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He'll dip the river dryW
.<vsE e,tApd 70 tho ntxhor naonarch te say -351E
70 r4deps a,a our wa,er
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II want the ruby. sir" he cried;
Y."Well-pleRse to let1s alone. U,iir4 I
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aaiy And the gem shall BE yetR osK!" 20
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-ni IfS From out the foamy water
And SO the lad obtained his prize,
~ gsada -Anased the Gsif1Ssssassrh ara9 !. 'y7'h
This pleasant story was meant to teach
That pluck is more than skill;
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,,.i. apg- -4eil& &rss It eEas t9ss Gorkt 81 young
s1.ssl, Sarlsso0ylir;m I'll. go ine h;s
.Irt.sa kest&xn, ntates. b.s9eaofsu leaving LIS
ssss i9hoss qini tlse msssa Ppa'yailss3y9 Pc had
"a A fair sdu catIon, ~ that4e
va, bas osula Ct Ieass sa.ta newsEaperi an t9Sfe.
.safy days snd ne p9ssessed Pesides,
uHnRf e29sage ara 8P3SpPLRffSS9Rm LRffSS9Rma De
.Ht3Ahs2A n the mA eya0 sntcn are
sue boo more thcroughfy devesepea cyeKPosure
to da9ger spd A3Sdseips: f9nnag,Aaynes mes
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Eff III Assffff,ii " f'ff,iiw .,nsi...,,4aI
ovsf I Vo6 Sefas easK! 1ci ,siiiaa
|sfArNE2 yzasvsamv 6sren,An5ls plow-
ing deep-most likely "while slaggards
sleep'-plowed up q petfi6ed' Indian
1 Issrsfs ToS skms,lclsaE sGS.r. Of
$500, coz, 600 every year.
e MI Edropsaa 4 ~ fits fessAat the
kgtAiA 4xzoPsTp6oH oHurope, ,aespa6ally in
sciens @ tiis I geafs Sha q III 'thaso oAmseriea @
caiisrase will Sind a0rsady,u,asket on
the etheI ssiYd!9 siYd!s Of tn the "A ,A4tlEa,99tic. lE,9t.c,
THERE were in 1870 nearly 900 farms
in the United Statesits a4AeSNsores or
Ilsss,aA which at, lesatf srol tn of
produce had beer, raised for sale in that
yea4 4 arfohgM these are included mar
ket gardens but not family esrdens or
vegetxhfe plxerlsEs -ffUm which the own
HsdHupt EssyEpFaliyi5Are
The Legislature of New Jersey has
passed . law to encouragA the:manufac-
tnre'of beetEoot sugar in,tlat State, by
any factory With TIE 3 hneeJessary MSchine-
~ which may bepnt into operation after
April, l872.iioi, Tol saslt@s WHO'S
| . Tas 'cl1ainpifm nseiplantst,>f Nebras-
,ka, and ,dcubtssAef ths.BqFld II J. b.
State, who planted on aXfDBr ifSs" one
F1ree per second f0rineafly bte1tchours.
The result isaSss6ge DfsEa66oAnses.
+ = Ar . sAleofnSt1teA HRheRan6 stately,
farms iserA.s .sald et $3.50 psf aeieo These
farms rented at 80 per acre, oE less than
% per cent. on the valua seFeW good
farms III New York or PenhsSlvania
could be purchased or'fentbd for any
less-gd zkDI.ia JgaT nil .s,OHA
! q. SrHER some cut hay jnt bQiling; water
water val nm nd eiys Il u tlfs animal to
drink, either warm ufl eC}A,iA ssAeught
best. Iti's q capital .ahiAs,. fbn horse,
cow, csdf, sheep, or ais, iClaysR hay is
Tur impression is rife: that land is
rarely for sale in England; Oh The con-
tfary, The Chief sdveftisiXg f61llthms of
England afespleszfnlly fuRpislaed with
annoancemsnH a o seles . ss4a!sss, 'arms, arms
ana ioss q AZ s,sS;, .son s1ns.s sooas ss
anu anu aerss ,,i4 ~ o.nr sU 1hs rs.sson , sS 81
snas !. wou,u Zen. s;,s,s,s s..u -. .,u y,
e is.c - oo,y asasn S.i,Iss y - si .,ao fne
~ ~s so' 'F''''''' 80 sA'04s''''' e''0-
I'v+"f-'d I'D n s!ilI g ...:l.'san
fi5e9 Y sr.a4t .asis ess1sG!Iis 81. las .;n;r aP
M3JsiMa;fAI n FlHO1H nYi6at1AAs lost
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in California had assalled him.
There stood the boyish editor, mo-
Goh Ha asitke SHAll, ,faAd THE mukzle OF
the rifle did not move the breadsbM ai
IRsiAS Darrell Yield ths,deAperado's life
in his hands. sd
"You cowardly bully!" he repeated
contemptuousIy don't dare to move
l can send bullet through your eyebaH
without 'ttoupAiAg.f .fiea wfite. bpR y
max iils y ia, e am iA, aoF IN dc
Ut, and throw lyoir fitthy,innrcass out OF.
! l'hs saEI'HnbEnea0 5l sasAbsssst lying
upon the counter, within two feet q h,s
ye,5Bat did 'h6ssSen tire to reach toS IT.
"Dare to touch that revolyer-vsos
much as look at it again." said Darrell,
tanA 81 u uskAss .Sed aPicInge on the
wall there behind csafYss hustetingy.
Dragging kpaaye kpaaye y9p, ere T. coward 60
heart-a despicable cur! You canerup
|here te murder, tvo boys because you
thohghf1t1 a. nice, easy ,tas a9d now
YOU are pale and trembling with fear.-f
would Kill you in your tracks, but that
don't want your dirty blood on my
hands. Go; now. Turn instantly. beave'
ialIeep& &ek 9dd2a tossE if,snds
on the Street, and tell them a boy Ehip;
|yea ,eaaadRhIhssd sorAafaickea yea
aoya sire x2O g kssl ~ atsI ihsta.st, MT
Wolf, tseufbling from head to foot,
Ht1YN tftkJ 1h 1a hfesolyse1r' hsns 1,',ais HGs
faos2vas psls, and his lips were dry ,als.
94no ,son hssr me r demandS d n psr' ns
| reA yterniEA s 40 sNI9Eon,,, - I'D 3 J,
be ytKesyE yssy don u SHOOT ~ fepaiea
i Ys ming l9lt ssth dea: g.
I 1HeWas. thassughl yrooWcd. iiss !. ;sssllel
Do not tvrnl lSvM tgl4 Sefe sf!is wsy
j |eslssis sid Darrell, !, 70 iTao sy9p1 yfn paS
! for. it with your hfe,s rM0Scfsas d. 4 a 4
lfss4mept than awhipped cur, the rufiian
walked toward the door, and Darrell
springing over the counter, was at MI
heels in an instant.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
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pale. Being at the counter, which faced.
the door and extended across the room,
be gwss NATURALLY the first; mark for
oi,;JG ilIk .say.ui 80
sTs. feyeaRg rastalsiY he hissed, sceHl-l
ing like a.maomsri.p 9fYe,H never write
nonuprintn nothin' more, 1bhuti,he." Here
he. .Hounshedlahis knife uand srey oliver
>abevei his head. :4FIse got assure thing
on both of. ye Hh Saying.this he looked
about ham, with7ai dareiul scrutiny; to.
tsee that there wss no I'M sahs iof escape'
for heiquiet youth at thetahle,swho2o 2ofl
coarses would lBaa asare to.iump overtha
counter and try to passihina, bnsasonldl
COVER down in a corner and take his
turn at being killed then ;hel reached
across. the counter and seizedt Kaynesi
by the hair, which awas, unfortunale,y-
very Iongl H. mIFt iirHs + .SCE | ssIslf
iI lCoilngi1ther terri6ed, young mans
locks around the great, coarse 6n gers OF
the left hands Wolf fiaidlthereyolver sp.
ionsthe counter, withou t. the lsli ghtest
apprehension that his youth ful iadver-
lsary would snatch it,upi andanse it on
him, asehel might have done had he
possessed the nerve, then flourishing his
big cleaning knife deliberately with
pure hendishness, prolonged Haynes
terror and pain la 1-iuaun i,i.it, NJ !.
snow, pray, you young UNI 7 he hiss
ed. IN ou We got couple o. seconds
or soleft--jest while I'm clippin' yer
ears Oft AN take 'em off frst, clean
and smooth, then I'll cut yer throat an
throw yer out o. the winder. Dye hear
,tbat?MrrI! 8e.fe 81 - -a.n i.
li .Sach was Wolf's reliance on the terror
his name everywhere inspired, that he
beSer dreamed of re sistance. He sim.
ply intended TO butcher the two young
men, and such thing as an obstacle to
fAis viii Vsssnge.so bet thuuEhttof. Had
Ihrfea p0esessed no more nsrve than
i-Katnes There can be no- doubt that
they would have been murdered then
and there in the exact accordance with
WoiFs pfcgfatnme. il7G 9'iIo' bsa
"Timel" ne said, grinding his teeth in
an Retaey Of rage, ,aIia drawing Haynes
white faeeAcles to his own repul.
sive countenance. "The're q waitin'
| to see yer carcass drap down into the
street. Here he flourished his knife and
selected his mark. Right ear first.
Watch how clean an smooth I'll take
it off. won't even touch hair.' .a7'3
I<~zKayAes bawled for mercy. 500
lfp6n the neays feAows~shrieked, ,rsm-
hilsS 1ith e1box Q, don't, Mr..
Wolfl & 11p't write tast, on my
ss4 I5Ii4 sss "a { kaH Fsh1Slssy: i'essy:
Yer be1A S16s1 IL, dsrn ye /! an
ss,E lss rere ne exc.
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,T ~ .:M6gAf Ghen0oo ln4euOitFs,
Aieonpany of Chinese ihAye sheen en-
gagged the present season, ip. catching
mountain trout from Lake Tahoe, and
n Have ssaapppiiad' 4 large PROPORTION Of the
dsifity ''&ahs iBfSught fsSi ilEinarket
lately ASMayeBnKha yotilssSisecond
deassEsAsve lbeep .Espge efpd ,Rse6arious..
Z & asS sas IS aseSsRRGy sR yIn,l 0I
'tfiti6ds subssNHcess asiscfapifoir. The
rsilfoadSpihe&snilsaldmpss-e -eteij found
IiAii thehsteH,schsi af these fab are of
Raasfa 9aitsnS a S RFsS's pasc sl%6,a1 ,,ii To-
'fHad,, ssid nlai tKds u 6e1sAf0 tASS come
'ash6fe.in 1lnrezit nfisRdA aisf} is pre-
lM4sed thai tbsb6 6hpfsAa ssEaged in
thsls sap!nFs; kscF III tt0RHg .ss8Aanat'91 a. s9
lcassh6t lcsh6ts psP bd6nd;9 ;9RHA nj h6gancom-
.mefpsoI Ansb lotohei iofstht Hpcimens
qteres A6irase vsisAips. .as MBah as the
4 ,fsahA ,itsAR} R}ya DeelsN in uthsIHStE s!e now
s. efPRIgtsd sSsgSasa & %aaf s5s ssRse"s Ssiore
ItTaiiIiHs 9iias aS'pqsreat s4sas.-San
Esv,ists lGfssfhi snoii1s..s-
exaOsppetAeaA hnakG .iDdg Lady's
100, q ,ysd a&esAGeui I,saifJo
"A tAeTdaysl lia@, aisse eesSh fcNab.
Ineg, da9ghtSr Of yaWsIsi, 81, lAeN3bney, OF
Concord TOWNSHIP !, seaxSd h4fself on
|1edcS9aM IN 4sSHefy y hddsesiRshortly
asses,S ,S.shsfis stslttsvssy sich sndtstut to the
ghos,se ard yoMitsa Hsfx fras|H~S She dis
roAsA AsIself f0fihe fFih SSpebReA walked
PfafH3ns ntxtfso aQae, Aeiiaotf,, hen out
||fSApei ya ilAsge n]sa'isAssAscreams
rbrosehE rAerr6eihsr Esza zahAaRpt. He
killed ,the6nake apd thfeH Il Rpon the
roof. in the morning he e{3i6ined il,
{Andi f6aind 'ftit6D8 81 91Nae6fberhead
spseie1 abs4it ahssei fsstaAa64 Miss
NsNidney1laa Sad1ti9e4i1Da OF the
lnessAnea Of Abe, s1ak A6N8 itifTonder-
tNl thai. it could work Afss|r lh6 the in
/ ltticaciss of Rer radshF x1!46ut her
1ihhiSMMdse,sii nh1tokn6he per.
Fsidy sersa vNaad0 ltaimiS ;lgp bitten
! Aes; oeseipg IseAhl Jesults.-
stHA HAdrsaimata thageePaing Pres.
IidentiAl campaign, in all its bearings
and ramifcations, will involve an outlay
of s6O,OoO,0O0.
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,,oks no I,siAfR9ktS, sEhSSES91bnE
The scene was in Sacramento street,
in front of a we'll known hotel. 1t was
sIafkssE Els1k. k.TTfK aTTf II rTi'Jis, rTi'J
Quite crowd had gathered on the
street, md the center ofAattraction was
y,Abigfenaw who ttood with newspaper,
ah haSd & fsyi1g a5s s,,sr ana surslRg Wo,f, asked
new conner, who was evidently famil-
ls1oseters ls11onssE ~ .ns 'Sass s.sssaah %a1 ssx86 Dr. ws
was his name, "matter enough, -
N,sAsss,gh isr ks f9s some folie
sS5<te sSfH I'D Epu1 1laskkd something
sbout me. o, I'll fix 'emI They'd bed
ter never ha' been born They'd better
60 an kill themselves after ten minutes i
it'll be an easier death fur EN-
.seoH; Fri "a. esst1ssx 4ag Qsla 1ns' ,nsnts It
men, and but few knew him who did
utkp,hih 4 He vy at 01lt time chief
of gang Of loafers and gamblers that
.oAMere. .n@lyaiaa6f f0 he found2 loung,
ing in the vicinity alluded to, and dis
,.,,, ,,tprbing the peace of the whole neigzl
boz hood daily with riotous conduct. ~
Fs's there was any law in those days IT,
- y sseidon, exeented~ against such -
ters, and in the full ceohscioYs
they were feared thy did
as they pleased.S .sss - -; s
The newspaper whiG :
sly ofense4 Wolf ~
sjournak ana its q
storyNSa build - r
w4fhe hot
.SAy fex ~ 6
Wished
---.--falzssllzsg. glsn ns9 sxcited The
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enfs, ST ntnr ri, so;sqir,sdns .'sr,n
10 rstatefr" .suomiHsrgrlH I'D, sso1,s
iiaeg aaasfggnti asnds : sss1q adi
.eQsae5ee i0a ! gffs. Ii1im ,ao7yql
~, ef tgu3;is EGs:ti aJa. vi is.ig
.y1a1eq.Es q ss.el.,f. f.ra f.,sr,.
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u Thers can be s. no 10 ttio6bs 5 That grass, is
the natural food of the horne, for II Is
cooling, and Nightly yrnedicinal, keeping
the bowels ,open, Sharpening ,,the .pper
,tite, and hence is healthiul; This y
evident from the fact that If the animal
is ailing, there is nothihg 81 that wilf 80
sureIFPFom5{e dYgSstl3n and remove
all tendency itofeVeF, in.!t theIsystem -
green gass.s5cA short, pip a. the grass
daily for a horse that ia kept,uA ID ben;
efcial, and, there need be, no fear fhat
he will, lose in condition from il. DR. fail
either in speed. es strength, NE farn.sr
should deprive his. horse of grass in ,its
season. It'll not only the cheapest but
theibest food he can have.d n11f '''
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ALWAYS "hard pressed"- Bricks.
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cupied exclusively by them and the
attorney-their rooms being separated
tr0m has hysa marrow hail waysthat was
xaschad h,r tho aiuht of ct ins q Il "A A., !
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mo tnniess as y statub ~ COO
glancing over the ehtsy md a 81
i'"Fs5 $Tsa ON s4sss 'ss 's:'l q ~ !,
that knife ins6 6a5 O
from the country where they q
-squfrrefs-uniy- -thruugh-thrrye !
hit afy hair Ysr big head that
4SH fsSi;ss&$ hundred yfrds, d
The ruffian was fairly paralyzed.
Hisa s,stkkF astkkF$sh Sa[, sass naynSs' aas nis
derous knife fell upon the coonter.
|HsRfissA Va MI III ~ s9IS sbis s.'jsSs Ess'
hh4 ffa aNozen OF the r5utnest
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etn nadraaimats thaaefaing Pres.
Eidential campaign, in all its bearings
and ramifcations, will involve an outlay
of $60, 900.
, 1872-11-09

| WAuKEaAS, Ill, Nov. Blake County, Of
fetal: Grant, 2,244; Greeley, 821; O'Conor, c.;
Black, $751; The balance Of the State ticket is
| Republican by an average majority OF 1882.
| Farwell's majority for Congress-, 1900; Upton's
majority for State Senate, 1897. For Legislators
Gndley received 1881; aEegor, {, 1927, and Bishop
ticket is al elected By large majorities.
| Edgar County, official: Grants majority,
| lis; Koerper's majority, Is. The Republicans
elect the Sheriff and Clerk, and two members
Of the Legislature and Senator.
GG1eelys e97; zoglesby, 1,521; Koe1ner 81
Runmel, 813. Lippincott, 1888; OHara, 806.
| Rutz, 1884; Lanphier, 811. Edsall, l, ,59s !;
En- E2Tstaee, 81a Congress, Rise 15ss; ots'
| Wright; Republican, 2,223; Carpenter, Repub-
| ican, 6291@; s. 8. Mann, Republican, 1861.
Special Despatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 8.-The official vote Of
Morgan County has been d declared as follows:
Governor, oglesby, 3,72s Koerner; ass; for
Lieutenant Governor, Beveridge, 2,772; Black,
1854 for Secretary Of State, Harlow, 2,755
Runmel, 2,561 for Auditor, Lippincott, 2,76l;
phier, 2,549; for Attorney General, Edsall,
2,W Eustace, 2,555 for Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, Homburger, 2,772; Brown, 2,551 ; for
Congressman, chamberlain, 2,776; Robinson,
2,5H; King, Republican, for State Board OF
Caldwell, Republican, for Circuit Clerk, has 306
majority; Broadwen Republican, for Sheriff.
358 majority Cassel, Republican, for County
Attorney, 439 majority Carney, Republican, for
Congress, 1s1 maiority for the !" stock law"
1.76l against, 2,237,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GALENA, Ill, Nov. 8.--The official vote, can
Vassed to-day, in Jo Daviess County, gives Grant
, 1872-11-09
MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 8:-Complete returns from
this county gixs Greeley 45s Grant 16 ess
Woodsen Oem.), for Governor, 1e,05s; Hen
derson Rep.), Is, 96A majority, 2,os1: OF
the county ticket, the Republicans
elected their Circuit Judge, County
f Aoaeg IT sehoos o
County Judge, and have one State Senator out
Of three, and i've Representatives out Of four
teen. The contest for Sheriff was very close,
Taylor Oemocra) beating Mcguire Republi-
CAM BY only fourteen votes:
The three Congressional Districts in this
county stand thus: FusEstanard Republ-
can), 5,271 Grosvenor qiberaD, 5,129. Sec
ond-Wells pemocrat), 8,208; BryBon (Repub-
ican), 5,807 Third - Stone Democlat),
5,197; Hilton Repubican), 4,859; Nc
Bride Qndependent), 1,5s2:: The Democrat,
this morning, estimates the Legislature as fol-
, 1872-11-09
WALL STREET..


Review OF The Money, Bond. Stock.
Gold, and Produce Markets.
Special Despa:ch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
NEw YORK, Nov. 8.-The Daily Bulletin, in
speaking Of our exports OF provisions during
last year, says: "There has been great in
crease in every item, except beef, butter, and
cheese. Under the stimulus OF the Franco
Prussian war, the export of beef was carried to
enormous proportions in the early part Of 1870,
and the foreign markets become 30 overload
ed that the export movement was for
q time checked. 1t has been renewed within the
past three months with great activity, but at
very low prices. The falling of In the export Of
cheese is due to the frmness with which prices
have been maintained in this market. Lsst year
prices we're forced down very low, and an enor-
nous export took place, and when our markets
we're thoroughly cleared, a smart advance took
place in Liverpool, and the prices for prime fac
tory cheese 1ose in this market from II to 20
cents per ID. The export Of butter is 30
small as to be insignificant, but that OF
tallow represents very fairly the increase in onr
products, there has been m enormous increase.
The estimate runs as high as FIVE million hogs
for the past two years. !"
MONEY.
There was little more activity in speculative
circles to-day, occasioned by reports and 1umors
in regard to the financial situation in Europe.
From London the JUNIORS we're to the effect that
money was very active, securities lower, and an
advance in the bank rate WAS probable on Non
day next. Then followed rumors from Amster-
dam, that securities we're lower there, with
heavy market. The immediate effect here OF
these rumors, WAS an advance in gold from 112s6
to l13, q f1mer feeling in exchange, and de-
cline Of to 215 per cent in the speculative Sc
cu1itieB on the Stock Exchange.
In the afternoon the
ElOCK MARKET
, 1872-11-09
IONA.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. Sup to midnight the
returns from II counties, received by the State
Central Committee, put Grants majority at
1906, compared with "a ,713, Days majority for
the Supreme Court in 1871, giving Radical gain
gave last year7 251 jority to Day, and will prob
ably give 5000 ajorty this year, which Increases
the majority in the State TO over $1,000. The
only changes in the majorities Of the Congress
toms majority in the Second District to
227, and Loughridge's in the Sixth District to
2,500, and the increase Of Clannan's in the Third
District to 1875. The following are additional
and corrected BY counties, with gains or loss, as
compared with Days majority in 1871:
, 1872-11-09
WISCONSIN,,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Nov. ga correction Of the erroue-
GUS reports from Eldredge's District, received
last night, puts the Republican majority in this
State again at 5000, as first reported. The
journal tonight figures the Assembly: Repub-
Gcans 81: Democrats, s6; Independent, 8. The
following official returns are received at the Sec-
retary's Office from counties named:
Co1umbia, for Grant, 3,070; Greeley, 1856;
O'Conor, p; for Congress, Hazleton, 3,1o3;
Smith, 1854.
Jackson County, for President, Grant, 956 !,
Greeley, 358; for Congress, Rush, 866; Marston,
creasing the number Of Supreme Judges from
three to five appears to be Overwhelmingly
beaten.
, 1872-11-09
TEhNECGEE-

NASHVILLE, Nov. 8.-Fuu returns from the
counties outside Of East Tennessee, amounting
1855 majority. In the same counties, in 1870,
Brown, Democrat, had 8, ,655msjority. Greeley's
loss is $780, II his loss be no greater in the re-
mainder OF the State, his majority would be
about Il, 900 :; but Grants gain in East Tennes-
votein the counties heard from, over 1870, about
$4,000.
Freeman, Republican, for Governor, WAS be-
hind Grant and Maynard, in East Tennessee,
which will probably re~elect Brown Dy q small
ahead. The additional returns % made % 10 change
in the speculations as to result for Congressman.
, 1872-11-09
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 8.-Returns from II

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov. 8-Returns from II
against "a, 71s last year. The remaining counties
last year gave 1921 this year they will probably
give 5000, making the total majority about
81, ,000. The following are additional Republican
maiorities Jackson, 80; Plymouth, 1877; Audu-
400; Mitchell, 1863; Bremen, 1927. There are
but two Democratic counties in the State.
, 1872-11-09
VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, Va, Nov 8. sixty-eight counties
and cities have been heard from, most Of them
officially. The Republicans gain in these. Il
the Republicans gain in the same ratio
in the remaining counties, Grants majority will
BE- about s,oo0: The present estimates % elect Ct tor
stowell, and Thomas, and possibly Lever in the
Firct District, who is opposed BY Bra1ton. The
Conservatives elect Hunter, Harris, White, and
Bowen.
, 1872-11-09

LITTLE RocK, Nov. 8.-The election Of Asa
Hodges Republican, is conceded, in the First
District, over Gauze, Democrat, by about $500
majority. Snyder, Republican, is reelected in
the Second District, by about ], 500 majority.
Gunter, Democrat, is elected in the Third Dis
trict by about 1000 majority. Returns from
half the State give Baxter, Republican, q major
ity Of 1850. His election is thought to be cer-
tain, as also the entire Republican ticket with
possibly one or two exceptions. The Legislature
is Republican.
, 1872-11-09

polling Co. 900 votes, give Greeley majority Of
5,621. The vote for O'Conor, in the seventy
four counties, only reaches 1855. Glen, Demo
crat, for Congress, is defeated in the Fifth Dis
trict. bya small majority. Freeman, Radical,
elected from the Seventh District Bell, Demo
cract, from the Ninth; Wright, Democrat, from
the Eighth; Harris, Democrat, from the Sixth
and Blonnt, Democrat, from the Fourth.
Rawls, Democrat, is probably elected in the
First District. The others are not certain.
, 1872-11-09
GOLD
VAS more actiVe and higher.
GOVERNMENT BONDS


BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 8.-The Coroner'e Jury
facts attending the political riot at tie Sixth
Ward polls last evening. Several Witnesses tes-
tilted that the first shot was fired BY q negro.
Without concluding the examination, investiga-
ton was adjourned until tomorrow No ar
rests have yet been made. The evidence to-
night proved that the firing WAS unprovoked
and attributable to bitter political feeling.
, 1872-11-09

New ORLEANS, Nov. 8-Returns, mostly un-
official, from a parishes outside Of New Or
sz7s' The same n is7o gsve an net y Repabiycsn m
majority Of 19, ,489. The Remaining eight par
ishes in 1870 gave net Democratic majority Of
492. About one-fourth Of the city vote, official
ly counted, gives the Liberals net majority Of
1884. The Liberal State ticket ia undoubtedly
efected