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Attachment Notice.


r. Van Brocklin vs. J. ". McInty1e.-be beiofe
me, VIM. Wallace, Justice Of tie Pe2ceiict
Shelby county. Tennessee-
\ the above named suit, affidavit for a.
I tachfnent having been made under section
80 OF the Code Of the state Of Team see, llol
the defendant isa q0n-resideul OF th- olit.s OF
Tennessee, or is about 10 remove hifnSelL oz
property rom this state, or mas reuloN1 ca
or is removing out Of the county pr
vately. or conceals his property so t1al
the ordinary process OF the law cannot 0e
served on him, or has ab-conde1. or lS az
scOnding or couceaiing himself or % at.eflgs
or hss fraudeutly or is about fraudent.y 20 DIS
pose Of his property and IS Justly inleoted 20
the plaintiff in the sum % So tnai me ciali m
Is iuSi and an attachment having been issued
by me ana returned b. a proper officer levied
etc;
1t is therefore ordered. That the defendant
appear before me. at my Office, No. s Monroe
street. in the city OF Memphis, Ienuessee- on
the 18Th day Of NOvem Der. A. D. lciif at
n O'Clock am and defend this suit, or the
same viii be proceeded with eN parte; ait4
thai a copy OF this notice be published once a
week Tor four consecutive weeks in tne Mem
9le5 sat WM. WAII.ACE. Up.
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NOn,Resident Notice.

No. 734-In the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tenuossee.-CRtharine n. kicNamee
and VIM McSarnee, deceased.
IT appearing nom affidavit IN this csuss
thai the names, residences and ages OF ths
hidrs Of ]. q. McNeill and OF VIM AcNamee
deceased, are unknown and cannot be ascer-
tanned upon diligent inquiry, and that they
may be Interested IN certain property In
yoived herein. which IS sought to be recovered
by eomplalnants and cloud removed from
their title:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein. at the court
house In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the first Menday in December, 1872
and plead, answer OF deEnur TO complainantS
bin, or the same will be taken for confessed a
to them and set for hearing exparte; and thai
copy OF this order be published once week
for Jour successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This November 2, ls72
A cOpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and N Master.
By R j. BLACK, Deputy {. and n.
Humes & POstoa, Soils. for complnt's. ms mo
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Chaneerr sac q Real Estate.


No. Iis4. n R.-First Cbancery Court OF shelby
county.-Robert searey et al vs. klvira h.
Searcy ct al
my virtue OF an interlocutoly decree for
u sale entered in the above cause February
Z. 1881, and renewed October -, ls72, ] viii sell
al public auction, 70 the highest bidder in
front of the Clerk and Masters efice, Green
Law Opera House, Second street, Memphis,
Saturday, December Z, 1872,
within legal hours. the following. described
prosperity, situated IL Memphis, shelby county,
fennessse, to-wit. Lot No. ore "a las desig-
mated On certain plan flied he-einl: Begin
ming LIS feet north OF the Intersection uf the
west side OF Main street with the north side
OF Linden street; thence north with the west
side OF Main stre6t . feet 70 a tweive-f0ot
alley; thence vest with the south side Of said
alley l25 feoti thence south parallel with Main
street . feet; thence east i-5 feet TO the point
OF beginning On Main street.
Terms OF Saie--0ne-tnird 90 cash: balance
in six and twelve months purchaser to exc
cute notes, With approved security, bearing
interest from date; lien to be retai ned unEii
same are paid. This November s. ls7A
=. A. COLE 0lerk and Master.
Beech her q Heicher A ATTORNEYS nos
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CALIFORNIA.
san FrancIsco.

5dH T TTANtIICOs
SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-The
election is passing of quietly. Half-a-
dozen arrests have been made for viola
ton Of the new law. The law requiring
uniformity Of tickets prevents accurate
estimates OF the result hut both parties
in the city are confident OF victory.
Many are voting for the Colorado subsi-
dy, for which no tickets were printed, as
the State Central Committee say thatall
ballots with the subsidy vote On them
viii be thrown out Of the count
The election passed OF quietly. The
Republican State Central Committee
claim the city with 5000 majority for
Grant; others estimate 2500 majority.
Il il impossible to tell till the figures Of
the court are given.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVIECi been appointed st the July term
III 1877, 81 the Probate Court cf shelby
cOEnty, tennessee. Adnninistrafrix Of George
S. Golladay, deeeased, tllls IS 10 notify an per-
sons having claims aeains him - p1eaelt
them Nif1in t,sa time prescribed by AW.
~ VIRGINIA GOLLADAl.
A Memphis, Teunelsee.
". H. stephens. Attorney AuguHt L, ~
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ENGLAND.
0nininus Of the LOndon Press.


LONDON, November 5.-The London
Times to-day, in an article fOrecasting
the result of the Presidential election in
America, says the election Of President
Grant will be eminently satisfactory,
and will defeat the audacious intrigue to
secure control of the Government Of the
United States. President Grant has not
proved perfect Chief Magistrate. He
has been guilty Of extreme earelessness,
and it is to be hoped that it viii be les
son. From developments Of the past
six months his errors were those Of ig-
nOrance, but this defense viii no longer
hold gold. The past must be effaced.
Reform of the civil service urgently de-
nands the appointment to Office Of per-
sons qualified to administer their duties.
Accessory to the power of the people,
Grants viii must force the National
Legislature to reform.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Portsmouth.

Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH,. November 5.-The vote
poIled in the whole city, up TO noon, was
ESQ, Of which Grant had $50 and Greeley
275; OConor has only received 3. Thus
far indications are that the Republican
majority viii be from 900 TO 300. The
Republican Moderator here has about
IS majority.
Concord.
CONCORD. November 5.-The weather
il very favorable, and the election
throughout the State Is progressing
quietly. At Keene the Liberal Republic
cans and straight Democrats are voting
strongly the Greeley ticket. At Nashua
Greeley Is not polling full Democratic
vote. A few OiConor votes are being
cast. At Dover party lines are closely
drawn; at eleven O'Clock, in the Second
ward, the vote stood: Grant i52, Greeley
So; in the Third ward, Grant 1872, Gree
ley 81. AT Manchester very full vote
is being cast; the leading Democrats
claim that they will reduce the Republi-
can majority Of last spring in that city
about 100. Both sides have hopes Of
carrying the State. though the betting
Is generally favorable 10 q Republican
victory. Indications are that the rela-
tive viii be substantially the same as
last March. with, perhaps, a falling Of
OF both sides.
Eighty towns give Grant ~ ,066, Cree
lev III. go: scattering l67. The same
towns in 1868 gave Grant 1891, Sey-
mour u, ,702.
Summary.
CONCORD, November 5.-Ninety-nine
towns give Grant IS, lSl, Greeley 10, ,Zl4-
The State gives Grant over 1900 majority.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. I02, r. DIN the Probate Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee.-E. T. Rose VS.. Margaret
Norrissey ct al.
IT appearing from amended bill fled in this
cause, which Is sworn to, that Joseph
Nurrissey Is q non resident OF the State OF
Tennessee and resident OF the State Of Mis-
sissippi:
Il IA therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF the
Probate Court Of shelby county, Tennessee,
on or before the lrst Monday IN Dsceulber,
1872, and plead answer or demur 70 co plain
ants bill OF the same will be taken for eun-
fessed as 20 him and set for hearing exparte;
and that copy OF this order be Puhllshed
once a week, for four successive weeks IN the
Memphis Appeal. This November 8, IS2-
A copy-attest. JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY j. H. CULLES. Deputy Clerk.
e Temple. Sol. fOr' conplnt. NOD wed
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| VALUABLE FARM


r,OErA T,gT ING go acres. four hundred acres
I OF which are cleared with "a good i.lae
I5vVeiiinr Honea, with all necessary oct nusid-
irs,s 6or 3 clsffon fasm, with great ol1dlanee
N s5,r,5 rrafer en- the riacf. with good range
scr sfoek II desired, the. land I1ay ce III
,,s5fs,f Ewing 70 each division 4 iaig prCpCf
ficr "a cleared and ttrubere1 tand. This farm
i- located dve and one-haif mites Wcsi o.
NE9BfT'S DEPOT.
- the Mississippi and Ter nesSee Railroad +,
Tennessee-
Fof particulars apply 70
JAMES n. TAlTE
Harnanao. 1fisslsslrpi.
on HeHrs. OWEN, 1fcSuIr & CO..
nos Memphis. lSnnezec.
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srrcHreAN.


DETROIT, November 5.-The indica-
tions are that Michigan viii give a Re
publican majority Of at least thirty
thousand. Great interest is felt in the
result for Congressman in the First dis
trict, which includes Detroit. The re-
suit win not be known until a late hour.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
MinnsbOrO.

Winnsb0rO.
WINNsBoRo, S. c., November O.
This town gives Grsint $50 votes, and
Greeley 200.
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, November 5.--Returns
from various portions Of South Carolina
indicate that Grant has carried the State
by a heavy majority. The white vote
was remarkably light. Twelve of the
fourteen precincts in Charleston give
Grant 8 majority Of 1900. Greeley in
the city falls about 500 behind SeymOur's
vote.
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VIRGINIA.
DanYille.

DAnYflle.
DANyILLE, November 5.-The cleo
ton was quiet. Grant 464, Greeley 4l6.
Richmond.
RICHMOND, November SIN Vir-
ginia Greeley has q majority In Calves
ton, Spottsylvania county. Grant has
p majority in Spottsylvsnia Courthouse.
Dawes, Conservative candidate for Con-
gress, has a majority Of 10 over Thomas.
Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, October SIN Alex
andria City there is a tie in the vote be-
tween Greeley and Grant Harris, Con-
servative, in the Seventh district, was
elected to Congress. Hunton, Con-
servative, in the Eighth district was
also elected to Congress.
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Attachment Notice.

IisZI6 A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, TeuueSsce.-Na-t e Lang
staf vs.. 5. T.. Birmingham.
n this cause an attachment having oeen
a sued out under section $50. Of the code 0l
Tennessee, and returned into court levied
upon personal property OF the deleuaa4it anu
affidavit having been made that the delenl-
ant is indebted 70 plaintiff in the sum qi s1V
fer damages on breach OF contract, and THAT
the defendant is a nonresident OF the 2lille ol
Tennessee. or is about 20 remove his proper
t. out Of the state.
IT Is Therefore ordered that De make 1. $ per-
sonal appearance herein. before or. y ll7e %.
the First Circuit Court Of shelby county. 81
the courthouse in the city Of Memplis- on slie
third Monday in January next, ara oe--ii4
said attachment suit within tne Al1t %
scrbed by law, or the same VIII De plucerle1
with eXparte, and that copy Of tllls oflt- ~
published once week, for four c0nseciit-fa e
weeks, in the Memphis A ppeal.
Done at OfiiCe, this 24th day OF sepleul9eIs
ls72 FRANK TAFT, Clerk
BY r. F. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk
Mpri riVprher & %snlas. ArravS for PHI sd
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III o



JACKSONVILLE, November 5.-The
election passed off perfectly quiet. The
vote is much increased. The city gives
Greeley from five to eight hundred ma
jOrity. The county viii add five hun
dred to that. H
Cook, Kendall, Mclean and Logan COun-
ties.
CHICAGO, November 5.-COOk county
gives a net majority for Grant of SOL.
In Kendall county three townships give
Grant S24 majority, Republican gain
Of twenty per cent. over the. vote of 1868.
In Mclean county three townships give
Grant lS5 majority a net Republican gain
of 8. In Logan county three townships
give Grant 245 majority. Republican
loss of II on the vote of 1868.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November st rained all
night and continues to-day The cleo
ton is proceeding quietly with the pros
pect of full vote, notwithstanding the
storm.
The election in the city is unusually
quiet. 1t is thought that the aggregate
vote will be a full one, on account Of the
numerous candidates for aldermen in
the various wards. Any speculations
as to the general result would be the
merest guess work, as by the law Of this
State no votes can be counted until the
polls are closed, and the hour of closing
is fixed at seven o'clock in the evening
The Journal says the impression is that
Grant has carried the city by a hand
some majority, but that Oglesby, Re
publican candidate for Governor, is
doubtful.
Sixteen precincts in the city Of Chi
cago give Grant $3.50, Greeley 267O; a
Republican gain Of S74.
Summary.
chicago, November 5, 10:40 pm
The State Committee claim Illinois with
50, 000 majority for Grant.
CHICAGO, November 5.-Partial re-
turns from thirty-two counties outside
Chicago and Cook county, foot up a net
majority of 6745 for Grant. Republicans
now claim the State by 10000.
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VERMONT.
Montpelier.

MONTPELIER, November Sixty
six towns give Grant Is, 1865, Greeley
1929; O'ConOr vote very light. The
three Republican, nominees are elected
to Congress by the usual majority, except
the Second district, where Steele Re-
publican) has taken few hundred votes
irom Poland, the regular nominees.
Poland is, however, elected by a hand
some majority. The same town in 1868
gave Grant Is, 1868, Seymour 5IS9.
Summary.
MONTPELEUR, November5 Eighty
nine towns give Grant 23,S6s, Greeley
GIGS.
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TTAVING suree-fed 70 the county Court
III Clerk Of shelby county thc insolvency
OF the estate Of Mathew BFosgn. dcceased. 4
horeby Mostly aI persons having cillms
azaiust tre estate fo appc.s tefare NE C0untv
Court a9leEE and fia tie sane, nutheut- -ciited
In the nnfnne. prescribed hg las. t.a cr before
shall be forever barred, cash in Jaw ani equity.
X W. 3iA-s1f-s, lla.ll.'r.
Chambers = 81 1earis. a itcs nclr.
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NEBRASKA.


PLATFsMOUTH, November 5.-Ihis
city gives Grant q majority.
Omaha.
q. OMAHA, November 5.-Tbe returns
received from all the prominent towns
IN Nebraska give majorities for Grant in
every case, and the Republican gains
ara over those Of October elections. IL Is
estimated that Grants majority 10 the
state will be 10000. Onals precinct
gives the Republican State Assembly
iifket u majority. Campbell gives
t,reelsv 81 majority, Marston lLAbeTal,
f0r Congress 81 majority, Woodward
LIBERAL for State Senate 81 majority,
and Mcdonald ior Assemblyman 4s ma
iOrify.
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GEORGIA.
Augusta.

AuguSt&s
AUGUSTA, November 5.-Greeley's
majority in this city win be about 800
and in the county about 500. The ma
jority for Greeley in the Eighth district
viii probably reach 4000. General A
r. Wright Democrat is elected 10 Con
gress by large majority.
Summary.
AUGUSTA, GA, November 5.-Re-
turns thus far are meagre. The official
count from the State at large cannot be
had tonight. The indications are that
Greeley's majority will be about $1,000.
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TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-An
dispatches from Texas report the cleo
lion progressing quietly. The election
in Texas continues tomorrow and next
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NEW jersey.


Newark.
NEWARK, November 5.--Scattering
returns from different portions Of tae
State show Republican gains.
Summary.
NEWARK, November 5.--Forty-tWo
towns give Grant 2s4e majority.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
summary

WHEELING, November 5.-From the
reports thus far received the indications
are strong that West Virginia will go
for Grant.
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KenOsha.
KENosHA, October 5.-Granps ma
jority in this city is 420. A Republican
gain of SO over the vote Of 1868.
Franklin township, Rudolph county,
Indiana, Grant l9S; Greeley 1921 Re
publican loss l3.
Mineral Point.
MINERAL POINT, November 5.--The
election to-day passed Off very quietly,
very light vote being polled. The city
of Mineral Point gives Greeley 80 ma
jority; Van Dusen (Democrat), for As
sembly, llS majority; Warden LITERAL,
for Congress, 55 majority. The town Of
Mineral Point gives Grant 81 majority,
Van Dusen II majority, Barber (Repub-
liean), for Congress, 81 majority.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE,, November 5.-Partial
returns from few counties gives the
following vote: Columbia county gives
Grant, 1872; Congressman, l94. a Dem
Ocratic gain OF 30. Dave county gives
Evans a majority of 396. a Democratic
gain Of IA. Dodge county, six owns,
gives Greeley 2s4 majority. A Demo-
cratic gain Of l31. Fond du Lac county,
four towns, gives Grant 47S majority. A
Democratic gain Of 106. In Grant
county, one town gives Greeley ma
jority, Republican gain over 1868 Of Is.
Jefferson county, one town gives Grant
25l majority, a Democratic gain Of IA.
Juno county, two towns give Grant l07
majority, Republican gain Of A.. Oak
Creek, Milwaukee county, gives 73 ma
iority for Greeley. Milwaukee City gives
about 1000 majority for Greeley.
Summary.
MILWAUKEE, November 5.-Returns
thus far show from u to 1900 Repub-
ican majority. Six Congressmen and
good majority in the Legislature. Hon.
Alex. Mitchell, Democrat, was elected
to Congress from Milwaukee district.
The State Republican Executive Com
mittee Of Minnesota claims the State
by 600. Averil is elected over Becker
in the Third district.
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ALABAMA.


MONTGOMERY, ALA, November s.
Returns thus far are meagre, but indi-
Gates that the State has gone for Greeley
and the Liberal State ticket.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Rosfnn.

Boston, November 5.-A large vote
is being thrown, with indications Of a
larger Republican majority than ever
before. At twelve O'Clock Grants ma
jOrity over Greeley was 1862. The vote
Of Charlestown at eleven O'Clock stood
33S majority FOR GOOch against Banks
for Congress in the Fifth district. Wal
ham, the home Of Banks, at the same
hour stood Al majority for GOOch. Par
tial returns from the Third and Fourth
districts indicate the election Of Hooper
and Whiting by large msjOrities.
The indications are that Banks is de
feated for Congress by $500. The whole
Republican Congressional ticket is
elected in Massachusetts.
The election was quiet. The straight
Republican ticket is largely ahead.
district. The Republican candidates are
ahead in the other districts.
Boston gives Grant 3 majority Of 5434
against 403l in 1858.
GOOchs majority over Banks, in the
Fifth Congressional district, is over 1900.
HOOpeTs majority, in the Fourth dis
trict, is 1856. Whiting, in the Third
district, has large msjority, as have ali
the other Republican Congressional can
didates.
One hundred and sixty-nine towns
give Grant 6S, 736, and Greeley 32, lbs.
The vote in Boston, with the excep-
ton Of the First ward; gives Grant
about five thousand majority. The First
wsrd will increase the majority for
Grant. One hundred and forty-one
towns in Massachusetts, give Grant 49,
600 majority.
GROTON, November 5.-Thls place,
the home of Secretary Boutwell,, is
unanimous for Grant.
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BridgepOrt.


BRIDGEPORT, November 5.-In the
case Of Mrs. Sarah NJ. Huntington, OF
Norwalk, yesterday the Judge of the
court decided adversely TO her suit
against the Register to allow her name
to be placed on the list as Eleetor, and
declared unlawful the action of the
Selectmen who had previously admitted
her to the franchise. The young lady
however appealed to a higher court.
Hartford.
HARTFORD, October 5.-Hartford
gives Greeley 1893; Grant 353l.
A special to the Hartford Post says
New Hampshire has probably gone Re
publican by 5000.
General Hawley is elected to Congress
over Eaton by over 500 majority.
Sixty towns, including Hartford,
New Haven, New Britain, Meriden and
Waterbury give Grant l349 majority.
A very heavy vote is being polled.
New London, Meriden,. Waterbury,
Winsted and Norwich give majorities
for Grant. New Haven gives a Demo-
cratic majority; Hartford will probably
give a Democratic majority. Hawley
is probably elected to Congress.
From Various Points.
HARTFORD, November 5.-The voting
throughout the State, as indicated by
full special dispatches received here, is
very heavy; at two in the afternoon,
New London reported I10 ahead for
Grant, Meriden 800, Waterbury 100,
Worcester IS, and Norwich 800; in New
Haven the Republicans are falling off in
votes, and they (the Republicans report
that they will keep the Democratic
majority below 500. In Hartford the
Republicans We're ahead at one in the
afternoon some 2O0 votes, but the Demo-
crats will cut this down, and probably
run as quick ahead. AT the closing of
the polling, five O'clock in the evening,
Hawley's friends predicted his election
for Congress by from 5000 to 5000 over
Eaton, Democratic candidate.
Summary.
HARTFORD, November 5.-General
Hawley's majority in this district is GIL,
with one small town to hear from. The
State goes for Grant by about 5000 ma
jority.
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IOWA.
-TTanL UY 5U1UOJ, anu eIeCl0l . luII 10
publican Congressional delegation.
Cedar Falls.

Des M0ines.
DEs MONIES, November 5.--The in
dications are that the State has gone for
Grant by $1,000, and elected @ full Re
publican Congressional delegation.
Cedar Falls.
CEDAR FALLS, November 5.-Grant
has 307 majority In Mills county two
townships give Grant " net majority,
a Republican loss Of over one hundred
on the vote Of 1868.
Davenport.
DAvENPoRT, November 5.-Eight
wards give Greeley a majority Of about
500. Scott county viii probably give
Greeley 500 majority. Mainokeha, it is
reported, gives Lefngwell, the Liberal
candidate for Congress, 400 majority, and
Jackson county 100 majority. The Lib
erals claim that Leiingwell is elected by
600 majority in the district. The Dem
ocratic gain is over 800.
Bnbuque.
DUBUQ4, November 5.-Grant has un-
doubtedly carried the city and Dubuque
county gives only 1900 Democratic ma
jority, very large Republican gain.
The Republican candidate for Coz ress
is elected by 1000 majority in Musca e
county. In Wilton county Grants M
jority IS4, a gain Of q votes over 1858.
Cotton, for Congress, les majority. Del
aware county, in Southwark tOwnthip,
Grants majority ia; Republican gain
IA over 1865.
Summary.
DUBUQUE, October 5.-The Republi-
can State Central Committee claim the
State by $4,000. All Republican Con-
gressmen elected through the Second
Colton's district will be very close.
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FLORIDA.


TAILAIIAssE, November 5.-Parrial
returns Of the election to-day has been
received, indicatihg the election Of Blox-
ham (Liberal) Tor Governor.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS.
Memphis and Charleston Depot
HTE viii sell, to The highest bidder. at Z
w O'Clock, upon the premises.
TUEsDAY, NOYENBER Ia,

that valuable vacant ground, near the juno
tlon OF old Madison and Court streets, with a
frsnt on Madi,on Of "A and on Court Of q feet
subdivided into two lots running through
from street TO street, Nicolson pavements 20
both points. such a location should arrest
the attention Of those who are looking Tor a
business stand IN that vicinity
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DELAwARE.
MAINE.

WILMINGTON, November 5.-The Re
publicans claim the State by 1850 TO
200.