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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-09-27
Government Sales.


GOVERNMENT SALE.
oETIcE or Tm DEPoT QUARrERMLarER,l
Ban AHroHI0, u IAs, August y, lsl9. :
menelnE ~ 70 ., m, October u, isIl, At the Army
building, hAln Plaza, San Antonio, TeISs-
rs fsiI l3i a and PO TSGl rubber.
l75 Great Goats
luO TroWHeTH
complete ilsI Of the articles will be fu1nlAhed
upon application 70 this once.
must be paid for and rOm9yed on the day Of sale
sea QuartermGst6T.
GOVERNMENT SALE,
FoRF RANDALL, September 7, I57g,
In 99npl4uee with instTugtiona received from y.
r. Rlaley, United States Indian Agent, an order OF
Qoumisaioner Of Indian fairs SIOUX Indians under
ali the properly Of old Whststono Agency, consisting
q the iol9WinE buildings and other Items here.
Bulldog, DnE Store, I6I3I
do. Once, l6IS6.
do. SlAughteF.houao, iBG2I
do. Carpenter SHOP, IB19l
! do. Blacksmith shop, lara.
do. stable aud shed, 1894.
do. Warehouse, log" 25IgO.
DO. WATohouhe, frame" 2bIb.
do. Agency, frame 8I8
do. huginesu, "loKs and sAWed," 2tIBB.
i do. Coral btookAdo, and IS Tor BY rods Of
eSSTd Fence i5eosnE dwelling and t|o ware
wood saslogs Ao, will be received By the Cd
At Fort Randall, D. IT, until the ist day Of oOToBkR
Parties mag bid separately upon each building or
article, upon the whole The Tisht IL reserved IA
reject any ard all proposals,
b,y. r Ssn SSss; RsIAbs within ~" CT S,tsI bids
sep9l sub Agent
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L Tf6NGI &fIfTRRY okSiE fERiEs:

QUARrERMAHrER GENERALS OITICE,
WARRINGTON, y, o., August I. ls79. J.
Proposals Invited for marking the gfAEea In tho
nAtpnAl required By law, 10 DO addressed
10 the QusftsTmGstsT General, Washington, ID. y.
Proposals should state the price for aeh heAdstOne,
properly inscribed and sot At the head Of the grave In
each national military cemetery.
Bids may DO for the whole NoIk Of all the GENE
sTes Tor that Of several oemsteTiea In district or
for alnElo cemetery. -
The bonds required will be- In amount, twenty C2D)
per cent Of tho whole amount Of each contract
All proposals received by tho QuATtsTmhBteT Gen
etAl viii b opened the 18th day Of October l52 Al
noon, Al the once Of tho QuArtermAAteT General,
Warrington, D. o., In presence OF bidders, and con
tracts will DO awarded 70 the lowest responsible bid
deTs comparison Of the samples and prices
can DO completed, provided the samples are deemed
suitable b. the Secretary OF War,
All samples should be distinctly marked In order 10
prevent mlgtAk e.
Lsts Of tho cemeteries, with the number Of graves
In each, together with full Information 40 10 Oondl
tons requirements, dc, will be furnished AppllcA
ton In writing to the QuArteFmAster General, Wash
ibEton, D. U.
Envelopes containing proposals, % Be indorsSd
"PTopoaAla for hoadsonea for national military oame
,sries and addressed TO the QuartsTmS'tsT general
QuAItsTmGstsT General, Bvt. Major General u. 4. A
NVQN
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TSoVERNNFNT SALE

4
ORDHAECE OFFICE, WAN DEPARTMENTAL
- WAbnIHurOH, d, O., Auguat ~, t6T1, !
ny direction Of the Secretary Of War the old United
States Arsenal site At Augusta Ga with the build,
ipHa and machinery Of the Augusta Powder woTkG"
theIeon III be sold at public auction, the grounds
on THUhbDAi, OetobeT 81, lsTl, Al IL O'Clock, M,
circular giving detailed Information as 10 O1tont
OF property terms, DO be procured at this once
EiA. A. n DYHR
AulibOt Ohiat OF Ordnance, u. 4, Army.
no sHlF.BUILDERB AND MACnINISTs.
ffopQsall for now steam machinery for the Unltsd
htatee Revenue steamer hAhoninF and for the areo.
on Of the same In tho vessel and separate proposals
lot putting In neV Main Deck, OF Bouthsfn pine,
inohei properly fastened, VIII DO received ~ the
Treasury Department. WashlnEton, ID. o.. until u
o'clock noon, Of SATURDAY, the 18th September,
Instant The proposals. 70 DO 10 aco0Tdaneo with
apeelh9Atiouu, which may 10 obtained application
~ the Ou1lOm HOUSE In PHILADELPHIA, Pa, or at the
Treasury Department II IL desirable that the work
shall be done as speedily possbs, and bddeu are
requeated 10 state the date BY which they will agree
70 have the new work completed IN each case. The
bids. WIN, A. RlOHARDSON,
sepll Acting Secretary Of The Treasury,
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AO9 Ninth street Northwest,
au8tim Opposite Y. N. q. A. Building.
NEW nQOKbl-NEw BOOKet-rHE NOUN
IN TAIN. Prom the French Of kiiuholsl Hy the
translator Of Tbs BIRD" with hfy Jour 1ustI aious
s6. NATORh, Or the PostEy Of IA N and BeA. Prom
the French Of Nine. Mlohslet, wit tSo hundbsd Do
ING On TIKI Nuik, ~ Laurent lsporto prios
el& UPLAnD5 AND LOwLANIS, OF THREE
GARDENING BY MYsELF, by Anna Warner.
Phoa l.g6. MEMOIR OF UOlE OtAs, 4. TODD.
hsEep, Price Ell Is. THE PENNsYL vA MA Pill
stlstsa hS Sies' bf H1 ooR r. kIs I
Pros 20 oent1 BEI.LR RoBk, Prom The Frthsh o.
CURTAINS spRE0HKs spsec6ss Of Jobs Phi.
rot uuIran Shlle at the bar. Edited ~ jane a; Z,
Mhlttler. Cloth, Rgg thsep, e996 HAWktNh ON
Wills, concise treatiis on the construction Of
villa By Francis v. Mayhins, N, a, LAg cheer,
Law booksellers and Publishers, No. 40 PsnnsJl.
vania avenue te1
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Proposals


II
ttStI,, ~. ~ i,i,s ~ iIo,is,
Tfaigiao gspiSn,hst "a I'm /"
g..ied p,opo..is yiii bs rscsSs II m, oHlo. pntn
II M on Inc I'm dSI on OotobsT' A. ID. ISM iov fur
Stsls fiosernmsnt bndnEs 10 81 sse "a a tJhlesSo
III 50 "a mn rnhi, fset mare ~ isss Dissnsior
Rtnns Ia tanndsliS1 no1Tss N sTsSnai .ls in stoss
iiinshss thiek n feet inshes And 4 fsot 4 inobe,
o1S ssy nat ls.s thar fsst 1Iie And aVsrnsIng ~
n Sg,,blc fesi saeb -
PTopoaas viil si.o he reosIysd for the s.e snouot
in .tonss fest maj o fsrt Ipebss Iong and Ssv
iset v'ids containIpr az II oubig isst Sssb -
Also for 500 cubic fsst, more o. les. Dimension
az eSsls fsst sseb anu anu
Also Tor no cubic rards more or less RubbIe
stone No stnno u eontsIn la, tbSn Z oub5 fse1 ~
Ia H., nan gInnhss IN tbieEpSss - ~ " "
Propos,l MAJ DO m Gds Tor iimeslous sspdst9ps or
~ .onS 5S,Ss, sh' IVA pSb bSa, Nh on
No. .,,srs trsrtS1s A '''N
Proposals viii 30 made separately for the dinsrout
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DROPosALs FOR ARMY BUPPJTEs
M,loE and ouartsrm..isr, AetlBE Csiei QuItsmAl
ter Dspartmsnt Of Missouri. seaB
DRoPosAls FOR THE suPERsTRuQTURE
ARSENAL, ILLINOIS,

= =, - 80, - a -
4 " FVf pIndEE AZ RsiK III III
ARSENAL, ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND ARsENAII III, Aug ID, lda.
until u m on the % day Of October ISL, Tor furnish.
ture Tor ! bridge across tho south channel Of the
Mississippi river, between tho Island Of Rock Island
and the town Of Moline. The piers are already
built In still water from 10 " feet deep, solid rock
bottom.) To DO through bridge, I'll toet long, Ia
Ave equal spans TO have roadway y feet In the
oear, and two sidewalk each feat IN the clear the
roadway 10 DO noorod with OAK plank, Inches bYb
inches, and the sidewalks with pine plank by
properly bransd the floor ioists TO be Of white pluS
Proposals. Will be received for both pine wood And
from ssecptinR chord eoEnsdtioSs and stunt
M I'm nndsr ts1siis stISin 10 hAy. ,ep.p,ty Of
al -. "a n t.sl Donnds mar SnuATe noh N SECTION
4 "a n bssT ~ mn nounds Niihout psTmknspt Sst
No part of the structure 70 DO strained 70 more than
ana i.tb ii m Of ia niImHts StTepRth under load n
S5Si p5unds psf uneai foot Bslsoted spsuimens
ill h tested a above and unless they Eyo Tho Tr
GaiTsd strength, ali the iron viii be rejected,
the iotsts and lTd,Ts' N made of wood 10 be plGnsd
| and painted.
to I sIssT uSssTstsndinE q ,EC proposed mods y
siyS SStlmSIsd weights 81 lion pats
SSparaie bldS NAV 30 made Tor the vhols work
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BALTIMORE ASP E9TOMAo NAH

BALTIMoRE ASP IG,2TomAc RAIL
DEPOT CORNER BIxTm AND Il sTREETs
NOR1HWFST.
TRAINA LEAVE ron TRAINS AuuTVH AT
BALTlMORE WhSUIst,irrlH "
- n, Niagara kIpress, ~ a. M Westsrn ~.
dailY, pr~s. dsity s,g,9,i f,,,,
SGD 4 M, baltimore Mail daT.
:, dsslly - rs a m, Mai. daily. 81.
press, daily, except Sun. 2 u = M. Western Ef.
day. pFss4 dsilv
$50 p M BAltlul1rs Ao- y T.. m, Pacific EIptasa
oomnodAtlon, daily, 81. daily, except hundaT
Sept Gnndhg ll9b pm, daily, except
D DIN. ,JlnoinnauF Gpfoa4, hundaY
dslly, oIospt Sunday, rs .. M Agogp,rp,,is
! Is =. No., WteteTu III ton, daily
pfa'a' daily 7tO an Quautioo Ace'n,
dailgsstUept sunday.
" 2 u IN, daily, 81 Enn.
dAy,for Rich m ond aBd i
rhssonFets leaving thew ordgrs Al Ttgket nae
1ofhHesl corner hlhth street md fonusJ lyAniA
nue., oAn have their baggage called for and Al
hotels 40 residences TO Al nptnts North and West.
Louisville, IT. isouis, New Orleans ChIraFo Orssha'
Han Francisco, and all points North Wost
and Southwest.
rKRUY q, SMITH, Agent
Omeei HlIth and Pennsylvania avenue
v. y. DuhAhliN, General Superintendent.
.. H. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent tg2l
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WASH lHuTON AND ONO RAILROAD
W hpting Schedule, beginning April q, is7l Two
ralns daily leIcept tundaIsl between Ao1an dTa and
Hamilton; Leave Alexandria at IS .. m. and no D.
NJ psss lsesburE ~ ~ =. m. aud - p. M and a..
I'VE A. hamilton at " =. N. and IS y. N. Leave
hamilton A. " =. m. and Y 10 y. m pass tseabuTE
20 a. m, and ha y. m.
Iho 30 =. train from AoIhndriA and n 20 D. m
traln from Hamilton connect Al lIafniltop Win
komps daily line of coaches Tor pufooiyilie SBIck.
grsvlo, hsryyills and Winchester, Also, with
Reanera line q Uaaehes which leave LaesbutE daily
Tor Aidie and MiddiubufE.
All loods, Yer Steamer Raiiroad or EIpress, IN
care Of X. H. nANENkR, Freight ard Ticket AEsnt
a. AleHandrtA' will DO forwarded far a. Hamilton
Tree OF charge, other thAn regular tAHH rates.
Communication uckeis, three cents psT mua.
Annual Tickets, So. Y. ", HANENER,
mJlbu Uunoral Ticket Agent.
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TREAHuRT DIPAhTMENrI
BUREAU JF EHuRAytEd AND PAINTING,
AuSnst e, lsIs -,
10 O'Clock, = m, on SATURDAY, The sslh dAI u
September, lsI2 tol furnishing Eight Hundred leQl
suoh quantities. A. mSy be required, aud subject 70
the conditions required by act OF Congress approved
pounds 70 he shall b inspected and TsGhod
dsVsTy ~ be psrson appointed and qualified under
Of y cents for each ton inspected weighed and delV'
eTsd shall be paid nI the CONTRACTOR; T., -,.
ProrotAl will be oonsldersd binding for one week
from the 18th Of September lsl2 the DopArtmsntre
serving the right 10 reject all or any portion OF the
bids offered.
No proposls VII be ealertAined nnlesi a9s9npa.
contract, nor will any Vsyment be made without the
esrhoa.s Q. ne n'pss.oF mat the coal IN n'hsd
Ptoposhs shOuld % addressed hnd sent 70 ne once
oi - GEO. h,moyhh aEEt
Oniol huIeeu OF hnbhsmh Anu finNue! ~ sss4.ly
DepAHmenG AoSl-eoa
DROPosALs FOR SAND FOR THE NEW
BtjitDiEu, W. nv NV
o'''oho Ts sIn p2PGRTaEST,
WARRINGTON III d sent ID Ism,
Salad propoSaiS viii b, TeoSlIsd Al this once until
II oclocf M Oh me list Of OolobeT isTl for furnlsh
Ina and delivering the stS n the PsT STATE, wsI
and H B1STs 3 S SSsS ESTSd
10 aSSntiss sabSet 70 he order q IN suPSrvssE
IhItast oT Ma aEent Al such Times A. maj bo m his
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Books and Stationery.
BooKsELLERs AND STATIoNERs.
ss2t'u oil Penn,ylyania avenue.
q. @. PuTsell,

ALL sCHOgI, n90Ks FOE, PUBLIC
Including Books for introduction a. low In price ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06

gains 5. In Xenia township GRAM
gains 80.
Toledo-Three wards give Grant q
majority OF 539.
Fremont-A Republican gain OF 81
over the October election.
Clevelsnd-Grants majority in Cuya'
hoga county is estimated at $500.
Youngstown-Grant's majority CTS,
a Republican gain OF 346.
CINCINNATI, November 5, 1920 P. NJ.
Returns from sixteen wards give
Greeley and Brown 9750, Grant and
Wilson S03l. This is a Republican
gain over October of over 100. Grant
has run ahead OF State ticket in nearly
every ward. Dispatches to the Gazette
claim that the State has gone Republic
can by 25.000. From the present in.
dcations Greeley's majority in this,
Hamilton, county will be 1000.
Returns from fity-one wards and
precincts give Grant 1868, Greeley
l7,7l3. Ten wards aud precincts TO
hear from gave the Republicans in Oc-
toher 5245, Democrats 7l34 The Re-
publicaus gain from 800 to 400 in the
wards heard from. A corresponding
decrease in the wards yet to hear from
will make Greeley's majority in this
county 5000, a Republican gain in Oc-
tober OF 600. Reports from thirty>fve
to forty towns in the State show Grant
has majority. He has carried the
State by at least 10000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06
OHIO.

D,vroy November 5.-Two wards
show a gain of 100 for Greeley.
S,ynrsKY, November Three wards
in this CITY give Greeley ll6 majority
EIsria gives Grant 34S majority
0psRi1S, November 5.-Cfrants ma
ior.y is go. ,- D NJ
OnIy three wards are in; each show
Democratic majorjties, but RePuoIiTGao
asins over the October election. Inc
Republican vote came out strong tn's
a,ternoon. From present lndicat,0nS lions
Greeley's majority will be about ooOo
in the county. ,,5 the
ind cstions are that Grant Will nave
Is 600 to 10000 majority in the o'a.e .so
PATsEsv1LLE, November o.-uran' {
majority 372, Cro,,'s
majority in this city is 1896; gain o.
1852 over the October election.
SPRINGFIELD, November 5.-rour
wards in this city give a Republican
gain of 6S -, r.,
XE,IA. O., November 5.-The ,rs'
vard gives Grant a majority OF ll9;
a cain Of 4 In the Second ward Gran!
msiori,y is 70; a gain Of Is. In the
Fifth ward Greeleys majority is A; q
less Of 5. In the Third ward 1rsn'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06
ILLINOIS.

HrGHLASp, November 5.-(OficaD
Grants majority is 22S. Hoy, Re-
publican for Congress, S majority In
this precinct. Martinsvile In Clark
rountv Grant 136, Greeley III, OConor
2l, Republican gain OF u. The
comfy will give Republican majority
for the first time.
Cu,C,Go, November 5.-Returns from
seventy y.four prec nets give Grant 2229,
Greeley l444, O'Conor I. Ten pre-
cincts give OsIesby, Republican, for
Governor 1917; Krooner, Liberal S93
The CITY has probably gone Republican
by a small majority.
Pierpoint-Oficial, Greeley 9'' Grant
l43 -,
Highland-Grants majority IN the
State is estimated at 10000. Nothing
is vet heard from Iowa.
CHICAGO, November 5, II P. M
Fifty.four precincts heard from gives
Grant 5742 majority. 1t is believed
that Grants majority in this CITY VIII
he 5000; it was over that IN 1903 me
State Committee claim Illinois by oo'-
600 majority for Grant.
Iowa will give Grant 40 600 majority
Wisconsin, 10000 majority for Grant.
Minnesota, possibly $4,000 majority
for Grant. 80
Quincy, Illinois, gives Greeley 10
majority.
Rock Island City gives Grant los
majority.
GLEyA. November 6.-Great enthu-
sissm here, at II 80 A. NJ, a torchligh'
nro,ession by the Grant club, and 6
fraud display o. fireworks. No Official
Te,urns from the city or county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 5-The
vote in this city for Grant is $4,000, in
Allegheny 1000.
Eldred, McKeon county-Grant l44
Greeley 45.
ERIE. November 5.-Ths city COM
plete gives Grant 7U8 majority, being
a gain OF 5O7 over the vote for Hart
ranft.
Northeast borough-Grant's majori-
tv here is l2l. Northeast township
Grants majority %.
Harrison township, Tyrone county
Republican gain, lS4
Thirty~frst ward, urgh-Grant
ia. Greeley IS; majority 90.
First Precinct, Kllbuck-Grant SO
majority.
Thirtv-second ward, Pittsburgh -
Grant 245, Greeley 80; majority 2l5
Mcclure township-Grant l21, Gree
ley 35; majority 90.
Lower s.. Clair township-Grant l66,
Greeley 81; majority 10.
MCKEEsPoRT, November 5.-Grants s
majority 3S9.
Twentv-seventh ward, Pittsburg III
Grant $50, Greeley l0l; gain of AL.
PHILADELPHIA, November 5.-Re-
turns from the interior of Pennsylvania
show immense gains on the October
election. The Republican majority
cannot be much below 100000.
HARRISBURG, November 5, 9 P. NJ
Returns thus far received indicate large
Republican gains over the October
election. Pennsboro, Cum berland
county, gives l9l majority for Grant;
q gain of II. PhilIipsburg, Centre
county, GO majority for Grant. Belle
fonte l26 majority for Grant; gain OF
II over Hartran't. Harrisburg 1853
majority for Grant; a gain OF 600.
Middletown 81 majority for Grant; a
gain OF over 100. Dauphin county
$500 for Grant; gais OF 1900 over the
October election. The State has proba-
blv gone 70,OJO for Grant Tne cleo
ton was one of the most quiet ever held
in the Safe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, November ), 10 ?.
M-Returns from eigbty-fve towns
and precincts show a gain for Grant
over the vote in October of $500. In
dications are that Grant will have a
majority in the State OF $4,000.
TERRE HAUTE, November 5.-The
election passed off exceedingly quiet
here to-day and but meagre vote was
polled as compared with the State cleo
ton. The Republican majority is be-
tween six and seven thousand. Several
counties which went for Hendricks have
gone for Grant by larger majorties than
Hendricks received. There is Repub
licsn gain over the State election OF
4O5.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 5, Midnight.
One hundred and fl " precincts, rep
resenting majority OF the counties In
the State, show Republican gain OF
1000 over the October election. 1t is
generally thought that Grant will have
= majority OF 5000 TO 10000 through
out the State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06

Republican majority; Cherokee county
400; Hamilton county, TOO Republican
majority; Black Hawk county, H0O
Republican majority; Buchanan county,
900 Republican majority; Green county,
500 Republican majority; Wapello
county, $50 Republican majority Du-
buque county, 1900 Democratic major
ity. Dispatches from Clinton claim the
election OF Cotton, which gives the Re-
publicans all the Congressman.
The Republican State Central Com.
mittee claim the State by from 45,eOO
to $4,000 majority.
DAVENPORT, November 5.-Eight
wards give Greeley 600 majority; Scott
county gives Greeley 800 majority.
Advices from Marquette claim a Lib
eral Congressman by 600 majority in
that district, gain OF over 800.
BURLINGTON, November 5, lilo P.
M-The national ticket is elected by
5000 Republican majority. Vote on
local offices close.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06
VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON, D. c., November g.
Greeley has 2l majority in Galveston.
Pittsvlvania county, Virginia. Grant
has 2l majority in PittsyIvania c. II.
Davis, Conservative, for Congress, 10
majority over Thomas.
DANvILLE, VA, November 5.-The
election here passed off quietly to-day.
Grant AGA, Greeley 4l6.
RICHMOND, November 5-The best
informed politicians agree that Greeley
has carried Virginia by reduced ma
jority, the figures not being higher than
10000. The returns received are in-
complete, but indicate Conservative
losses owing to large number OF voters
remaining away from the polls, The
Democrats probably elect Fix out OF
nine Congressmen. Richmond city
gives Grant a gain of nearly 1000 on
the vote OF 1865 and about 80 on that
Of 1869.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 5.-The State
has probably gone Democratic by 1000
or 5000 majority. 1t is believed that
Laundes, Republican, is elected to Con-
gress from the Sixth District, but DEM
ocratic Congressman are elected in all
the other districts.
Swaun's majority in the Fourth Dis
trict is reduce to 1900 and 0 Brien 8
10 the Third Districts reduced to 1900
1t is believed that all the other Demo
cratic Congressman are elected by re-
duced majorities.
Cecil county has gone Republican by
500 majority and Frederick county by
100 majority. Both have heretofore
been Democratic. The Republicans TO
night are wild with excitement.
BALTIMORE, November D, II ?. NJ
The Democrats will carry Baltimore By
about $500 majority, loss about 1900 on
previous Governor elections. Returns
from all portions OF the State show
large Republican gains, making 1t very
vrobsble that Grant will carry Mary
land, but 1t is i'm possible to hear from
all parts OF the State tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-06

Returns from the various counties ID
We, N.r-;nis are, at present writing,
-v-a u.I-p!iIy meagre, and that is say
... 2 sreat deal when we consider the
,.-..--..a al -'owness OF election news in
...- sac. So TAR as head from. the
.... hs- been a light one and the Re-
3. .al- have made some gains. As
o...,r-i with the vote for Governor
80 A1,1-t the indications are that
'.@.. LII has carried the State by ma
IS which may reach ten thousand
a. nt.cn may not be more than one
'...-..i Itl- impossible TO form satls-
..".-v. -'ma'e from the very slight data
f.. at.t OIio county probably gives
-",1 majority for GRANT; a Repub-
~ ,,in. Democratic gains are re-
r-.-; . Kanawha and Marion coun-
T.. a.; there were rumors upon the
-'r.n.- .-, n'.ht that Wood county has
.'..a increased majority for GRANT
,..- embraces nearly all that has yet
~a0 hea-l that can be considered
-'r&c mt Of the result. We see as
F~,ao reason to doubt that GREELEY has
AIRED the State and this, we believe
s. generally considered By the Republl
"A.-.
nnio county IS not permanently lost
% tie Democracy. The Democratic
vote Was not fully poIlei, yesterday
nF.u, to some indifference as to the
'~.u.t, but in several Of the townships
-@eniii work was done In Clay and
'aion townships especially the Demo
c'ats and Liberal Republicans aoun'
isnt,y deserve congrstulation. We
n're to see their devotion rewarded D!
Letter results next time
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November ), Midnight
The election passed of very quietly in
this city, and a full vote was polled
The city and county OF St. Louis gives
20OO majority tor Greeley city OF Han.
nibal, IS msjority; DeSoto, l37 MAJ sjor
jtv tor Grant; Henderson, for Governor,
l57 majority Bonneville, Grant gain
OF 81; Pike county gives majority for
Greeley. Tue Liberal and Democratic
Cobgressmen are probably elected in
each OF the three districts OF St. Louis
CITY. Returns from the State indicate
that it has gone TOR Greeley by q ma
iority OF from 10, 900 TO 10000.
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CONNECTI OUT.

HARTFORD, November 5.--The voting
throughout the State, as indicated by
full special dispatches received here. is
very heavy. At 2 P. NJ, New London
reported 100 ahead for Grant; Meri-
dian 300; Waterbury l2O; Winstead
6S and Norwich 800. In New Haven
the Republicans are polling a full vote
and the Republicans report that they
will keep the Democratic majority be-
low 800. In Hartford the Republicans
were ahead at two o'clock some 200
votes, but the Democrats will cut this
down aod probably run as much ah cad
at the closing Of the polls, at 5 o'clock.
Hawley's friends predict his election tor
Congress by from 800 to 500 over Eaton,
the Democratic candidate.
HARTFORD, November 5-Ninety 5
towns, including Hartford, Meridian,
Waterbury, New Haven, Daubury and
Windham, give Republican majority
OF 1862 The indications point to a
Republican majority of over 1000
General Hawley's majority, estimating
seven town to hear from, is 498
New HAVEN, November 5.-Returns
az thus far received elect Hawley for
Governor by SIS majority, with iour
little towns to hear from. The returns
at the office OF the Post from ia towns
give Republican majority OF 462, be
ing a gain over the vote OF last spring
of 400. Hartford county entire gives
Hawley 462 majority. There are FIVE
towns yet to hear from in Tolland
county, and estimating them the same
as last spring, Hawley's majority will
be fully 500.
HARTFORD, November 5.-A special
to the Hartford Post says New
Hampshire gives Republican majori-
ty of 5000.