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Iowa

DEs MONIES, IA, Nov, s.-No definite liz.
ures on congressman have yet been re-
ceived, and the probability is they will not
be collected before or 10 o'clock tonight,
BURLINGTON, IA, Nov. S.-The latest re.
turns from all the counties in the first con.
gress!onal district make probable the cleo.
ton of Il. j. Hall, democrat, to congress.
DEs MoIEEs, Iowa, Nov. S.-Returns re-
ceived up to this hour by the State Regis.
ter put the republican majority in tho state
over the democrats at 10000, 5000 over all,
with nine republican congressman certain.
Farwell, republican, is defeated in the 2d
district, and the 9th district is close between
Colts, republican, and Weaver, green.
hacker, with choice in favor of Cots. In
his district kasson has majority over all
OF 20 900, and plurality of over 10000.
MARsHALLTowS, IA, Nov. S.-The elec.
tion of Frederick, democrat, for congress in
the 9th district is conceded.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. S.-Returns ind.
cate the election Of Libby, coalitionist, for
congress in the I'd district by plurality Of
about l,50O
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obtained, Ii IS generally conceded that
NooN county has gone republican by two or
more thousand, The legislature. as near
as can be estimated, will stand: Senate~re.
p0bhcans, 81 democrats, II. House-ro.
pubHcauS, 50 democrats, 75-a republican
majority on Joint ballot Of 30.
The following is the republican estimate
on congressman lst district, panham. re.
publican "a, Finerty, independent.d demo.
craii 3d. Davis, republican. 4th, Adams
republican, 9th, Eiwood, republican. an.
HlL republican, .th, Henderson, republi.
can; Sth, Cullen, republican; 9th, PaySon.
repu6lclni 10th, Lewis, republican; nth
Marsh, republican; 18th, Riggs, democrat,
l5th, Springer, democrat; ilth, Stevenson.
democrat 18th, Cannon, republican; lGtb,
shaw democrat; l,th, MoultOn, democrat,
18Th, kueiiner republican; 10, Townsend.
democrat; 2Oth, Thomas republican,
ClucAGo, Nov. S-Returns from the
county up to 2p. m, indicate the election
OF Fanchett, republican, for sheriff. bv
about 800 and coatrm the election Of
Durham, Davis and Adams republicans.
IN the LIST, 81 and ith districts. and Finerty'
independent, in the ID.
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i STALE STORY.

Estimates and Data of Yesterday Yer..
Ged-A Brilliant Democratic
Victory all Along th>
Line, Except
In New Hampshire, Where the Contest
for Go,ernOrShip is Very Close
The Democrats
Still Hopeful, and Say That Edgerly, II
Defeated, Shall Bear Their
Standard inst.
\ Fine Democratic Working Majority
In the Next House Of
Representatives
An Assured Fact, and All Indications
Point TO an
Increase of L. \. Senators of the
Right Sort.
Malone Losing his Grip on the Old
Dominion.
"Bunny" Chalmers BObs Up Serenely
Once More,
But This Time ON the Wrong Side of the
Fence.
Other Important News Items.
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California,

SAN Francisco, Nov. S,--The count in
this city up to midnight, being partial re-.
turns from all points, indicate majority
for Stoneman OF 10000 on the total vote, and
for Blake, republican, for mayor of San
Francisco, 1000. The democratic city ticket,
etxcept mayor is elected by maiorities vary.
ing. There ore no returns yet for congress.
men.
SAN FRANcIsco, CAL, Nov. S.--Colloctio
returns shows that the democrats have car.
lied the state ticket by handsome majtr.
ity, probably 5000, and have elected all the
congressman, except in the ID district
where Page is probably successful, although
the contest is close and have made clean
sweep of the San Francisco city ticket, with
the possible exception of mayor. The fly
ures vary on the mayoralty, and II Is not
certain at present who is ahead. The legis.
lative returns are very meagre, but II Is
probable that the democrats have work.
ing majority In both houses. The prohibi.
tion ticket cut no figure.
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Illinois.

CHICAGO. Nov. s, li;i5 q. m.--Up to this
hour very few additional returns have been
received, and, owing to the universal
scratching and slow counting, II may yet
be some time before definite figures can be
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loss Of and the house a demacratc ma.
lorlty otat least 50, a demorratic cain of ..,.
FHuADELrHN, Pa, Nov. S-rhe follow.
ing Is the PennSyNauia congressional dele.
cation, elected yesjouiay: lst district
Bingham, r'puhiicau, gl, u'Ncii. republi.
can; Sd, Randall, dem aorat: ith. Kelly. re-.
pNhilcahi 9th, lllrmcr, rpubgcav. Oh.
E'erh9rt republicans nh, Eyaus, repubh.
'in, Sth, Armentrout democrat, 9th, smith,
repuehCan; 10th, Muchltr, democrat. mn.
storm, democrat leth, tounally democrat.
."lh' bgumm, republican gretnbackcr:
.tn' baIT, republican 10Th. Post, demo.
Sf4t; lo'h' Brown, republicans, l5th Camp.
utl, republican; 18th, Kennel, democrat,
l'Ih' duncan, democrat; 10th, Custer, dem
9etali -is', lloyd, democrat; 22l Hopkins
democrat 20, Boyne, democrat; 2lth, Law
5Tu1e, tteepuohoani 18th, Patton, democrat;
-o,n, Ml'ier, republican; 9Th, Nrainard, re-
puo"'ah' al large, Elliott, democrat.
n N'io'""o'
DENVER COL, Nov. S.-At the democratic
headquarters the majority for Grant DANA
crat lor roverpor :. .s,i,,.,,.t ~ oon' e.
Nvol,o,, I..,.-, ''''''''''" ~ ''Voo' lor
srj ji''tSSe' tSo' ue,nGcraI, iI, ior congress at l,S0
any we eiection OF the entire democratic
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q. u. stood yesterday TOR Green. Dsckcr,
.o-day u represents Gsani EoAnos,
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West Nirginin.

There are about six hundred and
fifty patients In The West Virginia
Insane Asylum.
The Union Glass Works, at Mar
tins Ferry, recently started, have
already obtained q good steady
trade, and are selling all the glass
W re- they can make.
Tyler is getting 60 ne prominent
as "a sheep-raisiug county, having
held successful sheep fair on the
. % uli. AVID, outside of lhe Pan
Handle, a. REGARDED Us che leading
sheep county o! the state.
The pottery at Waeelin. is now
running steadily, with every de-
partment on. All the hands that
the building viii hold are employ
ed, ware being turned out rapidly
and ia splendid condition. II IS
Slipped "a fast as flashed princi-
pally to ill orders from toe Wet
and Northwest.
The White 9u'pher Springs,
Greenbrier county. have been loas-
ed to Harrison Phoebps, OF ola
Point Comfort, for term of five
years, from the 1T OF December
proximo Col. George l.. Peyton,
superintendent Of Tile Springs
Company, has sod his interest
four hundred shares of the stock
% Mr.. Phoebus for cost and q hand
some bOnas.
Five bills are pending before
Congress asking for teliefia be-
halfoi churches in This state. The
frs. asks for So 100 for the use and
occupation Of the M. Il. Church at
Clark burg By United States troops
during the war, and injury to the
building The M. u. Church al
Charleston asks for $1,000 for de-
sjruc,ion Of their property Trini.
tv Episc0nal Church az Martins
burg, wants $1,000 for damage to
their building while used as a hos
pital The German Lutheran
Church, in the same town, asks tor
S3 500 for tho destruction Of their
church i'm 1863 The ia-t "a The
case of Raleigh Baptist Church. /
whicf asks f3r $4,000 for the de-
stggc ion OF their building as Bsi.
eigh.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding lieo3 by Judgment
on otherwise on the real estate, or any
part thereof Of George Garrett;
In pursuance of a decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley county. made in a cause
therein pending, to subject the real estate
of the said Georve Garrett to the satisfac-
ton Of the liens thereon, you are hereby
required to present all claims held by you
and such of you against the said George
Garrett which are liens upon his real es-
tate or any part Of it, for adjudication, to
me, at my Office in Martinsburg, county of
Berkeley, on or before the 5th day Of De-
cember, 1882
Given under my hand as Commissioner
of the said Court the 9th day ofNovem-
Der, 1892,
W. B COLSTON,
nOv.ll.4t Commissioner.
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a double, who resembles him so
closely that it is difficult to distin-
guish between the two. A large
number Of citizens swore positively
that Grimes was the man, while an
equal number of reliable citizens
testified that Grimes was at another
place at the time Of the offence. It
is a remarkable case.
The Coroner's jury in the cases of
those killed by the soldiers Novem-
Der ], at Ashland, KY, Monday
last returned verdict dc.
claring that The firing Of the troops
on that occasion was not in the line
of their duty, but wanton and reck-
less, and finding Major John r. Al.
len, in command, responsible and
culpable in directing and permitting
the firing
4 correspondent Of the New York
SIN has found out that the real
name Of TIE False Prophet Of the
Soudan is Thomas Johnson, and
that lie was born at Connellsville,
Pa, his father having been landed
at Yorktown, Va, with a cargo of
slaves from North Africa in the
early part of the present century.
This story is just as true as the re-
port that Arab Pacha is an Ameri-
can ia disguise, and that Sitting
Bull is a graduate of a Western col
lege and is a highly.cultured gentle
man.
During the campaign Oliver Ames,
Republican candidate for lieutenant
governor of Massachusetts, joljugly
promised the members of the Eastern
Congregational Church $4,000 if he
was elected, provided the successful
candidate for governor would do the
same. General Butler, it is said,
heard the story, and offered to fulfil
the latter provisio, in case he should
succeed at the head of the ticket.
General Butler and Mr.. Ames were
both elected, and the State Of Massa-
chusetts has, therefore, voted the
Congregational Church Of Eastou
IS, 900.
John Brown having been sent the
other day at Balmoral by the Queen
in quest of the lady in waiting, who
happened to be the Duchess of
Athole, suddenly stumbled against
her "H0ot, ma'am, ''said j. 3. yer
jest the woman l was looking for"
The enraged Duchess dashed incou-
tinently into the royal presence and
exclaimed to her Majesty Madam,
], b. has insulted nae he has had
the impertinence to call me a wo-
man" TO which the Queen replied
with cutting severity "And pray,
what are you?" All the ladies in
waiting and ladies of the bedcham-
Der have a deadly hatred Of John
Brown
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The Widows Reply TO Mr..
GOrc0ram.

a pleasant little story is ahoat
in Nashville respecting the rica
Mr. ~. w. Corcoran and a wea :
thy widow named Freeman. Cor
coran wants 10 enlarge his hotel,
the Arlington. Mrs. Freeman
owns a very handsome brown
stone front house adjoining The
Arlington on III. street Mr.. Cor
coran sent Mrs. Freeman note.
saying he intended cnlarging his
hotel and that he would he pleas.
"a 10 learn he value lie placed
oh her home, ana that be would
send her q check Tor the amount
Mrs. Freeman whose W aIth rs
rcckoned by millions, replied that
she had thought &C charging her
flower garden, aad that ii Mr..
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Garfield Memorial Fund.

THE NATIONAL BAZAAR, a RT AND
INDU s II RIAL EXPOSITION Az
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PREPA-
RATION IN THE PIrAL
BUILDING -REMARKABLY IN
TEREsTING SERIES OF EVENTS
AND cry Low RAILROAD
RATES.
The National Bazaar, Art aud
Industrial Il p 0 sition, which
opens in Washington on the 25th,
promises 10 lie a very unique
thing, inasmuch as ia will be t0e
first time the Capitol was ever put
to such purposes. The Bazaar is
to tie held under the auspices Of
the Society Of the Army Of the
Cumberland, and in the interest
of lhe GarGald Memorial Fund,
and none can qaesti0n tine course
of Congress in permitting tue Ma
tiouBl Cipltol 10 he devoted TO So
worthy n cause. The work Of re-
m0deliG the rotluda, the Old
Han of Representatives, and 9TH
portions of the main floor. is
cling rapid'Y pushed forward TO
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

AN Ohio paper says, and proba-
bly, correctly "The South will
make 100000 gallons of cotton
seed oil this year, and you will buy
some of it nicely put up and la
beled finest italian olive oil, war
ranted pure.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

The action Of the Attorney
General in reference to a Marriage
Insurance Company, doing bust
ness at Chattanooga,lea to some
curious disclosures. The lonely
men Of Texas have paid these
marriage associations two millions
Of dollars in fees. This sum while
undoubtedly overestimated, shows
that q matrimonial lottery is o
most destructive affair, and that
Southerns in general and Texans
in particular, are lonely and anxi-
GUS to take their chances on risky
alliances for life, to a degree not
heretofore realized
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NOTES AND COMMENT.

Never you mind, Mrs. Langtry,
what the horrid critics say about
your acting, the boys win go to see
you all the same.
They are still counting the cleo
ton returns in the pack counties of
New York. Surely couple of hun.
dred thousand should satisfy them.
Mince-pie season is here, and those
who can afford it will now dream Of
elephants with four trunks and
mules with Illuminated heads.
The Chief Justice ruthlessly scaled
down the fees Of the clerk Of the
United States Supreme Court, and
the poor devil will now have to
worry along as best he can on only
$4,000 or $40 900 a year.
Gen. Fitz Lee, of Richmond, Va
has started on q tour Of the South
under engagement to deliver his lee
upon the "Battle Of Chancellors-
Vile" in many cities for the benefit
Of the Southern Historical Society.
Comptroller Pattison, on his cleo
tion as Governor Of Pennsylvania,
received from his old school-master
the following congratulatory dis
patch: Dear Robert:-Accept my
congratulations. I. Thessaloniaus,
", 16 IT," The verses are: RE
ioice evermore;" "Pray without
ceasing"
\ Cleveland girl happened to use
in Oscar Wild's presence the word
"nice." ooh, don't you think
nice is a nasty word ?' said the
apostle Of the beautiful. ado you
think nasty is a nice word ~ re-
piled the girl Good for the Cleye-
land girl.
Hope springs eternal in Che human
breast, Col. Susan -. Anthony is
not discouraged by her recent defeat
in Nebraska. Remembering the
ridicule cast upon the female suc
frage movement - hundred years
ago, when She was but yet in uer
teens, she will pick fiut and try
qcrqfu
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70 Owners of Farms

| DESIRE TO RENT OR PURCHASE a
4 Farm, ranging from 1850 TO o acres
Il the county Of Berkeley or jefferson,
" Va Frederick or Clarke, Va. have
All the requisite stock, Implements wa
CONS, etc | will pay money or share
rent as desired, orwiIl purchase. Nothing
bnt q sood productive grain farm VIII
answer. Early occupancy desired Ad-
dress LEWIS W. ROBINSON
N0rrnslrvv. N
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WINTER has come in the West
with a vengeance. In some local
tiles the snow is drifted ten feet
deep, the mercury below zero and
the Mississippi frozen over at
Minneapolis. Navigation has closed
on the Western rivers.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
To George D. Johnson, Pitt.
and

To George D. Johnson, Pltff
and
George Garrett, Sarah E Garrett, Samu
q J. Qiler John 7, Janney, a L. Ba
ron, VIM. N Smurr and z s. Troxell.
trustee, defendants
You are hereby notified that have fixed
on the 9TH Gay Of December, 1882, at my
Office in Martiusbarg, Berkeley County, to
take an account of the debt due the com
plainant aud al other liens against the
real estate Of George Garrett with their
respective priorities and the fee simple
and rental value of same, required to be
taken by q decree Of the Circuit Court of
Berkeley County, at which time and place
you are required to attend.
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The Cincinnati Commercial
classes Gen. Beaver, President
Arthur, Don Cameron, Senator
Logan and other stalwarts with
Jeff Davis and the other seces-
sionists and says they are as sob
noxious to the country, and Justly
so"
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Hon. A X. SEMESTER, of Hagers-
town, was elected to the Office Of
Circuit Judge by majority of one
vote. A pretty close election, that,
but the one vote serves to give
him the position for a term of fiji
teen years.
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The Hon. John Kenna is being
prominently put forward by his
friends as a candidate for U. s.
Senator, to succeed Hon. II. G.
Davis.
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Tue campaign expenses of the
Kentucky militia at Ashland we're
only $4,000, yet it was about as
deadly as Wolseley's war in
Egypt, which cost England many
millions.
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UNDER the provisions of thenew
army law, Gen. Sherman will re
tire from office February Sd, 1884.
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INGERsoLL has basely refused to
lecture in Australia for 800 a
night and expenses. Meanwhile
the thousands Of souls in that
great country viii continuein their
benightedness to believe in a
place Of future punishment and to
regard Moses as a man who didn't
make any mistakes.
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR viii not be q
candidate for reelection. A mum
Der of other gentlemen of the
stalwart profession have also con-
cluded that their time has not yet
come
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-11-18

TIE proposition TO cede the II
linois and Michigan Canal to the
United States Government was
carried by an overwhelming ma
iority at the late election in that
State There was very little OPP
position, the understanding being
that il the Federal Government
accepts the gift, it will extend the
canal to Rock Island by construct
ing the projected Hennepin Canal,
and thus establishing direct wa
ter-way for transportation between
Lake Michigan and the Missis-
sippi.
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AccoRDING to the latest returns
the two houses of the next Con
gress will stand as follows Sen
ate, Republicans, 81 Democrats,
81; Readjusters, , House of
Representatives., Republicans, 125;
Democrats, 1876; Readjusters, 8 j;
Greenback, l. The complete re
turns may change the above
figures to a certain extent, but
not enough to materially reduce
the Democratic majority
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MALONE managed to pull thro'
in Virginia. He feels so very lone
now that he almost wishes he
hadn't done it
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Hon. @. J. FAULKNER, Tx Sena
ator Frank Hereford, H. II. Mat
hews, Hon. John i. Kenna, Ex-
Congressman J J. Davis, Hon.
w. A Quarter and Judge John j..
Jackson are all understood as be-
inn live candidates for p seat in
the United States Senate There
may be others, but these are the
only gentlemen whose names we
now recall in tbat connection
TFheelina Rcgi.ter.
The Registers list is not full by
considerable. i surely has not
vet heard from the back counties.
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1--WE do not see anything funny
to laugh at in the recent elections.
The Republican party is in a seri-
Gus condition. State Jou7uui.
No, the Republicans viii not
luugh this time. probably some
other time.
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C0rcora3 would kindly place
value on his hotel she would be
delighted 20 send hiu 4 check for
the amount There has been no
further correspondence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-07-18
To-DAY's TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES.
Afairsin EgYpt.

LONDON, July 1S.-The correspondent OF
the Times at Paris says: ''The idea of re-
newal of close cooperation of France with
England has now forced itself upon the
French Government A cabinet coun-
Gil has adopted resolution to this
effect. A resolution conditional on
three things, namely: Turkeys reply to
the identical note Of the powers inviting the
Porte to send troops 10 Egypt; the decision
OF the conference, and the sanction Of par
lament subject to these conditions. The
two governments are now entirely agreed in
regard to the terms upon which their forces
will undertake to restore order in Egypt
\ dispatch from Alexandria in the second
edition of the daily Telegraph says: The
night was quiet The lines are now very
strongly guarded The fires are, nearly all
cXtinguished The police arrangements are
now thoroughly effective
The Alexandria correspondent of the
Tunes telegraphs that he has opened COM
municatiou with the camp of Arab Pacha
which his informant says consists of ovc1
6O0O men who are intensely discontinued
and are surrounded by starving women and
children. Recruits of the lowest class are
still being enticed by Arab with promises
of unlimited plumber, and the force is held
together by the assertion that the English
will kill all those returning to the city
Arab and Toulba Pachas have utterly lost
prestige by their gross cowardice, during
the bombardment. The artillerymen were
kept at their guns on the 18th inst, by in.
fantry who were posted under cover.
An Alexandria dispatch to the daily Ne,r;
says: The Khedive states that 2O5 Euro
peans have been killed at Kafr-el- Dewar.
The numerous executions at Alexandra
excite some comment among the liberal
party in the press and in Parliament.
A leading editorial in the Morning Post
says: The behavior of the American Ad-
miral and his men at Alexandria is beyond
all praise. Amid diplomatic protests, Euro
pean concerts and conferences and nava
demonstrations of imbecility, it is refreshing
to find 4 Commander, who is able and will
ing on his own account to say what he thinks
and do what he says. Sixty marines ply.
sically speaking could not do much: but
there is a way of giving support. which
quadruples its value. The conduct of the
Americans during the night alarm tina,
Arab Pacha was coming, contrasts re-
markably with that of the Freuch and TIA
ljouS
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