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ALABAMA.

Heavy Gains for tho Liberal Ticket.
MOBILE, Tuesday, November s.
This city gives Greeley 800 majority. Seven
counties have been heard from, which give
1000 Liberal majority. The vote was heavy.
The state Sure for Greeley.
MONTGOMERY, November s, lOP. n.
In the third congressional district the Dem
ocrats have decided gain; also In Selma and
in the frat district. In Mobile County the
Democratic gain is about 1000. The returns ln
general are meagre, but Indicate the electlon
OF the Liberal ticket.
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THE EQUINE INFLUENZA.

WASHINGTON November s.
No street cars are running to-day, ana iour
thousand horses are sick.
CHICAGO, November S.
A number Of deaths are reported. Oxen are
doing most OF the hauling.
RALEIGH N. O., November s,
The horse malady made It's appearance To-
day, and Fannie Hayward, Loster and Pome.
roy are sick. It is spreading rapidly, and the
merchants and cotton factors have orderea ID
oxen from The country.
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a MURDER 1HsPAREaNBuRe.
[RRon DUB OWN CORRESPONDENCE.

[FR0M DUB OWN CORRESPONDENCE
sPARTANBURa, 8. O. November 2.
A foul murder was committed In our coun-
ty, about eleven miles north Of the Courthouse,
on the evening Of the Slst ult. One Henry
Peahough, an old, quiet and peaceful citizen,
In endeavoriDg to qaeil disturbance between
his nephew, Montgomery Bishop, and some
Peahough, received from his nephew two Be-
we're stabs, and In a very short limo expired.
Bishop made his escape and although diigent
search has been made, 80 far he has not been
apprehended. No provooalion was given by
Peahough to cause the sad result, as bis effort
to. quiet the difficulty was by words only, and
In Kindness given. Marsh.
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Notes from tho Capital.

ATLANTA, Tuesday, November 5.
The returns show that much lighter vote
is polled than at the State election, but 1t ls
believed that Greeley has carried Georgia BY
IL, 900 majority. All the Democratic Congress
men are believed to be elected, although the
vote ir the first and fifth districts is conceded
to be close. In this city the vote will not be
counted before daylight. Grant, so far, Is con-
siderably ahead. OF the 4749 votes polled
here, Charles O'Conor receives three or four
hundred. The straight-out tickets were not
generally distributed throughout the State.
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MASSACHUS ETTS.

The Bay State Joined to her Idols.
BosroN, Tuesday, November s.
The Republican majority. in this State will be
larger than ever before. At noon Grant had
1852 majority 10 the city. Banks (Liberal) is
defeated, and the entire Radical delegation to
Congress ia elected. -
A Terrible Run on the Political Banks.
BOSTON, Wednesday, Nov. 6-l A. II.
One hundred and sixty nine towns give
Grant $4,000 votes and Greeley 32,l2s. The
same towns gave Grant in 1858 $3.50 and
Seymour 27,23o. N. P. Banks is defeated for
Congress by 1000 majority.
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The number of votes necessary to choice
is l84.
In New York City Herman, the Liberal cam
didate for Governor, ran ahead of Greeley, but
is defeated by the rural vote.
The race between Haysmeyer and Lawrence
for mayor of New York is very close. Jimmy
OBrlen ran far behind hls opponents.
Messrs. Brooks, Wood, Roberts aud Creamer
are elected to Congress.
Conklin will undoubtedly be reelected
United States Senator from New York.
In Pennsylvania thousands Of Democrats
stayed away from the polls. Hence the I'm
mense Grant majority. The general opinion
is, that the Liberal defeat is attributable to
Democratic obstlnacy and apathy.
There are great crowds in Printing House
Square, and the excitement Is intense.
- NYM.
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CONNECTICUT.

Grant Carries tho state by an Increased
Majority.
HARTFORD, Tuesday, November 5.
Ninety towns, including Hartford, give
Republican majority OF 1852. The Republican
majority will probably be over 1000, and The
Hartford Post claims 5000. In New Haven the
Republican gain, over the vote OF 1858, Is
1926. Hawley, Republican, Is elected to Con-
gress by 5os majority. Grants majority, IN
1868, In the State, was only 304l.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

GRAHAMsYILLE, Tuesoay, November o.
At this precinct 176 votes, all colored, were
pollsd for Grant, and 25 votes, all white, fol-
Greeley. Old Hog precinct gave 1S7 colored
votes for Grant, and white for Greeley.
Beaufort county will give Grant majority OF
900, against 8, 76o for Moses last month.
Tho Democrats Stay at Homo In Aiken,
and tho Radicals sweep tho County.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NRwal
AIKEN, Tuesday, November 5.
The vote at this precinct stands, Grant All
and Greeley 141. The Democratic vote
throughout the county was very light, but the
Radicals polled full vote. The county gives
Grant 1900 majority against 2O57 majority for
Moses at the State election.
ical Majority-No Disturbance.
ESPECIAL TRLEoRAN 10 THE NRwsl
ABBEvnLE, Tuesday, November s.
The Grant and Wilson electoral ticket has
carried the county by the usual majority, but
only small vote was polled. There was no
disturbance whatever. Moses had majorlty
last month of 2Oo1, and Grants majority will
be about the same.
Three Fourths OF tho Sumter Vote for
Grant.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEwal
sUMrERv1LLE, Tuesday, November S.
At this place the vote was small. Of the 769
votes which we're cast, Greeley received one.
fourth and Grant three-fourths. The county
will chow similar results.
The Radicals Garry Chester and Elect
q State Senator.
fspHorAL TELEGRAM 70 THE NEws]
CHESTER, Tuesday, November s.
Grants majority In the Town of Chester is
4ss, and in the county about 1900, against q
Radical majority of 2oSs at the State election.
John Lee, colored, the Radical candidate for
State senator, has majority In the town Of
47s over Walker, Conservative, and his ma
jority in the couaty is rather under 1900.
Kershay County Goes by Default.
ESPECIAL TKLEaBk Az TO THE NEwsl
CAMDEN, KERsHAw CoUErY, November S.
In the town of Camden there were nearly
1900 votes poled, of which the Greeley electc-
raj ticket received about ESQ votes. Judging
from this, there will probably be g majority in
the county for the Grant and Wilson ticket of
from 800 to 1000, as the county vote will not
materially alter the state Of the ballot. The
whites did not vote generally, but the blacks
polIed nearly as many votes as on the 10th
ulumo, when the Moses ticket carried the
county By BIS majority, out of vote Of 234l.
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PENNSY.LVANIA.

Greeley Running Sadly Behind Buck
aIew.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday November g..
Twenty wards In this city give GRANT oo'ooo
majority, with nine 10 hear from, and 1t Is es-
umated that Greeley will receive In the State
10000 votes Less than we're polled by the DEM
ocrats in October. There are Grant galns.
everywhere, and dispatches to the Natlonal
Democratic Committee give the State to the
Radicals by largely increased majority. In
this City Grants majority ls at least 2l,oOO.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RadfcalIsn Victorious in tho Old North
WILMINGTON, Tuesday, November s. :
Grants majority here;Is sos, conservative
gain of46. ltza zts.;..
Raleigh gives Grant $40 majority, and Sails
bury n majority, both Radical gains.
Partial returns from about twenty-five coun.
ties indicate majority for Grant Of between
5000 and 5000, with largely decreased vote.
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VERMONT.

The Green Mountain State Radical NJ
Uslial.
MONTPELIER, Tuesday, November 5.
Sixty six towns give Grant 1876 votes and
Greeley 1928. The strhlght-out vote is very
light The three Republican candidates for
Congress are elected, and the State gives the
usual Radical majority of about $4,000.
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NAME

Heavy Radical Gains in the State.
BANGOR, Tuesday, November s.
Grant gains s64 in Portland, 272 In Lewiston,
and COL here. The estimated Radical majority
ia 30 900, against $4,000 in 1858.
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MARYLAND.

Two Demo, ratio ConEressmen Known
to be Elected.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday. November s.
Eleven wards in this city give Greeley 45l4
majority. O'BrIen and Swan, Democrats, are
known to be elected from the third and fourth
Congressional districts.
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MARINE NEWS By fELEaRAYH.3 ~
NEW YORK, Novembef.koi
Arrived, Celtic, Spain, san Salvador and Ash-
Arrived out Egypt aud Caledonia 10 iiaia
MEMORANDA

this port October 2 arrived In Liverpool; nxs dis-
charged, and Is now loading for Charleston. $50;
The ship Ancilla, which was previously reported
at Port Spain for Charleston, has arrived at Boil
Cant xcDona,d, Of the schr q O Sheppard, 70.
ports having experienced heavy tale4 north Of
Hatteras; also, between Frying Pan Ngntship
and Cape Roman. .s,L
The British ship Livingstone, 1cEHhen; Ton
Belfast, previously reported or this port has pro
ceeded TO New Orleans. .,-,l
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sEDITIoN ON TIE BENCH.

YoRKv1LLB, November 4.
Judge Mackey charged the grand jury to-day
that Perry,s letter Ia = sedti0us libel. and that
all pereons who confederated to exact of labor
ers the stipulation that they shall vote as OF.
dered by employers are liable TO Indictment
fnr conaniracV
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, November 8.
The election in this State, which, by special
act of Congress, took place yesterday, passed
Off ffquietly. Yarmouth claims $1,000 majority
for Greeley, and that three Republicans and
four Conservatives are elected TO Congress-
a Conservative gain of four.
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RHODE ISLAND.

The Same, Only Little More SO.
PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, November s.
The Democrats pollhd very light vote.
This city gives Grant 4224 votes and Greeley
1911. Both the Republican Congressman are
elected, and the Stare, With Ave towns TO
hear from, gives Grant sl3s majority, against
GAS In 1868,
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TENNESSEE.
A Rainy Day and a Light Vote.

a Rainy Duy HHU . HIBHS WV
MEMPHIS, Tuesday, November B.
1t rained nearly all cay, and as little interest
was taken In the election, the vote Is very
light. Maynard, the Republican candidate for
Congressman at large, is probably elected.
Andrew johnson tn remain In private
Life.
NASHVILLE, Wedn esday, Nov. 6-l A. NJ.
The returns are meagre, but shoWthat cree
ley Ia ahead. Andrew johnson is probably de-
fsated by Maynard for Congress.
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GEORGIA.

Twenty Thousand Majority for the Lib
AUGUSTA, Tuesday, November s.
Greeley carries Georgia by majority esti-
mated at 20, 900. All the Democratic congress-
men are elected, including General A. B.
Wright from the eighth district. Augusta
gives Greeley 300 majority, and the county
Snn
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MISSISSIPPI.

One Liberal Congressman Elected.
JACKSON, Tuesday, November SO P. N.
Thirty towns In eighteen counties give
Grant GAIL majority, Cassidy, the Liberal can
dldate for Congress, running ahead of his
ticket
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W0RsE THAN H:OCTOBER.

The Buckeye State Lost 70 Greeley. !.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, November s..
Scattering returns show Republican gains,
and It Is deemed certain that Grant carries
the State. The Gazette claims $4,000 majorI-
ty for Grant. r: zz:a9:s.{t t
Another Version Of the Victory .
COLUMBUS, Tuesday, November s. 9
Returns from different parts OF the State In.
dlcate that the Radicals have q majority OF
from 1000 to 4b00, against Al, ,42s In 1868.
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DELA WARE.

The Blue Hens Chicken for Grant.
WILMINGTON, Tuesday, November 5.
The Republicans claim that they have car
ried the State by from 1900 TO 1000 majority.
In 1863 the Democratic majority was 1857.
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THE DAY'S YORK.

A Brief Statement OF tho Result OF the
Election.
NEW YORK, Wednesday, Nov. 6-3 A. N.
The following table shows the estimated
maIorlties, with the electoral vote In each
sts,e, for the Liberal and Radical candidates:
ELECTORAL
NJ. 1nn1nrpa Vompa
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FLORIDA.

The Land OF Flowers Probably for
Grant.
JAoKsoNvILLs, Tuesday, November S.
The probability ls that Grant has carried the
State by a small majority, bnt Bloxham, the
Conservative candidate for governor, is be-.
lieved to be elected.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Slight Liberal Gains and Radical
Victory.
CONCORD, Tuesday, November 8.
Grants majority In this State is estimated
at 5000. In eighty towns Greeley gains slightly
on seymour's vote.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, November s..
Southerly winds, cloudy weather and rain
In the South Atlantic States.
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NEBRASKA.

-. = A Blast from the Far West:
OMAHA, NEB., Wednesday. Nov: :6-lA.M.
The Radical majorItyin this ,state>Is about
10000, against 24sl In 1868. s;,:..:., s.:..,.
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CALIFORNIA.

Close Vote In San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, THesday, November 8.
The election passed off quietly, and both
parties claim the city.
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WISCONSIN.

Crumbs OF Cold Comfort.
MILWAUKEE,, Tuesday, November 5.
Partial returns from fonr counties give 5000
majority for Greeley, a Democratic gain
Of 342.
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INDIANA.

Reports Of Heavy Republican Gains.
INDIANAPOLIS, Tuesday, November s.
The returns come in slowly. Large Repub-
lican majoriHes are reported from all sections
of the State.
The October Verdict Reversed.
INDIANAPOLIS, Tuesday, November "a. N.
The Radicals have gained considerably, and
the State Is deemed surs for Grant.
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PORT OALRHDAR
YooN,H PHAs1S.

New Moon, 1st " hours. o minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 7tn. 10 houra 80 minutes, evening
Full Moon, 14th. II hours, 40 minutes, evening.
New Noon, 3oth, hours, l5 minutes, evening"
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:5nueral@ Notlrss:;

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OF hr. and Hrs. Q. J. Beckmsn and fauily, ana;
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Funeral Services, at the Wentworth s,reet Lutbc..
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LIST OF VESSELS, -,
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bagger, and at this moment
POLITICS ARE BADLY MIXED,
as there is decided split In the Radical ranks,
one faction having repudlated Reed, the
present governor, who, therefore, incllnes to
the Conservative side. The Conservative
candidate for governor Is sLieutenant-Govern-
or VIM. Bloxham, who was counted out" In
1858. sed only obtained mis- seat after pro-
trscted suit In the Supreme Court. Mr.. Blo1-
ham is 9 brlght-eyed, keen.faced active man,
sf firreproschsble character. He has canvass
ed the State thoroughly, and his capital stump
speeches have produced marked effect upon
the people. 1t is thought that he will receive
large Republican vote, and his election Is
considered certain. Under the Florida con-
stitution the governor appoints every omcer
in the State excepting the constables. 1t is,
therefore, of the first consequence to nave an
able and upright man In the gubernatoriai
chsIr. II Governor BloYham be elected, the
worst of
FIoRIDA's TROUBLES ARE AT AN END.
The State is likely to cast Its electoral vote
for Greeley and Brown, but definite returns
cannot be had for at least ten days. The hrst
renorts will come from the Radical counties
which are on the line of the telegraph the
ranorta from the Conservative counties Will
be the last to come In. Florida is more
heavily taxed than South Carolina. In jack
aonyille, the taxes amount to about five per
cont Z Afsrmer on the 81. Johns, who paid q
tax of s,xty-nine dollars in 1869, had to pay
slx hundred and seventy-four dollars on tne
same property in 1872. Another farmer
1isona HI. tar assessment mount up In the
same period from seven dollars to one hun
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grees. From the spring the water passes into
feet, where snug little rooms and other appur-
teuances give the bather every necessary com,
fort and convenience. The spring has magical
effect npon persons suffering from rheumatic
affections. An excellent boardtng-house Is
kept by Captain Henderson, who settled at
the springs more than iorty years ago. .a da
his garden Is horticultural curiosity, tree
bearing simultaneously five different kinds OF
fruit-the lemon, the citron, the sour orange,
the sweet orange and the grape fruit. A
cosier place than Green Cove Springs is nafd
to find. On Friday morning, the eXcursionist
can now take the steamer Dictator, home
ward bound, which gives him night at jack
sonville, and few hours at
FERNANDINA,
which is q small place, with large lumber
business. It's one great feature Ia the beach,
along which the e1cursionlst may, If he please,
drive distance of fifteen miles. The Dcta-
tor leaves Fernandina on Saturday evening
and brings the e4cursionlst
BAcK TO CHARLESTON
on Sunday afternoon. In the conrse of nine
days he has visited Savannah, Fernandina,
jacksonville, st. Augustine, Palatka and the
principal settlements on the lower St. Johns,
Coming home with clear head, q big appe-
tite, vivid idea Of lhe beauty and healthiulneSs
of Florida, and with sharp regret that so
few citizens of the Palmetto State avail them
selves of the opportunity OF exploring the In
terestiag and invigorating country which lies,
so to speak, at their very doors. 10 fiorlaa
every taste can be gratihed. Inere Is as aDua,
EVERYWHERE, the scenery is lovely, and the
hotel accommodation especially at the places
named, are everything that can be desired.
Before the season Is passed, many Charles
tonian, it is hoped, will pay at least flying
visit to the beautiful Land OF Flowers.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
PERSONAL.

Christopher T. Lansing, an old and highly
respected citizen of Albany, died yesterday.
Prof. j. Morgan Hart of Cornell University,
is in Germany perfecting himself in Anglo Saxon at
Marburg under Grein
Col. NJ. j. Williams, one of the prOpretOrs
OF The Montgomery Daily Advertiser, and prominent
citizen OF Alabama died at Shelby Springs yesterday
Sir Andrew Smith, Director General of the
English Army Medical Department, died recently. He
was a scotchman, spent great portion of his life in
south Africa and, among books that colony his IL
usrations OF the Zoology OF Southern Africa is wei
known.
Miss Anna L. Dickinson is hard at work
upon new book She WILL Of course, be in the field as
lecturer when the season opens. Those who want her
services must address her at her home In Philadelphia,
as always aTranges her own routes aud has nothing
10 do with any Lecture Bureau.
DR.. G. j. B. Adds, lately dead i'll London,
held appointments the statement Of which filed nearly
half column Of medical directories. In early life he
was associated with the Earl OF ShaftesDury IN imprOy
Ing the condition Of the dwellings oT the poor IN the
worst parts Of Westminster
The Marquis de Kemingam, age %, nephew
Of the Princess OF Tanont has become a Monk Of La
Trappe under the Of Brother sebasten. lie hus
retircs from the world, 20 "a nook merely mOnastic IN
consequence OF the sudden death of his sweetheart, IL
whom he had been batrothcd since childhood, ana who
las dleQ 0n tAe eve VI lusU uAlIlIse