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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
LouIsvnIe Tobaceo MARKET.

LOUISVIbLEf nov d 1909.
There continues fair degree OF ami
nation in the market, with an increased
activity observable to-day, as we'll as
interest among both buyers and plan
ters by the inauguration ceremonies of
opening new warehouse. The farm
ers' Tobacco warehouse, Messrs. Page,
Ronald, & Co., prOprietors, on Main
street. between Eighth aud Ninth, had
their first sale to-day, Offering 5 hhds.
which were bid on quite spiritedly at
the following prices: 8 hhds medium
leaf, old crop, at SI2 20, SI2 so aud S12,
and 2 hhds new crop from Warren
county, lugs at S6 20. and leaf at sl1.
The sales at i've of the auction ware
houses to-day amounted TO 80 hhds,
with s reflections of bids. The offerings
included new crop lugs and medium
leaf, and we notice that buyers are dis
satisfied with the condition and qualt-
ty of the new crop, as far as received,
the receipts to date being some so hhds-
1t is not as rich and well cured as was
anticipated 1t would be early in the
season. Prices to day ranged as fol-
lows: hhds at SI2aI2 20, 8 at Hall %,
5 at 10 25a1O 75, at 5Oa9 20, 2 at s Goa
8 60, at GOAT so. 2 at 8 70a6 16, and 16
hhds stems at 30a50c per hundred.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov.

w AbHl6dTONI Nov d
The public debt statement for octo-
ber will be issued Tomorrow, and will
show reduction of nearly So 000, 600.
BY the 4th section of the act of June
S0th, 1854, the Secretary of the Treas
ury was authorized to receive tempo
rAry deposits or loans to the United
States to the extent of $50, ,000, GOO for
not less than 80 days, at 6 per cent in
terest to meet sudden calls. he was
authorized to keep reserve of 60gmil-
lions OF legal tender. These deposits
and loans having been paid, the Secre-
tary has no reserve which he can use
for any purpose Whatever, excepting n
small remaining sum, less than one
third of million. This fact Is stated
becluse contrary opinion has hereto-
fore prevailed.
enue has recommended to the Secretary
of the Treasury for appointment Chas.
Hedges for supervisor of Internal Rev
enue for the Northern District of Ohio
and John NJ. Cummens for Indiana.
General Reynolds ON being relieved
by General Candy of his command of
the military district and department of
Regiment, the 26th Infantry, now
stationed at Austin, his headquarters.
The President has accepted the 20
mile section OF Central Pacific Rail-
road and Telegraph line, just complet-
ed sRnd ending with $40 miles east
of Initial Point.
There is no truth In the report that
Secretary McCulloch had received an
intlmation that his resignation would
be acceptable to the President, nor has
he any intention of resigninG under
this administration.
Delegates from various Republican
Associations met this eve ring at the
head.quartersto { o take mea-
sures for the reception of Gen.IGrant
on his return TO Washington.
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ls WHEELING VEST VA FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1868

Tammany Hall. At nine O'Clock Mr..
brennan and Mr.. Manierre Joined in
issuing an order to the canvassers, to
lay aside all doubtful ballots and pro-
ceed with the canvass MS fast as possi-
Die. No attention was paid to the or
der, and It became necessary TO remove
some OF the men. The delays were
evidently concocted and made for some
unexplained reason in the interest OF
The Democratic party.
The Democratic canVasser in the
Third District of the Eighteenth Ward
Insisted that the police and all other
persons should leave the room while
the vote was counted. This would not
only have been violation OF his in
structions, but also violation of law
In the Zenith District of the Fifteenth
Ward a Democratic canvasser disput-
ed i've hours over one vote. when he
was ordered to lay It aside and go on
A canvasSer in the Fourth Ward in
sisted onreading the thirty-t three names
on each ticket before taking up the next
ballot. He wasted five hours in this
way. -.-
In the Thirteenth Precinct the police
report that when the Assembly ballots
were turned out of the box upon the
table for counting, in the Fourth Dis
trict OF the Thirteenth Ward, somebody
turned of the gas, leaving the room in
.darkness.g Before light could be pro-
cured many of the tickets were rem0v-
ed and others mixed with those lying
on the. table, The canvassers refused
to count the ballots, and sent them to
the Thirteenth Precinct Station House.
The police also aIlege that the same
persons attempted similar frauds in
the Second and Eighth Districts of the
same Ward but were prevented by the
police.
lAssecret circular, signed by Samuel
j. Tiden, Chairman OF the Democratic
State. COMMITTEES, asking that leading
Democrats in each principal town send
an estimate of the vote as soon as the
polls are closed, has been published.
Mr.. Mden publishes card, in the
Evening Post, denying the authorship
of the circular, and saying he knew
nothing of It till 1t appeared in print.
The Republican suspicion that such
circular was issued for the purpose of
knowing how large Democratic vote
must be cast in the city, is sustained by
the conduct OF the Democratic CANVASS
ers delaying the counting.
The investigation OF tho conduct of
OBrien's Deputy Sheriff, shows that in
repeaters to vote. In. one district of fthe
Seventh Wardthey arrested the Inspec-
tor on a pretended warrant from Judge
Williams, and while they had him in
custody the repeaters cast about two
hundred votes. 5ysr 10
= In The Sixth Ward there were two
Thousand fraudulent votes cast or
counted, the total vote being within
two hundred and fifty of the number
registered. --.-.----..-
Honman's case will probably be car
ried TO the Court OF Appeals, which has
a majority of Republicans on its bench.
The Republicans propose to act
promptly in contesting Hotfman's elec-
lion. The Union League Club will
hold a special meeting tomorrow
evening to consider what course to
take concerning the frauds. ~
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LoNpoN, NoYennber 5
fRosf HAVANA.
nr-nvanm nra.an,har


NEW YORK November 8.
Captain General Iersundi had an. in
tsrvieW with De Iarentia, the Amert-
can Consul at Havana, few days
ago In regard to affairs connected with
the movements in Gu
ba. The Consul stated that some
American citizens might be implicated
in the movement, as they generally
honor Republican Institutions, and II
they were captured and should be tried
and dealt with in manner that should
create.a suspicion of foul dealing, the
United States Government might be
unable to prevent dlibustering expedi-
,tions against the island.
The Captain General said all prisons
ers would be allowed to consult with
the Consul, and would be dealt with
according TO the civil law In the case.
The Consul subsequently determined
to ask for UAlLed States man'of.War
in Havana, hut on preparing q tele-
gram for the-purpose, the Captain Gem
eral requested him not 70 send II, as Il
would enrage the dlseontented. The
Consul insisted and the Captain Gem
eral refused 70 allow the telegram 70 be
transmitted over the cable. s.1t..a.
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rRoM NEW .IoRR.
q. Enormeus Frnuas D.seoveEea.

7ffoRn1an.s Erection TO be-Contested.
9 -Fi's-ss-- NEW SoRiS, November 4.
THefe is great Cindjgnation among
Republicans at the result oil heelectton
In This State, and The Tanmany leaders
are freely defiounced. l. The authorities
claim to have evidence that hfteen thou
sand illegaliv votes were cast, and Hott-
isSan,s election will be contested or can-
celed. Last night for the first time
siuce the Police Commtssio sioners had the
appointments of inspectors and. Can
yassets Of election, ,shes men niiIlng
these positions refused to- obey Elustfuc-
lions to make a prompt canvass OF
the votes and is said their
action was dictated by the Tammany
leaders, and agreed upon early In the
Glay. Het etofore the canEassersf3h nave
promptly counted thesRotes rs soon as
the DolIsiWe closed, and made their
reinrns aebordfng TO law, without ever
giving rise to any suspicion that the
allofs had been tampered with. Last
NIGHT the reyerBe was the case, and
many canvassers acted IN such 3 man
ner that their movements can only pc
accounted for on thefs9pPosition that
they intended to tamper with the BALI
lots. Usually the vote for the hrst
name on the tfckeb known at police
headuuartersy by nine o'clock In the
evening, butsoWimg5to the perverseness
iof some of the canyassers last night the
vote for Grant and -Grtswold was not
known until BeVernl hours iater.
The Police OommissioneTs remained
Mt HEADQUARTERS until four O'Clock this
informing making changes of diaobedt-
ent canvnssers. Judge Boswotth was
eaiied nom his house ct u O'Clock for
Effffs5 iSdfpose. So nbst innate were the
FOOLS OF the Tamnnany ring that they
SSotiid NOT obey an order of Commis-
sioner Brennan, who is member OF
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WEST VIRGINIA ELEpTIoN.
TAYLOR COUNTY.
SIMPSON, w. Va,
November 4. 1865. /

Editors zIateetSgeneer.
GENTtRsfRN:-Here 1 have the
honor Of submitting the vote OF CLAW
township. in Taylor county. w. va.
for President, yesterday. When the
war 5roke ont, Taylor connty was in
SEenseIy SN1 loyal, but by degrees she lost
her first love, and finally became a
conservative county. Such was the
case up to yesterday. In the, State
election, the "Dimmycrats," as thew
call themselves, had majority Of
twenty nine (2el votes In Clay town
snip; put yesterday no nose-pulline
was done. Voters voted their senti.
ments, and the Republicans not onlv
gatnedf the twenty.nine, but aciualIy
gave President Grant forty-three (4Sl
majority, making a change of seventyz
two (72l votes. This Is just about the
strict party vote when no one has to be
pulled by the nose, or in other words,
when every man is allowed the free.
dom of voting his own sentiments.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
"LIEUTENANT,0
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NEW YORK.
NRME YoRK. no.

a NEW YORK, nov b.
AIorrissey's majority for Congress is
over 11.000. The World this morning
claims a majority for Seymour in this
State Of 10000; Hofman's majority is
IL, ,95T, also claims the Assembly by a
maiority of 4. The Tribune says Sey-
mour's majority in the State is g 1856;
the Legislature Is certainly Republican
by II, probably 16 majority. thus ensur-
ing the election of United States Sena-
tor. Vandyck will contest the election
with Green 10 Congress.
Z The Telegram says that frauds have
been discovered in five Assembly dis
triots, by which Democratic members
were TO be defrauded of their election,
thus giving the Assembly to the Re-
publicans in order to secure United
States Senator. The certificates, howe
yer, will be given to Democrats, leaving
the Republicans to contest 1t.
The habeRs corpus case Interference
to the arrest OF numerous persons on
election day and their confinement by
Judge James of Ogdensburg, who held
his temporary court in the chambers OF
the. Metropolitan Hotel, came up yes
terdaY before Judge McCunn, bpt as
Judge James had left the city he con-
cluded. after hearing the argument Of
counsel, to hold the matter under con-
sideration until this morning.
Margaret Murray WAS yesterday,
committed by the coroner for trial for
the murder Of the negro Brown few
nights since.
Judge McCunn, to-day, discharged
the parties arrested on a charge of ille-
gal voting, on the ground that the
committants charged certain crimes
without specifying by whom the
charges or when and where committed.
W. A. TreadWell, Colonel in the Con-
fe6ierate army, was arrested in Newark
and committed for trialin Jersey City,
in default OF S2O,O 900 bail. charged with
having sold large pumberOf natural
ization papers in Hudson City.
Rumor says Mayor Hoffman will re-
sign his present office In time for the
tion in December.
Gen. Rosecrans will sail for Mexico
on the 10Th inst.
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.BARBOUB.
PH1L1PPI Nov.

Editors Intelligencc1::
The election passed of quietly here.
on yesterday. Barbodr county has
proved true TO her friends who stood
by and saved our flag from shame and
disgrace in the hour when her country
seemed TO be shaken from centre to
circumference, by giving Grant majo..
rity OF All. j. n. GLAsCooK. z
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$4,000 5s5ssss % g EisIs HiR7fRYs.D Rgaa: HAa.a.

naaTlS HAEDLAS, JORDAN 500.
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q rhn rIecforhI Yote..

The vote of the Electoral College
will probably be aboutas indicated in
the following table. The dou btfuT.
states we have classed as it seems most
likely. the complete returns will fix
them, noting by star the uncertainty
in their cases. 1s'-7
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mIsSoURI.

ST. Louis, Nov. s..
r Missouri Andrews county, 500 Re.
publican majority, generally counted
at $50 Republican; DeEalb 13S Repub-
lican: Macon 10Y Republican; Rollo $50
Republican; st. Charles 500 RepubIi-
can; Knox All Republican; Clark S29
Republican, Caldwell 437 Republicans;
Sullivan 37S Republican; Lewis 81
Democratic; Charitan 81 Democratic.
The Republicans has table of 81 ooun-
ties, giving the vote reported and OH.
cial on the gubernational ticket which
shows the Democratic gains of 6, 1916,
and Republican gains of 1877. The
DemocraJ says 81 4counties show Rad
ical gain of L $50 upon'the vote of 1866,
when the Radical State majority was
over 10000, and claims II the other
parts of the State show like results,
Grants majority will be over Is, 600.
The Republican figures for Wells ma
jority for Congress in the LIST district Is
236, counting the unofficial vote of one
precinct. Mississippi county, official
gives Seymour 30S majority; Putnam
county, gives Republican majority OF
150l7. Washington county, Democrat
ic majority 30S. Pulaski county, Sey-
mour % majority
Stilsoni Hutchius, editor of the st.
Louis Times, has brought suit against
the Registrars of the Sixth Ward for
refusing to register him as qualified
voter without taking the test oath. he
lays his damages at SIC, 900, The suit
Is br ought to test the constitutionallty
of the voter's test oath, and the case
will be carried up to the u. s. Supreme
Court for that purpose.
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soUTH oARoLINA.

=. -: e = oHAR1EsroN. Nov. 5.
Election returns come in very slowly.
Upper portions of the State give large
Democratic majority, the middle pOr-
tions-are very close. No returns yet
relieved from sea Islands, where the
Democrats claim two ConRIeSsmen In
the upper counties. = The sRepublicaus
claim the State but by reduced major
ity. Full vote not yet returned.s -
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cAEADA
ToRoNTo. NOV. s

- - ToRONTO, NoV.b.
A-Hrit OF habeGs corpus was granted
to-day in Ihe express robbery eXtEadl-
ton case. The prisonerss Morton ana
THOMPSON win be, brought here on
Saturday, and the case argued IN the
ChRmber9 next week.. sfss5-.
A dispatch from Halifqx says that
fhe peopIe Of that city have subscribed
81 90 toWafd58 the Red River Relief
Fnnd and that the United States Gov
ernment has granted 81, 600 toWAEds the
sanna ntlianf. -.
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wa v..s=.a ..RAFCHES.


uJHE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
il Watches By Railway Conductors Engt-
neers, and EsxpressInent the most exnct1ng
nionstraiei the strength, steadiness d6rabI-
htSf fand aeeuraey Of the %altAaI1s Watcn.
decide the question as 70 the real value OF
More than $1,000 are speaking for them
selves in the pockets OF the people.
Imported Waiehes are D1ade ON an expen-
sive system, in small numbers, but by nu-
~. -, an PIC fIt IA ~ sIT 4
Mon opnIy OF Sale of some one Manufacture.
10 the Manufacturers prort must be add
a custona-hcdsa dnty Of . per cent pay
l' profit nc Of AZ least IS per can't 70 the I'M
nearly doubling the cost OF the imported
watcn. .s--..-y.
on a large scale, under one roof and system
of supervision and management thereby
saving many OF the eaSp5li1ses neeeaaaIily m
CURED In small Establishments; hence their
Great tsilea auueszS. - } -
2 An resp dealers now sen waltham
watches, and compettti iont IS all the world
Knows, n 1favora6Ie %. EmRli prodts. The
trade q sat Ned, because, though The prodt
on each watch IS sIIlalas the demand Is Large
UnscFu upTiIolI5 fmporters occasionally place
q. .yyoFthiess Swiss Initiation in the market
sinyaisbIy demand = certfheatson genuine
Watch Company-R. E. RoBBINS.
difefenf VaFieties or AVatehe5 made by the
Waltham Company, as there are different
sizes and snaps % az USE .ll
fTslile nsrlz or oEttSYAI2THAl M Is guatknteed
to be q good ones and nobodX needs beHfr
Everyyyatell RnIIy; warranted.
For3 sale lIy- IA ilrsi-e4ass= dealers in the
United statG and British Provineea.
8 IE0RRIHS 5 StszlAEPIEEOHSS q
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MINERAL.
Nnw cRERK, .NoYember 4.

Editors InteEtlyeNcer:
Mineral county gives Grant and Col
fax SO majority; gain of 66 over the
State election. About the same vote
out as on the 22d. j. I. BARRICK.
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RuRopE. = U
Nrw YoRK. NOV. 5.

NEW YORK, Nov. 8.
A London special says that the
Queen of Holland Is at Balmoral Castle,
where she has been received-with much
by Queen Victoria. Lord
and Mr.. Disraeli were with
her from London. Her visit Is in
with the question relative
to the free navigation Ofthe Rhine.
H LONDON, November 4.
The sheriff of London gave dinner
this evening at which Reverdy Johnson
was the chief guest andShad an enthu-
siAstic reception. In reply to the toast
1.-THE United States" Mr.. johnson said
although Southerner he had always
believed the Union should be preserved
at any. cost. He extolled the heroes of
The war, and particularly Generals
Grant, Sherman, Hancock and SheEi-
dan and admirals FarraRut and Palmer.
He believed that the American debt
would be paid in gold, and said the
American people would have been un-
grateful IL they had not elected General
Grant to the Presidency. Mr.. Johnson
dimes with the workIngmen of London
the last part of this month.
LONDON, November 5.
The newspapers here comment vari-
ousIy upon the election of Grant. The
Telegraph, after noting the lofty char
acter and position of Grant, says: The
defeat of the Democracy was richly de-
served. They should have accepted
the results OF the war by nominating
Judge Chase and not Horatio Seymour,
peace man, whose election would
have been q Tecantation of all accom-
plished by the war.
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GFFICE, No. 60 HAINsr., WHEELING.
" wa Money recaiTed on deposlE In
terest paid on special depoaltas
Notes and bills uiEcuunfad.fE n Fercuana-
bought and sold Collections At hoIneo ffof5
abroad promptly attended "a. = l7ssatl4if
Iohn Reid. s;l;f,,,,s,, 81 - ~
1Qhn aandlans u 3 - do1Iu Voc <ter.-4
sanT J. BoYds "a =. Richara cufer.5
AudfoW FFilson.
49, 1-.ErrTll NClEflTI ElrfaII
JOSIAH =. URpEeRAFE, cazaf. nsyg
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/ -cONRRCFTeUT.

a. - HA1Fp6Rb, November5.
sFuil and complete returns of the vote
in Connecticut make Grants majority
8. .O4I; Republican gain of 4 0s5 since
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ExpIosIon.
cfncrlgNATI. November 5.

a tank In George shnlito's soap and
candle manufaetory, corner of John
S,,d IPfndIoy fstreels, exploded yester-
.iav afternoon, nearly destroying The
building. Two persons were injured.
I,oss about S25, 600. No insurance.
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GKORaIA.

Is AUausTA, November 5. u
The ofIieial count from 20 counties In
Georgia give 1858 msjority for Ssy-
mouF. Seymour q majority In the State
Is estimated sts25 600. - s5s-.iss =
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PLRASANTs.

ST. Mays. West Va. Nov 4. 1865.
Editors Intelligeacer. .,5.,l
The following is the result of yester-
days election in this county. Whole
number OF votes polled 597.
2eymour.''......,'.,
Grantan ColLa1. 1........... 900
Democratic majority. ............. 81
AZ rms Is Republicans gain of % over
Respectfully CHAs. CARROLL,
Sec. Co., oOns.
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ARRANsAH.
MEnrPHIs. Nov. |

a dispatch from Helena, Arkansas,
to the agent of the western associated
press says that county gives 1000 Rad
iIcal majority, and the Democrats CON.
cede the election of Logan n. Roots
Republican candidate over Cameron
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FOE GRANT AND CoLFAx.

The whole number of votes in q full
Electoral College would be S2T. MIS-
sissippi. Texas and Virginia e1elouea,
fora choice. Giving all The now doubt.
ful States k25 votes) TO Seymour Grant
will still have 1872, majority over Sey-
mour Of go votes, and % more than
would be necessary for a choice IL all
the states voted. If Grant has carried
All The Statesin doubt, his majority Will
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Editors Iilteliqencer. q {

EdItOlS IilLellgellc6T = .
The following is the vote at our
place: Grant 4s: Seymour 2; gain of
8. This county will give Seymour 800
majority. 1 wilt give you the official
vote as soon as reported.
Yonrs, WM. s. PURGET.
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NAsHVmIR, Nov.

Knox county gives Grant 2,47I ma
iority. and MeynardI 2.46l. Grants nta
Mcminn county gives 1000 for Grant,
and ], 200 for Maynard Bradley gives
S25 majority for Grant. Maynard is
reelected. MARSHALL county gives Sey-
monr 700 majority; Democratic gain
of / ,1s0. This, with the gains in Giles,
(DemoeFatl To- Congress nearly GER
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River and weather.

PTTTsBURGH, Nov. s.
Weather clear and oloudY. River
feet and falling. Mercury 4go.
-CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.
River unchanged. Weather clear.
Thermometer 497.
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HIhApELFH1A, I, Nov.5 Z,
Corrected returns Of the vote Of the
city makes the Republican majority
2,51S.
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NEW JERSEY.
TRENroN. Nov, /

TRENTON, Nov. o. T
Seymour's majority in this State is
about 2 1000; Randolph's majority 5000.
The Congressional delegation will
stand three Democrats to two Republic
. Republicans. In the Senate, the
Democratic gain on the majority on
Joint ballot Is SIX.
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PRovInENrR Nnn-

,srsrS.={ PRoyIDENoR, Nov. S.
Rhode island complete gives Grant
Il. .993; Seymour 8, SIS: Dlxon's mgjority
for Congress in the Western District Is
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TRsHEssEE.

. = MRMPH1s, Nov. 5.
The Registrar here has thrown out
.the-polls Ia the Sd, Slh and 9Th civil.dis-
tricIs for informalities and cause. The
county of Fayette has been thrown
ont for the same cause. The full ofti-
Cial vote of the district is not yet re-
ceiVed, but Heftwich Democratic cam
.dldate for Congress is undoubtedly
elected by from 500 to50O, unless other
polls are thrown out, -