is unas;ail-
able do no, know him, Or II they do, then
they IRE quite rs dishonest as he Il. lie las
lren COUNSEL for all The broscn.dowm cor
pora,ions with which New York has been
afflicted for n long tern Of years, aud out O.:
them 10 has not cone with clean hands,
Auur.r BELSOST, late Chairman Democratic
COMMITTEE.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-16

ut will enable Vi 10 demonstrate by in
dlsrutab!c iGcts that the government, Tor
The chief Office In which he (Tildcnl has
leen nominated, would not nov rIis! irhis
example during the rebellion had Lesh fol-
lowed by his rountrymcn." -GOr Dix.
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Peace and reconciliation In ihis country
should be established upon the basis Of II
triumphant Union, and not upon the basis
OF an Injured South.
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Erccman's Greek.

Frccman's Greek.
GOVERNOR,
Gog 7S-Ma,hows IS.
SUIT FREE SCHOOLS,
Crago 72-Pendleton 60.
AUDITOR.
Shiuu 72-Millcr SO.
TREASURER,
Frankenborger 65-Wcst II.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Hutchinson 12-White SO.
JUDGES COURT OF APPEALS TRRN.
Flick 79-Bcrksbirs 70-Haymond
69-Johnsou IS.
TO riLL THE VACANCY,
Brown 72--Grcen GS.
SESATE,
jackson SS-NewlOn SO.
HOUSE oP DELRGArgs.
Huntington 5G-Arnold 7O-Chii-
ester l6.
PRESIDENT COUNTY COURT,
Peterson ,ll-Edwards 49-Wash-
burne l3-Hatson 5s-llOtnor 7.
SURVEYOR,
Peterson SIS
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
Ed miston 6J-Bebnett 66.
slIERlpY,
Vaudcryort 76--Sunmors G..
As4xssox-lsr DISTRICT,
1lipzuluu 677-Kee rs.
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For Congress, LIST District,
CMoy\cs =. Scott,
or the County OF Richie.
Read and Decide

The war fol the Union was right and the
rebellion was wrong, and thus ii shsil stand
in history i. MOH1oS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-10-16

Eandcrvort G2-Sumuers 10.
Assessor lSt Dist,
kcc 96-HiDzman 81.
Assessor End District,
Loreutz S0-Fisher 42-Bohan II.
Justice,
spaur 1877 Auccll 2S-S B
Smith SIN ROllysOn CIV X
Wilson Ell J Keith 81.
Constable,
c Watson 1O.-N Iloughton 40.
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hackers Creek District

NIcLaughiin's Store.
GOVERNOR.
Golf 124-Mathews 81.
SUIT FREE SCHOOLS,
Pcndlctcn 97-Crago l0S.
AUDITOR,
Shinn 10S-aiiller 81.
TRlAsuRER,
West 97-Frankcnbsrger los.
ATTORNEY GEEEnAL.
Hutchinson l0S-Whi,e 81.
JUDGES SUPREME couRr-FuLL TERN.
Raymond 9T-Jobnson 96-Flick
10S-Bcrkshire los.
TO rILL Tux VACANCY,
Green 94-Brewn 1903.
STATE SENATE,
Jackson 1.S-NewIon II.
HOUSE W DELEGATES,
Arn,ld 68-Chidester 40-Dun.
nington 81.
PRESIDENT COUNTY COURT,
Pcter,on 99-Edw,rds 59-Wash-
bvrne 1l-Watson 25-Eloruor S.
SURVEYOR OF LANDS,
Peterson 140.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
Edmiston 1l5-Beuuett "a.
SHERIFF. -.s
Fandervort 120-Summers 70.
AssEssoR-1sr DISTRICT,
keo 97-llinxman 1903.
AssEsson-!Sp DISTRICT,
Bohan 3l-Lorcntz 5l-Fisher III.
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J. c. Fisher 81; James Collins 225,
Sand Fork.


Sand Fork.
Governor,
Mathews 43; Golf IS.
Sup't. Free Schools,
PendlO.on 43; Crago II.
Auditor,
Millcr 43; SEinn II.
Treasurer,
West As; Fraukenbcrgcr II.
Attorney General,
White 43; Hutchinson II.
Judges Supreme Cours-FHH Term,
Raymond 43; johnson 40; Flick
II; Berkshire 9.
To fill Vacancy,
Green 40; Brown 10.
Stale Senate,
Newton 81; Jackson %.
House Of Delegates,
Chichester o; Huntington 8; Ar
mold 3S.
President County Court,
Edwards IS; Hornor s.; Peterson s;
Washburno 6.
Surveyor Of Lands,
Peterson IT.
Prosecuting Attorney,
Edmiston 26; Bennett 20.
Sheriff,
Faudorvort 81; Summers "a.
Assessor 1st Dist,
Zee 80; Hiuzmun 16.
ASSESSOR Fad District.
Bohan 40; Fisher 8; LoreulE 8.
justices,
Turner a , Dargan %.
Constable,
Collins az.
Persons Elected.
Lcgislature-Wm. E. Arnold.
Sheriff.. G. Yaudcrvort.
Prose- uting AttorDoy-AadrcW Ed
m,ston.
President County Court-Jasper
Peterson.
Assessor, 1ss Districs-Geo. Fisher.
Assessor, ID District-John Kec.
rWc have not yet received tho poll.
books fron Skin Creek District bu!
we know, from other sources, how the
vote stands. Mex. week NO will pub.
lish the entire vote at tho various pro-
cincss, as Officially reported
EF Rxv. Gro. N. FLENlSo will
prach at tho Presbyterian Church oil
this place. on Sunday. October 18th (,
morning aud evening. Aiiaro invited.
Ey D,rD-Tn Weston. on The 10th
inst, Of consumption. Ann Virginia
COburn, aged u years,--ShO turned to
Christ aud found him willing to receive
and save her; and when tho summons
came, her ond was peace.
- Dr.. a. n. DESr has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of bis profession. Having attended
thorough course Of lectures at Sterling
Medical College. after an experience
Of twelve years rs practical druggist,
the Doctor has obtained not only au ac'
curatc knowledge Of diseases. but also
from bis long experience as druggist
understands perfectly, the procttics o.
medicines. and their application in the
treatment Of disease. Tho Doctor cut
br fsunj at bis Office on Main St.
door below Ralston's Jewclry Store,
All calls, night aud day. promptly at
tended to.
-
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The latest returns from Ohio and
Indiana are to tho effect that the UuiOn
men have carried both States, anu
made handsome gaius. They gain
seven Congressman in Ohio mud .hrcs
in Indiana,
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LEWIS COUNTY,.
Official Returns.
Collins Settlement District
Walkersyille.

HhlhGIhfIhSs
LoYERSoa.
Golf ll5-Mathcws 1874.
SUIT FREE SCHOOLS,
Crago ll4-Perdleton 1856.
AUDITOR,
Shinn 114-Miiler 1856.
TREASURER,
Frankcnber Icr ll4-Wcst 1856.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Hutchinson ll4-While 1856
JUDGES COURT op APpEALs-FuLL TERN.
Flick 1l4-Berkshiro ll4-lluy-
luond l35-Johuson 124.
TO YILL THE VACANCY,
Brows 1l4-Grccn 1876.
SENATE,
Jackson 125-Newlon 12l.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
Huntington 104-Chileter re-
Arnold "A.
PRESIDENT COUNTY COURT.
Peterson l0j-Edwards 81 Wat.
sou 45-lioruor 34-washburns 6.
SURVEYOR,
Peterson 1877
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Edmiston l09-BOunett llG.
slIgGirf,
Yapderyort l43-Summers LOG.
AssEssoE-lsT DISTRICT,
lIipzmau 12u-kcs l27.
ASSESSOR, ID DISTRICT,
Fisher 93-LOrsu,z 153-l'ohan !.
JUSTICES,
Wilson 90-Rollyson 34-Keith %
Smith 93-Rexroad S3-Ancell II
-spaur %.
CONSTABLE,
HougLton 93-Fiunegan S7-sins
Is.
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JUSTICES,

JUSTICES,
Oliver 65-Swisher 53-McWhortor
49-Foglc 80.
coSsrABLEs,
Fox 97-Flcsher 30.
Jane Lew.
Governor,
Mathews 122-GOf 95.
Supt. Free Schools.
Pcndleton 126.-Crago o..
Auditor,
Miller 1e6-Sh;nn o..
Treasurer,
West 129-Frankenberger SO
Alto rney Geaeral,
White 127-Hutchinson %.
Judges Supreme CSurt-Full Term,
Raymond 124-Johnson 134-Flick
93-Berkshirs 90.
T1fN Vacancy,
Greon 124-Browu 81.
STATE Senate,
Newton 11S-Jackson 101.
House of Delegates,
Chidestcr 71-Arnsld GS-Dun-
pipgton IS.
President County Go wt,
Edwards 65-Watson 53-Hornor
14-Washburn 4-peIersOn II.
Surnyor Of Lands,
Peterson 1875.
Prosecuting attorney,
Bennett 7G-Edmiston 13a.
Sheriff,
Yanderyort 102-Summers III.
Assessor LIST Dist.
Kee 141-llinzman IS.
Assessor Ind Dit.
Bohan 10-Fishsr 69-Lorentz 1872.
Justice,
Atkins SO; Mitchell Sc; Bonnet 10;
Swishcr 104; Mcwhor.er II.
Constable,
II. Flesher o.; Fox 81.
Court House District.
Court House.
Governor,
Golf 295 Mathews 1874.
Snpt. Free Schools,
Crago l03; Pendlcton 20.
Auditor.
SLinn 202 ; Miller 2l0.
Treasurer,
Frankeubegerr 2O2-Wcst ell.
Attorney General,
Hutchinson 203; White 2I0.
Judges Supreme Court-FaH Term.
Flick 20S; Berkshire 205 f; Hay
mond 200; johnson 2O5.
TefR Vacancy,
Brown 1913; Green 2ll.
State Senate,
jackson $50 ; Newton 1870.
House q Detegates,
bennington 100; Arnold 1893;
Chichester so.
President County Court.
Peterson 1876; Hotuor 10; Edwards
$50; Watson 43; Washburno IS.
Surveyor Of Lands,
Peterson 24S.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Johnston PIT Bepuet. It's.
SheriF.
Yandervo:t eli; Summers 1888.
Assessor 1a Dist.
Hinzman 100 Kes 203.
Assessor End Dist
Fisher 2l2; LOrCatz 90; Bohan 90
Justice,
Turner 207 :; Dargun 2e4.
Constable,
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