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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09

Fallman, Keller & Watkins would again
say to the eitf 4ens of Delaware and Yfcini-
fy, that they have just received and have
on hand complete assortment Of Goods
suitable for mems and boys FAN and Win
ter Clothing, which they VIII make mp on
order at short notice. Fit and work War
ranted. Prices reasonable.
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e u IL q z E


LONDON, Nov. 4-Dispatches from the New
York Associated Press office, giving unusually
full details of the result OF the election in the
United States, were received here in few
hours after the polls closed. The morning pa
pers comment vaIiously on the election of
Gen. Grant. The Telegraph Liberal and
Journal, after noting the lofty character and
position of Gen. Grant, say that the defeat of
the Democracy was richly deserved They
should have accepted the result of the war by
nominating Judge Chase and not Horatio
Seymour, peace man, whose election would
have been recantation of all done in the
war.
The Sheriff of London gave a dinner this
evening, at which Reverdy johnson was the
chief guest, and had an enthusiastic reception.
In reply to the toast, 1.-THE United States, !"
Mr.. johnson said that although Southerner
he had always believed that the Union should
be preserved at any cost. He extolled the he
roes of the war, and particularly Generals
Grant, Sherman, Hancock and Sheridan, and
Admiras Farragut and Porter. He believed
that the American debt should be paid in
cold and said that the American people would
have been ungrateful if they had not elected
Gen. Grant to the Presidency.
Mr. johnson dimes with the working men Of
! London the last part of this month.
LONDON Nov. BIN the course of his speech
at the Sheriff's banquet of Thursday evening
Mr.. johnson said whatever di1ncuiues nave
occurred between England and the United
States, I have supreme pleasure In saying they
are about to be reno yed. Little remains TO be
done, and before the end of the year every
thing will be successfully adjusted Referring
TO the financial position of the United States
he said we have contracted an enormous debt
but tell you with all the sincerity which {
man can speak, every dollar will be paid il
what the world recognizes as money.
The Daily News thinks the American people
experience and demand strong government
The Morning Standard charges the Republi
can party with the suppression of the freedom
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NE w YORK n.
CITY AND VICINITY.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-An inquest was held
yesterday on the body of the negro Murray,
killed by Margaret Murray, alias Brown, by a
cut with a razor Tuesday night Testimony
was given showing the blow to have been
struck by the deceased before the prisoner cut
him. A verdict was rendered accordingly, and
Margaret was committed.
A habeas corpus case in reference to the ar
rest of numerous prisoners on election day and
their commitment by Judge James of O9dens-
burg, who held his temporary court in cham
bers at the Metropolitan Hotel, came up yes
terday before Judge McCunn, but as Judge
James had left the city, he concluded, after
hearing the argument of counsel, to hold the
matter under consideration until this morning
Judge McCunn to-day discharged the par
ties arrested on the charge of illegal voting, on
the ground that the commitments charged GER
tain crimes without specifying by whom the
charges were made, or where and when they
were committed. ~
The Metropolitan Fire Department parade
on Saturday in three battalions for review by
Governor Fenton.
w. A. Treadwell, colonel in the confeder-
ate army, was arrested in Newark and COM
mitted for trial in Jersey City in default Of
$4,000 bail, charged with having sold large
number of naturalization certificates to parties
in Hudson City, N. j. s
Rumor says Mayor Hoffman will resign his
present Office in time for the vacancy to be
filled at the charter election in December.
General Rosecrans will sail for Mexico or
the 10th inst. rt ~
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TIL Il ELE CTI ON
Additional Returns.

Hhtturns.
HARTFORD, Coun., Nov. 5.-Complete re
turns make Grants majority 3O41, a net Re
publican gain of 1905 since last Spring Tn,
total vote of the State is $4,000, about 300 les
than last Spring.
New YORK, Nov. 8. -Morrssey's majority il
11,22l.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 5.-Seymour's maiori
ty in the State is about 2000 Randolph's ma
jority is nearly 5000. The Congressional dele
cation stands 3 Democrats Republicans; the
Assembly, 81 Democrats, % Republicans In
the Senate the Democrats gain one majority
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 5.-The Republi.
cans carry California by small majority OF
from 1000 to 1900 Axtell, Democrat, Is elect
ed to Congress, and Sargent and Harrison, he
publicans, are probably elected to Congress.
Nevada gives 1000 Republican majority
Fitch, Republican, is elected to Congress.
Both parties claim Oregon. The State is in
doubt. The eastern portion has not vet been
heard from. The returns indicate large Re-
publican gains
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov. 5-Returns from
Black Rock complete the State The island
gives 10l for Grant, 50 for Seymour; ITO for
Dixon for Congress, 46 for Warehouse
Rhode Island complete gives Grant 1898
Seymour 6548.'. Dxon's majority in the West
ern district is 1856.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Nov. 5.-Corrected
returns of the vote of this city makes the Re-
publican majority 251S, allowing the fraudu-
lent return from the 4th ward.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov 5-Official count has
0een received rec rom ~ co9ntles IN georgia, ana
give 300 halorlGy lof seymour; seymour mo
majority III Ihe ota'e Is estiiliaoeu at Io,ooo.
returns iTom 10 counties snow oemocratc
majority OF Z4oOo, WITH only seven counties
YET 10 near rom, Inc democrats Claim Inc
State by over 10000.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Indications as far as heard
from are that Illinois gives 10000 republican
majority. oo
iowa gives 4o,ooo'
CHARLESTON, Nov Collection returns come
in very slow. The upper portions of the State
give large democratic majorites. The middle
portions doubtful and very close. No re-
turns have yet been received from the Sea Is
lands, where the Republicans are very strong
The democrats claim two Congressman in the
upper counties Inc repuelcans clam the
otate, puo Py q reuucea nlaJorltles. Inc iuii
'oee nas io' ye. oeen returneu'
CLEVELAND, Nov. 5.-The latest returns from
Missouri give Grant about 10000 majority
Nothing official has been received from Ten
nessee in regard to the late election.
NEW YORK, Nov "a dispatch from Hele-
ma, Arkansas, saws that county gives 1000 Re-
publican majority, and that the Democrats
concede the election OF Logan Fl. Roots, Re-
publican to Congress. agf
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MAINE.


AUGUSTA, Nov. 5.-The case of Rev. Chas.
Eagan, Catholic priest, indicted for libel of
Col. d. I'll. Buel, commandant of the q. s..
Kennebec Arsenal, was settled in Court to-day
in manner highly creditable to both parties.
Mr.. Eagan was indicted for letter written to
Gen. Grant, charging Col. Buel with unofficial
conduct. Mr.. Eagan stated he wrote the let
ter upon information which he believed to be
correct, but he was satisfied he was misin-
formed. The case excited great deal of in
terest, and this disposition of it is gratifying
to all our citizens as it sustains Col BuePs
character and relieves Mr.. Eagan OF all impu-
tation of malice
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NEW voaK. Nov. 5-Flour-sales 1900 bbls. !;
State and Western dull and heavy and 10 @ 16c
hoop Ohio 1870 @s25; extra Western 6 43 @ Go;
Southern dull and declining; sales $50 bills. extra
4 20 "a 10 90. Wheat heavy and 2 a DC lower; sales
$1,000 BUSH; Spring No: 8 at 40; No Eat I so q
no At s. M T retail lots o NO w anu
decided change; sales "a, 900 bush; Mixed Western
10 q 10 for unsound and @ III for sound
steady 81 10 90 "a % rs. Pork lower; sales 1850 bbls
mess &c 81 q 26 75 closing at 26 40 cash. Lard heavy
sales 47o kegs at Is 5ae for kettle rendered But
con less active at previous prices; sales 1000 bales;
Middling uplapds 25lc Sugar firm; sales 1900 hhds;
Muscovado III q 12tc. Coffee, steady. Molasses
steady. Petroleum dull; crude l61 q 17c;, refined
bonded 29sc. Freghts to Liverpool lower; Flour per
CHICAGO, Nov. s Exchange on New York very
firm at LILO per cent. premium selling Flour dull
at rs % for Spring extras Wheat dull at de.
i 10. Corn dul and declined 8 q &c; sales No. az
7sc; No. at 70 q 75c rejected s. @ 6ac Oats quiet
Rs o dsSiPs S e III ssss s Sales st ~ IS q
1 055; No. 2 at o. Barley declined g &c; sales
No.2 at At q 81 rejected at 81 @127 High
mess ordinary "a 90; thin 70 80; prime mess
nominal at "a 90; extra prime 1900: Dry salted
shoulders firmer at 10 g 1O3e Lard l6t (@ l52c.5,
Steers, Live Hogs active at decline of loe; sales
at 65 q 70 for fair to choice. Freights dull.
CINCINNATI, NOV, 4.-Whiskey 05. Provisions
unchanged,
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 5-Four dull; city and Min:
nesota so a rs. Wheat dull at "a foriNo. and
/ II for No. Q. Oats dull at 45c for N0.2 Corn
steady at 90c for No. /. Rye declining; sales at OF
tor No. 1. Barley active sales at l 70.
CHARLEsToN, Nov 8. Cotton active at &c better
sales $50 bales Middlihgs at 24c; receipts 1888 bales
exports, to Great Britain 2176 bales; coastwise 1851
| bales.
| SAVANNAH, Nov. 5-Cotton closed easier; sale!
800 bales Middlings 233 q 24c; receipts 2734 bales
| exports, coastwise 1882 b ales
| AUGUSTA, Nov. 3.-Cotton market dull; sales IL
bales; receipts AS bales; Middlings noninay 20 q
| oslo.
| MOBILE, Nov. 5.--Cotton quiet and firm; sale
| 1000 bales Middngs 23ic; receipts 1867 bales; ex
ports yesterday and to-day $3.50 bales.
| new ORLEANS Nov 5.-Cotton easier; Middling
23ac; sales $500 bales; receipts 1927 bales.
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WEST INDIES,

HAVANA, Nov. 5.-Oficial accounts of the
recent encounters between the troops with the
revolutionists are favorable to the government.
Several engagements are reported officially, in
all of which the troops were successful. The
quarters and submitting to the government
Col Quiros reports that the engagement
with the insurrectionists near the town of
Barre lasted an hour and three-quarters, dur
ing which time the revolutionists defended
themselves obstin "a, attacking the troops
which generally prove inventions. =
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MASsACHUsETTs.


LOWELL, Nov. 5.-Gen. Butler was greeted
last evening by about 5000 of his fellow citizens,
to whom he made brief speech. We had tri-
umphed he said, under the motto of equality
to all men and equal rights under the law, by
using freedoms great weapon, the ballot. He
hailed the glorious triumph of Republican
principles throughout the land and believed
that it you'd bring peace and prosperity. We
shall not long have murder after murder and
riot after riot. Look at New Orleans, from
which we have reported $4,000 for Seymour
and 276 for Grant. There was a time, as he
remembered, when the people OF that city be-
hayed better (applause); and he felt confident
sueh a time would come once more. Several
Southern States have voted for Seymour or
are i'm doubt because mems lives were threat
ened if they attempted to vote. When Con-
gress meets, in short time, it will be our pur-
nose to find remedy for this state OF things
and If Andrew johnson does not sec ond our
efforts. though it may be late in the day, we
will try to provide for him. (Applause). II the
Republican party is true to the great Denno-
cratic principles of Jefferson ana otnef3, IL
will hold the government TOR generation 70
come. We must be true to the doctrines -, o.
equality and trust in the virtue ana lnteil
gence Of the great mass Of the people ratne'
than to any member selected from among
them. Let US pledge ourselves as a party II
power with a renewed lease, that we VIII all
in carrying out the principles under when VIZ
have trumphed.
REPUBLICAN REJoICINGs
BosToN, Nov. 5.-The Tanners and Grant
Clubs of the third district had fine torchlight
procession tonight in honor of the Republican
triumph. Many dwellings on the route in the
IL.
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LONDON, Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I FOR MON
ey,
American secuiities-Unted States 5-20's heavy at
TAT; Illinois Central shares 81 Erie shares 274.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6-Forenoon. Cotton steady;
sales 49, 900 bales.
LONDON, Nov. 5-Forenoon-IinseedC Cakes e12
IS "a e12 los.
LONDON, Nov. 5-Evening-Consos closed at 944
a 9ls foI money and account.
American securities : United States 5-2Os firm at
TAT; illinois Central shares 81; Erie shares 27z.
FRANKFoRT: Nov. 5-Evening.-United States
5-20's weak at 79t "a 794
LONDON, Nov. 5-Evening -Ohicial returns OF
the Bank of England show that the amount of specie
in its vaults has decreased a367 900 during the week
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5-Evening firm; Mid
ding upands lid; Middling Orleans 11sd; sales
Is, 900 bales.
LONDON, Nov. b Evenng.-Sprits Turpentine 26s
3D. Tallox 52s. Sugar-No II Dutch standard on
the spot 26s and afoat 25s Cd q 2bs Sd.
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MEXICO.


MEAICAN VIEWS OF THE SPANISH REVOLUTIUN'
New YORK, Nov. 5-Mail advices from Mex
leo are to the 22d ult. Most of the Spaniards
in the country are excited over the Spanish
revolution, but as a general thing they are in
favor of it. The government of Vera Cruz had
demanded that Dominquez be surrendered to
the State authorities for trial, but the Minister
Of War refused. The italian Minister was ex-
pected towards the end of October, and it is
representation of the European powers since
the overthrow of .Maxiniiian.
Cauto. the murderer of Patoni, had arrived
at San Luis Potosi, on the way to the capital
under guard.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


New YORK, Nov. 5;-The steamer Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall 2Sth ult has arrived.
A battle had taken place in the department
of Los Santos, between the forces of General
Correoso, President of the State of Panama,
300 strong, and 100 Conservatives under Va
larde. The latter was routed with loss of
nine killed and two wounded.
aCorreoso had proceeded to Chriqui to put
down rising there. Capt. Little of the Co
lomblan war steamer Bolivar refused the re-
quest of Correoso to aid him. tsALN' 55A
Nothing later from South America.
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ILLINOIS,,
TANNER DEMONSTRATION

Cd CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-The Tanner demonstra-
ton, postponed from Monday night until to-
night was magnificent affair. The process
sion was compost Of all the tanner o:ganiza-
tons in the city, and was three miles in length
and an hour in passing given point
GEN. GRANT EN- ROUTE FoRwAsHINGToN.
Gen Grant and family arrive tomorrow
morning en- route to Washington.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes,
IN the town of Brdgton, in the County of Gu

I N the town of Brdgton, in the County OF Cum
l berland, for the year 1867.
The following list of Taxes real estate OF non
resident in the town of Bridgton for the
1867 in bills committed to VIM. f. Fessendep, Col
ector of sale town, on the twentieth dly OF Aug A.
ing unpaid OIL the nineteenth day of August A. d.
1865 by his certificate of that date, aud now remains
unpaid; and notice is hereby given, that if said
taxes interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury of said town within eighteen months from
the date of the commitment of said bills much OF
amount due therefor, including interest and charges
WILL without further notice, be sold at public auction
at the Office OF S. NJ. Harmon in said town. Satur-
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REPUBLICAN REJoIcINes
GEO RGIA.
THE NEGRO TROUBLES.

sAvANNAn, Nov. 5-The negroes dishanded
last NIGHT hut are again assembling at Teltaris
plantation, and ave said to be armed with Unit
ed States muskets. iae excitement cohtlIl l
The citizens are on the alert for any alarm
but hopes are entertained that no collision will
occnr Every precaution has been taken by
the civil and military authorities. Younglaw
who was killed by the negroes on the night o
the election, was buried to-day fhe attend
policeman, shot in the riot, died to-day.
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co M NJ Il He CIAL d.
New York stock and Money Mark


NEW YORK. Nov. 5-Money extremely active at
per cent. on call, with a per cent per day COM
mission, and on turning stocks a per cent paid
for fifteen days. The banks are extremely cautious
in leading upon stocks. Discounts nominal. Sterl-
ing Exchange dull and weak at 1893 q 1O9@. The
exports of specie to-day amounted to 700. Gold
opened at 1924 declined TO 1929, and closed at 1921
"a 1921. In Governments there has been almost a
panic under the extreme pressure by parties obliged
to sell at great sacrifice. Operations enOr-
nous and the slaughter of weak holders terrific
There was q per cent difference between cash
and regular sales, and in turns for fifteen days per
cent. and upwards was paid: cause, extreme search
ty of Money. In the afternoon the market became
frmer and recovered portion OF the decline under
purchases by dealers. AT the close, however prices
were heavy. Henry Clewes & Co; furnish the to-
lowing 430 ations-COupon 6's 1881, 112 q 113;
do 52os 1852 1864 q 1865; do 1864 1858 9 1o6; do
a 1903; do 1868, 1889 q 1889; 10-40's, 1884 q 104
Tennessee's, s.; new do 66l a 67a; old North Caro-
lina's, 6tl do, Co; old Virginia's, "a; do,
S63.
Stoc, s unsettled and lower, the market hammered
by bears. Business heavy, though large portion
consisted merely of turning operations at differ
ence of per cent. per day. The market closed un-
settled with downward tendency. The following
are g. 30 figures Pacific Mail, 116t a 1851; Western
Union Telegraph, So q 354; New York Central, 1903
a 1907; Erie, 80 q 39t do preferred, 60 a 65; Hud-
son, 100 a 1901: Reading. "a q OF; Michigan Cen
trail, III; Michigan Southern. 80 q 824 Illinois Cen
trail, 141; Hartford s. Erie, 26l.
The balance at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
tn cQ2 75Q
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.

TORONTO, Nov. A writ of habeas corpus
was granted to-day in the express robbery ex-
tradition case. The prisoners Morton and
Thompson) will be brought here Saturday, and
the case argued in the Chambers next week.
RED RIVER RELIEF FUND.
A dispatch from Halifax says the people OF
that city have subscribed $4,000 towards the
Red River relief fund, and that the United
States government has granted $1,000 towards
the same object.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 5.-Chancelor Shackle-
ford to-day rendered a decision in the njunc-
ton case. 1t enioius the Mayor, Aldermen
and three Councmen from holding their of
fees or receiving pay. Mayor Alden having
been in office last year holds over until tne case
is finally decided by the Supreme Court to
which the appeal has been taken.
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VIRGINIA.

DESTRUCTION or BELLEVUE HOSPITAL BY FIRE
RICHMOND, Nov. s--Bellevue Hospital was
destroyed by fire to-day,
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ONLY25 CENTS

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Rare Chance /!

FOUND RY FOR SALE!
rI1HE well known Foundry situated on Green Sis.,
business, will be sold at bargain, account of the
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himselfthe
trust OF Administrator Of the estate of
Lorenzo HAMBLEN, late of Port and,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased, requir
cd to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted
to said estate are called upon to make payment to
CHARLES JALL, Admir-.
Portland, Oct Goth, 1868. oc24-dlaw3w*
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HOrSenen. HOi

NOR Fifty Cents will send you recipe for fat.
Il ting the poorest horse in two weeks. The best
remedy known tor the heaves.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon hmsei,
the trust of Administrator with the will annexed
of the estate of
JEREMIAH SWEET, late OF Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and
given bonds the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
WILLIAM E. MORRIS,
Administrator with the Will annexed.
Portland. oct 20, 1868. oct22. d1aw3w
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FOB. SALE
Estate of Jeremiah SWEET.

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retail. W. ID. ROBINSON,
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Notice to the Sick d!
DR.. GREGORIE LAMONT.

All Diseases Positively Permanent
Cured and Perfect III ealfh Restored.
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PARIS, Nov. 5.-The Gaulois says the Carlsts
are circulating report that Emperor NapO-
leon will throw his influence in favor of Don
Carlos, should he be presented as candidate for
the throne of Spain.
A dispatch to the same Journal reports that
the selection of a Spanish Grandee for King
is mOoted in Madrid