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New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
majority ranging from 100 to 1900 agcgatnG 10000 to
1900
KENTUCKY.
CUTTING DOWN THE LIBERAL MAJORITY.
LnN rEI ECn .pu 10 IIIE TRInrNEl


CINCINNATI, Nov. THE following counties
I'm Kentucky give Liberal mOores: Scott, 1ss; Mercer
lO9 Franklin. 22I Hancock aO3; Harrison, S95; Carroll
7Os Mason, 1907; Simpson, 297; Caldwell, 49, The io-
lowing give Administration malorities: Fayette' SV
Garrard, 2c3; Boyle. 2s; Bourbon 1885, Logan' SSoi
Mnhlenburg, s27; Grayson, 125 Madison 2Si; Clark
49, WOOdford very close, possibly as Peudleton
claimed for Grant. The Republicans gain In these coun
ties 6s66 votes IL is thought that the Liberal
majority in the will be less than l0Oo with posi-
biity that Grant has carried IT, Beck, stanford Arthur,
Brown, Mken, Grassland. and Read, Democrats are
certainly elected TO Congress.
THE STATE CONCEDED TO GREELEY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. THE returns are still
very meager but enough have been received TO Indicate
that the Republicans carried four Of the ten Con-
gress Districts. -Four certain for the Democrats,
and two are doubtful. Burns QSep) elected 10 Con
eress in the Xth District, and Wood ep) in the I8t
The With certain, but the indications are in
favor Of Dunham (Demj The Republicans coucedc the
State has gone for Greeley by from 1909 to 10000.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
4 DESPERATE CRIMINAL.

WEsTcHEsTER, Pa, Nov. 7.--George Grant,
who Is under 10 be hanged on Wednesday next
for the murder OF woman named Spence year ago.
made desperate attempt to escape last night Ite at
tackled the keeper, b. +. Halnes, While the latter
going his rounds, and nearly Killed him. COOpo- the
underkeeper attracted by the cries Of ainos and
fred shots at Grant without wounding him. Grant
wa finally forced back into his cell and handcuod. lie
sul savage and declares he wl sell his life dearly
He had padded his body with blankets, aud the pistol
balls did not take effect upon him. Hanes in crit
irnI alndlllNn.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
DISTRICT.
fGFyERAL PRESS pIsPATCnl
ARKANSAS.
THE STATE CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH

THE STATE CLAIMED BY BOTH PARTIES
GENERAL PRESS DIS?ATCHl
LITTLE Rock, Nov. THE vote of this
county Pask is very close. Dispatches from Ouchita,
Dallas ST. Francis Prairie and Van Buren, Counties re-
por majoes for Greeley and for Brooks b) for Gov
,r.or jefferson, Phillips, Monroe, Woodruff aud Inde-
pcrlucc report majOrites for Grant and for Baxter
AImJ for Governor. Both sides claim the State
A PROBABLE GRANT VICTORY.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATCHl
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 7.--Baxter Rcp) for
Co,,uor is reported to have majoIties in tlefOowing
counes JtfeIsou 2S0O PHILIPS $3.50; Mississippi, 45Oi
Randolph 1o5 Independence, 200; Clark 2O0 Woodruff
90; jackson, 10; Arkansas, 5Oi Crittenden, 1905
Urion, 500; Terry, leo. Most OF these are large
negro counties. Brooks Dem) for Governor
bas the following majorities; Pulaski, 100;
s.; Francis 90; Prairie, 81 Conway, 5oo Hot Springs
500 White l2Oo; Crarhead, 400; Cross $50; Ouachita.
@ tie; Nevada, Columbia, and Drew give Brooks major
cs Of about 10lO The indications are that Baxter Is
elected aud that the State has gone FOR Grant by 1000
or 3.CCO. The Legislature Republican. Asa Hodges
Gcp) probably elected to Congress in the Ist District
y. p. suy6er Rep) III the I'D, and Thomas NJ. Gunter
DemJ in the IIld.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
MR. HAvENEYER,s POLICY
HE THINKS A MAYOR SHOULD HAVE MOI
POWER.

ne THINKS MAlUR hHOI ID IIAFE MVNH
POWER.
William f. Hayemeyer was at his Office ON
wednesday when number Of gentlemen called upon lim
TO tender their congratulations. M Havemeyor stated
that the intelligence Of his election had yet TO be cor
rmed but he would not feel az liberty to intimate Vhas
tie reform programme would DO even II his election
we're assured. IL was matter that required much r.
Fiction and Investigation, and be might not 20 able 70
carry ont his ideas. lie favored restoration OF the
power of the May or aud the Boards OF Aldermen H'
favored rotcTchAeut and economy so lar as pr'eteo0
but aid not believe ia sacrificing important public Inter-
ests 10 mistaken s. stem Of economy lie believed hat
the people OF this city willing 20 pay for what they
needed The system Of government had become very
complex since he lass Mayor, and Wh1oY,r entered
upon the duties o; the oce with tho expectation oi per-
forming them properly would have 20 proceed earfulD.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
FRANCE.

THE EVACUATION OF RHEIMS BY THE GERMANS
PARIS, Thursday, Nov. 7, 1872.
There is great enthusiasm in Rheims over
the evacuation that city by the German troops. The
buildings decorated yesterday with the French
colors and flowers and at night there was general
illumination. The theater opened hast evening for
the first time since the occupation Of the city and the
Morsease performed by the orchestra In response
to calls from the audience
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08

ILLINOIS.
lEvES LIBERAL AND TWELVE ADMINISTRATION
CONGRLsSlfEN.

lEvES LIBERAL AND TWELVE ADMINISTRATIONS
CONGRLssAfEN.
lGBSEKL PRESS DlsPATCHl
C!rc,CO, nov. 7.-Furthor returns indicate
pe election Of Morrison, Democrat, 70 Congress in tho
yIr DIS. rict Iftls is correct the Illinois delegation
aII .t.u4 " Republicans 20 democrats
LIBrRAL AND ADMINISTRATION MAJORITIEs.
lCIEERAL PRESS DISPATCHES
CHICAGO, Nov. THE following counties in
illinois give Greeley maiortcs: Brown, $40; Green, s2e
IDucAam Co0 81 thuylcr par,ial. 28 Wabash, 96. The
following give Grant maiorit.es: Clay, 10; Marshall
90; Lake, Ill7. Champaign O6towns) tGG; stephenson,
Ls4; Johnson 800; Perry, Vernilion, 80 Warren,
G50; Wuueb4go 2757; NcComO l50; ST. Clair. 2s5 Nd
con- -; Washington COO; Pulaski, 355; Carroll 1850;
whltet.jo lcstimated),I I7G
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

- The volcano of Kilanea, Honolulu recently
active, 10 now spoiderns
49,. The reelection Of President Grant was cele-
bTsied At Boston by tI.Bs 100 guns o. ,hs Coaiaon
80 The investigation into the matter of the os-
OF Bogherton being e g The San Fnnose
Board OF Supervisors shows great want of pf senAe 10 We JAIL
Ksly the chief jAilor, has already been removed
The Board of Revenue Marine Officers, consist
ing Captains snoe beBques and Peuger vii meet At Nansa
nett Moaay eramue applicants admission the kecnee hArs
Corps sns aso 10 eSAas oaesrs "' ssSsss
that eors
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
RESULTS OF THE ELECTION
THE LATEST RETURNS.
GRANT GAINING FROM THE DOUBTFUL STA


GRANT GAINING FROM THE DOUBTFUL STATES
AT THE SOUTH.
The returns from distant States continue TO de-
Velop increasing gains for Gen. Grant. Ihere
seems no reason to change the list of five states
mentioned yesterday sure for Greeley
namely, Georgia, Louisiana, Maryland, Ten
nessee and Kentucky; but the Associated Press
now indicates that both Arkansas aud Alabama
have probably gone for Grant, the former by two or
three thousand majority, the latter by something
less. In Texas the same authority reports
Greeley as ahead, but nothing can be said Of
this State at present, since the voting has
lasted four DAYS. and there no definite returns
By some extraordinary transpositiOn Kansas was
yesterday placed in the list Of doubtful States 1t
seems certain 70 have given Grant at least SO'OOO
majority. while Mississippi has gone heavily the
same way.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
SCHUYLER CoLFAx NOT CANDIDATE FOR
OFFICE.

CINCINNATI Nov. IA special to The
Chronicle dated Indianapolis Ind contains the follow
card addressed 10 The indianapolis Journal;
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Nov 6-The chicago Tribune OF to-
day again says that II appears that Mr. COlfa1 L. aler
all a candidate for The senatOrship OF Indiana. Even at
the risk sbecng myself 10 cheap wit by oppo-
sOn papers about retiring, ask the privilege OF re-
stating in your columns what have said publicly 10
tens OF Thousands the past month"; that not candl-
date asrant for any position senatorial or edi-
tOra state National and OF for the cleo
ton OF the Republican nominee for the benatorshp by
the united vote Of the Republican members OF the Legs
lature. 6CuVILEH CQLTAx.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
THE PERIIs OF HoUsEpAINTING.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 7.-Edward Colwell and
John Croft painters, work yesterday afternoon
ON the side Of "A house at Leveo aud Thirdsts ON a
saod swung as feet above the pavement by hooks over
the cornice which gave way, pulling down portion oi
the wall and crushing the men bepeath IL. iron uled
I'm "A few minutes Colweu is fatally injured having
three ribs and the left leg broken and seSious internal
fulu
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
THE vERMoNrzsoLDIERs' REUNION.

MoSTPELIER, Nov. 1.-THE Vermont soldiers
and officers Of the late held their usual annual
union here this evening The address was delivered in
the Representatiyes Hall by Col Pingree OF Hartford
bo poke with fitting eoquencc OF the Army of the Po
tomac It's origin, and organization. supper was served
AZ no o'clock at the Pavilion, and after that came tossts
and sueoches which were continued till late hour.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
CALIFORNIA.
ADMINISTRATION CLAIMS.
Il-LHnRAT. prEsa nIsPATCHl

GENERAL PBES3 DIsPATCH.l
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Elm California the
returns are st incomplete, but the Republican Central
Committee declare that Grants majority will be 5000
Couehan Republican for Congress, is defeated; Page
anu H,uehton, Republicans, are elected
AN ESTIMATED GRANT MAJORITY OF OVER 1900.
GENERAL PRESS DlSPATCHl
SAN Francisco, Nov. THE election re-
turns m this Stale are tn incomplete, but the latest re-
cciycd give Grant 9,375 majority
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
VERMONT.

ELECTIONS BY THE LEGIsLATuGE.
MONTPELIER, Nov. I'm the Legislature to-
day the following appointments were made by elections
Judges OF the Supreme Court John Pierpont Of Yer
Cennes James Barrett OF Woodstock, Asahel Peek OF
MONTPELIER II H. Wheeler OF Newfane, Homer l.. Royce
OF ST. Albans Jonathan Ross OF St. Johnsbury and T.
Redneld OF Montpelier.
w EOWel OF West Randolph.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
MAINLAND.
GRRELEY's MAJORITY 80C0-THE coNGREss,IEN
ELECT.

GRRELEY's MAJORITY 8,0CO-THE coEGREssiIEN
ELECT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsFATCHI
BALTIMORE, Nov. Full returns from a
number Of counties and partial from others, indicate
Greeleys majority TO be 1900. Thomas A. Spencer
administration, for Congress from the Ist District,
ceives 400 majority from Somerset County and 100 ma
jority from Dorchester County +. X Wilson, QberaD,
for Congress from the District receives 100 major
ty from Queen Anne County C5 majority from Caroline
County 20 majority from Kent County ana 40 majority
from WicomicO County. Worcester and Talbot Counties
not heard from but they Will probably Increase VIII
lans's majority from 800 to 400.
Archer QiberaD, for Congress from lid District is
reelected by about 500 majority. OBrien QberaD, for
Congress from IId District is elected by 1929 majority
Swami liberal Dem, for Congress from the IVth Dis
trct reelected by 1232 majority Albert ADM, for
Congress from the With District receives majority from
Anne Arundel County, and 200 majority from Prince
Georges County
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
PENNSYLXANIA.

THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF PHILADELPHIA.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE Board of Re
turn Judges officially that the majority for
Grant in this city Il 45,446
TABLE OF ESTIMATED MAJORTnEs FOR PREsI-
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
4 DIsAsTRous FIRE.

DANvILLE, Pa, Nov. Two houses were
DESTROYED here this evening by IRE, caused by the
nloslon of coal oil lamp. Michael sanders, an old and
fespected citizen, WAS burned O. death
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
MISSOURI.
MAJORITIEs FOR GRANT AND GREELEY.
lGENERAL PRESS D[ePATCMI

ITL.sfT-lI IItI77'
ST. LOUIS, Nov 7.-Ihe following are re-
ported maioritios for Grant in this state Caldwell,
County 40; Linn, 200 Mercer $50; Green. 3O0 Polk,
1885, Jasper, 5oOi NewtOwn, 75i Benton lJo Andrew
100; Nodaway 100 For Greeley: Clinton 45oi Webster,
As; Macon 6OO Carroll 223 Livingston, 9OO Pettis POO;
Vernon 80 Audran Cole, 17ei IrOn 2oo Ray 500;
Cooper 800; Jefferson, 40; Washington, $50; Charlton,
1000: 81 Francisco 22J Morgan, 278 Randolph 400;
Cralgfnr1. 300: LuhnsOn, 2lJ.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
MEXICO.
ELECTION OF LERDO DE TEJADA TO THE PRESI-
DENCY SUBMISSION OF PoRFTRIo DIAZ.

ELECTION OF LERDO DE TEJADA TO THE PREsI-
DENCY SUBMISSION OF PoRFIRIO DIAZ
MEXICO, Nov. 1.-The election for President
Of Mexico resulted in the almost unanimous choice OF
Lerdo de Teada The votes against him were few and
scattering programme OF the course the President
proposes for himself has been made public and may be
condensed into this phrase "Little politics and much
administration" Since O few days ago the newly
elected President has ceased to exercise any
OF the extraordinary powers with which he
invested. Portiro DiaE has sent In his
submission To the Government and tic
surrender OF the forces under his command The
paper was dated Oct o. Ddrango, aud tho General
promised present himself at tue capital This makes
complete the paccaton OF the country. II reported
that President Derdo intends restore Gems. POtrlo
Daz and Trevino to their former rank In the army.
Publication has been made Of The names Of the officers
Of the Government who by law ineligible TO Congress
1t Is reported that Senior Manuel Lozada Is dead
Tie railroad war continues The supporters OF Gen
ROsecrans telegraph that they ready furnish the
security necessary To insure the completion OF their
road, and promise TO begin work immediately.
heated discussion has taken place In Congress betweeh
the advocates OF the rival roads Tho Jrdit PUHtOn
says that Congress has not come to any decision but It
believes that the President ana the people are fayoraby
inclined toward tine Plumb project Private correspond
encc however represents tnat the friends OF the plan
urged by Gen. kOsecrans are hopeful that they Will be
ultimately successful The ROAD projected by Mr. Plumb
seems to ue preferred, because II ~ill make direct he
to the United states, aud Will be bToad-gduge road
What viii be the result of the struggle can only be con
jectured
the ue OF steamers proposed TO DO run between New
Orleans and Mexican ports. Gomez falaclO VIII Dc ap
polluted Minister for Foreign Affairs.
The journals discuss at length the difficulties with the
United States. Nearly ali suppose that an era VIII DC
made OF them satisfactory 10 both countries ald say
tat an impartial investigation INTO the aHrs Oh thc
Rio Grande VIII make them appear In different hgnt
from that given them by the American press.
A son Of ex-Presdent Cdrrcra OF Guatemala re-
Gently lifting out an expedition at Cniapas 70 invade
Gu temaa. Information was gwen the Government,
aud the band was at once dsarmed and It's organizer
Danished.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
sCATTERING MAJORITIEs.
fcnnpplI. pRReo nIepArCH [

MEMPHIS, Nov 7-The following returns
from Mississippi have beenreceyed jefferson County to'-
hcal Grants majority, ll73; Lynch (Admnstration)
for Congress from the With District 1924 najorty Mon
roe County Grant. 100; Grenada County, Grant Re
publican majority 500; Wilkinson County Grant lG0O
Warren County 340O.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
INDIANA

GRANT MAJORITY OF 23OO0
lBY 1ALEGRAI1I TO THR TRBUNEl
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Eighty-Onc counties
pyc Grant majority Of 22,a2l. Tie counties hear
lfon gave Hendricks 2,O2 majority II the latter coun-
tes show Republican gains IN proportion TO the remain
scr Of tho state, Grants majority win be about $1,000
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
SCATTERING RLTURNs.
lGKEEnAL PRESS DISPATCH

GTcnisoS, Nov. 7.--Grant's majority in Atchi-
- County is Jg. The Republican State ticket has
about Tie majority. Doniphan County gives Grant
ICO majority Brown County, $50 majority Nehamah
County go; Marshall County, 1OO Washington County,
E0 Jackson. 500 majority Jefferson County soo Every
eolIiy NORTH Of tLe Eansae River vii Give Grant
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08

m r.ty for Grant in 1s5s 3Ol3; in 1872 4735. jew
eIs .asi0rty i'm April 1872. 2OO1 Aggregate vote for
President lsC 9ssl7 1872, e6e53 Governor, 1872 9ll26
In 2 tnoro were 1875 scattering votes for Governor,
lor pes dent Of which 21O were for the OConor
ticket aad l.3 Tor the Temperance ticket.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
CONNECTICUT.

COMPLETE RETURNS FROM EVERY TOWN.
The following table contains the full vote OF
u STATE for President in 1865 and 1872, and for Governor
last Au...
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08

LONDON. Thursday, Nov. 7, 1877.
The Presidential election in America is the
principal topic Of the Underwriters in the London
morning papers The prevailing sentiment ID favorable
to the Administration and its chief. subject OF COM
plimentary notice is the orderly manner IN which tho
elections were conducted under the existing crcum
stances and much surprise expressed at the complete
ness OF the Republican victory and the heavy major
tiles given for Grant
Mr. Dundas, Liberal, has been elected to Parliament
from Richmond Cardinal Cullen has returned 10 Dub
lin from his visit to Rome Tie Irish Government has
prohibited the importation OF horses from the United
States
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
MAINE.
GRANTS MAJORITY.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. ]

AUGUSTA, Nov. 7.--At The ReaRebcc journal
office returns from 22s towns show majority OF 25O5l
for Grant
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
AI.ABAAiA.
ruE RESULT STILL IN DOUBT.
GENERAL pRgSs pISpATCU.I

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 7.-Grcat and feverish
interest has been manifested for the past two days IN
q recent State election, which is even yet in doubt
Tic Republican gain unexpectedly large in the North
ern Counties The Liberal gains and losses
are computed the basis Of the smith
and Lindsay vote Of 1870, and are as fol-
lows: Gains, eco; losses, lO,5OO This embraces
unofficial returns from counties, polling considerably
more than Oneha the vote Of the state, and indi'
Gates the election Of the Grant Republican State ticket
by q small majority. Greeley ran slightly behind
ne State Ticket The Legislature is doubtful. but the
Liberals claim a small majority in both Houses. John
r. Caldwell and Joseph II. s'Oss, Liberals In the With
and VIh Congress Districts, certainly elected. Wm
A. T8ney, Liberal seems TO be defeated In the llld
District by Charles Pelham, Grant Republican. f. c.
EromGarg Liberal is elected from tho Ist District by
2.OC0 majority.
A LIBERAL CONGRESSMAN ELECTED IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
MOBILE, Nov. ?-MObile County gives Greeley
6,s majority; Fred G.. Bromberg UberaD for Congress
n the It District elected B. s. Turner Rop), the
present member, by 1850 majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
GEORGIA.
NhJOGIIlE- on BOTH SIDES.
ID.E.r N. PRESs I.PALCIl

AUGUSTA, Nov. THE following counties
,,s ...e's. majoIlues; jefferson, 29s Hancock, lc6
Washington, G5; Columbia 259' Oaiethorpe, 81; ano
The following give Grant majoriues Greene, SO Lee
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl

TEXAS.
PROGRESS OF THE ELECT1oN-THE LIBERALS
AHEAD.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
GALVESTON, Nov. 7.-The election proceeds
slowly but quietly throughout the State and. as far as
heard FROM the Liberals believed to be ahead and
the vote in favor OF Houston as the State capital
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6.-The latest dispatch
1900
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
KANSAS.
A GRANT MAJORITY or $4,000.
fGENLRAL PRESS DIsPATcHI

TOPLKA, Nov. From the returns received
ierc ty lie Republican State Central Committee II is
fatuatcG that Grants majority in the stato will be
sQV4
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
OREGON.

that North Carolina has gone for Grant by largo
jOrity.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08

NORTH CAROLINA.
A GRANT VICTORY.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPATCHl
WuMINGToS, Nov. TIT is definitely known
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
NEVADA.
the GRANT MAJORITY 1000.
GENERAL PRRsS DISPATCHl

San FRANCIsCo, Nov Ga dispatch just re-
cyed from Nevada announces that Grants majority In
that state Is 1900 The Legislature viii stand 90 Repub'
cans and 20 Democrats This secures the election Of
j. r. Jonc. 10 the United st.tes senate Kendall Dem
ocrat for Congress, is elected by 4OJ majority.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
Y OLE ESTIMATED MALnRrrIEs RY CnrNTIEs.
MISSISSIPPI.

Greeleys majority according to above returns and
estimates, 2,G21.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08

ANOTHER 1000 MAJORITY FOR GRANT.
IGRNERAL PREss DIEPATCn.I
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
HEW-JEhSEY.
rAnLE oE EsIIMAIEp MAJoRITIEs ron rRGsL-

LIdnI IIJTIIEI N'0V7'II77s 10 ''' 'TI IN "'I'' VT
mAtes 1921
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE LONDON PRESS ON THE ELECTIONS IN
AMERICA.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08
TEXAS

ants majority By aoove estimates, l29,9ii
New-York tribune., 1872-11-08

CONGREssMEN ELECT-HEAYY ADMINISTRATION
GAINs-MAYNARD's ELECTION CONCEDED
TUE GOVERNORSHIP.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-22
A Valuable Tract of Land For Sale

A Valuable Tract of Land For Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA.
4 IlON, near Abbeville Court House, part
OF it within the corporate limits OF the tawn
1t contains $50 acres Of land, seventy.fiye of
which is good creek bottom. On il is com.
Portable Dwelling House, Gin Rouso, and all
necessary out-buidings; also, Vineyard OF
bearing, with Stone House, Cellar, and ali
appliances for making wine. and fine collec.
tioh OF fruit Trees. r. b. BOWIE,
sept Abbeville @. H. SC
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Bonds for Sale.
HSHE Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
4 Railroad Company will sell 500, 600 Of it's
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, bearing interest
at the rate Of 7per cent. per annum, at so
and accrued interest on 106-making the in
ton to the discount. Apply to nj. P. Pegram.
Cashier First National Bank, Charlotte, @.
Bouknight, Treasurer, or
Sept 25 VIM. JOHNSTON, President.
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Contractors, Take Notice!

CUHIfHCtUr8, T8K0 NOtlCe
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., October Il. 1872.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this office until next regular meeting OF
me City Council. (on the fourth Tuesday in
0ctooer,) for building tho Hook and Ladder
House that is to be erected for Hook and
Ladder Fire Company. Bidders will state
what WI they will do the work for, the city fur.
inishlng all materials; and they will also make
for, furnishing all materials themselves.
Office. CHAS. BARNIIM f,;t~ c1a.i. tiiis
Oct Is '' OAe'A'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-22
TO Rent.

10 HenC.
k,x TO an approved tenant, will ront the
G "Walker House." situated on Upper
Sept 20 Il. O'NEALE JR
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a CHANCE FOR BARNUM. negro wo-
man living on the farm of T. j. Watson,
Esq. near this place, has given birth to
q child having seven eyes-three on one
knee two on the other, and tbs other
two IN their proper places. The child is
we'll formed with the exception Of it's
legs, which are said to be twisted back
ward IN the similitude Of rams horns.
!t occasionally hisses and licks out it's
tongue, after the manner of snake. It
is now about month old, and seems TO
be healthy and growing finely. A num-
ber OF our citizens have visited this lusus
nature, and the truth Of the reports OF
Its existence can be well substantiated.
lChatham, Fa., Tribune.
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For Rent,

THAT large and commodiOus STORE
M::I now occupied by Messrs. Porttr.t Steele.
Wlul Possession given the 1st of October.
For terms, inquire OF G.. DIERCKS.
Aug "a
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Chicago has ta house-breaker and
thief by nature" named Billy Wray, who
has "plied his nefarious calling with
such @ success that to-day he is worth
$7O,OO0." The success of the gallant
Ool. Wray is almost unprecedented.
It importers were as regardless of
"duties" as the highest officers of the
Custom House, we should soon have free
trade.