M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-27

IJOiltJ SICatlI lCuuCOu IoLI tnab given
for the Republicans at the August
election. -
MAINE.-All the towns in Maine
but As, foot up as follows: ... ~.
Fremont. t.....''.....,..... 81 ,450
/ Buchanan ..'...,r,........, 34,l9l
! Fillmore ....'.''..,...''... .........3, 3,053
| north CARoLINA.--Sixty-six coun-
ties in this State give Buchanan a ma
jority of13,151. ~.
VIRGINIA. .-Buchanan's majority is
I28,5OO. t......
GEoReIA.-The majority for Buch.
anan will be about $4,000.
! ALABAMA--This State has given
Buchanan between $4,000 and 90, 900
majority.
LoUIsIANA.-Buchanan's majority
in this State is about 1000.
ILLINoIs.-The official majority Of
Buchanan over Fremont, as announ-
ced in the Chicago Democratic Press,
is 9,155, the vote being
! Buchanan'.... .....,.... ,S44
Fremont. ........... ..............s........ 96, ,lS9
Fillmore. ..................'." 81, ,46l
EGYPT.-The Southern portion OF
Illinois, called Egypt" gave tre-
mendous vote for Old Buck. The
9th Congressional District, foots up
thus:
| Buchanan''''. '''.''''''..'''''' ,3lS
| Fillmore.' ''....... ..........'...'"'... S,SS4
! Fremont. ....'... ....... .........." 3S3
MlssoUR1.-The returns from eigh-
ty-eight counties foot up thus:
Buchanan. ''...''.....'...' '''.'''" 52,2S5
Fillmore ......'.............. ............45,6 ,663
Buchanan's maj........."... 6,622
The counties to be heard from will
give Mr.. Buchanan nearly 1000 ma
.jority.
ONO OFFIoTAL.-A telegraphic dis
patch from Columbus, dated Monday
last, gives the following as the official
vote of this State:
Fremont. "....'....''''.... ....'..... 1877 ,497
Buchanan ......."........... l70,s74
-
Fremont's maj IT,. ,............... 16, ,623
Fillmore received. .......,.........y... 28, ,l25
GerIgtt Smitlr..''' = ...,...t.... i5a-
P The Bank of East Tennessee is
reported failed, or, at least that its
bills are refused by other banks.
K1LLED.--On Sunday last, while
Thomas Nichols, aged about twenty
four years, was trying the speed ofhis
horse, about two miles northwest of
this city, he was thrown agains tree
and his skull fractured in a most
shocking manner. He lived about
four hours, but never spoke af-
ter the accident. .-CiTcLeUiHe Watch
man.
W 1t is said that large numbers of
the foreign.born residents of Balti-
more contemplate selling their prop
erty and leaving that city, on account
of the outrages Of Know Nothingism
and the murders almost daily perpe-
trated by the Plug Uglies and other
kindred spirits.
P ANOTHER curious bet is stated
in the papers. A Maine Fremonter
this week walks with an eight-inch
corn cob in his mouth from Shau Lake
to Bath. ....
Another Fremonter in Saratoga
stands all dav with a horse collar
around his neck. Both these bets were
lost in consequence of the failure ofthe
Quakers to vote in Pennsylvania.
CONVICTED OF MURDER IN THE SEC
oND DEGREE.-We learn that Hoyt,
who shot Miss Allen, at Erie, Penn,
some time since, because she refused
to marry him, has been convicted of
murder in the second degree, and SEN
fenced to solitary confinement in the
Western Penitentiary Of that State
for ten years.
RUSSIAN VIs1ToRs.-There are ru-
mors of projected visit next spring
of the Grand Duke Constantine to this
country with a feet. The Grand
Duke is considered as the eagle ofthe
Imperial family and OF the nation
He processes great admiration ior the
United States.
.P Lieutenant Gunnison says that
when he was in Utah the three men,
bers of the Presidency had no less than
eighty-two wives between them, and
that one Of the three "was called an old
bachelor, because he had only a bakers
Dozen"
DF It's alleged that General Con-
cha gets $51 each for permits to land
negroes in Cuba from Africa, and his
deputies get $3.50 for each me-
gro.
FoR GOVERNOR. THE Western
cto, y (paa1ar po in -, ;ns1o &c 81 .