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New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
SCATTERING RETURNS.
GENERAL PRE.iS DIsPA.ClgAl
VIRGINIA.
TIE RESULT IN DOUBT.
fcpyrRAT PRRgs DfyPATCHI


lGPSERAL PRESS DlSPATCHl
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-AddIdOnal returns
this morning show increased Republican gains IN the
State Many Democrats concede tie State to Grant,
while Others arc sanNlne OF carryng 70 for Greeley In
hi, Congress District tie returns. though not ful arc
favorable for Smith, Republican, for Conrr ~ WAC
claims be elected By several hundred majority. Wise,
Democrat, equally confident OF his election by small
majority. The RepubIcan state Committee claim the
state for Grant.
CAROLINE COUNTY TO DECIDE THE CONTEST
GENERAL PRESS DGsPATCH.I
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 6.-Augusta County
gives Greeley majority Of 1000. being Democratic css
ofl,5O0 Highland County gives Greeley majority OF
u $50 being a Democratic loss Of IS Shenandoah and
Rockingham Counties give Greeley majority OF 1850
being Democrats loss OF loo. Hanover County gives
Greeley 200 majority, being Democratic gam OF 90
Fauquier County gives Greeley lo5 majority, being
Of 65 The result Of the contest between
Smith and Wise for Congress this Nhe HID district ia
s doubtful. Caroline County, which has not yet been
heard from will decide the election.
THE REPUBLICANS CLAIM THE VICTORY
[GEyBRAL PRESS DIsPATCHI
RICHMOND Nov. 6.-The returns from this
DISTRICT. though incomplete, show that Smith, Repubh
can Il elected over Wise Democrat, 70 Congress from
the IIId District by from 800 10 100 majority Mont
gomery County gives Grant lO1 majority; Democratic
ioss Cg3 This the first county reported from the IXh
Dstrict,eycry county which carried by walker IN
1859 by handsome mai0rtes. BotetOurt County gives
42s majority 10. Greeley; Democratic loss. IA. The
Congress delegation will be G Democrats and Espubh
cans The immense Republican gains in every section
beard from justify the conclusion that Grant has car
red the state Tie Rep-blcans ciain it, and but few
Liberals hold ont In claiming IL for Greeley
LARGE ADMINISTRATION GAINS.
lGgSB2AL PE2SS UsPATCHl
RICHMOND, Nov. G.-All our returns show
large Republican gains. Leading DemocTats cOnoeGe
the state 20 Grant
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SPAIN.

MEASURES REJECTED By THE CoRrEs.
MADRID. "Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1874
In the Cortes, yesterday, motion made by
Senior for the preston OF lotteries. and an
other motion reduce the number OF Cabinet Ministers
to nye we're defeated proposition to abolish the To-
baoco monopoly rejected.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
REIGIUM.

MINING DIsAsTER-rwENTY-O ONE MEN AND BOYS
KILLED.
BRUssELs, Wednesday. Nov. 6, is71
In mine at Maurburg, near CharlerOi, the
lowering machinery gave way gang OF miners were
descending TO work. TwentyOne men and boys were
precptaed several hundred feet to tie bottom Of the
shaft and all were killed.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

THE BANNER ADMINISTRATION STATE-GRAHT'S :
MAJORITY EXCEEDS ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND.
The task of making estimates of county
maories for this state IS peculiarly difficult, and the
following table not given out as an accurate OF even
very close approximation. All indications, however
pont 10 a majo-y President Grant IN Pennsylvania
OF over 10000 result, believe, hitherto unknown
10 a Presidential election.
rARLE OF EsTIMATED MAJORTTIEs FOR PREsI-
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NEW-YORK STATE.


DIX SIS; Depew. 81; Robinson. Cox. SO Ieman.
Potter 81; Fagg. 81; O3cll r. Hunt, So Cooper,
81 storms. 81; Curry, 81 l. ". Fae- 81 Miller, 50
Bassett 50; DusenhrrrY, a; Wi-hE %
Levisboro' gave Ethan Fag. ~ uoritv.
Nanlar0neoA-Groeley, ia; Grant, 121; kcrnan' lis;
Dix lS: Dcpcw 1e2 Robinson, ll3; Cox, 1855 Ietnali
l23: Potter. I29 l.. Ftgc, 49, Odcll, 1895 Hunt 20
Cooper. l22 storms, 126 Curry, IA; l. W fi2g u
Miller, lbs; Basset l2s; DuseuuCrIy, ll9; wight 40
MorTisania-Potter 34 majority Herring lM ma
Ority.
Mount Pleasant-IId District. Greeley, loi Grant 81
kercan. 95 DIX. As
New-Castlc-U. 4 N. for Assembly. % majority.
ew-Rochelle-Gree0Y. 113 maJOlttYi I1ttvr' A' Wa-
iNritY; Duseubcrrv. 77 mli lrty. go,
North Gasfie-IId ana flTi Districts Greeley. l5l /;
Grant ISL: Herman l0S DIX, 1885, =, ter l3o r. flkg,
iS7 Ode 1895 Hunt. il2; pnseuurITy 1903 Nl-hl' 81
North Saem-Greeey, Io3 Grant, 2is h,rna9' M ig5 :
DIX. 213; Depew, III; BoJnsoa, 2l1i Hubbard, lV :
stroud. 22l Brooks, i0s Grave 81 kcx, -ol lrl main,
70. Potter, s. f. Fac-, %, .eU, 81, hHht 80
Cooper i06 storms 2-5 Garry, l0 L. W. tlaog Ji
hier 22i Issetr, Howe, lJ5; 81 sEau, III; Hill,
-7 Hustled 25; Laurence, 9i; Barnett, a.
Ossining-P0ttcr, 21l uia.orlt,.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
AUSTRIA.

ROUMANIAN JEWS SEEKING REFUGE N THE
AMERICAN CONSULATE.
VIENNA. Wednesday. Nov. 8, 1874
Mr.. Post, the American Consul here, has re-
ccived under his protection IS Jewish families who fed
from persecution in wallacha. subscription has been
opened at the Consulate enable tho eIes 20 emgrate
to the United Statss.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
Bromo-Chloralgm-Horsc Disease.

RocEgsrER. y y, Ocl q ST. 5
Tta>p a Co.
GExrLzxzS: We ued your BRoso CHLoRgs hs pogeai
dsodorser JseeAst r P an4 particular, zca
the brra1ng oct diselse iad il r1eaor,
atse We barn sad bo stlbs sta the
rery best eject and TAX set peAsure IN nag to svr-
BODY wbo owns hoeA attacked We s1Iha
PRsVErrys AIsr atasS hare '3uDt ysry guasls
EzzEDr. vseh .eoa. be fossesei By s'erJ honeo-a'e
Fisa HAIRS.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPAR1MBHI,
OFFICE OE IHE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WAsHTSGroN. ID. C., Thursday. Nov. I'll O. 10.
Sgpooas ror ne Daa tEe1tig-fosT AeuTf.


OTFIcE OF TIE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
wksHRGToS. ID. C., Thursday Nov, ii O. nj
SgpoDas ror ne paa tlFeaiVfOar AeuTf.
The barometer has fallen over all the Allan
tc States with prevailing southery 20 easterly winds
cioudy weather, and frequent heavy rams. On the
1akss except Lake Superior, clearing weather, with
sonfl vyestefiy 20 north westerly Winds, extending
southN ard 10 the Ohio Valley.
In the NOrthWest falling barometer, brisk s0utberiy
Winds and partly cloudy weather prevail and extend
- 49,. Nissorri and Lake Michigan On the Gulf Coast
variable n0rthery and sOutheasteriy winds with clear
ing weather. M,
In the North West aud over the upper lakes, aud 70
the md- Mlssssipp Valley, falling baronoteis, pfish
s0utherY Winds, and increasing clguulloss =" ,pS
IRE south westerly winds extending 10 t1e Oho va
ley. 49,. .to,,t,, ,raatb
er and rain, With variable -Outhefy 70 noItl ss
winds: lu the SOulh Atlantic and western hpIl -
scns n.c,strry wild. threatening wcath0r ana RAM
with clearing conditions ON the western Gun INC '
reports 0efcienb -. q.
Chicago aEd Gfsud Haven.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
THE VOris or NASHVILLE.
lGESERAL PRESS DIsPATUHEs /

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 6.-The full vote
OF Nashville gives Grant gsl5IGreeIoy. 29i2; Johnson
for Congress at Largr 2.g9; Maynard 2si3 CheatAam
Oss CongressiuanVth District Bnen, dHd.l, 1864 !;
Harrison ep). 1859; Golladay. Oi9; Brown for Gov
ernor ASS Freeman, 2si5. The Republicans elect a
Senator for Nashville and Davidson County, beating
John Oyefton. Democratic nominee and also elect two
members OF the T. gisature, Of them colored man
The election " Harrison (AdmJ 10 Congress from the
Yth District Il conceded Returns from 55 towns aud
precincts embracing every division OF the state, give
Maynard 1916. Ceatham. loo5 Johnson 5,i7 indient-
Ing Maynard election The result IN the I'D and iid
Districts ia .ubt The Republican candidates ran
shond Of he tches Andrw Jeans0n "a in kaAiiyil1.
.ud Is not dsynted ~ defeat Ito says be has broken
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

PROM HAMBURG-Ia sarrlst H2sattG, Nov GGaai7 sisf
Fls'o~ HenrT Hnasr Gutaye tsse- ca
KDoar chdrea Fanny Nangaen. edrsa AMI ya ,
Oog Mormer and otiEren, 3 schapsf Fo1 Azkis ne
and chdrea ehrea NJ A1D Ars Huibgr, ~
Angels Ean sud children. NJ hiisulgrcf af IA
nf He5ert Hkkey Otto Hlrs Maz Lew Jseo3 s-s
A. Viola Cianens. Fco1ne Csmen, ard 0les soo~d
e.hta M
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
TIE VOTE BY COUNTIES.
rPnnfpr IN TENNESSEE.

GREELEYs MAJORITY r1UU-CHEArHAM AHEAD.
[0RSBRAl p61ss DIsPArCHl
NASHVILLE, Nov. G-Returns of yesterdays
election In slowly The full vote OF only few
counties has yet been sved- Greeleys majority In
the state is estimated at % 10 ana Gov. Browns about
the same TIE DemocraIc state Executive Committee
report the following Tor Congress at Large as far
as received: Cheathaa. ej2i Maynard, $3.50 John
son. 1l.75s
The Republicans claim the election OF Thornburgh
RepJ for Congress IL t'e IId District Mum uib) In
the With District Ia ESQ elected the lid douotfu
with the chances in favor Of Crutchhed Csepl. The
STATE Committees bel We that the Republicans have
aInr nnrar. .l,llfn n nj Com
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
NORTH CAROLINA.

A PROBABLE GRANT MAJORITY OF 10000.
GENERAL PREsS DlsPATCHl
WILMINGTON, Nov. 6.-COmplete Official re-
turns throughout the have yet been received
but those received indicate majority from the whole
state OF III least 200 for Grant
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07


ATLANTIC COUNTY. HTNrgRDON.
Samuel II. CGrtliser. ". l.. H0ppOck.
BERGEN. John Carpenter, Jr.
John !. Anderson. MERCER.
st5eorgc j. Hopper 'Afr0rd W. Smith,
BURLIN0ros. John N Lindsay,
To,e1isend Cor. a. j. Smith.
q. g. Master NORRIS
.Ge0. r. Boston. w. IT, H0seu.
IS. T. Thompson. Jd6Ob Z. Budd,
CAMDEN. "A. q. Cauneld.
I'm. II. COie. MDDLBsE1
sGeO. \. Gdrse. 'Isddc h. ttshers
Isaac foreman. j. q. Leison,
CAPE NAY. H. f. ROrfhiHgtoH.
Y. s. Leaning. MONMOUTH
CUMBERLAND q. W. Patter,Da,
&c. 5. Whaftcn. John r. clifford,
u. H0ggftt NiHetS John 5. SPTOuH
KSsEX. OCEAN
sSdRHci Wtide. John s. Schut-
Elias o. DOrcDHs, fAssAIc
Joseph q. Hll 'Henry lcDunOLds,
u. IhtyleGs Jones' Geo. bAr1les'
J.. H. ArMsirOHg Geo. A. HoD1Tt
SDnuet NO1T0p. SUSSEX
Ibc0 Ifgctnff Frank NJ. Ward.
John w. CdmpbsH SALEM.
AarOa g. Baial5ia. Frl Isrrd,
GLOUCESTER. ID. =. D0rreH
obadiah EifIfdye, SOMERSET.
De VAT e. Hriamp.ndv ID ID. Smaliey,
HUDSON John u. Schc1tck
Geo. IL. FdJTscr. UhlOs.
.D.unis R.ard0n. WIN. Connolly. lr.
'Ge0. s. PiVnptOH, 'NDi. Mckinley,
sHcnrv CSjOde John LpfbuTv.
sJrSBef hudf, WARREN.
H. o. Washsura valentine MdtChler,
A. II Rugfr Joseph Anderson.
John Lee, Ind, 'kgelected
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

DIED
JRNKs-In Deeri mas he Sth N0vea5er Behar icrSs
4ornerv Sez-York the 6g,h year of bis
The remains vi 5e take1 % Greenwood or iatrrnent
EFEAth h ~ 10 the a Newark y j. Nos. q Geogs A.
Keta. o. tbe 6o.h rear q be- ~
TIE re. aBd feads respectfully Invited sitesi hs aSera
from A1stce, 40 30 BroAis sAaniAT MOI = al -
o'clocL
WUBRLER-In Brookvn Taessy Nov Mary Jsne Ss' We "
Daniel 8keee bEngor Name in he 6ih 9f bet ar
Puner E b. hsA bangor surdsT the lgh ns s
vii BE- CssEe, haine inf rhenF
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
OREGON

An ESTIMATED GRANT MAJORITY OF LOO.
GENERAL PRESS DisPArCHl
SAN Francisco, Nov. 6.-Dispatches from
Portland Oregon give GranIs majority at 500 GranFs
majority IN Portland Is 300, aud In Salem, 3s4.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
CATTLE MARKRr.

wruSsrn-. E @. aspfrts of TarYeatne irs At Sie
Rosn irn - % or strained Crude rrntae = y fof
Hsn aad % = or Yellow DIP sRd Vrin. Tar stsa a. - ~
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
THE GRANT VICTORY.
ContInned from Pir.t PaEr.

each In Bergen. Camden, Monmouth, Burlington
MIddesex Hunterdon and Hudson counties, and lose
two In Mercer County One Independent Democrat
supported by the Grant Republicans. elected In
Hudson County. The members arc follows; il4b'
erals I'M Rnmnn Administration IN Italiea.l
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

The death is announced Of Gregorio Cutter
rea INMATES ~ Coumba, ritter who has been nen.
tlOaed rs the ron of that couatry.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

Grants ma jority by above estimates liI.lT
GRAST ORGANS ESTIMATE.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
PHLipELPHu, Nov. 6.--The North american
estimates Grants majority in ths state at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
the sm0therns crust that had formed over the best In
terests OF Tennessee.
A HEAVY VOTE IN MEMPHIS.
fGENERAI popoo No.. ..-.,,,,

the smOnerns crust that had formed over the best IN
terests OF Tennessee.
HEAVY VOTE IN MEMPHIS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
MEMPHIS Nov. 6.-The official vote of the
city gives Greeley Ass, ana Grant 4ss1 Brown Dem1,
for Governor. i,ssa; Freeman ep for Governor 4To0
Cheatham (Demr for Congress Large, 7G7; johnson
Dem for Congress at Large, 2Gs7 Maynard Qscp) for
Congress at Large, 1853; Haynes Dem) for Congress-
liss Lewis tRep), for Congress, 4.slL Lewis "a un-
doubtedy elected to Congress- The total vote was 9sls
the largest poed Nothing definite has been heard
from the With Congress District
SCATTERING RETURNS.
GENERAL PaBSS DIsPAlCIBsI
GRAND JUNCTION, Nov 8. 8.-Grants majority
Ia ~. There are largo Republican s4ias
UNION CRY, Nov. 6.-Eiye districts in Ubion
County give Cheatnam 67O, Johnson 10. Maynard 30
BROWNSVILLE, Nov. 6.-Grant, 693; Greeley,
ss3; Freeman 70s; Brown. s63; Maynard, COZ Cheat
han, 2s6; johnson, i5O
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
VERMONT.
GRANTS MAJORITY ABOUT $1,000.

GRANTS MAJORITY ABOUT $1,000.
lGENERAb PRESS DIssATcH.l
MONTPELIER, Nov. 8. - Grants majority in
the state will probably be- about sGOO, OrlCoO loss Lal
In 1868 Mr Wizards majority for Congress, in is owns
NJ the Ist District, Is 39 Judge Poands an y towns
OF the iii District "a s625 both his competitors
Gov Hendees majority IN % towns OF the Il District
Is 3Il9.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

cAswRLLCURTLsS- runitY Chape. tie r. Res.
Henry Needy Of Maine, by Rev. C. E
S~op, o. Jotn ielry Casa Mar b. dtuy4tsr OF e issa
Gnu y CgEss and grandisagh-sr Of rus Curtis Of ibs city
Bok.ya T. T. Sov lsT. ~ ReV.
HeBry Bseshes, B7t M0rfirn = A. Gilmore Clt- stats
70 n. Braxz 0 BrooxlTn \. \
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
SCATTERING RETURNS.

CINcISS All. Nov. 6.-Granps majority In
Bourbon County Is los.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-Thirteen townships in
2,65j.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
RHODE ISLAND.

RHODE ISLAND.
GRANTS MAJORITY 1898.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 6.-Block Island gives
Grant S9 Greeley a. This completes Rhode Island, mak-
Ing the to,a Republi majority s,31s.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
ADMINISTRATION GAINS.
-cnNrpAI- pRRss nIspArcHRS I

CINCINNATI, Nov. o. - All the precincts and
wards of the city give Democratic majority in the
county Of about l5OO-s Republican gain Of 7Si over
October
CLEVELAND, Nov. 6.-The estimated Repubh-
can majority this city If 33Oo-a gain or about 400
over October.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 6.-Two hundred and seven
ty-eight townships ana precincts show net Repu5u-
c.n raIn mi IL
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spesiai NonSss


Omcer,, Uaiou. Tercante Library As,ociatisa.-r7as
svenb Anpv~,srr of CuDs "a ne Mercantile LoraY
..op b. ce,sbra.ed Dinner al Dsmono9s Fnh
AZ. .d RDAf 3th at, a. All eEoaers
of ~ M l. A a. connected With be lnOu. avail
%
VooRaIs
Rrt,b. Lr Assuraace Baidn DANIbL =. APPLBIOS PrsI
HssrSss GRASr, secretary PErxR VooRHs. Treasurer.
st. bartholomew. Charch.
The eh1ce The hso1Fs. PSftv.
the CorpIrA0a Bagth0sue
r.Yorl OFFERED fORSALs b. Asc1oL. Ch1ra
TqURsDAY EVENING Nov Al oeocs. Mas Pew ana
suubsf price viii be ady Lhurh al -
oOea Er nspscaoa WEDNESDAY. Nov bod ona al syeu
sg b. order Of he Vestc. Nrx.tor.. Nov q 1874.
Caation.
LIZA 4 PRRRNs
wORC2STERSHIRE sAUtR
BuYsr y hs spant.ria
ssa iztAtsns ossrsi Sr tNle.
JOHN DUyCANs sOss, SeEYori,
As-ai, W Usia s~es.
The Narklsgwosoas PrSteciiye CH'oH,
q btectf rrdres oi faso 40 nycua
aug hosssh5a scrfes IAAChhhs
CuPIlsrs IkaDhSNOkRN. CLkkkS. kGi sspY4od u
In ollang nsaA Negs saci have
eolset~ sAss as,es Az Dee ei caskr
American Instue.-A stated osihy meeting f hs nsassse
(rhsrsiayl EVENING A. "A scock
tAs Cooper Building 'VaN T. HAsit' sec o..
Pe-t.sDic- Noticerbs msll. a Rerups tsnHg cad
s css az thi- ocs GA WhOS ssDAI
as On THURSDAY ss II @ Aas % SaaskDst - .aA
IL yohhs resu.sster
6n.un,psiys ssa eoosalt Dr. ! 4 scukStg AlsdsieLs
h So = BSsa 81. % r~tsiAs Sss -
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA.

HEAVY REPUBLICAN, GAINS.
fGgsBRAb PRB5s DfSpArCHl
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. 6.-An returns
thus far received show heavy Republican gains IN tis
State The vote cannot be definitely settled Tor sOme
time
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
TIE VOTE FOR
Mai. Tor Jacobs. ...... &

There ar. districts vet hear from which NAV change
be- result IN tue IVth, FiI-h' Villtn' ana IAN Da
-,t. Later returns show that Watt tAdm] Is elected
Il the Ivth and Cocheu (Acml in the With District
ALDERMEN AND SUPERVISORS ELECTED.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

All Notices Of Marriages mast be iador,,d lOtA r4n
aame and dddyGss.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
AlRR[ED

Csc Rsnne', raio-KilIins Magic Oil 10, RAeaH..i-a-
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

WISCONSIN.
GRANTS MAJORITY 5000.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCHl
MADISON, Nov. 6.-The State gives Repub-
ucau majority OF 1900. Williams, Hazelton, Barber.
sawyer. Rask aud 5IcDnl. Republican, and Eldredge,
Democrat have been elected for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
THE STATE IN DOUBT.
WISCONSIN

WuEELrSG. Nov. 6.-The returns are meager,
but inIlcate that West Virginia has gone for Grant
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
- - corNrY nEr1crRs ELECTEp.

~tl Jndgr... George 9. REYNOLDS. LID.
Nhfrif Andrew Cunningham. DeuI
C9a Charities John Cunningham and = H. Powell Dem
Police Justice andrew Walsh
Justice OF PcGcc John Deimar, Ludwig semer' and n
y. Morse, lr
Returns from all but three towns show that COX tLiDJ
aas 3429 majority Tremaiu, Adm for Congressman
At Large aud Cunningham, Lib. ALL majority over
williams Adm. for Sheriff
The vote for Commissioners OF Charities in IS wards la
cunningham Lib sl2; Powell Lib, $780, Taylor. Adm,
LEO: Roberts ADM 1881 Klnkel. Reform 2Sl; Bell,
RgfOrm, 2g0
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
OHIO
OlAlOs
GRANTS MAJORITY, 5000.

OiiO.
GRANTS MAJORITY, 5000.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSRl
COLUMBUS, Nov. 6.-Grants majority in Ohio
viii probably not De less than 5000 vote consider
ably larger than the October vote. meeting Of tie
Democratic state Central Committee and the Liberal
REPUBLICAN state Central Committee, together with
other prominent Democrats and Liberal Republicans
viii be- held in this city the 18th Of this month for con
aulaton when address to the people OF Ohio Will be
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
Total. ...-.. s7.e72 s2Oa s2,57s 3,
THE VOTE FOR CONGRESsNEN.
rHIRD DISTRICT.

IOtal...-..ll,b3l lj,-3l
WUOdfOrd's majority, 26lA.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-29

NATIONAL DISGRACE. - Tho New
York Express says: One cannot but
reflect with a deep sense of present
humiliation how the administration of
the Government, in this respect, has
fallen below tho high standard which
distinguished it when men of Brains
Ennd men of Honor, like Webster and
Giay. & u,,s i1s Marcy, guided the dostinies
of the Republic IN ITS o"s" ana
better days. The rulc then was, in
our dealings with foreign governments,
to TASK for nothing but what was
right, and to submit to nothing that
was wrong" Now, thcrule is reversed.
We ask tor what VIC are not sure is
iight,-to say the least OF ;t--and
finally submit to-wcll to almost any
thing and everything, as the penalty
of sharp practice, rather than Of diplo.
matte wisdom, of intelligent straight
forward craftsmanship.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-29

How 1T Is GovERSED. Tho man.
ner in which the South is governed at
the present time can be gathered from
tho following article which appeared
in Petersburg, Virginia, paper "a
man from Maine has our post Office; a
Vermont man represents US in Con.
gress fellow from Pennsylvania is
our Street Commissioner; our Com.
missioner Of Revenue is a Massachr.
setts man follow from Philadelphia
is jailor; two negroes represent us in
the Legislature; Maine man repro
scnts us in tho Senate"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-29

New TEsTIMoNY.-The Radicals arc
in sad plight over their "rooster"
nominee for Governor. The Harris
burg Patriot says: "In order to cs-
tablish Auditor General Hartranft's
innocence Of the charge Of speculating
in tho public debt, the State Journal
produces the State Printer, who
gravely atlirms that there never was
anything corrupt or dishonest in his
relations with that official. We shall
next have the Superintendent Of Com
mon Schools brought on the stand to
certify that bis accounts were all cor
rectly audited, as evidence that IIar-
trsnft did not borrow tho seven thou
sand dollars from George o. Evans"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-29
Misfsllanfous.
BOggsTOwnsIaip Awake
Cheap Furniture.
JOHN GULICH

JOIlN " " IiOI
nvSlRES to inform his old friends and IN.
~ toners, that having enlarged his shop M
increased his facilities for manuiacturiug 2, M
now prepared to make to order such Furnitunu
may be desired, In good style and at cheap NJ
for CASH. Ho generally has on hand, at h
Furniture rooms, varied assortment Of rssir
made furEituTe, among which arc
BUREAUS AND SIDE-BOARDs
wardrobes and Book Cases; Centre, Sofa. P,,,-
Breakfast ard Dining Exien,ion Tables; Co.
mon, French post, Couag &c Jenny Lind and oar
Bedsteads Sofas Of all kinds, WORK .stSua
Hnt-racks, Wash-stands; Rocking and An.
Chairs; tpring-seat, cane-bottom, paflor, s'r.
mon and other Chairs;. Looking Glasses Of srsJ
description on haud; and new glasses foi 4
frames, which will be put in on very reasonlSa
terms on shortest notice. lie also keeps On hnl
OF furnishes 10 order, Corn-husk, Hair and ca
ton top Mattresses. "a
CoFFINs or EVERY KIND
Made to order, and funerals ATTENDED viii
Hearsc whenever desired. Also, House Paintii
done to order. The subscriber also mauul.
lures, and has constantly on hand, Clenslsi
Patent Washing Machine, the beat nov in ~
Those using this machine never need be viii
out clean clothes no also has Flyers Paai
Churn, superior article. A family using ah
chum never need DO without buttori
All the above and many other articles AZ, Il.
nished to customers cheap for CASH or exehauld
for approved country produce. Cherry, MlrA
Poplar, Linwood and other Lumber suitable ID
sb-5ct .<azk. taken ia txehange for furnisr
g5- Remember the shop i oh W. N..ss' ~. ,i'''l
clearheld, Pa, and noarly opposite the "0ldls |
Store" JOHN GULICl
November 20, 1862 ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-05-29
Wanted--A Manly Course.

Tho Pittsburgh Leader, ono of the
few Radical organs dedicated to truth,
gets off tho following "manly" advice
in relation to the Peace Conference.
That Journal says;
"Tho Republican members of tho
House and Senate Committees on
Foreign Affairs were both closetcd in.
formally with the President and Soc.
rotary Fish on Saturday, who sought
their advice regarding tho arbitration
imbroglio. 1t was said that the ad-
ministration was told somo unpleasant
truths on this occasion, the majority
Of the committees plumply saying that
they thought tho claim for indirect
damages was a blunder on the part Of
Fish in the first place, and that the gov
ernment should get out of it the bost
way it could. Unfortunately nobody
had the courage to advise manly and
direct course about the matter, and
the consultation came to nothing def
mite. Common sense dictates that one
of two plain paths ought to be pur-
sued in this case. 1t is clear enough
that the weight Of tho best American,
as well as foreign opinion, is that tho
United States was wrong in present
ing the claim for indirect damages. If
the administration wishes to bow to
that opinion, lot it then manfully
withdraw its claim, WITHOUT any
ifs, or ands, or subterfuges, or say.
ing clauses. That will be a little
humiliating, but it will be honorable.
If, on the other hand, our government
wants to measure swords with Eng
land in the hope of conquering Canada
and it isn't unlikely that we could
do it-let US have truce to all subter.
fuges, and stick to our consequential
claim to the bitter end. If we want
to pick quarrel with England, this
is tho best opportunity we shall prob
ably ever have, and it is a pity to sec
it frittered away. In either case let
US have done with trickery and pet
tifogging, and say out boldly Just
what we mean, The dubious, evasive
way now being pursued may be very
diplomatic" butitis totally unworthy
tho American people,"