davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
The P0ttsriUe Journal saws of the Coal trade:
1865.
5Gs s.o69. .16o .2j9,oi5


Mr.. j. w. Cunningham OF the New-York Stock
Exchange has formed q copartnership with his
brother, William Cunningham, for the transaction OF
a stock commission business under the firm OF D. w
Cunningham & Brother No. so Broadst.
The fractional currency received from the Printing
Bureau of the Treasury Department during the week
ending to-day is $37S,OOO. The remittance of frac-
tional currency during the same period TO National
Banks is 5000 to the Assistant Treasurer at New
Orleans, $4,000; to the Assistant Treasurer at NoY-
York, 100000 The amount of United States notes
forwarded during the week TO National Banks Is
$f37i2 The Treasurer of the United States holds in
trust for National Banks at this date the following
amounts: As security for circulation S&952,OoO (;
for deposits of pubic moneys, $3S,5H.@0 National
Bank notes issued during the week, $SG,23O; amount
issued to date, sGO5Gl495l. From this is to be de-
Quoted the following amounts, viz. Mutiated notes
returned $780, 592; notes of insolvent banks re-
deemed and burned by the United States Treasury
$j22 2Of leaving in actual circulation at This date
5000 l55 fractional currency redeemed and burned
during the week $433.C1o
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
WET IrnIA ,liRKFrs

H,yAss MAY following the esug prizes of eAsHsa
ic seek: Sol7r 1a % per aute fr Ao 90 70 y bah h''nd
Mo.,es-srga Ci1 ,r 80, 20 10 noeyiao ol scarce fs
b Good Res.u- 7a8; Fsrto Good grocery Fadcs - Pfas 10
Cocdo 9a9l Mocs a c5 ret keg for Caed sld 40
r N4.eoyalo E,csaar good ds4all % former prices lret'
without desls charge TuHsge f.ar,e Bacon Bale fef o.
Irur 2d3ic G. m S,ocis 30 50 80 fora hor - a20t 20 iot
lfL Flour ~ goa SO = Dbl Hans Gee o. for Dr sai" and
, r Surs CareL Isi B, iu good densnI at H 1i' % a
-es and az g. @. ., ns L.llt +4a $40 G. I"" te Er
white Pine fuI slgas23 Pitch Pine Potatoes. - oaF'
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
PASSENGERS .1RRITEp.

FROM SAVANNAH May I0-Tn steamship Gen Barnesars Gun
migs daughter b. G. Perctz W. jacobs Mrs h. Goldberg Hiss
Hattdck Spring Sprey Harris Nesol Miss Pol. aud m
Miss Weeks, Mrs sneed nd eh'ea As anTah sei JSuH
Asil, H. Martin WaTHock. NJ rsch Lewis Lenhai
Charles Sylvester M Higgins Miss McLaggin j. G. Dusgln John
Sanus, J. Haley w s. smith, H. Williams, J. v 'eller Eey;
Copp Hall Mrs BrDEn Jsrbfaugl wife and gutter yN
Truman wife ard child H. {. Prescott. Scf, Fcglrtv r Rob
Mrs H. L. Benlng AM ghter, HaeabuTs ADD ae
Hoe K NJ Hoe s. d. HousemaEn, Ramse James bseop ana
~ 10 the seerage.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
IOHN MUNROE & Co,
81 AMERICAN BANKERS.
M RUIZ SCRIBE. PARIS,

IOHN MUNROE & CO.,
81 AMERICAN BANKERS,
No = RUIZ SCRIBE, PARlS,
No q WALG-Sr EEW-lORh, 80
Issue Cuat Letters Cret for Travellers In All paris olufop &S
kc Also Commercial Credits
SARA oF BANK DEPARTMENT ALB'Nr Fen ~ loo
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chaper
~ 6 Lass " 1882 and 40 LaNs of 1903 th1t the
issued 10 "THB UNION BANK, In the CY OF He~ % . l1A.
Dankng Aso lion located n the City Of NtNiork NU ne Ieure
AZ 81, nv e sapetendut Banking Department on presena
lion al TIE NEWYORK STATE NATIONAL BANh h We 'p o'
date hereof aud not Thereafter
TLe ouuding OF the SAID Bank m1st e
from the date hereoii aul m ho
shall not be presented redemption an@psyment wln e o @
snee6ed vi cease be charge upon thc n1 IN tue
SUPERINTENDENT purpose CIV SCHUYLER supe'u'u"
Mh2 lar6mM.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 Chlptegg
Igl Laws of 1907 The Circulating Notes Issued 70 the
RYCIANGE BANK Banking Association located IN tg ny ~ ~ I'm
York will be redeemed presentation al ue ' @ G a.
EXCHANGE BANK In the city Aforesaid !" hA )eA' Ho" 'o w
hereof aud Of thereafter go n, -, ~ r-...,,sd
TIE Circulating Notes of the said Bank mus, DC e
a. sGead within date hereofi and ah o'es
,ha moi he presented r redemption and payment H'nn - %
spr6ed will be charge upon the secnues sns
supehnehdeBt for that purpose g. w hChUlLhh NupeIn,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE: NAN
SIpA,iSlrPS BETWEEN EEwIoRK AND HAyRs, CALLING
new vessels on This hvors route for the Continent viii
.. froa Per 30 SO North river follows,
WILLIE DE PARIS FRbAY Ms, a.
ST. LAURENT sATvsDAX yaNs y
PkaE OF PAsSiGR IN saj iacalss Wse
TO BRESr oEHAAyRk: go,
hF'' Cabin r6 ';' rSRS. Sf.,Sa 'A'"- "''
iacurug railway leis,.. furnished on board
Fist Cabin, $4S; Sec'ud Cabin, %Sh
TiSss s,eamers oIrry Storage p1ssHgT~
Aeicsis,srdauce Gce OF 6barye. .-.-.., -, r..,,.
by 4ss sas Ibs eas. s .a a IS s 'ss sr i5.i
ilou5 ad expense GEo MACkESzE AGENT No 50 BIoadaa1
i IYERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
r.. following rnsrSIsss sLsAN oS FsirfFhMsup nn expressly
New erk trade are intended e 's Isy % GS"ssA
YORK aui LlNlEiOolr 'ai'ns " VOhIN'iO MiSSESoTA
e}GG1aiD56'' COLORADO. NEBRASkA'
3 ci1 m ci,, bo s5'' ea' steamers binding WEDNESDAY May ~
Str a WEDNESDAY, May ~
W. 0NESDAY May q
NINNhSo' From Per No. i6 North RIVER -,
Cabin be accommodations being equ. TO aay A1aEtS e S'O
Tci TO 6ne passengers Europe be obtained on r'
oaaOs terms Forsa or GEiffiAMS GiafffiA GuroS No Il w.n
For ''''''se passage" WILLIAMS GUIoS No 20 Brosdwsr
CTEAN TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUBgNsToWE eandIhe lnm,n Line anlsf GIoso N tS s
dsPstching their steaners as ooU'; s,rran,y N,,,e
GIN cr2 or or HMHAsnSGioS VI; 'sai I3SPAi Nay
civ CTr OF OF sAIgGpAr May 30
ETNA iva HaA@ ;;NT2THSay ;N2SBAyy yaDs ySD
And each succeeding SATURDAY and alternate MONDAY All M
from Pier No. o. N0''D RATES s,, OF PASSAGE
By mail steamer sailing every Saturday; v ~ cruRYso,
FIRST CHBS.'... 500 sTEEGAGB
'' IA Landau. iO5l To London. ..,......''. ~
Passage by Monday sicameFirst Cabin $50 God S'es's'
SR, Sfpssss from HerYo to HhI-Csbu, S2o sces'
'Pssrs S,5 forwarded to vrs Hamburg Bremen te at mod
's, Ss1,se r1sSe passage from Liverpool Queenstown s currency T
be bought here BY persons ;e9di.g oI nt' aee %
For further J9iS & DALE No Is BTo.d..y
| CAFETY. SPEED, and COMFORT.
| - FURTHER REDUCTION IN PASSAGE hAIN@
rnR ANCHOR ef 1RoES fSE sSif EVERY SATURDAY
WIZ JPIFBoYIG MaeDonaid ...,"sss sATusn4Y Nay "a %
BRITANNIA LairI...........sas SATTRapaY SATTapBaaY M.y 5S
lrS Pier No. 90 Eoa River q os!sS5 SSST
RATES or PASSAGE PA(ABLb ~ nTRRY sse AID as
| Cabins 20 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW or Dhi'"i' Wv ~ W
''fSa sasa.qS isisi: good u nosth: slis go
pTspsid Cer,Gsates 6om these ports s37 ,... H.,
Ps,s.nss from Hamburg Rotterdam A''Tsrp h''e
@ Information apply A s fSSEI IBRSTfSs SSf AGENT.
To avoid passengers will please come direct the once a.
| this Company does not employ rnhntIs
DEDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE 10 The
The new iron North German steamship
| sMIDT
Capt H. RAseHES)
Of ~" Hn' WILL SAIL FROM NETWORK,
HER FIRST RETURN TRIP TO BREMEN,
abOu, May IA
PRICES OF PASSAGE
firs. Cabin Payanei0
An experienced surgeon co board
For further information, freight and Pa'ssss aRPlS to
Nc Hanover Buildings. Hanover SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

| MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun Rses. 4i7 Sun Seis..... 1870 No0a Set '''''h"
|
Sandy Hook ..l0:i5 Cows Island. HES ieh Gate '' i"
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

We are informed that in few days there will be
effected consolidation Of the Cleveland Columbus ana
Cincinnati, ana the GcllefOuaine Railroad COMPANIES
The style Of the new company is the Cleveland COluu'
bus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad
The Executive Committee Of the Midland Railroad
Company met at the Office Of the Company Oneida, on
Tuesday Of last week charged with the duty OF locating
tho line ID the several localities where the same ad not
before been definitely fixed large number OF dele
gates representing the interests Of various sections were
present. ana urged the claims OF their several localities
The report Of the Chief Engineer showed grade Dy the
new Morrisve route Of upward Of so feet Per me and
considerable increase in the distance which or course
necessitated the abandonment Of that line.
The Committee made a final determination upon all the
disputed and Indicated points, with one or two CXcep
tous, which viii be further considered at an adjourned
meeting Of the Committee on Friday next.
The line adopted by way Of the StOc6dge Valley 10
Eaton Village Smiths Valley, smyrna, North Norwich,
oxford, Guilford to sydney Plans.
The following the conversions of Soven-thirties
at the Sub-Treasury since May /:
May yI......... S1J6 800, May S532 250
May 2............. $50 $50 May 7.......... $4,000
May 4............ 1853 700 May S........... 3o9OjO
May 5................. 52J, ,6OOl
The PottsriHe Journal says of the Coal trade:
The quantity sent by railroad this week is 6Ol53 il
uns by canal 3SI93 10 tuns for the week. SlI Oh tu
against yO42 tns for the corresponding week last year
Tho trade sums up this week as follows compMeS WIN
last year
1GG1 lSGC,
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
ai6iNmS aotit,s.


ST. LOUIS ArToS ASR TEhnE hhUTf N y i.t NAV issi
nIVIDEND NOTICE-A Dividend Oh SET ~ IN
PRR CBNT the preferred stock Of this somPa9% ~ s ta uO
h.. been t day declared according TO the provisions OF
s n dd payabs the 18th day Of May ms 'he once
The transfer books Of preferred stock VII be SPn ron tns ON "
Ih inst. inclusive. Ohhhli,o ~ IN, . -
nIVIDEND.-THE NATIONAL PAmLMIt L
bwooD PRRsERyING COMPANY have declared DlVDkhD 9i
AK PER CENT PAYABLE ia cash on aud amer May lo V bUun
KELLY Treasurer. No. ~ Nassaust
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
THE MARKETS.


Sa1rHrAY. May o 1903.
ASIES-Pos ere stea'v 81 300 4s 62i Pearls
BUILDING MATEElALSTle receipts of d. ca t' pact week
Hair Pas auy-d freely ant % prevent au
accumulation II stock decline has br,u 'd TO- lone i's not
Plater ~ Par s arf rrcr We quote
follows BncksNeoJetr, 81. go tds 1 Long lsald D. N.
sltd5lI; North River = VI. SltVa2 tri'l g. W.. -lfa ~
Philadelphia al5Q $50 triutItlr .ur q bhL, 81 -
Hair-CAe hasl, 3ic Mixed bach Cti tolt g. lHs.. e-
I8ls-Eastcrn 3 U 50 LireEocasHd Common n hI ~ 20
Roeklsnl IlmP hi, 50 r.su larIg Nea sco. " ign.
White scotia q - 'IG ~. talcu Eafi
ern q lh 4O Csdaed Rnesubocker M', q bbl, - .oi
Cacuel Umpire Mills j. hbl, - 80
iaC ~ Tor American Cray and
White % G. demand has been good.
BtESWANas been in goOi demand 90 50c tt yellow Western
sri Southerl
COrTON-sslcs Of ll bales Of which c2 taken by spinner,
and s. by EyecustOTS We quote.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
OPEN BOARD or BR6KTrs--lo A. N.
nrrN rnARn nr RROKTRs--l 2. ".
No. nnARn Or nR0KERs-Ai p. M.

Wells Far TX 23it0 Eno R......' "a Oy O''e '' S
200............. % ~, o.
2 Ryerlst Nlhc Il q
Duf-Es o Tol .
100 "a = 8
Mail I'm Miss. 3lt'6tO che y W T. -
West Uuiu Tel 3t mo Mich a. l. % @''''''''' "
lQU N y Ce-LnI. ..llOIL
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

ALL cLAssEs oP UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OF
kENIITFD TCn. OS KiGFlrf At MARKET kAiEo,
E.EE on AL Cul-ALIa-luN CLAk1Ea
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Stsamhps CITY Boston, aud Luna, fT A'efloo ASumo A.
f1r Glasgow Henry Chuuccy, mr rAsunNah; Btn'e @
V,r ir N,tarri,; Chsmun and Aicssbug for a 0li fg
fr V,aatua: Crescent CITY sBd George Cromwell ior
S Ic1fo and TEaes Savaunah Hisgrs fr Nofk 0c -
kbt III Georgetown D. C. Reh' ca C'de tf wilmington ~ -
sii3 Great Western LyeTpOol band Gaze.e barual''s
sed ship Emerald Isle for Liverpool (anl anclol AZ Vu'r
ant.ue.b -, NJ. IN
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

TIC FOLLOWING arc the CONVERSIONS OF SoVcn-thlrt
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11

Total liabilities &233 977 $22532O9Is Inc $sCog91
Is per cent res. 5s,SC5,494 56,330,2A
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-04

New YORK, November 3.-The DEM
ocrat's Madrid special says the news
from Alicant, Carthagena, Barcelona,
Seville and Cadiz announce that most
of the shops and manufactures in these
cities have been closed. The working
men, deprived of their labor, are be-
coming boisterous, and the fear OF a
general riot all over the country causes
great uueasiness to the Provisional
Government. The loan of 100000 900
reals (Sl70, O00), opened for the relief of
the wOrklugmen, has not been eatirely
subscribed.
The social question assumes here the
same aspect as in Paris, in lS4S, and So
Cialist clubs are forming all over Spain.
The Democrats Paris special says NJ.
Rabries, formerly Minister of Foreign
Affairs at Florence, is actually at Paris.
His mission, although secret one, is
said TO relate to the evacuation of Rome
by the French troops. He is, if success
tul, to be placed again at the head of
the Italian cabinet.
The Democrats Marseilles special
says the last mails received from Cal
cutta via Marseilles, inform us that the
Russians were making rapid progress in
North Asia and that the town of Calish
had been captured.
The Democrats Rome special says the
sacred college of cardinals, presided
over by his Holiness Pope Plus Ninth,
have met for the purpose of advising as
to the best means of increasing the
Papal army should the French, as it is
now feared, evacuate the Roman States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-04
MARYLAND.

Frederick from the I'd Dis.
trict, Howard county, give Demo.
cratic majority of %; Republican gain
of 122.
Cumberland gives Democratic ma.
jority of 279; Republican gain 156.
Homecoming gives a Republican ma
jority of 40.
Mount Savage gives a Democratic
majority of LIS. There is some other
mining districts to hear from.
Baltimore gives Democratic MAORI
ty of 1900.
Ellicott City gives a Democratic ma
jority of %; Republican gain ll6.
Hancock gives Democratic majority
of 35 for President and g for Congress-
Republican gain so.
Washington county-Returns from
Z districts show Republican gain o.
253.
Allegheny county-Returns from
districts indicate Democratic ma ori
ty of of go in the county; Republican
gain 500.
Frederick county-The returns are
mragre and indicate that Weisel car
ried the county by 100 majority. Re.
turns from 6 districts show n Republi.
can gain of 300.
Frederick City gives los majority fol
Hamill. and III for Seymour.
Baltimore City gives Grant 9052 and
Seymour 2l,593. In the Sd District
Swami, for Congress, has 1861; King
560S in the 4th District.
Returns show large Republican gains
in Washington, Frederick. Carol and
Allegheny counties, and the Congress
siOnal contest is close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-04
Disturbance. in Savannah.

SAVANNAH, GA, October 3.-The ne
groes appeared in great numbers when
the polls opened this morning, and took
entire possession of the pollingi places.
This continued till about o'clock.
Every white man wha came to vote was
dubbed away. Finally, fight COM
menced and the negroes were driven
back by the whites, who then COM
menced to vote. In few minutes the
negroes rallied and attacked the whites.
A negro deliberately drew a revolver
and shot policeman in the stomach,
mortally wounding him. Firing then
became general in the crowd. The po-
lice came to preserve order; the negroes
fought them desperately, finally the po-
lice used pistols, when the negroes broke
and run. Five negroes were killed and
several wounded; four policemen weun-
ded, one mortally. A Young lady, re-
siding in house opposite the Court
house, was shot by ball, which came
through a window, bat was not danger
ously hurt. Trouble anticipated to-
night,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-04
FINANCE AND TRADE
Baltimore Cattle Market.


October 90, 1863.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 23l6 head against 2496 last week. OF
the number offered S06 head cam. from
Virginia, 575 from Ohio, and 1874 from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad; 329 from Virginia and
1873 from Maryland on foot, and 76 from
Maryland by boat. OF the receipts 500
head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
$50 sold TO farmers for grazing, 500 to
spectators for other markets, about 400
were reshipped to the East without be-
lug offered hare, and the balance left
over unsold. Prices to day ranged as
follows: Old Cows and Scalawags at
5Oa4 90; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
aud Cows OOai 81; fair to good Stock
Cattle 25a5 10; fair quality Beeyes
5Oa6 80; and the very best Beeves w
ae % per 100 lbs, the average price being
about 5 50 gross. The market closed
dull at decline from the rates OF
last week of % cents per 100 lbs.
SHEEP The supply during the past
week has been in excess of the demand,
and the market is very dull, but quota
tons unchanged Prices today ranged
as follows: Common to good fat Sheep
at 25a4J cents per ID gross.
HOGS.-The supply this week is fully
equal TO the demand, and the market is
rapidly tending downward, showing a
decline of iully 90 per 100 lbs from the
rates of last week. Prices to day ranged
as fellows: Fair to good fat Hogs 10 OOa
IL so per 100 lbs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-04
OHIO.

Columbus-The Republican State
Committee claim the State by from 80
to 10000.
Cleveland city gives a Republican
gain of 1882 over October.
Cuyahoga county gives Republican
majority of $500.
Wildwood township gives a Republic
can majority OF SO; Republican gain
of Is over October.
McConnellsville gives II majority for
Grant; Republican gain of % over Octo-
Der.
GAINESVILLE gives 5 majority for Grant
Republican gain of 30.
Delaware township gives a Republi'
can majority of 33l; Republican gain OF
49,
Xenia township gives a majority for
Grant of 1866; gain over Sherwood Pol.
Jackson township, Darke county,
Republican majority 81; gain over DC
tober of %.
Portsmouth-Grants majority is go;
Republican gain l26.
neutrality-suspicious. majority 26l;
Republican gain of 20 over October.
Steubenville gives Grant 800 majority;
u Sdlu VI DID,
Seven wards and two townships in
Franklin county show Republican
gain of us.
Black Lick-DemOcratic majority l6l;
Republican gain; small vote cast.
Newark, Licking county, gives % Re-
publican majority; gain OF over the
State election.
Highland township gives IL majority
for Grant.
Newark-In the ID ward Seymour has
a majority of 30; Republican gain of 81
over October.
Decentralization returns received IN
dictate that Montgomery county will
give 800 majority for Grant; Republl'
can gain of 500 over the October cleo
ton. Grants majority in Dayton is
403; Republican gain of 2l9.
Cleveland, 20 p. M.-Lucas county
complete shows Republican gain OF
800. Erie, 400 Summit, $50.
st. Observation-Disclosures township
gives Grant on the official vote 10; Re-
publican gain 81.
MISUNDERSTANDING returns from
Green, Scioto, Butler, Washington,
Athens, Warren and Ross counties show
large Republican gains. Hamilton
county will give Grant 1000 majority.
Columbus-Republican gaia in CO.
lumbus city esq.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-04
From Brazil and Hayti.

NEW YORK, November 3.-The Her
AIDS Brazil correspondence of Septem-
Der 10Th says: The municipal elections
throughout the Empire were over, and
the result has been an overwhelming
majority for the Conservatives.
The gold bond loan of 80, OC,OOt
milreis has been decreed and published
Advices from Hayti state that Saque'
had been named Provisional President
and Dominique President of the South
by their respective forces, unknown &c
each other, and it was a matter of fear,
full conjecture as to what course would
be pursued when Dominique and Saque'
found themselves rival candidates
Saquet had been at st. Marie, which
was bl1ckaded, and it is reported that
revolt had taken place.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-04
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BoSTON, Noverbcr 3.-All over this
State Grant has made heavy gaiss over
the Republican vote of last year, and
his majority will probably be in the
neighborhood of $4,000. Every city
gives large Republican majorities. Bos-
ton gives between 5000 and 1000; Chel.
"a /, $50; New Bedford 1900; Cambridge
about 1000 and Charleston 700 or 500.
Hooper, Republican, for Congress, has
over $500 majority. Twitchell, Repub-
lican, in the Third District, has about
1900 majority; in the First District,
Gen. Butler has a large majority in
every city and town heard from, and
his total majority must largely exceed
that of the last election. Banks and
Boutwell, are elected by very large ma
jjorities The vote for Adams for Gov
ernor shows q heavy decrease from last
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-04
1IAINE.

Augusta gives Grant 3i2 majority;
Republican gaia $50. Several other
cities and towns show Republican
gain of 1867, or about 80 per cent, in
dicating majority of 900 or 10000
for Grant in the State.
Bangor gives 1000 majority for Grant;
Republican gain go.
Portland-The returns show consider
able Republican gains over the Septem-
Der election in this city. The result
stands, Grant $3.50, Seymour 1888,
agains the Republican vote of 1857 and
Democratic vote 1919 in September, be-
ing a Republican gain of Ala.
Bath gives Grant 1922, and Seymour
347, against Republican 1860 and Demo-
cratic 426 in September, Republican
gain Al.
Saco gives Grant S25 and Seymour
335, against Republican $50 and Dem
ocratic AS in September; Republican
gain 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-11-04
WEST VIRGINIA.

Wood County-Parkersburg town
ship gives Go majority for Grant.
Williams township gives 81 majority
for Grant; Republican gain of 167.
Marion Ceunty-Glover's Gap-Man.
nington township; whole vote 70; Dem.
ocratic majority 63; Democratic loss g
Moundsville gives Republican ma
jority in the lower precinct of AZ; he
publican gain of SO over the State cleo
tion Upper town gives Republican
majority of 144; gain of q: ,,-;.,,
Cameron gives Republican maJoLt.y
of los; gain of IL over the ota'e ei'''
ton. O., 20.
Fairudnt-Grant 1853; Seymour IS;
Democratic gain of 10 over state eieo'
ton. ..;.,. Pc
nnbIican gain of 81. West Grafton
Republican majority:
Fetterman gives 6S Democratic ma
JoI RtSwlesburg gives as Republican ma,
iority; q Republican gain.
Weston, three precincts, gives . he
publican majority of 55; Republican
gam VI w.
Martinsburg township gives 220 Re
publican majority; Republican gain 80
Marshall county-Liberty township
Republican majority IS; gain over DC
tober Is; Cameron, Republican mujori
ty los; gain %; TerrePs precinct Re.
publican majority 40.
Benwood township gives u Republi
can majority of 81.
Clarksburg, Harrison county, give!
400 Republican majority; large Repub
liean gain.
Cranberry Summit gives Radica
majority of 144; Radical gain of 81.
Lyon township, Preston county, gives
Is Republican majority; Republican
gain of %.
Harpers Ferry, Jefferson county, give
Grant IS majority.
Central Station gives Republican
majority of 62.
Petroleum gives Republican major
ity of 26; Republican gain 10.
Buckhannon gives a Republican ma
majority of 186; Seymour only vote.
Upshur county goes Radical by 20,
jority;, a gain over October of nearl.
300.
Lewis county gives a Radical ma
jority of 40; large gain over October.