The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-18

| HE EhRCT1oN.-The oanvassers in this
oity did not finish counting the ballots
until yesterday morning. The following
is the result at the precincts in this
County, as far as heard from:
For Governor-F. J.. Moses, Jr.,
2.629; Lientenant-G Governor--R n.
Gleaves, 2,875; Secretary of State-H.
d. Hayne, 3,051; Attorney Generals.
W. Melton, 2,827; Treasurer-F. +.
Cardozo. 1888; Comptroller General
s. L. Hoge, 1856; Superintendent of
Education-J. X. Jillson, 2.944; Adiu-
tant and Inspector -General-H. W.
Purvis, 2,947; Congressman at Large
II. 81. Cain, 2,779; Congressman, Third
Congressional Dstrict-R. B. Elliott.
1881.
For Sheriff OF Riohland Countv-
Dent 1857; Frazce ITO.
All the boxes in this County had not
been canvassed when we went to. press.
We will publish the full vote as soon as
received.
The following despatch was received
yesterday, by AIr. James Brennan. Sec
retary of the Executive Committee of
the Boilers:
AnsToN, s. O., October 17.-Tomlin-
son has carried Union County by from
400 to 700 majority. The Boilers Ia fu-
sion OF whites and colored1 have been
elected to the Legislature.
By private letter from Edgefeld, we
learn that the colored people voted gene
rally for Moses, while the whites did not
vote the State ticket, except for Melton.
There is little chance for the Conserva-
tive County ticket. The colored majority
at the Court House will reach 500.
It is generally believed that Hon. B.
F. Perry has defeated A. s. Wallace for
Congress from the Fourth District.
The Boilers State ticket is ahead in
Murion. The Boilers claim victory in
this County. There were many split
tickets 1t is believed that Col. Mullins
is elected to the Senate.
We are indebted to Mr.. w. r. Gath
cart. Superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Office in this city, for
the following reports:
ANDERSON. October 1.-THE official
count from ten precincts gives Tomlin-
son 300 majority. Nine County pre-,
cincts to DO heard from. Nothing Of
foial from Oconee. f.. ,i.sf
GREENvIL1E, October 17.-The. whole
Democratic ticket is elected in Green
vile County. Hon. B. F. Perry's main.
rity for Congress is 461. Donaldson,s
(Democratic) majority is 408. The De-
mocratic majority over the highest Re.
publican candidate for the Legislature is
235. The majority for Solicitor is 1872.
Southern, the Democratic candidate for
sheriff, is elected by 572 majority. Will
give you Tomlinson's majority as soon
as it can be ascertained correctly. ,
By q despatch received from G.. c.
Bowen, we learn he has carried Charles
ton County by 5000 majority. There
was light vote in Charleston County,
the negroes on many plantations devot-
ing the dny to cotton picking.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Co1uM-
DIA, October II, 1872, Judge Melton
presiding.
Henrietta Brown-Murder. Not guilty.
John L. Sloan, Jr.. and A. Crawford, for
defence.
Henry Larkin-Cow stealing. Mol.
pros.
Antony Wilson and Henry Williams
Petit larceny. Plead guilty.
Preston Wilson aud Henry Williams,
Petit larceny. Plead guilty.
Tomorrow, ct 10 A. NJ, was assigned
for passing sentence upon those convict,
cd during the present term. The court
then adjourned until tomorrow, at 10
A. M.
PHGNIxIANA Many q man who
thought he had made bargain buying
silks finds that he has got worsted.
Never ask WOODEN manufacturer to
give up his cards.
What is the difference between q car
penter and flower merchant? None
whatever are both FLORISTS.
Why is a dresaing- g-gown the most last,
ing garment in gentleman's wardrobe?
Because he never wears it out.
Drink for pugilists-spa water.
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