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BY AUCTION

OInce corner Main and Walnut SITS. tUp Stairs)
p Il o n A L P ROP ERTY
BY AUCTION.
VIII be sold by Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY
Sept H. 1872, at II O'Clock M at the Farm ot tho sub
sefber, ~ miles from Grafton centre, the 70 owing
property, viz
EIGHTEEN cows,
part Of them in milk and part with calf; extra pair
working oxen, weigh $500 lbs. in high order; three
yearsold Bull; good Farm Horses eight years old;
SWINE 20 Fowls, two-hOrsc Team Wagon, EXPIRES
Wagon; one-hOrse Team Wagon, Beacn Wagon, l OK
Cart, Horse SleJ, Sleigh two-hOrse (Sprague Now
ing Machine, Davis Improved Moving Mschiut AZ.
lantc Hay Tedder. Wheel Horse Rake, Horse Pitch
Fork superior Grnc stone Set Tackle Blocks large
Sue Nelr1gerator, nearly new; large Cider Mill
Horse Hoe, Cutiyator, Harrow, Plews Forks. &c;
pair Work Harness. Carriage Harness, Set Scales lot
Carpenters Tools, 80 Tons English Hay 10 Tons SWae
Hay, Tons Dat straw, Tons ROwcn 50 bush Oats Is
bush. Potatoes acre Standing Corn Sale positive
Terms at sale. JAMES PFAt'OCK
Il. W. ABBOTT Aucuoneer
Also at Private Sale my Valuable Farm, situated
about miles rom Worcester; well fenced with stone
ana variety of other fruits. Land slopes 10 the south
Mowngs well cleared from rocks From 81 900 to 900
worth OF milk sod annually and taken the door food
w0-st0ry house; also small house Of five rooms Nice
large barn Never-lailing water at house barn The
above is one of the m0d productive farms in tho
county, and Is worthy the attention OF any one wishing
to purchase an extra farm. Terms easy.
JAMES PEACOCK.
Grafton, Sept. 2, 1872 d6tt IS
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NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST!

This road is the western link in the new AIR LINE
from Buffalo to Chicago, and runs from the Detroit river
to Chicago in nearly straight tine.
The road is a part of the same line the Canada
Southern, and is being built by the same men, VIE Mil
ton COPYRIGHT, john Tracy, David Bows, William L.
Scott Henry Farnam, R. A. Forsyth, Jno M. Burke, NJ
Northwest, or the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific;
Geo Opdyke OF the Midland Road Sidney Dillon, Dan
lei Drew, John Ross, David Stewart, Samuel j. Tiden
Kenyon Cox, and other prominent railroad men.
The road like the Canada Southern, will have steel
rails go pounds to the Yard throughout is practically
straight and level much shorter, and can be run with
Buffalo and Chicago Twenty-Five miles are finished
and running rs miles far advanced to
finished by Jan. and the entire road will be completed
during the ensuing year. Steel rails and ties one-haf
the entire road have already been purchased.
The builders Of the road control enough Of Its Chicago
feeders to obtain for 1t profitable business from the
start having projected the line TO accommodate exist
ing business and having the necessity for another
trunk line between Chicago and the Atlantic seaboard
located expressly with the view of obtaining the cheap
est transportation practicable.
The branch lines will make the shortest connections
between Chicago and Toledo and Chicago and Detroit
as well between all these points and Buffalo.
The Canada Southern Bonds, in every particular like
these were eagerly taken the last ofhem several
ago. by the best class OF investors and the
ket shorter time than any other railroad loan of like
amount for years past The proceeds Of these bonds will
complete the entire line, and recommend them with
the same confidence did the Canada Southern,
and regard them in every way choice security.
Pamphlets and all Information furnished by
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18th, 18th, 10th and Goth September.

The Exhibition will open on Tuesday, September
18th, at O'Clock NJ, and close Friday, September
Goth, at o'clock Pm.
Articles offered for Premium the Annual Exhibition
must be entered with the before nine 90 O'Clock
p NJ, on Tuesday September 18th. Contributors who
dwell within the city limits should note and remember
this change.-SRo.l
Admission to the Exhibition for those who are not
members of the Society, 25 cents; children under lG
years OF age, Is cents
On SATURDAY. September 9lst, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
the Fruit belonging the Society will be sold at Public
Auction and all specimens that are not claimed at that
time will be considered given to the Society," and will
be sold for its benefit
Certificates of Membership will be furnished by the
Secretary, upon the receipt of the following SUMS
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r R A N G E 8 T o W N
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Excursions.
1872.
REDUCTION IN RATES +!
GRAND EXCURSION
VIA
Boston, Barre 4
Gardner Railroad
AND
HOOSAC TUNNEL II. IL. LINE.
On and After June 26, '72
EYcIIPcInN TICKET0
EXCURSION TICKETS

will issued over this fvorte route Worcester to
Hoosac Tunnel North Adams Troy. Saratoga Springs,
Niagara Falls and return at greatly reduced prices via
Boston, Barre Gardner Railroad to Gardner; Vermont
Massachusetts, Railroad to Hoosac Tunnel; Barnes
Cos Splendid Line OF
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Capital Stock, 100000


Receives Money on Deposit, and allo,US FOUR
PER CENT INTEREST per annum on daily
balances, subject to cheek at sight. FIVE PER
CENT on Special Deposits for sir months or
more
Large or small amounts receioed, lgh,ch may
be drawn as Whole or in part by check at
sight, and without notice, upon ohich Interest
loW be allo,oed for the lshOle time Mey remain
NTH the Company;
Government Securities and Gold Coupons
bought and sold at current rates
Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sold on commission.
Bonds and Valuable Papers receiued for safe
keeping, for aohich receipts are gioen.
Small Safes, to Which the renter alone has
access, to rent at prices oaryiag from SIS to s75
each per anRuH.
Eff. DISCO, Secretary,
II. HI OUGHTON,
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a SSIGNEES SALE. - Will be sold at
"a Public Auction on MONDAY. sept g. 1872 at ten
O'Clock A. NJ at the Factory OF Smyth Bros. ~ co (op-
posite the Court House, in Worcester. Mass the FOL
lowing Personal Property, belonging to the bankrupt
estate ofN Woody ofsaid Worcester viz broken stock
OF Boots, shoes, and Ruhbers, for mems wOmens and
children's wear, being about 900 pairs
Also. will be sold at the same time and place the
Books and Accounts OF said Moody in his late business
Terms cash. H. /, SMYTU
Worcester, Aug q, lS12. doOp5tt auYQ
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BOSTON, HARTFORD & ERIE r. r..


On and after Monday August 10, 1872, the Passenger
Trains leaving Worcester AT 10 A. NJ. and SIS r. NJ, will
connect at Putnam with trains for Willimantic and n-
termediate stations.
Returning the train leaving Willimantic at A. NJ,
connects with train reaching Worcester at A. and
passengers by the train leaving Wimantc at $50 NJ
reach Worcester at 80 p. NJ,
No freight Will be received for points between Putnam
and Wlllimanto until further notice.
+. ST. M. ANDREWS,
amid gunft
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Six Horse CONGO d Coaches

over Hoosac Mountain to North Adams; Troy and BoI.
ton Railroad to Troy; Rensselaer, q Saratoga Railroad
10 Saratoga; New York Central Railroad to Niagara
Falls.
~ Tickets good from 0 to 30 days from date
For Tourists and Pleasure Seekers the above route
offers the following Superior Attractions;
Good Track, quick Time, the Best Line Of Six Horse
Concord Coaches upon this Continent; the wOrld-re
nowned Scenery Of the Deeaeld Valley, Hoosac Noun
tain and Niagara Falls
ef- Parties wishing to remain for few days to enjoy
the beautiful Scenery OF the Deered Valley and Hoosac
Mountain will md lrst-cass Hotels at Greenfield
Hoosac Tunnel station and North Adams
TICKETS fjr sale at Foster ST. Depot and by J. Bar
nard, Ticket Agent, Union Ticket Ofice, Worcester.
JeH diff T. b. SARGENT, sup't,
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NOTICE.-Any person who can give in
IN formation in regard to he friends OF the following
whose remains to be removed from Pine street Gem
Son, and Trumbull st, q. SESSIONS.
Humphrey Bigelow and family
Wife OF Chas Chamberlin,
Anna MargaTetta Buck.
Wife of Daniel Searns,
Child Of James Hawkes.,
Mary Bullock,
Wife OF William Maudsley,
Child of lothian Pike,
Henry IL Banding,
Horace Stearns,
Nathan ClOyes,
Simeon Piper
Erskine Davis
John Dudley,
Austin Harrington and family.
Foster Newell and family,
Horace Ayres family
John McGrath family,
Horace Earle,
Luther johnson,
Elbridge Mathews, child,
Hezekah NJ Smith family
Betsey Harrington,
iona Ruthedge
Wife of James Lucas,
John Gleason,
Nathan Perry,
jeremiah Harrington and wife,
Buckley Fuller child
Elijah Montague,
John Taylor, wife of
Merrill Davis OF Holden
Nathaniel Moore, wife Of
Geo w Tyler, wife Of
VIM Smith,
stephen Metcat,
Miss Mary Grout
Miss Hannah Grout,
Child of Oliver Stone,
Jonas Bigelow,
Wife of Silas Bigelow,
Wife Of Nathan White,
William Caldwell,
Vile of Andrew March.
Wife of Reuel Dean,
Child of Mathew Gray,
Benz Porter,
Edward Clark.
Miss Alace Davis of Templeton,
Capt James Mcfarland
"a as4,57,lO&l2
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off quietly. The weather cleared off in thu
afternoon. A heavy vote is polled. II il
probable the entire citizens ticket for The
Legislature PIT forward in opposition tC
the regular Democratic ticket is elected
Maynard, Republican for Congress al
large will carry the county, while the con-
test between Haynes, Democrat, and Lew
is, Republican, for Congress, will be close.
There is much scratching of tickets.
LATER.--OTing to the large amount of
scratching, the official vote Of the city will
be delayed TIL very late hour. The indi-
csSi0ns are that Grant has carried the cOun-
ty. The vote in the city viii be about
$500, an increase OF about 1000 over the
August election. The Democrats concede
the election of the Citizens Legislative
ticket. Many Democrats voted for Grant,
while many believing Greeley's election
hopeless, did not vote. Some few arrests
Tor illegal voting.
4 Political ARRAY.
A difficulty occurred last night in street
car near the Memphis and Louisville depot
between Esq. Is. Miller and D. B. Robson,
late Assistant Superintendent Of the Mem
phis and Little Rock railroad, growing out
of political dispute which resulted in Mil
Ter shooting Robson in the thigh indicting
. dangerous wound. Miller surrendered
himself and was admitted to bail, the evil
dence showing that he acted in self de-
fence.
GERMANTOWN, Tenn, Nov. 5.-May-
nard 2S6, Grant Z86, Greeley 1873, johnson
20, Cheatham lob.
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EAST TENNEss zE.
Sullivan.

Sullivan.
BRISTOL, Tenn, Nov. o. ristol pre-
cinct-Cheatham 135, johnson GO, May
nard so; Brown 200, Freeman 81; Co
sentative gain 80,
LOud0n,
LoUDoY, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Maynsrd 166,
johnson "a, Cheatham 80. Brown runs
ahead Of bis party.
Marion.
WHITEsIDE, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Vote
at Whiteside: Cheatham Sc, johnson 9,
Maynard 80. Brown IS, freeman 80.
Greeley 6S, Grant 80.
bradley.
CHARLESTON, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Vote OF
Calhoun and Charleston: Chatham A,
johnson IS, Maynard I02. Balance OF the
Democratic ticket IS majority.
Jefferson.
Messy CREEK, Nov. 5-Johnson 50,
Cheatham Al, Maynard 1876.
IcMinn.
ATHENS, Nov. 5.-Grant 50, Greeley 112;
Freeman 1877, Brown ia; Maynard 1917,
Cbeatham 60, johnson So; Crutchfeld PIP,
Key 90; Morgan 1875, Edwards lit; MagiH
1877, Boggess ia.
Hamilton.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. Chattanooga
polled l,775 votes. Two wards and part of
another, with one district in county, give
Grant 800 majority; Freeman 225 MAORI
ty; Cheatham over johnson 60; Maynard
over both, 223; Crutcbfi,ld over Key, Dem
Ocrat, 20; James, Democrat, over NOEL
wee forty, and shy der, Representative, over
Cliff, 2l0. Il will be eleven O'Clock before
the city vote is counted out. The final
result viii not materially change the ratio
shown by the foregoing. Vote light, in
the country, aud the rain keeps back the
returns. Hurah for Cheatham.
Greene.
GREENEvILLE, TENN, Nov. 5.-May-
nard's plurality 26. La this precinct John
son gets 13S, and Cheatham Is.
E- Hambein. ~
MoRRIsTowN, Nov. 5.-Three districts
in Hamblen county gives Greeley 3il; Grant
220; Chatham 2l9; Maynard 1916; John
son 100; Brown gil: Freeman go; Carter
81; Butler 2l1.
Washington,
JONESBORO, Nov. 5.-The vote in this
district stands: Grant l42; Greeley 106;
Freeman 1871; Brown IFS johnson 81;
Cheatham SO; Maynard 129.
Knox.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 5.-Returns come in
slowly. Six wards of Knoxville and three
districts of county give Grant !, 22S, Greeley
1,126, Maynard 1,16e, johnson go, Cheat
ham Z96, Thornburg 1914, Caldwell Cos,
Garrett %. Indications are that Maynard
will have majority in the county of over
!, 200 and Thornburg 200.
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THE LATEST DISPATCHES.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5.-The election pass
ed of quietly. The returns are SCATTERING
out Indicate q very light vote and city
gains. Greeley has about 1900 majority
and Staadiford, Democrat, for Congress-
about 1000. Returns received from Tarl
ren county give Greeley a small majority
ana Allhken, Democrat, 1900 majority
over GolladaJ, straight Democrat. Wood.
burn-Greeley lib, Milliken, Democrat.
1853. AlensTille-Greeley so, Mil!iksn,
Democrat 104. Milliken is probably elect
ed by over $500 majority. Bowling Green
Grant 1876.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Returns from the
State are still meagre and scattering, nearly
an showing Republican majorities, but not
generally so large as those Of 1868.
WHEELING, W. VA, Nov. 5.-Returns
from majOricy of points reached by tel
egraph show, with but few exceptions, large
Republican gains.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 5.-Later returns
from 80 precsciBcts and wards show nett
gain of 10 for Grant over October. This
dos not include Cleveland, Dayton or
Cincinnati.
New ORLEANS, Nov. ga special tele-
gram TO the Associated Press from thirty
five towns and stations in Mississippi,
show a net majority OF 1899 for Grant.
Only eleven of these towns gave a majority
for Greeley.
JACKSON, Miss, 10 P. NJ, Nov. 5-Thir-
e towns in Is counties give Gra@t 6,421
majority. Cassidy in the 9Th district is
running ahead of his ticket. In the other
districts batlittle scratching was done.
= s-.-rfe.ss.y es5.u : rr..1
cans Claim the city BIZ 5000 majority fJT
Grant. Others estimate it at 2, 800 m8ior-
ity. Il is impossible to tell till the figures
Of the count are given.
HARTFORD, CT, Nov. 5.-One hundred
and twenty-one towns give Grant a ma
jority Of 1874.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 5.-Forty-two
towns give Grant 2,S46 majority.
BOSTON, MASS, Nov. 4-Grant's MAORI
ty in Massachusset viii be about $1,000.
An increased majority TO the Legislature.
DETROIT, Mich, 1I:30 P. NJ. Nov. s.
Seventy five smaller towns and villages in
this State give Grant 5000 majority. No
cities heard from.
TOLEDO, o., Nov. 5.-Ladies voted in
the Sd ward ard several offered ballots in
LIST ward but the Judge declined to receive
them. The city gives Grant 200 majority
which will be increased to 1920 in the
county, Republican gain Of 1900 over
October eiec ion.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Nov. 5.-Dewitt,
Liberal, elected in 14.h Congressional
district.
BINGHASiPToy, n. Y, Nov. 5.-ThOs.
@. Plat, Republican, was elected to Con
gress 27Lh district over Goodrich, Liberal.
The ew York Worlds Estimate.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-The Worlds esti-
mate is that ali toe old Northern States,
with South Carolina and Mississippi, in all
253 electoral votes, have declared for Grant,
leaving 1I3 electoral votes, all fiom the
States, for Greeley. Grant viii
have at least 10000 majority in the State OF
New York, Greeley running behind Ker
nan and the State ticket at least fifteen
votes.
& The Liberal gains in the rural districts Of
counties are more than COM
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NEW YORK.
The Morning.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The weather is
clear and pleasant, and all as favorable as
could be desired. The city presents h0li-
day aspect, business for the most part being
suspended. The polls opened at A. M.
and closed at 4, instead OF sunset as former
". The stock, gold, produce, cotton and
merchants exchange are closed. The DO
lice and Federal officers are stationed at The
different booths, and have the fullest ia
sruc,iOn for the preservation of peace and
Inc arrest Of those who may violate the law.
The city police, however, have orders not
to Interfere with either inspectors or Fed
eEat supervisors in the mode of scrutinizing,
counting and CanVassing ballots. In many
places The Apollo Hal party are issuing
tickets for Herman for Governor.
Numerous arrests.
Numerous arrests were made up to 1880
at The polls, most Of them upon warrants
issued by court on charges Of false regis
tration.
IP.M.
Up 10 one O'Clock the election is pro-
caCdiDg quietly, aud in the down town dis
uiSts more than half the registered votes
were polled at IL A. NJ. In the first, Sec
end, third, fourth and fifth wards O'Brien
IS doing well, and many Greeley tickets are
dropped. In tie negro ward, the eighth,
OBrIen is the favorite, ana scarce any one
e'se is voted for. In the seventeenth dis
t1ic' Greeley is ahead, being run out Of
OBrien boxes. In the fifteenth dis Ticy
O'BUen has beaten Lawrence out Of the
reid, anG Hagsmeyer has TO chance. In
the seventh district Lawrence Is beating
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pensated by the Grant gains in The cities Of
the State. Havemey at the time Of
writing, seems to be elected Mayor, O'Brien,
though favoriie in the pools, being ga bad
third" The local officers elected, except
ing the Mayor, are generally Tsmmany
| Democrats. The Republicans have the
Legislature Of this State by a working ma
| joTitY. Eleven Democrats and Liberals and
ten Republicans have been elected to the
Assembly from this city. xGreeley's ma
iority In Brooklyn is 5,769.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 5. The contest
IN THIS tne third district between Wise,
Democrat, and Smith, Republican is TerY
close and the official count win probably
be required to decide il. StOEel and Plat
Republicans are undoubtedly elected IN tbe
l ,st aud 42d districts. The remaining five
districts elect Conservatives. The returns
/ so far are very Incomplete but all parties
cGncGr in giving the State to Greeley by
/ 5000. a dispatch from Stanton saws in
| lower valley there are immense msiOritv's
| for Greeley and for Hsrris for Congress.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. Ga dispatch to the
Gazette says Brandon county gives 80 Re-
Publican majority.
FRANKFORT, KY..NO7. Returns from
the State so far as heard from, indicate
light vote for President as compared with
the last Guberla5orial election. The Re-
publican vote is generally full, while the
Democratic vote shows falling off Of fully
% per cent. The O'Conor vote is insignif-
cant, the decrease representing the silent
vote. Should this vote hold good through
out the State, Greeisy's majority viii be
small, less than l0,00J. Democratic Con-
scessnen, We believe, viii be elected from
every tiissfic.. In tiiis, the Tth district,
Beck, Democrat, is reelected over Trshue,
Straight Democrat, by over 1000 majority,
and increase Of 5000 over bis last majority.
Trabue was warmly supported by the Re-
puolicAns.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 5.-Rsturns from
the State are incomplete, but indicate from
5000 20 5000 majority for Grant, and
Republican msjOrity in both branches Of
the Legislature. Fer Congress, the Re-
publicans elect 1--WE of the seven members.
The Democrats elect Hamilton in the
fourth, and probably Taylor in the seventh
District.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. Sin five
cases partially heard from the estimated
Republican majority is 5000.
WILMISGTON, Del, Nov. 5.-Grsnt and
WuSOU have CdIIISu CLO CttLS ny q bAldu
majority. There are large Republican
gains everywhere throughout the State.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-The estimates
If Grants majority in Pennsylvania range
from 10000 to 100000.
NEW YORK, Nov. = Whitehouse, DEM
ocrat, is elected to Congress in the 18th.
district.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5-TwO hundred
and seventy-Gge towns give a net Republic
can gain of 90S3. The msjOritT in this
city and county is over 1000, Republican
gain Of 100. The majority in the State
viii not be less than 10000.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 5 go precincts,
outside the city, representing $4,000 votes,
give Grant $500 majority.
Pope PRS ia said 10 have said on hear
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GENERAL RosECRANs is now in the
City of Mexico urging Congress to allo $
having scarcely enough TO pay It's own en-
Iloyes; vacant lands alone would certainly
be no inducemonJ to European capitalists
Uluch less American--to invest in Mexican
rilrOad stock Il N2zatlsn Letter,
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THE Marquis Of Date Is p-eparlug f 7
tn Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition Of
1876 complete assortment If metals aud
ores from Wales and the county Of Dur
ham, England.
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PRESIDENTIAL.

PRESIDENTIAL.
THE RESULTS OF YESTERDAY,
1t Never Rains but 1t POurs.
A Dreary Roll Of States.
GrantiSm fOrEFOur Years More.
New York Goes 10000 against Her
Liberal Son.
Pennsylvania Goes 100000 on Grant
Even Little Delaware Turns Rad.
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POPE Plus is said TO have said on hear
ing of Father Hyaeinthe's marriage: ''The
Ssints Be praised; the renegade has taken
bis punishment into his own hand"
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Mississippi.

| Conc, Miss, Nov. 5.-Ihs Republican
majority here is 365, and in the county
probably 200.
OAKLAND, Miss, Nov. 5,-Grant, 14O;
Greeley, 20.
SENAToBIA, Nov. 5-Grant's majority
is l05. For Cougress-Hawes, Repu0h-
can, 81 majority.
OKALoSA, Nov. 5.-Total vote 932.
Grant, G35; Greeley, 297. Congress
Barry, Republican, 635; Boiling, Demo-
erat, 297. Republican majority 333.
ABERDEEN, Miss, Nov. 5.-Three pre-
cincls, including this city, give a Repuoli-
can majority Of 700-a small Democratic
gain.
Saltillo gives Greeley Ga majority.
In Brook Haven, Grants majority is 1913,
Lynch, Republican, over Casseriy SO. The
election passed of quietly.
In Crawford, Grant 341, Greeley 81.
For Congress-Barry 80, Boiling 80, Hen
dersOn IA.
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Tha Bee ex-
presses the opinion that Greeley and Brown
and the State fusion ticket have carried the
city by at least eight or ten Thousand ma
jOrity. 1t is impossible at present to aseer-
tain the result Of O-day's voting in the in
terror parishes, but the indications are that
the fusion State ticket has been elected.
The election was quiet and orderly through
out the Safe. The number of votes in
this city is between thirty five end forty
thousand.
Tire PicGyune says the entire vote Of the
Parish Of Orleans, polled to-day, is 1924.
The majority for the Liberal and Demo
cratic fusion is estimated at 1900. The
State fusion ticket is probably elec}ed.
The Times estimates the number Of votes
cast in The city, at forty thousand, and the
majority for Greeley and Brown eleven
thousand. The Liberal State Committee
claim heavy votes in the interior, and be-
lieVe their candidates will come to the city
about even, leaving them a clean majority
uttNelva Thousand in the State.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5, twelve noon
The indication points strongly TO 12,0O0 or
1900 InaiOIiy ia tLe State for Greeley
and Liberals. Gov. Warmoth this morning
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Nevada.

Nevada gives a majority for Grant. TIE
Legislative ticket is doubtful.
Oregon.
No returns from Oregon.
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RenrY.

CARBoNDALE, Tenn, No7. 5-Gree-
lev IS, Grant 46; for Governor, Blown 100,
Freeman SO, Congressman al large, Chea =
IS. johnson 10, Maynard 4G.
shelby.