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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Giue foffpieiiae SSablcampaane.

aus Bangor, Watne, ifreibt eiuSorrelpon=
bent: Scr Sieg in Utaine bat Der rantpar=
tel auBer ben BON Yripatleuten bei9elteuerteH
Summen mebr oils 5000, 900 9efoltet. Die
SteQeuinhaber baben Is aber einfaf ais cine
Nraqe ilber2ebsn unp SOB angeieben unb ba=
Ter 1T baS @elo wie &aiisr gefoien." Der
ielbe Correspondent bemertt: Danoererlelts
bat bic S$oiition faum @elo 9enng 9sbabt,
nm bic Ge6nungen fir SaS unoS dretbmaz
terielen fir ibreG Omiteieun9en su be5ablen."
Die Grant 2eute fibren cine foitipielise
@ublcanpagne, ireilid ni6t auf ibre eigenen
Soften, ionoern nit bemGelbe beS SolteS Der
Ser. Staateu. SefSi9staui eno Dollars mur=
ben mad Oregon 9elanot, UNI Die UfalOrltat
in bieiemS taate III erlargen ullo perm SStlz
liams, ben @.ueralanipalt Der Ser. Staaten,
in bell Senat 81 brtugeu. Smetbuttoert INN
fiinfunbsuausig Sauicno Dollars mursen ais
,@eri6tsfoiten" Dem Nationali6ate ertnonl.
men, UNI in 9iorb=@arDlina fir &ablSwcde
perausgabt su weroen. Gu6 Die Mabl in
Sermont bat oiel @elb 9etcitet. Ser yNtaire
Stanbaro" i6reibt: y@iirbe fem @elo an
geipenbet noroen iein, 10 rpiirbe Ufalne elan
liberale Maiorit6t BON mebr, ais s~ebntauieno
Stimmen ubsegeben baben. Ufan bari be-
gauplel, uuB ue Olu9lSlepel pel Vluil~ put
tel beinabe SrpanSigtauieno Stinlm,n 9etauft
baben. Die 8abl murbe burhgelo in eiren
@raoe beein1uBt, ME man Is ME Suuor IN
Stem England erlebt fat. 9aS Sotum
muBte sefauft weroeu; aui ben BreiS fam es
ri6t on. Ote BON ben &ingzMeiiter angez
panote Saftif ftanb in Se5us auf S6amlo>
ii9feit uno Niepertrd6tistett benz Serfabren
oes alten ,Sammanp" : Hin9es nidt mad
Sauienbe bon S~timmsebern, Die fein Geht
batten in bieiem Staate 81 pablcn, wuroen
importirt.
9ente, Die ieit 20 Sobreu ni6t ben 8ooen
BON Wtaine betreten hatten, purben in bic
0iiten auf9enommen uno ftimmten troe Der
Broteitc aller rebliden Mdunsr. Glerfs in
@aibinstou, anseiteGte Der Napp@ Daros II.
Wilitarperionen wurben nit Der Snftruttiun,
fir @rant 81 itimmeu, mad Waine geianpt,
unb oies mar Elm Sefebl, wel6en fe niht
miBatten burfteu." Sros bieier nn9ebeuren
I'M tren9unsen aeist Die Maioritat bieies
Sabres per9li6en NIT Der beS Sabres 1868
cine 10 srOBe abnabme! (R.sY. Sourn.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
~ 1.pOrwlrtg- GaQfl0
,UurnbaNR,'
% NSrDf. S8n. z. Gla00etf'8

be900n Steufaa, ttn 10. Stpt., In ber 9pccum
gate, Sir. 70, 8etsY Baltimore. 5piI6er
9ap~ mo SUlltoGphr. (Scpt.2, fDtt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
WfariO.

Der rgf.=0. Democrat" bemerft iiber baS
erIte GouSert, III benz Wario %auftrat /:
80 baben mir alto MIR nod Res GenOrs,
oe5 alien Mario, 5u ermabneu, in Oelien Sc
lang faum nod Elm Son an ben alien Wlarto
e~rinnert. 9a Die SOune betanntllh i'm &e'
1en untersebt, pfesen Sauser uno San9es
%rinueu, rpeun ibre Sonue I'M llutergeben be-
griffeu 1T, flugS nod einuIal ben 8eiieu gu
beiu9eu. Nber fir Rario'8 &enor lit Die
9taht Itpu einaetreteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
9mnrrinl.onnhz mn QeihzG rirnidlnft,

Siireau SIR q, ct. &duIardses
unter Der u8 nj . Baltimore"
incorporirt i'm Sult 1872.
,B4O 600,
Seamtcn:
cobs Gilsnn, YrGi
SSentiep 6. Sibb, &icezTrli.;
q. IS. Renlp, Setretlr;
SbaS. Z. 5initb, Shasmeifer;
z. MALLS 2Slafi fone, Solcitor.
SirCftorium
Sobu @teun, Sbos. s. Gareg,
Bentley s. gibG, e. y. 5untiu9,
%. u. HoHep, t9eor9e %. Sroots,
Sobn IbGrn. Gba5. 4. Smitb,
Senru 81. 9pion, Sames q. Serbert,
AnlGiben per0cn senaht uro Gi9cntpum gCfauft.
ltnter5ei6nur9en fIr Ittifu wCrben i'm 9 lreau
Der eieIIitct uoH Shos. s. Is ire D
i'm Bureau Der nYeabobp. 5euerzS 5ritderur9s.gs
ielibait." pom 6. 3. 9upaII I'M Sireau Der
nBeRn Wutual'@ebeus Serit6eruugsa 81 eGidait, "
BON Is. y. % oHta9ue i'm 8lreGu Der DSbouitI
eebens= 8erii6erun9s @eieIihaft," { q 10 q o n
& g mitb, Oidtler, Nr. O., Soutbitrase, ioute
aub in Den Bureaus Der uerlhieosnenD %rcttoreu eHts
9esensenoInmcr. 9euti6 lUiro geipGo6eH.
ISPnt ID. 119ht0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

gOJU,UUU
Sin giertheil 6ieier Sunlme miro Reute Der
9ie9ieruug einge5ublt wetDen, Die reftirenoen
BRET Siertel in 3wii6enrdumen BON lc bier
Sehn Sa9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

tGoloiaIe caItforniide Sar.
men.-@in reipeftables 8ittergut oOer DO
maine" in unierem alten Yaterlanbe sdbIt
feline 1900, 1000 = 5000 Mor9en Gferlano
lnter @ultur, Elm reft rsipettabler 8auern-
bof ieine 500 bis 1000 beS9leihen. 8as
miirSe nun pobl Elm oeutider !6r. 4mtmaun
iasen, Der ]. 3. uad GalifOruten perieet, I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

SsSSgSFFYSPSs fff9sassss
~ 5eiratbss nnS s~uses.MuSeiaen, a Seileu
iberiHreitenc, 25 Gents fur etninallSe
Jniertipn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

Guswanbsrunss.@ op3eiiion uub bic Gntlais
lung aus Dem llntertbanen. gerblnb 81 per-
fh,o Fer, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
0Iifa MrrfHn.

9as freiwiaige anlsiben, u Bro5ent Gin
len trageno uno bonn L. Saunar t. S. ab nit
10 Bros. @iienbabn5Oa gu autOriiiren, mel.
DIES bic 8egrerung i'm Setrage pom elmer bal
ben Milion 4eioS BON benz SanOelsitano'
Der Sauptftabt geioroert bat, iit-fir Mteritt
cine unerb0rte Sbatiahe - iiberSei6net NOR.
ben, menu aud, uiht in Dem cOloiialen Ser.
hGltniiIe, mie bic frau55Itide WiIiaroen.A n.
leibe. gs bat aber immerbiu cine 8eouftior
ftattfinoeu miiiicn, unb uertbeilen fif BIZ
nuume9r feigeieeten Setrdge inter ben San'
belsbduiern Der SauptitaOt ibrer NatiouaIltd
nnh ,nip fn1nt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
S~eriammlnnas- Mu3etgen.
Mnncnffin<S tnrumNr- 10111N 81 Gp
SaunerciMe.

Observation-Disclosures auberein ar. 2.
0iafer 8srcin patt ieine erite &eriammtung mors
gen, Sami1ag, Nbenb in Der -@Grnlanes6ane,"
Wout9omerp=, uahe SiabtfrnEe. SoIeenoes
miro oerbapoelt: critic @insdblun9 erboben, G8abG iur
Sedmte uno Annabme Der oRtitution. Stnise 9uns
oert antbelle fino i6ot e~enon1ncn.
(226-O Sdrl 9Siift, lun., prop. Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
SGul Mn2eigcm.

NnitOr ODnncr's IDifsicDmlc.
Sprutaa, ben %. September, Abenos baIb Od)t
uhr, finoet In Der Sicus. I,rdbe (Gte Der SaItls
more uRo 9tlmoritr4Be) inter ~oCIduiger " tDufung
Der n3lousfSts ~oertafel" bGs Crite Ntnber = 0 n.
vert tatt. gu reGt gabItctdem Seiite labet erse-
BENT Gin 81. Spuuer.
Gintritt 2A Cents. L2li-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
SetriebszG apital $1,000. 600.

SieIe 9eieuihaft bot ibr 8striebs=@apitnl auf
elm million Grndrs
erbobt, uno lit iett bereit, 9eIo Gus5uletben In
b~e!iebi9en GUNNER ge9tn tupotbstarti6e Siterbeit
auf @run0sigentbum uno @ebduoeH, fir Die DGuer
BON 4 bis 40 5abrcn,
rid5nbIbar IN n oIentIioen Raten.
@eiu6en iIr Slrleben iptro DIE puEtIlibte Nufz
mcrtiamfeit eeptomet un0 tir Gle ~beUiuigte Slrs
leben bas baare " Eff obue Ser5u9 aus9ez
Sablt. GjeI6 ais Sepoit
Biro segen Ber9iitun9 bon 3lhien anseHommeH.
Saupidse,
gegignet fir WohnbGuier &C. iiuo ffets ge9eu @runb-
Tcute ober geeGn Saar gu ucrtouien. Q49-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
"A WIarmOrz0 aleaz
R&leiber>9 auSluIg.
q 9 e..;4A q. Gn-nn


MISUNDERSTANDING
Dir baben aui %uniereUi COCO Ius9ebz
2aherttibeR uuo @eihGit5=Iu3iat
rHebr oils Gin tauieub iest Ierti9 tur
&uabens3inSiiSe bic SrilbiGbr5 BertGufe.
in auen Steie 2SGaren
teliettcu Shnitteu. Hno ollie einsetauit,
Die WaGren luuroen ebe Die leste Brsiserbos
~friib5ettin eiHgefouit, buH9 in BolCnudurlu
unb Die 3aufer eintrGt. Sbr tonnt
BADEN ben 8ortbeil % Tro;eRt iparen,
Der u~icorigen 8reiie. nenu ~iribbCitia 9etauit
800 & uaten-InBI9G uno pom bieiem ero6eD
fir 50; Sorratbe RIetbungsz
800 ieiuere anBG9e fifen seUdbit miro.
81 bis SO. SeBt ~uorrGtbi9 fir ioior=
200 idiparSe Eub=Gnjige tieen Bertauf:
IS bis SIS. ausseGz InSuge $15-$50
Combinations -InSige DO. fin Rnaben n-25
IS bis St2. 4usqebzSoien 6-10
Dian fouimt i~riibSeitte 9eihGft5z0oIeH 6-9
unb pGble arbeits=&oien 3.5U-6
ron ben beten G6nitten. gBir 9eben frIbJeitisen
Riuiern IN fertioer altioung ODER bctelter gtbstt
~beioEoere Sortbeile.
9. s.. Smitb b Comp,
3unbens5 dreiber uno R(eioerbdHbGsr,
Sir. As unb SO, GSet=9alttmorcitr., Noroof=gde,
rDciSes @ebduhc. 1SuInue Dor Der GbUFs. (79-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Wcuer 8Qu1ereiu,

Seute, ben 90. September, absnos 1lbr, Gin
Sabluns Der erifsn SebiereH uno Seamteuru- hl.
~treunoe, luslte i6 nod anihtte5en uoIen. ifat
etu9elaceu, inhem ROD rpeni9e 4ntbeilc gu baber
iin0, gu erideinen, bti Gohrab S6mict, Rr.
ass, am 2esingi pn= W6arfte.
(22j-6) Spbann Sd,miet, prou. Ssfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
6amntou'S neoctabililte sinFtur

6ambton'S begetabililbe Sinftlr
Oas beribmte arBreizY titteI, beSeu9t Durb nnIere
beten @inipobner, Rbeumatismus, SpspepHa, Scto=
lula, Suften, NerpentralfBeiten, aae weibliben 4rantz
bstten. Uton iiebe Die Scu8nilie. gu baben bei alien
0roeuiten Su 81 per 6laide.
56omiOn 2ilp & Comp. nnb g8- s. Sroipn 4
gru6er, aeenten iur oen @ro6banoeI. - 9aupt.
8lreau; Rr. 3, &ItzGbdrleshr
81. IS. W onbrap, eisentbimer.
LSEPhr. 90 70 IL tRtEfn 9. nj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
Sefraut:

am 5. September ourG 8Gitor gipecomb Seinrid,
Braun nit SRI. &Ouiie Sipe, Setoe pom Carroll
county.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
40 Dir Is, AuaIteNun0
TSE i'm
yDSarDGauo SnEItutc"

UIO an l. III. g~SoIHtl HIO an 81. Nh.
geIhlnlicH.
GrtifeI fir bic Iu5tcQurg lUtrocn ron Wontdg,
oCH %. Septbr., bis Sonnabeub, Den %. Septbr.,
eiEihleGlld, GrQcnormcn.
ga oGs 8ireitorium oisie GusItclung 81 giner Der
bcten in ter 0Cihidte ocs 5uii,ut6s Sd MAIDEN
pinibt, 10 pCrcCE Gle m0glihtu 9Tledteruugsn iur
bic NuinGbmc mo praiuldc grhCiiyH an opetlIcHbCU
ytaihtnerle uno bic @uitclHng aaer OeroitritooutG
uno riieIidCu SaoeH in cleH SiGiien Der EGslIdeR
uno itonen &lnIte ge8ctcu per0cu.
@olocrc, iilberne uno BrouSee Ute9allSn lurrbenals
critic GrdmtCu in Zen ueyidtGocnen S!Giien fir 2lrtiiel
bon torJiteIt6Cm Seroienite i'll 3cldCn ODER Qusih6-
rlng gCgCbrH. NlcrSu MIRO cine aOloCHe@ brCHs
ehGill c iTr Den Srinoer elmer Dtaihine ooer
Den SntocdCr elmer DietbooC in CirCm 3DeigI ulbliz
der @bCqsEitdnoe, m6l6e in ibrfm @ebrauhe 0oet
auruCnouug ais 10 tUidte erldtct piJo, coB liz CHE
bi5bu thr o%eniclbeH .3Eoed 8ebreudten ardtel per
orGngt, tonlIucH.
8Gmpifrait, Sddfte urb 9iiemcn iuCroen hei selieA
iert uno 3iI9c, 9Gitcn Il. |. 10. oub irei 10 OteI, nte
mUpii6.
Bampbtets, Girfulare, 9lcsclr, Gnorbnuneen unS
ale netblQe G~u5tuuIt entbGItCH0, rUerorH Gui Appli-
tOtioR bei'm SOrigcr ooCr eiHcm QlIolleoe Dee Co
mites, ooer in otr 9ale ocs 9%nhitutes ausacgebeu.
Is. M. Sentlep, SoTii8er,
Samuel n. GmGlt,
C. ScDi9 SuuIap,
z. y. Geriue,
9hUs. 6. SSd6hur,
SatneS Ycntldne,
Carroll 2pence,
81. &. Martin un6
GEO. 8. paSelS, SOmite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

Starb:
Nnd @ottes uneriorihIi1sm Jfat5ibIuiie ON IS.
b. Dits., Niitternabt l ubr, nab eiRem ~furjen, Gber
iblueren &.antenla9er uniere inni9ft 9eliebte 8attin
unO Rutter SIepnora Seinserlida, seb. S6ntot,
Gus SieoentopI, SeiienzD GrmftaOt, i'm Utter BON 81
Sagren, 1 Wonat uHo IS Easen. Srieoe ibrer 4ide!
Der tie, ~betripte Gdtte unb Sinfer.
Got fpsIh' elm S6mer ttifft inner SerI
93ie eros 1T unier 2eioeH! SG itben mir
Die Otutter bier aus uni'rer Utttte ibetoeH.
sic III nibt mebr, Die treue SeeIe!
I'D, uniere Dfutter in rrht nlebr;
G5ir fiblen, iuas nit hr uns ieble,
lno bliden rpebnlut6suol lumber.
8 Oott, ME BAIT Cu uns betribt.
On, Der bod ionit ms ber5llG liebt.
Clint neroen mir uns .uieoer ieben,
Die quite, ee uns Wiutter mar.
Damn brtngen mir in Seinen 5obGu
Bersinist unlerR SGnt Dir bar.
. @0tt, oann rufen mir entSildt:
(226) 9u balt inns ielbit our9 SbmeI3 bealiift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20
lIn sic cC0mcn,

III pIG OUHNVW.
grtulten cine eroBe auslUabl Sleioerftoffe alCr
2ltt. Srcbe. Sbanls, EuhzSadtn uno ~beioHoerS
aufmertiam made i'd aui mCinCn 8orrath neuer Irs
ten 8eliD 1areH, peIte i'd biuieer ~ueItaufe, aIs it.
eeno Elm Sau5 in Der Staot, NJ. &ieblidl,
(225-) SIR. ISL, 9eriudtoufI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-06
The Falling Ofthe Leaves.

The autumn days are here,
And the trees are brown and sere,
And I hear the signs of sadness that giri>h
bosons heaves;
And | mark the hectic bloom.
That is Frightening for the tomb
And I know her strength is waning with I'll"
falling OF the leaves.
1t is hard for one so fair,
Who hath never known care,
Nor love that hath departed, nor friendship that
deceives,
To leave this world so bright,
For the gloomy shades of night,
And to tread the shadowy valley mid the isII-
ing of the leaves.
flushed is the sound of mirth,
As she shivers by the hearth
In the cold and frosty morning and the deep
and chilly ewes;
AS she shudders at the kneil
Of the schoolmate loved 80 well;
For the young are falling round US like the fall
ing of the leaves.
With the gentle art of love,
| would lead her thoughts above,
And bid her trust the Saviour when her tender
bosom grieves
But still with grasping breath,
She shrinks from gloomy Death
While fast her tears are falling as the falling 81
the leaves.
Oh, pray for her. kind hearts,
That peace, ere she departs,
May gently fall upon her; not death alone be-
reaves.
Oh, vel! may we despair,
If the innocent and fair
Fall with troubled spirit with the falling Of
the leaves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-06

WARREN. The majority 10 this county it is
thought will te 500 for Greeley The colorcd
vote was dvid ed.
Front Royu gives Greeley, 265; Grant. IS;
Hunton 2G6, Daniels, r. There was but one
white vote for Grant that of an ex confederate
soldier
AUGUsTA-,Eauntoa.- The election passed
off very quietly, and the result Of the vote is
Greeley, 433; Grant, AIS; Harris, for Congress,
42O; O'Ferral 4l3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS election passed
off quietly. This place gives Greeley 240;
Grant, 22l; Hunton for Congress, 265; Daniels
81.
Gmyord.- vote l6l, Greeley, So;
Grant, ga; Hunton, 81; Daniels, 63.
At this precinct there were twelve votes for
Hunton alone
Guna Spring. Total vote lS6; Greeley, l3l:
Grant, 55; Hunton, 100; Daniels, 54.
FREDERICKSBURG, Nov 6.-The majority
for Braxton is lS2.
STAFFORD, it is said, will give between 100
and 800 Conservative majority
LOUISA Grants majority in this county is
claimed by the Radicals at 500, which is prob
! ably an exaggeration.
1t is reported that the official vote Of Rich.
moud gives the Radicals 2l3 majority. They
also claim Petersburg by 100 majority, Norfolk
by IS, Danve By 90 Lynchburg BY TO- and
Portsmouth by $50.
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT
HARR1soNBURG, Nov. 6-Harris carries
Shenandoah BY 1900 majority, Rockingham
by | POO, Augusta by 100 and Highland by
$50.
Albemarle gives Harris small! majority.
Nine precincts to hear from i'll Augusta, and
few in Rockingham.
The States that have gone for Grant certain
ly, are Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Massachusetts,, Vermont, New
York by, it is reported, 10000, Pennsylvania,
10000 to 5000; New Jersey, Iowa, By 10000;
Indiana, small majority; Wisconsin, Ohio,
10000 10 10000 Minnesota, Nevada, Nebras.
ka, Oregon, South Carolina, Arkansas. Nichi-
gan, and Mississippi.
The States reported to have gone for Gree
ley are Alabama, Delaware. Georgia Ken
lucky Louisiana Maryland, Virginia, Missouri.
Tennessee, West Virginia and North Car"lina.
The States considered doubtful are Florida,
and California.
The Radical majority in Congress will be
largely increased.
Banks has been defeated in Massachusetts.
The returns, though incomplete Of course IN
dictate that the electoral vote will stand for
Grant PSI, Greeley Sc
Cen Dix is elected Governor Of New York.
though Herman, Conservative, runs largely
ahead of Greeley S. S. Cox. for Congress
man at Large, is defeated The latest ird!-
cations are that Havemeycr, the Republican,
candidate, is elected Mayor of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-06
Majority for Hunton Is votes.

ALEXANDRIA CoUNTY-Jeferson 75ecnshp
Grant, l57; Greeley, 2S Hunton, %; Daniels
l57. For County Clerk, Syphax, Radical, l49
Hunter, Independent, a.
ARLINGTON TowNsHGp.-T Conservative
vote in this township was 49 to 10 Radical.
FAIRFAX Vest End-Greeley ia, Grant
ia.
Vienna Greeley, 81; Grant, 90; Hunton
81: Daniels 90.
Falls Chuch.-Greeley's majority IS.
PRINCE WILLIAM-4Nunassas. Grants ma
iority at this precinct is 6.
The vote for Hunton and SeDer is tie.
BRESTsvILLE via Manassas, Nov 6.-The
official vote of Prince William county gives
Greeley 232 majority, and Braxton, CouserVa'
tive for Congress, 2S3 over Sener, Radical.
For Commonwealth $ Attorney the vote wa:
as follows: Larkin, Conservative. 42S; Meri.
dcth, Conservative, 379, and Balch, Indepen.
dent, All.
FAUoUIER- IFurentoa- voting went
on quietly and without any disturbances. The
colored vote went for Grant to man. Three
colored men were put in Jail for attempting to
vote fraudulenty. Six hundred and twenty
votes iu all were polled in this place, Grant get
ting majority of eight. Only nine white
men of the town voted the Radical ticket, the
other white radical votes we're from outside the
town proper. Huntou's majority here is ff-
teen.
Fletcher, Conservative for County Clerk,
has majority here OF $50, the negroes refusing
to vote for Clerk.
At Walrcntou Junction, Greeley gets three
majority.
Ph1i*-This precinct gives Greeley, l54;
Grant 30
WARRESToS, Nov. 6.-Grecley's majority
in Fauquier county is 405. If Auburn Town
ship should be thrown out, for iniormality, as
it is expected it will be, this majority will be
increased fourteen.
Hunton, Conservative, for Congress, runs
ahead of Greeley fully one hundred, while
Fletcher, Conservative candidate for County
Clerk, leads both largely.
SHENASDoAH-Ncac Market Greeley, 24S
Grant Is; Harris, Con-, for Congress, pa;
o Ferral, Ind, Il.
Woodstock gives Greeley, BAL; Grant S.;
Harris 324; O Ferral lOS.
ut. Jackson Greeley, l19; Grant IS; Har-
ris, lS9; O'FerraI 81.
StrasJmg. Greeley, 266; Grant, 40; Har-
ris, PIG; OFerral 80.
Elnjmg- Greeley; $40; Grant, II; Harris,
243; O'Ferral, !.
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VIRGINIA.

The contest ia Virginia is closer than anticl'
pated, and the majority for Greeley, 1t is
thought, will be between 5000 and 5000.
Iu the First Congressional District, the con-
test between Braxton, Conservative, and Sener,
Radical is close, with the probabilities ID favor
of the election of Sener.
la the Second District Patt, Radical 10
cumbeut. is elected over Lee, Conservative.
In the Third District, the reports from Rich,
mond indicate the election Of }. Amber Smith,
Radical over Geo D. Wise, Conservative, but
it is thought that the official count will be ne
ceSsary to determine the election.
In the Fourth District, Stowel Rad, Is
elected, over Mckinney Con, by large ma
jorty.
The returns FROM the Fifth District, where
the contest is between Davis, Conservative, and
Thomas, Radical, are so meagre that no con-
cluson can be arrived at.
In the Sixth District the contest is between
Whitehead, Conservative, aud }. Foote John:
son Independent, and the result is considered
doubtful.
In the Seventh District, Harris, Conserva-
tive and present incumbent, is undoubtedly
elected over O'Ferra 'Straght-out.
Ia the Eighth District Gen. Eppa Hunton is
elected over Daniels, Radical, BY majority
ranging from 1000 to 1000.
In the Ninth District Bowen, Conservative,
is undoubtedly elected over Radical.
Il is said that the "Straigh -out vote 10 the
State will hardly exceed 1900, while the stay
at-homes' number by the thousands
,Jry ,SDpI. cTTy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-06

The PRESS.-The recent arrest and commit
tai to jail, in New York, of two females and
one man, for publishing and circulating 10 a
printed sheet, called newspaper, false, foul
and scandalous articles, has elected from the
New York Herald, some observations, which
are very just, and we'll worthy of consideration.
Among the most deadly of public evils are
the forces that, in the name of socalled free
thought, would make immortality free Of all
restraint, and that, under the name of liberty
of the press, make journal vehicle not only
for the vilest SANDER, but for the filthiest ex-
preston of debauched thought. In all these
attacks it will be observed that the words
Liberty" and freedom are paraded but as
far prostituted from their proper meaning as
their retailers are from the standard of honest
or rirtuous men and women. Madame Roland,
turning to the statue Oh her way to the gullo-
tine and exclaiming, 20, Liberty, how many
crimes are committed in thy pame,'' forms a
picture we can never forget, and the foul issue
of SANDER and immortality which has flowed
from the pens of such persons as We describe
under their lying notices of freedom will make
all honest people repeat the exclamation Of the
unfortunate and beautiful Girondist, but with
a determination that while the law has a
scourge for such crime the lash will be IN
sparingly laid on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-11-06
THE ELECTION.

The returns from the election held through
out the country yesterday determine the re-
election eff Gen. Grant as President for four
more wears. The vote for electors took place
in all the States for the first time since 1860,
except in Louisiana and Florida. In Louisiana
the vote for presidential electors, Congressman
and State officers, under special act of Con-
gress, was cast on Monday last. The Leglsla-
,ure of Florida selects the presidential electors.
The election in Texas continues for four days,
commencing yesterday.
1t is estimated that more than three-fourths
of the States have given Radical majorites,
including Delaware and New jersey, and that
Gen. Grant has an increased majority of the
popular vote.
In Virginia the contest is much closer than
was anticipated by the Conservatives, while IN
MARYLAND the Democratic majority has been
greatly reduced, and it is estimated by the
Radicals that it will not far exceed 5000.
The Baltimore Gazette says that Mr.. Gree
lev undoubtedly has obtained fair majority,
and the Democratic Conservative candidates
have carried FIVE out of the six Congressional
districts, as follows First District, Ephraln
X. Wilson; Second District, Stephen Archer;
Third District, W. J. O Brien; Fourth District.
Thomas Swami: Fifth District, ". NJ. Merrck.
Returns from the Sixth District render prob
able the defeat Of Mr. Richie By the Radical
candidate, Mr. Lownds, by small majority.
| The American, Radical, claims that the Rad,
ical gain in Baltimore, as compared with the
vote cast at the last Governor election is with
in fraction of three thousand, and it says
The returns from the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict also indicate the probable election of Mr.
Albert. He has carried Anne Arundel, How
ard and Prince Georges counties, aud there Is
prospect Of his also carrying Calvert and St
Mary's.