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will be fifteen Thousand in the State.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 5, p. m.-Unof
fetal returns from IA parishes give Creole,
net majority of 1852. In 1870 they ga7eli
net Republican majority of 2,S45.
Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Nov. 5.-Ther
was so much scratching that it was impos
sible to give the official vote of tbs city to-
night. Both parties are confident. The
election was very quiet. Dispatches to the
Gzette from Jackson and Prairie counsies
report tremendous frauds in registra tor
West Virginia.
| WHEELING, WEST VA, Nov. 5.---OhiC
county, in this State, goes Republican BY
about 80 to 100 majority; Republican
gain of from 400 to 500. From reports
thus far recsiyed the indications are strong
that West Virginia viii go for Grant.
Kentucky.
HOPKINsvILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-The official
vote of he city gives Grant majority OF
2O5. Partial aeturns from other precincts
give Grant 906, Greeley 563, and indicating
a majority in the county for Grant of about
$40. The total vote in the county for Grant
will BE- over 2,30O, a gain of hundred.
The total vote ia the county for Greeley is
about 900, falling off Of about 900
from the August election. Brown, for
Congress, viii receive about the same vote
| as Greeley. There was no enthusiasm and
| Democrats failed TO do their duty
| LEXINGTON, KY, Nov. 5.-Ia Lexing-
ton Grants majority is 1858. Beck, Dem
oerst, for Cong ess, 767 majority. Ia Mid
| way, Grant AZ majority, Beck 1l9 majority.
| The reported msjorities indicate the cleo
| ton of Beck for Congress by about 10000
majority. The vote is small and the cleo
ton very quiet. There is a Republican gain
on the vote in August.
HENDERSON, Nov. o. Moscow, KY,
gives Greeley la, Grant 6, O'COnor l.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 5.-Notwithstand-
ing the rain which at intervals prevailed to-
day, q fdll vote IN the city appears 10 have
been p0lled, and in some localities an it,
crease over the State election is reported.
LATER.-All reports of this city show Re-
publican gains. Partial returns Of SIX wards
show $50 Republican gain.
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 5.-OhiO returns in
comparisons with the vote of October
show gains in most counties, indicating a
gain of $4,000 to $4,000 in the State.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 5.-The election
returns are coming in slowly. Thirty-tWo
townships and wards heard from show a
net Republican gain over the vote of
Hendricks for Governor in OcsObsr of COS.
The comparisons on the Presidential vote
will all be made on the vote for Governor
in October which gave Mr.. Hendricks, De-
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thus far received tWenty-nine townships
and wards the Republicans gain Sal and in
three townships aud wards the Democrats
gain SO.
SOUTH BEND, Nov. 5.-The vote in this
city fell off from the October election 60
votes. The vote for Grant is l, 403; Gree
ley 9o5; OConOr 3;a Republican gain over
October Of 2O2.
In Williams township, Ssngamon county,
Grants majority is 10. A Liberal gain of
II from the vote Of 1868.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 5.-In 126
townships, precincts and wards heard from
the net Republican gain is 3,48S. The Re-
publican Central Committee claim a ma
joritE in the State ofIO,O00 to $1,000. The
Democratic Central Committee cOncede
the State by 5000.
FORT WAYNE, Nov. 5.-Tho Demo-
cratic majority in this city is $50 less than
i'll Oct. which indicates Democratic loss
OF about 900 in this, Allen county.
COIfax's Figures.
SOUTH BEND, IND, Nov. 5.-Vice-Pres-
ident Colfax is at the telegraph office re-
celVing the returns and making figures, He
claims % SsaJe5 for Grant with two hun
dred and slxty-One electoral votes.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.--The election IN this
city Is usually quiet. IL is thought the
aggregate vote will be a full one. GA &C
count Of the numerous candidates for Alder
men ia the various wards any specula tons
as 20 the general result would De the merest
guess WOlk, as by law OF this SsaOe, no
votes esn be counted until the polls are
closed, and the hour Of CO sing is 1xed at Z
?. NJ. The journal says the impression Is
that Grant hzs carried the city by L nd
some majority, out that Og.esby, Repu5I-
Can Tor Governor, is doubtful.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 5.-Psrtlal returns
from thiTty-two counties outside Of Chica-
go and Cook county, foot up a net ms
ioTity Of G,74j for Grant.
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. j.-rwelve precincts Of
this county will give Grant 1862, Greeley
6,5jj and O'COuOr 40. The STATE ticket
not being counted as yet.
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 5.-This county
is very close and will require the official
vote TO determine the result. Grant has
probably carried it by q small majority.
ST. JAMES, Mo, Nov. 5.-Greeley JIG;
Grant 100. Last election nearly two De
uocrat to one Republican.
=; ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-The returns from
the State are SO meagre that not even a
conjecture can yet be made Of the result.
s8ichigan.
DETROIT, Nov. 5-The indications are
that Michigan will give a Republican ma
iOrity of At least 10000. Great interest is
felt in the result for Congress nan in the
first district, which includes Detroit. The |
result cannot be known until late hour.
Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. partial re- |
turns from few counties: Columbia coun- |
ty, Grant 1872 majority. Congressman 194,
Democratic gaiG Of32.
Dane county, three towns, Evans ma. |
jOrity 800, Democratic gain Of IA. Dodge |
county, SIX towns, give Greeley PSI major- |
ily, Democratic gain of l3l.
Fond du Lac County, four towns, give |
Grant AIS majority, Democratic gain of 1O6. |
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.---The city gives |
about 5000 majority for Greeley.
Iowa.
DUBUQUE, To-, Nov. 5.--Grant has un-
doubleday carried the city, and the county |
gives only 1900 Democratic majority, a
very large Republican gain.
CAICAGO, Nov. ga DesmOiHes, Iowa,
dispatch says indications are State gone for
Grant by $4,000, and elected a full Con-
gressionsl delegation.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Nov. 5.-Grant's
majority in this city is 464 gain Of 137
over the vote for Blown for Governor.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, Nov. 5.-Returns received from
I'll the prominent towns in Nebraska give
naiorities for Grant in esery case, aud
Republican gain over tine October election.
Grants maj)rity IL the State win probably
Je 10000.
@ Texas. E
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Al dispatches
rom Texas report tho election progressing
luietly. The election continues tomorrow
Ind next day.
California.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-The election
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