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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-01


MILLIONS Hear Tes,Ir,. eA
Wonderful Curative rm..'' "s''
Thcy nro not a vile Fancy Dr,nL ~
ls"h' WhsAhey, Proof Spirits ma m 'oo'
idqn0rss dociorod, spioed and otencd A., ,.''"ss
tis'c called 'TonicS v" Appo1crs. "Re.,o.r"th'
that lead hetlppcr on to drunkenness ma sn a.,
true Medicine, made from tho native ,o. ouths
OF California, free from ali Aicoh.,,. ~. "''s
lnnt.. They arc the GREAT DI.OOn p,, ma'
FER and A LIFEGIvING PRIyC,n.,aI'
"porieet hcnoVH'or ana in,lsorator Of the sv.,..
u" POISONOUS matter and Restoring bs Mn.
W" "'"""y 'o"u'',on' No person can take ,h.,, NJ.
tiers according 10 directions and rcnnin '"e~ bit
provided their bones are not DESTROYED h' un~eI
poison or other means, and the vital or,,, "'nefa
beyond the poln, of repair "' wasted
They arc lGcntic Purgnt,x.
Tonic, possessing also the peculiar ,no,,, "s
as powerful agent In relieving Congestion -, aeus
nation OF the LAYER and all the ykceral o,,.a 'H'u
FOR ALECOMPLAINTSu hs,
young or old married or single, at the dawro,'m
hood or at the turn OF lifc these Tonic Rite, "Onaa
equal no
For Inhammatory mud Chronic H.,
tism and Gout, Dyspepsia or I,d,m"...A-
Bilious Kemittent and IntermI,,s,, r
sers' Diseases OF the blood, Liver r..
ncys and HINDER. these Biuers h,v, "'o'
HI
blood, which Is generally produced by der,ns"'
Of the Digestive Organs. 'u'
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIG EsTvox
ache Pain In the shoulders Cough. Yleb,,o,.'f'
Chest, Dizziness Sour Eructatlons OF the So
Bad Taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Palp,,Io.
the Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain IN ~.
regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other p,,ra.
symptoms are the ofIsprings OF Dyspcpsi.
They invgora,e the Stomach and 4rnul,,e ,,.,.
Liver and Bowels, which render them Of un.or,,..
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all lmpurte. ,nt
parting new life aud Ngor TO the whole system
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Erupton. ret., a..
Rhcum, Blotchcs, Spots, Pinples Pusue. Roll, g.
bunclcs, Ring Worms sead Head. Sore Eve, p,,.'.
las Itch, Scuris, DESIGNATIONS Of the Skin Upno,
Diseases of the Skin Of whatever name or u,,n,,,
literally dug up and carried out OF the system IN
time by the use Of these Bitter. One bottle +, ,-.,
cases will convince the most norodulous Of the, sn,,
tive effects
Cleanse the Vi,iA,cd Blood whenever YOU nn,t .t.
purities bursting through the skin in Pmple. rc,
tons or Sores; cleanse it when you find IT ob.ir..
and sluggish in the veins; cleanse II when f., nsi
and your i,eings W ~ yon whom, Keep The sSa
Pin. Tape and other Worms, mrkprsn,
system OF 80 many thousands efcctuay ds.,r5ysi
there is scarcely an ind ividua anon the nss o
earth whose body exempt from the pre.ps. ~
body that worms exist, but anon he S.oa,es ,s ne
and Shiny deposits that breed these living mon,tfr
disease No system of Medicine, no vermifa,. %
anthelmin,ics Wit free the system from worn, "A,
these Bttcrs
Sold by all Druagists and Dealer
D. "ALhLh, Proprietor. X. II McDONALDdCO
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco c.t
fornia, and 50 and 81 Commerce Street New Yort.
".
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-01
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

The receipts of internal reyenue at
wa Washington yesterday amounted to 81
137 ,963.37. w W
The colored men of the United States
VIII mold two conventions of national
character this fall. The first is called a
national convention, and will meet in ST
LOUIS on the 22d of September. The second
IS called southern convention, although Il
is Thought that nearly all the States viii be
represented; it will meet in Columbia.
South 30 carolina, on the 18th of October
ine avoweu purpose of each is oonsulta-
ton on matters connected with the welfaro
of the colored race.
a dispatch from Martin Donclson. of
Bolivar, Mississippi, states that. NJ s. A.
:. Donelson had died at that place Thurs
day evening last. Mrs. Donelson was the
WIDOW OF Major A. j. Donelson. whose
death was chronieled few DAYS since.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

Uahitched Horses. person who
leaves horse standing unhitched in the
street, is a criminal to greater or less
degree. Especially is this the case if the
horse is attached to vehicle.
Last evening we saw a frey-looking ami
NAL, attached to dray, standing unhitched
and unattended at the intersection of BROAD
and Fourth streets, fairly shiyering with
fright as train of cars passed him. He
would undoubtedly have run off had he
saw half chance of getting through the
crowds of people in the streets without
hurting any of them. Herein he exhibited
real good ''horse sense" more than his
driver can probably muster.
!, We call attention to the matter, with the
hope that the police will take up the first
person they may find thus violating a city
ordinance, and, by such violation, placing
the lives and limbs of men, women and
children in great peril.
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DIED,

dam Om IkuIsday evening August 81, at the resi- =
Hsnse M,s oi her prother-ln-law, G. L. Depnison in
= nM6em1ypnis. 61ynl. tennessee, Miss MARGARET A.
aaos omNf's' after lingering illness OF several
DEE Un sunday, the Sd instant, Mrs MARY ANN
har vile OF John Peroe, in the 5ad year OF
instant LUCIE ELLEN, second daughtar Of
John A. and Lueie Dudley. aged 10 years and
In Hanover county, on the I'd of September
REBECCA O., wife of John X. Noel and youne,
esl uaughter OF the late James NJ Couling
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

Ihe Horticultural and Pomoloqicol Er-
ht0a,on. The press of this city is behind
no other In its efforts in behalf of all en-
terprises, with which the interests of the
State are identified.
There are many questions upon which
we can and do, all heartily unite, and we
generally strive to keep pace with the most
earnest and jealous of our cotemporaries.
wherein either the interests of the city or
State are at stake.
we have not been behind in urging the
people of the State to- come to Richmond
and be present with samples of such fruit
as seem best adapted to our climate. To-
morrow is the day fixed upon, and Assem-
bly Hall the place selected, for the exhibi-
bltion OF fruit, which will be encouraged
by the presence of persons from all sections
OF the Union, already here, with products
OF their own climates. While we are not
prepared to expect any very brilliant dis
play from Virginia, we do hope and believe
her mountains and valleys will be ably
represented by such productions as will
compare favorably with those from dis
tance.
1t is estimated that over 1000 plates of
fruit will be exhibited. The managers and
their assistants will probably be engaged
all night in registering, arranging, and label
ing the various contributions.
Among other arrivals heretofore an
nounced by us we add the following:
Mr.. Robert w. Furmas, secretary of the
Nebraska State Horticultural society, with
fruits OF his own production, arrived yester-
day.
Mr.. Jennings, of California, arrived Sum
6a hptv, l.. q
that State.
Messrs. John H. King, u. M. P. King
and w. II. Lipscombe, of the Potomac
Fruit Growers Association, with fruits, |
arrived on the afternoon train yesterday.
Mr.. j. G. Wilson, of New York, and |
}. ". Paul, of Massachusetts, arrived last
night by the steamship Wyanoke and are
registered at Ford's Hotel.
MIR. p. Il. Quinn, editor of the fruit de-
partment of the New York Tribune, is at
the Ballard House.
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Registered at Assembu HaU.-Tbc fol-
loving names of attendants upon the pomo-
logical exhibitions, to begin in this city to-
morrow, were registered at Assembly Hall
up TO three O'Clock this afternoon:
Mark Miller, Des Moines, Iowa; James
II. Masters, Nebraska City, Nebraska; Jno.
Il: kng, VIM. II. Lipscomb, z. NJ. P.
King, Washington, d. c.; f. Wellhouse.
Or. >. Stayman, Leavenworth, Kansas; Ro'
Fumas, Brownville, Md; T.. b. Quinn.
New York Tribune w. b. Breckinridee.
Jas. Deutland, R. S. Corse, John FeaRt
Baltimore Jas. M. Paul, North Adams
Mass. l.. A. Hardee, Honey-Moon. Fla. !:
VIM. Perry, Jacksonville Courier. Fla. !:
W. Schley, Savannah, Ca; j. S. Curtis.
Sacramento City, Cal.
Col. l.. A. Hardoe, of Florida. whose
name appears in the list, is the discoyerer
OF the new theory of DESTROYING curiculo
by concussion, and he will, during the
meeting of the societies, give demonstra-
tons Of the theory.
AT the Exchange-Delegates from the
Massachusetts Horticultural Society:
Hon. Marshall p. Wilder. Hon. Joel
Parker, Hon. Thos. p. James, Hon, James
W. Clark, Arthur Bryant, Robert Man
ming, Z. w. Busweli, Frederick Clam
Lemuel ,ei Clapp, John E. NJ. Gilleys, b. K
Bliss, Jno. G. Barker, BENZ. G. Smith. j. c.
aHovey, p. +. Washburne, j. w. Manning.
Gieorge Craft, Samuel Hartwell, Jas. Cruif,.
sshankss, Otis Cary, E. w. Cobb, II. II. Pills
bury, L.. II. FELTON,, W. II. Spooner, Samuel
Gushing, j. H. rockingham. w. K. Mann.
George b. Durfee, Edwin Hayt, j. P.
Shields. Also Mr.. Mon, Minister of the
Japanese government in Washington; w.
Saunders, Superintendent of Agriculture.
washington; Thomas Taylor, j. B. Rus
sell, John Saul, of Washington.
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Police Cout-Hon. J. j. White. .Jus-
t'ce--1ucsday, Sept. 5.--The following
cases were disposed of:
Ellen Champion, Samuel Champion. and
John Farrill, charged with assaultng
striking, and abusing Mary Sharkey. Dis,
James Fleet, colored, charged with de-
fraudinng Archibald Dyer out of s15. Dis
mlssed-no prosecution.
Charles Mink, arrested on the charoe of
beng a lunatic. Commission de l,uidtico
oquireado ordered.
Ann Doing, charged with trespassing
upon the premises of James Finley. and
cursing and abusing said Finley. Matter
OF unlawful detainer; party discharged.
Cornelius johnson, colored, charged with
assaultng, abusing, and threatening to beat
+. w. jackson on his own premises.
There being no prosecutor present. the ac-
cused was discharged.
John johnson, ,colored, charged with steal
ing Sl3 from Louis Carpenter. Found guilty
OF mlsdemeanor and sentenced to thirty
days confinement in the jail and service on
the chain-gang for the term,
Charles Fisher, charged with assaultino
and beating John Ebenhack. Case contin7
ued till Tomorrow.
John Ebenhack, charged with using
abusive language to G. F. Fisher. Case
continued till tomorrow.
. James Baccigalupo, white, and John
Williams, colored, charged with fighting in
the street. Baccigalupo discharged.
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There are more than 800 Knights O
Pythias IN Richmond, and'more than 4. .OoC
in Virginia. '''' "'O'N
rW atermelons are going out of fashion,
whlie e. oysters are slowly creeping in.
;. IIhe sewing machine business is quite
ilvely IN Richmond at this time, if we NAV
Judge from the number received and shipped
by the Singer agency, opposite.
). line Eeen'ng Neaos is now flourishinr at
IT'S new office on Ninth street, next to Tir-
glnla HAL. We have a. wish for the general
prosperity of the press everywhere
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

Personal DDicuhH-We learn that a
personal difficulty occurred yesterday at
Charlotte @. H., between ex-senator Gra-
ham, of the Charlotte district, and a bully
named Harvey-the latter being the aggres-
sSor, and also coming out of the fight second
best. The judge of the county court was
witness to the affair, and though he off
clally commanded the peace, it was after
the bully, whom he, with others, had at
tempted to restrain, had received merited
chastisement.
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.ICHMOND, VA, TUESDAY EVENING. sEPTEMBER= d ls71.

Teachers for the Public iSchools.--At tn
meeting Of the City School Board to-day
the following, in addition to those hereto
fore appointed, were elected as teachers fol
the ensuing year. A few others, whose
names are not in this list, were elected con.
ditlonally, upon their services being re-
9uired. The schools will be opened on the
first Monday in October:
Miss Julia P. Read, Miss S. Z. Ramos,
Mrs. =. /. Bott, Miss Hester A. Mitchell,
Miss L. A. Folkes, Miss Lucilla r. Robins,
Miss Lucy M. Hicks, Miss Ella Shell, Miss
Maggie d. Brander, Mr.. c. d. Montague,
Miss Sallie Lambert, Miss c. S. Taylor,
Miss Matte Tompkins, Miss Maggie +.
oolIn, Miss z. M. Chappell, Miss Matte
Miss George Fay, Mrs. Annie
p. Moon, Miss Mary L. Anderson, Miss
Mary A. Gwathmey, Miss Ella f. Brown.
Mr.. r. NJ. Tuck, Miss Ella G. Farrar, Mrs.
w. b. Bingham, Miss L. M. Woodward.
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h4 City observation-disclosures wishing the
STATE JOURNAL left early and regularly at their
places OF business, or residences, by responsible
carriers, will please leave their orders with JoHS.
sros SRLDRs, Nswsdealers, sIs Main Street
and at the News Depot of w. A. EDWARDS sol
East Broad Street. @ VI
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MARRIED

AZ tne pastors residence, August 2atb. Inv Pav
>; .; y; ~. .barrows, D. d., Mr. JOHN I. T.WHiTL OCK
OF . ~ oTnarlottesviile. TO Miss BELLE, y TRAYA
LOR OF Richmond, ma
IN the l7th of August, at the residence of the
sI9 Dride,s IS mother, by the Rev. j. r. darlick Mr.
VIA EIi1 LIES s. ATKINSON 10 Miss ANNIE p
"lLklNSoN-all of this city ~
Al the residence of the brides farther in me
SSouhty OF New Kent, by the Rev James Il Park
1,son, M on me l7th Of August, ISL Mr. EDGAR
Green, Esq. u ''hh-''
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NE The Best Ever Made" "Cannot use nny
other Never could use Baking Powders until
tried yours My family will not use any
other' 1t is perfectly splendid" 'I find it
much cheaper than others" Think it superior
10 any have ever tried" These are a few of
inc many expressions in favor ofDooLEY's YRAsr
POWDER, which well deserves the rapidly increa-
sing SAFE It has attained for making sweet, light
ana healthy biscuits, rolls, pastry, &c. For pur-
ity, strength and economy it has no equal 1t
can De OBTAINED at your groeer's. DooLEY & Bro
Their, Proprietors, co New street, New York.
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evening 5State Sn,,rnat.
JOHN W. woLTz, News and City Editor
LOCAL MATTERS.

NH SPECIAL NOTICE.---Advertisemen of
Lost, Wants, Found, For Rent, not exceeding
rour lines, for one insertion 25 cents; two in
sertions 40 cents; three insertions SO cents.
Cash In advance. = ril ',t
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

Hastings Cou,t.--The grand jury yes
terday evening made the following present.
ments: Felony: Joseph Barney, Maui
rice Branch (2), Edward Harper, John
Seay Charged with shooting George Epps).
Peggy johnson, R. j. Smyth, Frederick
Spencer, and VIM. Robinson. NIisdemea-
nors: G. S. Gross, James Allen, George
Taylor, Eliza jackson, Ann II. Robinson,
and VIM. Christian.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

membership 7ackets.-NIembership tick
ess to the Pathological Exhibition can be
OBTAINED o. from |. S. Tower, treasurer; w.
n. Peasants, secretary, or James Il. Rid
dick, of the Virginia Society.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

F'ce- Iwe'ty Bonds.-Parties holding FIVE
twenty bonds of the United States of 1862.
are referred to the redemption notice from
the Secretary of the Treasury, to be found
in another column.
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From Washington,

From Washington.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
Washington, Sept. 4.-Clear and hazy
weather will probably continue from New
England to South Carolina, with soutberly
winds. A falling barometer with SOUTH
westerly winds and increased cloudincss
from the lakes southwestward to the Ohio
and Missouri rivers. Continued cloudiness
and local rains on the Gulf coast.
. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Washington, Sept. 4.-The President has
pardoned Alfred Foster, of Brooklyn, con-
victed of selling unstamped cigars.
The Secretary of the Interior has issued
an order forbidding whites from selling in
Cherokee county.
The Grand Duke Alexis, of Russia.
sailed hitherward on Saturday.
Ten of the Yarmouth delegation from
Louisiana departed tonight. They will
meet the balance of the delegation at New
York, and at 10 o'clock tomorrow proceed
to Long Branch to meet the President by
appointment.
Letters from Vincent Collier indicate that
his mission to the Apachcs of Arizona has
failed. Cochis would not come to the
Council.
Judge John NJ. Mckinney, of the South
ern district of Florida, who has been North
during the hot weather, returns home to
adjudicate in the recent wrecks on the Flor
ida coast. The United States Marshal re-
ports the health of Key West good.
No Yellow Fever Mt Savannah.
Sacannah, September 4,-The statement
in the New York Herald to-day to the effect
that yellow fever exists. in this city, has
called forth the following from Mayor
SERVER:
II learn that the New York Herald Of
this morning asserts the existence of yellow
fever in Savannah. The statement is wholly
without foundation. There is not now. nor
has there been, any yellow fever in Savan-
nah the present year, and the city is freer
OF disease of any kind and healthier than
any previous year."
The New York Tribune ON French Affairs.
Neio York, September 1.-The Tribune
says: '"rhe alacrity with which the French
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

More Subscribers.-Mrs. l.. d. Crane. of
Staunton, has just sent us another list of
twenty-five new subscribers to the JoUR-
NAL. Next!
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

Mail Contracts. publish to-day an
invitation for proposals for carrying the
United States mails on the various routes in
the State of Virginia, to which we invite
the attention of those interested.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

Ihe Ltember Irade.-We learn from the
lumber measurer of this city that the aver
age amount of lumber which is received
pei, week in this city is about 300, 900 feet,
and that the trade is quite brisk. -
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-05

CITY Finances city treasurer yes
terday paid into the treasury of the State
SO, ,4O6.O2, making the total collections for
August 115, ,6O3.S2.
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oP'omottog'cai.-There will be a meeting
OF the delegates from the Potomac Frni3
urower,s Association at Assembly Hall at
. O'clock tins afternoon. All delegates
% ,rom That Association are requested, by
ing. @ '' ''''' ii'ee'
All delegates to and members of the
american Pathological Society, are re-
quested to report upon their arrival at the
office of the secretary of the Virginia Hor-
tlcuitural and Pathological Society in AS.
semby Hall, when they will register their
names, city, and address, and receive tick
cts of admission to the exhibition.
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HONS. SAMUEL f. MADDOX AND BAL
LARD Il. EDWARDS RENoMINATEl
! FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES b,
| ACCLAMATION. 1'T fcg
: Pursuant to call issued by the Count,
Executive committee, a convention met a
Chester yesterday to nominate suitable per
sons to represent the county of Chesterfield
in the Legislature, and to fill the variou.
county offices:
| The convention was called to order b,
the chairman of the county committee, s
T.. Maddox. Richard Woodbridge, of Man
chester, was selected as temporary presi.
dent and Charles E. Robbins, of Midlo.
than, requested to act as secretary. A
committee on credentials rcportad full at
tendance of duly qualified delegates. The
committee on permanent organization re-
ported the following: For president, SEN
ator VIM. L. Martin for secretaries.
VIM. l.. Holt and Charles 4. Robbins.
After few well-timed remarks, the
Chair announced the convention prepared
for the business for which it had been con-
vened.
On motion of Mr.. Alexander Brooks.
Samuel f. Maddox, of Chester. and Bal
lard L. Edwards, of Manchester, were,
AMID great enthusiasm, nominated by ac-
clamation.
The following nominations for county
officials were then unanimously made:
For Commonwealth's Attorney--James
Nj. Gregory.
For Clerk of Circuit Court-George f.
Marble,
For Clerk of County Court-Wm. Thos.
Bcasley.
For Sherif-Henry w. Hey.
For Treasurer-David Yates.
This ticket is one of rare excellence, the
gentlemen possessing the confidence of
every Republican in the county. OF course
it will be elected.
The selection of Mr.. Gregory was not
made for political considerations, but be-
cause he was eminently qualified to render,
70 the whole people, satisfactory dis
charge OF the duties of the Office of Com
monwealth,s attorney. Mr.. Gregory was
year. III ~ -" =
Messrs. Maddox and Edwards were Sc
lected to represent the county in State con-
ventlon of the 9th instant. Messrs. Yates
and Monroe were designated as alternates.
We have cndeavored, in the conduct of
our paper, to refrain from advocating the
claims of any one for office before the con-
ventions made their nominations; butwhen
they shall have done so, we will cheerfully
add our support for the election of the Re-
publican ticket. The opposition to Messrs.
Maddox and Edwards in Chesterfield, was
to but few, who will now see their
'laln duty is to go.to work and labor for
ne success of ticket so thoroughly iden-
ified with the interests of the party in that
county. We predict that Chesterfield will
i've such a majority, as will make Judge
)ox shake in his No. 10 boots. a
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FNHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.-RAF-
l. FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
DISTRIBUTION No 500. EVENING. SRpr A.
% IS . AS 10 AZ o7 90 20 20 IA 81 GA
DIsTRIBUTIoN No. 52l MoRSINo sp1T = :
q 90 27 81 81 6s I3 7 3S is 764
Witness my hand, at Richmond. Va this 6Ih
day of September 1871.
SIMMONS Il CO., CO. TOMPlcINS
Managers. Commissioner
CERTlF1CATES OF RAFFLE can be nm
chased chased irom Captain w. I. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. o Twelfth street fhree doors
from Main
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Kentucky Election-Gov. Leslie will be hmm.
gurated Tomorrow.

LoasctHe, Sept. 4.-The official vote of
the late election was counted at Frankfort
to-day. The official maiorities are
as follows: Governor Leslie. 36.976:
Lieutenant Governor Carlisle. 80. 1927:
attorney general Rodman, 39,S57 !;
auditor Howard, 40,146 /; treasurer Tate,
39, ,S33 register Grant, 39,794 superin-
tendent of public instruction Henderson.
Al ,27O. No official returns have been re-
ceiyed from Wolff county, where Leslie had
los majority.