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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-09

Charleston, Kauawha county, gives
Grant 4S majority. ..-
WilsOnburg, Harrison county, 1OS; Hess
vile, same county, 75; ClarkSburg, Bridge.
port and Cherry Camp, same county, $40;
Ten Mile, same county, 75-makiDg ma.
jorily In Harrison at six places 5OS,
Central, Doddridgo county, Grants
majOrity 90. '..0...
Rowlesburg, Preston county, Grants
usjority "A; Newburg, same county, 1871;
Cranberry 3s- 1908 at three places.
PurgettsvilIe, Hampshire county, ma.
jodty for Grant 2S.
Union township, Peasants county, SO
majority for Grant .arm
Magnolia township, Wetzel county, So
majority tor Greeley. I'm
MoOreAeld, 1T majority for Greeley.
We can calculate gains and losses only
on those counties which are fully report
ed. We compare with vote on con.
sdtution, aud find that in tho seventeen
counties fully reported besides Richie,
(which we omit because the vote OF that
county on the constitution has never been
published andSwe can make no compari.
sony there is a Republican gain OF 1905.
Taking this basis Of comparison the ma
lohty to be overcome is about 4,4OO.
Whether we shall gain the other 9 400 in
the remaining thirty-seven counties re-
mains to be seen, but itlooks as II we
ought to. '@sa
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November s.-Thc elec-
tion Of Asa Hodges, Republican, Is con-
ceded in the First District over Cough,
Democrat, by about $50 majority.
Snyder, Republican, Is reelected in the
Second District by about 1900 majority.
Gunter, Democrat, is elected In the
Third District by about z, 900 majority.
Tho returns from half Of the State give
Baxter, Republican, for Governor. a
majority OF Z, 800. His election is thought
to bo certain, as also the entire Republi.
can ticket. With possibly one or two
exceptions tho Legislature is Republican.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November S.-The re.
turns from A parishes outside OF Orleans,
give the Republicans a net majority o.
6I473. The same In 1870 gave q net Re.
publican majority of 10,4S0, and the re.
naming eight parishes in 1870 gave u net
Democratic majority ofj4O2., About one,
fourth Of the city vote counted gives d
Liberal net majority o: 1894. The Lib.
eral State ticket Is undoubtedly elected.
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steamer Katie Sunk.

CINCINNATI, November S.-A Chronicle
special says the steamer Katie, with 45O
bales Of cotton and 100 passengers on
boardi struck the wreck OF the Lucy Hol.
comb above Helena, Arkansas, at Q O'clock
this morning and sunk. No lives lost,
No other particulars are received, The
wreckers, Eckert, Oil City, and John
Kyle go to her assistance from Memphis
al once. }"
CINCINNATI, November 8-Capt John
Cannon, Of Lexington, Ky, owner Of one.
third ol the steamer Katie, which sunk
today at Helena, has $4,000 insurance
on her in Cincinnati companies. There
are other interests insured to the amount
Of 5000 in the Enterprise, OF this CITY,
The Franklin, Of Wheeling, hus small
risks on the Katie.
MEMPHIS, November 9.-The latest re.
ports from Helena states that the Katie
lies easy In seven iathors Of water, and
can be easily raised. No damage to car.
go, except to three hundred bales OF cot,
ton in the hold, Her passengers were
transferred 10 the steamer John KYLE
The wrecking boat Eckert has been tele,
graphed for to raise her. H..
MEMPnIs, November S-Thc steamer
Katie, which LEFT here last night for New
Orleans with large passenger trip and
four hundred and iorty.three bales OF cot
ton, struck the wreck OF the Lucy Hol
comb, at the wharf at Helena, this morn
ing, and sunk. No lives were lost. Sht
can be raised, and the wrecking boa
Eckert has been telegraphed for.
NEW ORLEANS, November S.-ThC
steamer Katie struck the wreck OF thl
Lucy Halcomb, at Helena this morning
and sank in ten feet OF water, She hat
on board 400 bales Of cotton, and l5O pas
sengers. No lives were lost. The KatiC
was about two years old. She cost $19S,
600, and was insured for $4,000 In Gin
cinnau. She was owned by Miles Owen
of Memphis.
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MARYLAND.
Smaller by Degrees and Beautiful
~ Less. -"'

ShANASA W HGbAGSH ohN NSouhAuhN
''' ~. 10 = Less. -|"
NEW York, November S.-Al Balti,
more special says later returns place
Greeley's majority in the State at less
than 1000. The election of Spence
Republican, over Wilson, Democrat, is in
doubt, with the probabilities in favor Of
Spence. Archer is elected in the Cd Dis.
trict. II Spence is elected, the delegation
will give each party three. it3s
BALTTMoKts, November s Further re!
turns received to day from counties on
the Eastern shore, place beyond doubt
the election OF Wilson, Democrat, in the
First Congressional District by over 800
majority. The delegation stands four
Democrats and two Republicans Cor.
rected returns received tonight reduce
Greeley's majority in the State to'less
than 1900. 49,
The CorOuer's jury met tonight and
proceeded to investigate the facts attend.
ing the political riot at the Sixth Ward
polls last evening. Several witnesses tes.
titled that the first shot was fired by a ne.
gro. Without concluding the ex2miua,-
tion tho investigation adjourned until to.
morrow. No arrests have been made.
The evidence tonight proved that the
firing was uEprovoked and attributable to
a bitter political feeling.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, November s.-seventy.four
counties, polling co. 900 votes, give Gree.
ley majority Of 669l. The vote for
O'Conor in seventy.four counties, only
reaches 1904. Glenn, Dem.) for Con.
grcss, was defeated In the Fifth District
BY small majority. Freeman, radical,
was elected from the Seventh district; Bell,
(Dem.) from the 9th; Wright, Oem.) from
The Sth; Harris (Dem.) from the 9th, and
Blount (Dem.) from tho 4th. Rawls,
Democrat, IS probably elected in the First
district The others are not certain.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.-A sad cal.
ST@lIy Al happened in the family otALr. John
l. huson, who lives near Alum Greek
Young place, in Washington Township,
He. ,Se asY Of election, October24. It appears
.aM Mis-. Hutson was at home with her
' 'wo little children, the youngest, only
SVen months old, she lett in the cradle,
rs she thought, in safety, while she went
~ ~ Ihe stablc.yard TO iced some stock.
Iae screams OF the child was the first
warm. waning to the mother, who fed to assis-
%uce, ont too late, 1t had turned over
tae cradle, rolled into the fire and was so
oIIsAal1lly burned that but a short time
ffApsed f.p until death Terminated its SUI
'etlDg-RanGtnhl Journal.
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, November s.-Riverr rising
slowly, with 4 feet @ inches in the chan:
mel. Weather pleasant.
CINCINNATI, November s.-River 0 feet
Ginches and falling.
LOUISVILLE, November S.-Rivcr fall.
ing; 8 feet 4 inches in the canal; leet
inches in the chute. Weather clear and
pleasant. Business good.
The following delegates have been ap.
pointed to the Steamboat Convention ut
Cairo, Tuesday: Capt. Woolfalk. Frank
Garter, B. Q: Levi, H., Verhoei, Jr., and
Jas. Howard.
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Fire at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November S.-A fire this
morning In Mcnamara & Co.'s wholesale
boot and shoe store, at the corner OF Pearl
and Walnut streets, damaged $4,000 In
stock to the firm, mostly by water. In
sured Tor 5000, mostly ia home com.
panics. Messrs. Myer & Co., boot dealers
in the same building, lose 5000, but are
fully insured. The building was owned
by Mr.. Levy, ofNew York. The loss 10
him will not be above $1,000.
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MISSOURI.
The Vote OF St. Louis County,

The Vote OF st. LOuis County.
ST.. LOUIS, November 9.-Thc complete
returns OF this county give Greeley, 10, ,453
Grant, 1908; majority, 1856. O'Conor
polled $3.50 votes. Woodson, Democrat,
for Governor, 1O,05S; Henderson, Repub.
lican, 1909; majority, 1901. -t
Ofthe county ticket the Republicans
elected their Circuit Judge, County Mar.
shal, Public Administrator, Assistant Cir.
cult Attorney, Superintendent Of Schools
one County Judge, and have one State
Senator out Of three, and five Representa-.
tives out OF fourteen. The contest ior
Sheriff is very close, Taylor, Democrat,
beating Mcguire, Republican by only IA
votes.
The three Congressional Districts in
the county stand thus: First, Stanard,
Republican, 5,27l, Grosvener, Liberal,
5,120; Second, Wells, Democrat, secs;
BrysOn, Republican, 5,s07; Third, Stone,
Democrat, 5,107; Hilton, Republican,
4,850;. Mcbride, Independent Democrat,
l roo
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WASHINGTON, November s.-The Dip
lomatic Corps made congratulatory cal
onthe President to.aay,.N no, IN company
with q number Of the Cabinet, gave them
\ a cordial feceptionss u = lTl..
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Arrest Of a Horse Thief.

CLEVELAND. November s.-Wlthin a
week, the police have been working up q
case of horse stealing. They captured
twelve horses, six Guggics, one wagon
and q large quantity Of harness, which
was all stolen by one man, named Krit.
jlea, he commenced last April; stealing
the horses in the adjoining county, and
selling them in the city. The man hear,
ing the police were on his track, fled tC
Detroit, where he was arrested yesterday
and brought 10 this city.
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W. -
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November 9.-Sixty.eight
counties and cities have been heard from,
most OF them officially. If the Republi.
cans gain IN the same ratio in the re.
naming counties, Grants majority will
be about 5000.
The present estimates elect four Re.
publican Congressman, viz: Smith, Platt,
Stowell and Thomas, and possibly Lever
in the 1st District, who Is opposed by
Braxton. The Conservatives elect Hun.
ter, Harris, White and Bowen.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIseueer.

(By tho Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe Sta.)
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Disaster on Lake Eric.

BUFFALO, November S.-The barge
Forest Queen from Saginaw, laden with
lumber, while in tow OF tug, during the
gale last night, was cut loose two miles
outside of btCakwatef, and is supposed tc
be lost with all hands. The barges Ken
lucky and Star oi the North, which were
inflow Of the tug, were also cut loose al
the same time. The former was watcrlOg
ged, and the latter brought In. Portions
Of thc'wreck Of the Forest Queen were
seen by the crew Of the Kentucky.
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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCI.
DENT.
A Car Precipitated 100 Feet.-Eight
Persons Killed and Thirty.four
Wounded,

A Car PrecIpitated 100 Feet.- Eight
Persons Killed aud Thfrty.four
Wounded.
SCRANTON, Pa, November This
evening, about five o'clock, as construc.
ton train on the Delaware, Lackawana
and Western Railroad was nearing
Hampton crossing, about two miles from
here, y frightul accident occurred. The
train was backing down toward this city,
and had on board about thirty. five labor.
crs, most Of whom were in ihe caboose
at the end ofthe train. When near New
Hampton crossing tho cahoosc struck a
large boulder, which had fallen upon the
track. The engine being nt the other
end OF the train, the engineer could not
see the trouble, and pushed the caboose
over an embankment, and it fell a dis
tance Of one hundred and ninety feet into
the creek at It's foot. John Clarke, John
Mentally, Micheal Kelly, James Hughes,
John Hughes, James Garraghan and
Thomas Philbin were Instantly killed,
and sixteen others severely injured, four
of whom will probably die.
SCRANTON, Pa, November IAN ac-
cident occurred this evening at $50 on
the Lehigh and Susquehauna Railroad,
Just below this city. The Scranton and
Wilkesbarre accommodation train left
this city fifteen minutes late. When it
reached point half q mile below the
depot II rail broke and threw the
hind car from the track. It was
dragged about two hundred yards, when
1t went oyer an embankment and struck
the abntment OF a culvert, wrecking the
car. Mrs. Evans, of Spriugbrook, was
Instantly Killed, and James Kelley, OF
Plymouth, so badly injured that he can
not recover, Miss Griffith, Of Miners, Is
believed to be fatally injured, and twenty.
seven Others more or less hurt, but only q
few seriously, r,nr y.-. ,.,V' .
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LOUISVILLE, November s.-A meeting
OF the Board Of Directors of the ShoTl
Line railroad tonight, elected Gen. John
Echol, Of Virginia, President Of thC
road, etce Dr.. Norvingtpn, resigned. The
choosing o. the General gives satisfaction
and confidence,
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The Cabinet meeting to-day was attend.
ed by all the members excepting Belknap
and Delano. The Interior department
was represented by Gen. Cowen.
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HUNTINGTON is to have a car and car
wheel mandatory by parties from Con-
necticut. President 6. P. Huntington,
on his recent inspection tour, directed the
construction OF 30 tenement houses for the
employees Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
road at that point-RdndwhG Journal.
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JOB H. GLAscocK
ALABAMA.
1000 to o,OOO for Grant.

MONTGOMERY, November s.-Grant has
carried Alabama by from 1000 to 6,00C
majority. The entire Republican State
ticket Is elected by a small majority
-Four land probably tive) Republicans are
elected to Congress. The aspect Of the
Legislature is doubtful, but four votes
will cover the majority either way.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, November s.-The mutiIated
body found in two barrels proved 10 be
that OF Abigail Ellis. An inquest is pro-
ceeding. :" "
The jury acquitted the railroad from
blame in the Saybrook disaster.
The oakum factory Of Gorham, Frain
& Co., ot Norfolk avenue, was burned
this morning. A workman named Calle.
han persisted in the flames, and his son
was seriously injured. Loss small.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November s.-The EpOea pub
nshes a letter from Cadiz reporting that
the conspiracy inaugurated . serious In.
surrectonary movement there, which was
actively toStered by the Internationalists
and also among the employees at the
royal dock yard arsenal, near Cadiz. The
attempts were squelChed. ri.
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TestlmonIaI 10 the Lato Gen. NIcadn

PHILADELPHIA, November 8 "A large
meeting Of the most influential citizens Of
this city was held In the City Hall 10.
day, the Mayor presiding, at which tes.
timonial to tho late Gen. Meade, record.
ing his virtues Us q citizen and his record
as a soldier, was adopted.
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VOTE OF JEFFERsoN.-A telegram from
ChaFlcstown, Jefferson county, informs US
that GREELEY's majority in that county is
49, The majority in Jefferson for the
new Constitution was 700. This is a Re-
publican gain Of 303
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,,I LARGE SALE.-Last week tho Commits.
'oa ''Unefs Of the Court sold tract Of 1866
yrs astes OF land on Kanawha river and Rush
S SssE lor $2l 500, to Fred. F. Brooks, OF
IS.,SInnaIl, I.s,S and Isaac N. Smith, Of Char.
SOS VSsHn This property is very rich in coal
oNs s .eS,' mSn' and has Q river frontage ofover
Vue miIe,-Rdndirhd Journal,
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ILLINOIS.
Vote Of Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-The full vote of the
city gives S,778 majority, oglebay, Re
gublican, for Governor, 400, while
Beveridge, Republican, for Lieutenant
Governor, Is beaten'in the city by Black,
Liberal, who 1900 majority. The full
vote Of the State Is not yet in.
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.Ein0.0m

4VAAL i'VVV GifIh, ALL CASH, =, $500, 600
The money TO pay all these gifts 10 now upon
deposit and set apart for that purpose. in me
Farmers and Droyets' Bank, as will be seer by
tho Following certificate VI the Cashier:
FAlHIna' AND DRoyERs' BANK.
LoulSvILLE, KH., Sept. "a. 1872. /
This 10 10 certify that there Is now on depoait
In this bank over half million OF dollar n ths
creait OF tho GfG Concert iund, $500 600 Of which
e held BY this bank as Treasurer Of tho Public
Library OF Kentucky to pay off ali RiIts 70 bs
awarded u the drawing.
L S. vEAcH. cAlhlos.
Frl:s or Tickets.
Whole Tickets, $40; halves, SS, Quarters. a 80.
II whole tickets for $i00 2S for fSs5: IS for S5S
ilS Tor 81 900; l65 for $2SO0; 675 for S5 600 M
time. ~
The drawing will poSitlTely and uneuuIyocauy
take place December Z. Agents arc persmptorily
required TO close sales and make returns Noyefti.
oef 70, In order TO givO ample time for the anal
arrangements: ortlrs for tickets or RpDicatioIS
Tor eirculare should DO addressed 10 GOV, THOB.
Z. BRAMLErTE, AgeEt Public Library Of Ken.
trcky, Louisville, Ky.
o.,,, j Y L. ROGERS, Agent.
oeti6.w4s oGlce, MLuro House BuIi ding.
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The Result in the State.

The Democrat this morning estimates
the result as follows: Senate, Republi-
cans 13, Democrats IS, and Liberals 8;
House Of Representatives, 3S Democrats,
"a Independent, and undetermined 12.
The official reported returns from II
counties give Greeley a majority of 1924,
and it is expected that the remaining 43
counties will increase it not less than TO-
600
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Delegates 20 tho Stcamboatmea's
Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, November s.-Dele,
gates representing all tho Southern steam.
boats trades leave, Sunday, to attend the
general Convention of Steamboatmen at
Cairo November 19th, Capts. Bordeaux
and Pegram accompanying the delega.
tiont Va eW
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Encouraging immigration.

",on tho wSllsburg Herald.)
re, Eo' the information OF that class of
Eope who are disposed to leave and
TUI'e ,SaI 70 Wellsburg to live cheap and save
ISa %S.t money, VIC would remark that every.
s.g 1'ug Is as high in price here as anywhere
rIs nIsoO % me continent, and It'll q very poor
pace Tor them TO come 10.
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CALIFORNIA.

Grants Majority Over 10000.
SAN Francisco, November s.-Com-
pletc returns have been received from
only seven counties. Grants majority
thus far Is 10,SJl. Clayton, Page, Utterell
end Houghton are elected TO Congress.
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From Lake Michigan over tho Lower
Lakes and New England TO the middle
Atlantic coast, clear weather and north.
westerly winds. In the Northwest,
southerly winds, fall Of barometer and
partly cloudy weather, extending south
eastwardly To-. the Lower Ohio Valley.
In the Gulf States, northcasterly, 10
northwesterly winds, threatening weather
and rain, extending to the South Atlantic
coast, ..fa
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PHILADELPHIA.
Preparation for the Funeral Of Gen.
Mende.

PHILADELPHIA, November s.-Thc
City Council yesterday appointed joint
committee to confer with the military
authorities relative to the funeral Of Gen.
Meade, which will take place on Monday.
Both branches Of the City Council will
attend the funeral in body. Iudcpen.
dence Hall will be draped in mourning
for thirty days, 4, -lE.E
Gen. Provost, commanding the first dl.
vision Of National Guards, invites all the
military organizations in the department
lately commanded by the deceased 10
attend his funeral oD Monday next. g
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RITCHIE.
TAYLOR.
GRAFTON, Nov. s, 1872.

GRAFTON, Nov, s, 1872.
To the Editors OF the IntGlligmecr:
Grants majority in Taylor is 300, with
one precinct TO hear from, which will
swell the majority to 300.
| understand that Barbour has gone
Republican, but I can learn nothing def
mite in regard TO 1t.
Our Republican friends are too jubilant
over the general result to pay any atten.
tion to matters of local interest, and the
Liberals Z? arc anxious to forget the "lste
unpleasantness." Hence the difficulty in
obtaining returns. JOHN W. MASON.
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TnE Oldest postmaster in Ohio is
Mlchcal DORSEY, at Captina, Belmont
county, commissioned February 9, 1889
de Is tenth on the list Of all postmasters
In the United States.
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The President, after attending the iu'
neral OF Gen. Meade, Monday, in Phila'
delphia, will go to oovlugton, Ky, to yisi'
hIs father and mother,
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THANKs.-Our clever friend Flynn, Of
the B. Il 0. r. r telegraph office, has
our thanks for iavors.
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INDIANA.
Crant,s Moiority 22,lO4.

INDIANAPOLIS, November s.-The OIL.
cial returns from seyenty.two counties,
with the reported and estimated matort-
ties from twenty Others, give Grant 2s,l0
majority.
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GheGEtelIi lIigetteer.
NJ ives, virginia Returns.

The returns OF the election In West
Virginia do not come in with even the
usual promptltude. The following is .
resume Of all the news from tho State
nm IN This time: ST.
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FOREIGN.
ENGIAND.

LONDON, November s.-subscriptions
are being raised for the relief OF the
sufferers by the Italian flood.
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MAIN T..

AUGUSTA, November S-Ollcial re.
turns from 3l6 towns show majority
for Grant Of 2s325.
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DRooKE-oFFICIAl
FROM the wellsburph Herald.)

Wells, Grant, 81; Bethany Grant,
Fowler'S Greeley, 8. Grants majority
i'd the county, 70.
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We regret to learn that the residence Of
Joseph Lazear, near West Liberty, was
burned last Friday night Wiusburg
Ns,cS, Friday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE KENTUCKY LIBRARY GIFT
j CoNoERT.-$s0O 900 IN BANK TO PAY
ALL GIFTS -AEULL DRAWING in BIGHT.
-slOO, 700 FOR ONLY SO

tt tho second Grand Git Concert, authorised
Sy special Gcs oi the Legislature, 10 aid Of the
roned from September 3S 70 December 7, and
whlch positively and uneQpiVocally occurs in
Louisville, KY, Saturday, December i, iS7Y,
wllnont lqrther decay on any account vhateyef'
t ne iolIoM cIsh Gi!ts are for distribution By
lot among the ticket holders: -
0xE GRAND CIR, CAsH.. sioo. .Ooo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-09
MON0NGALIA


PH1LpPI, November z, 1872.
To the Editors Of the IntelIlgencer
The following is the official vote Of
Barbour county cast for Presidential elec-
tors on the 9th instant. ''