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The New York herald., 1872-11-06

LOUISIANA.

Grceley's Majority Conceded to bo About
Twelve Thousa sand-Republican Com
gressmcn Elected.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s, 1872.
There is great excitement here tonight. occa-
stoned by che uncertainty touching the actual re-
suit OF the eleston yesterday. Both sides are ex-
tremeIy camorous, and each claims majority. The
Official count OF the parishes OF New Orleans Is
progressing slowly and tediously. The returns so
far indicate slight increase In the majority al
ready telegraphed. The returns from the counties
are meaRre. Fifteen county parishes give net
liberal gain OF 1000 over the election of 1870.
From all present appearances Greeley carries
the State by q handsome maiOrity-say over ten
thousand. The republicans elect all the members
OF Congress, excepting the First district. and the
Congressman at Large, the latter being both lib
eral gains There has been q full vote poled
throughout the State. Kellogg, the republican
candidate for Governor, runs considerably ahead
OF Grant on the ticket.
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MISSOURI.

The Beaver state Does Not Show Her
Hand.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. s, 1872.
Sixteen precincts In the city and four small
county precincts give Greeley 2,2l5 majority.
There are ffty-fOur precincts in the county The
returns from the State are meagre that not even
q conjecture can yet be made.
JEFFERSON CITY NO., Nov. s, 1872.
The vote OF this county is very close. Grant has
probably carried 1t by small majority.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The state Vote Not Known-Grant's Ma
jOritics.
MEMPHIS Tenn, Nov. s, 1872.
The following returns from Mississippi have been
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gives Grant los majority;
Okal0na gives Grant 1888 majority; Aberdeen, three
precincts, gives Grant 700 majority; SatellO gives
Greeley GA majority; Brook Haven gives Grant 173
majority; Crawford gives Grant 800 majority.
JACKSON Nov. s, 1872
Thirty towns In eighteen counties give Grant
642l majority. Cassidy, liberal candidate for Con-
gress is running ahead OF his ticket In the Sixth
district In the other districts there ia but little
scratching The majority for Grant In this city Is
333.
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My Maryland VIII Probably Speak for
the PhilOsOpher-To What Extent Un-
known-Republican Gains.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. s, 1872.
The election went of quietly throughout the city.
very heavy vote was polled. The polls opened
at six A. NJ and closed at six p. M. The weather
was bright and fine.
Dispatches from all parts OF the State heard from
indicate heavy republican gains. The Fifth and
Second Congressional districts are close.
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FLORIDA.

Bioxham, Liberal Candidate for Cover
nor, Probably Elected.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. s, 1872.
Partial returns OF the election to-day have been
received indicating the election OF Bl0xham, lib
eral for Governor. One precinct in Duval county
gives Bloxham sxty-seven and Hart sixteen. In
Nassau county three precincts give Bloxham Ia
majority.
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IOWA.

The State Probable For Grant by Moro
Than Thirty Thousand.
DEsMOINEs Nov. s, 1872.
The indications are that Grant has carried Iowa
by 1000 majority. The republicans elect full
Congressional delegation.
DUBUQUE. Nov. s, 1872.
Three counties give Greeley 0l2 majority.
The republican State Central Committee claims
the State by ZOO. All the republican congressman
are elected, though CottOn's district (the Sec
ondl, Will be very close.
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NEW JERSEY.

New jersey Joins the Grant Ranks, with
5000 to 5000 Majority.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. S, 1872
Returns from the State are incomplete but indi-
cate from 5000 to 5000 for Grant and republican
majority in both branches Of the Legislature. For
Congress the republicans elect five OF seven men,
bers-Hazelton in the First, Dobbns In Sec
Ond, Clark In Third, Phelps in Fifth and Marcus L.
Ward i'm Sixth. The democrats elect Hamilton In
the Fourth and probably Taylor in the Seventh
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Candidates Elected.
The figures received at Police Headquarters up
TO an early hour this morning indicate the election
of the following candidates.
CONGRESS-.
Second dlstrict-JOhn G. Schumacher (D.).
Third district-Stewart L. WoOdfOrd (R.).
Fourth dstrict-General p. H. CrOOke (R.).
ASSEMBLY.
First district-James DOnahue tD).
Second distrlct-D. G. Van Cott (R.).
Third distrct-DOmnick Roche (D.).
Fourth district-Jarvis Whitman (D.).
Fifth district-A. p. Higgins tR.).
Seventh district-P. ]. Gleason (D.).
Eighth district-A. M. Bliss U4ib).
Ninth dstrict-JOhn c. Jacobs (D.)
CITY JUDGE.
George G. Reynolds I'd. and H..
POLICE JUSTICE.
Andrew Walsh D.).
SHERIFF.
Andrew Cunningham D.).
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES
John Cunningham (D).
stephen Ii. Powell (D).
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
First district-John Demar (DD.
Second district-Willam Maben tD).
Sixth district-Ludwig Semler (D).
JUSTICES OF SESSIONS.
Nicholas Stillwell d..
Barnet Johnston (R.).
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the Arkansas contribution - 1000 simon Came
ron's despatches about Pennsylvania were treaties
they began to promise over hund Sri Thousand. .
At last, about eleven O'Clock, a despatch. marked
as sent AZ nali-past ten, was received from New
York which gave the ascertained mai aorities in th,
States enough to reeiect the President, ana bein1
read aloud was accepted by all present as dttin9
shortly thereafter.
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ARKANSAS.

Scratching and Fraud i'm tho state
Crittendcn Goes for Grant.
LITTLE ROCK, Nov. s, 1872.
There has been so much scratching here that 1t
is impossible to give the vote OF the city tonight
Both parties are confident OF success. Frauds are
alleged in Jackson and Prairie counties. Critten-
den county gives Grant !, 500 majority.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Bay State Bowls I'm $4,000 Majority
for Grant.
Boston, Nov. g. 1872
Grants majority IN Massachusetts will be about
$4,000. The full republican State ticket is elected
and an increased republican majority to the Legis-
lature.
G0Och's majority over Banks In the Fifth Con-
gresst0nal district is over 1000.
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OHIO.

The Buckeye State Follows Ulysses With
$4,000 Majority.
CINCINNATI, Nov. S, 1872
The election progressed quietly. Up to ten
O'Clock the vote appeared to be little behind.
Nothing at present can be said as to the result
II is raining mere all day.
MIDNrGHT.-The city and county have gone for
Greeley by majority OF nearly 5000, but the vote
shows republican gain OF from $500 to 1900 over
the october election.
COLUMBUS Ohio Nov. s, 1872.
Returns throughout the State indicate Grants
majority to be from 40 00O to As, ,0OO Two hundred
and seventy townships and precincts show
net republican gain OF 5,505.
CLEVELAND, Nov. s, 1872.
The estimated republican majority in this city Is
3,300-a gain OF about 1000 over October.
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At the Fifty ninth street station house the swell
mob had the ascendency, thrusting back honest
citizens who sought to learn the earnest returns
OF the election, and offering TO ntercede for
visitors to obtain an audience with the sergeant
upon matters OF business which should de-
mand no intercession tom the press or public.
After half an hour Of waiting and any number OF
civil interr0gati0as. one OF the Joint high digni-
taries who was doing nothing in corner, vouch-
safed the information flor which he will, doubtless
be pr0mOted) that "NOthin' was dune, jim other
words, no arrest mad been made In the precinct.
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WISCONSIN.

Partial Returns from Four Counties
5000 Majority tor Greeley.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. s, 1872.
Partial returns from four counties give 5000
majority for Greeley, being democratic gain OF
342
RACINE, Wis.,, Nov. 6, 1872.
Grant has 456 majority. Williams the republi-
can Congressman, has ACT majority
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KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE. Nov. 5, 1872.
Partial returns from twenty-one districts and
towns give Greeley 3,470 majority.
HoPKINsvILLE, KY, Nov. 5, 1872.
The official vote OF this city gives Grant 2o5 ma.
jority. Partial returns indicate that Grants ma
jority In this Chr istian) county will be about eight
hundred
MAysvrLLE, Ky, Nov. s. 1872.
Two prncincts of this city civr y repIbucan gain
or ESQ over the Harlan leslie vote.
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CONNECTICUT.

Tho State Carried for Grant by 5000
Maj0rity-General Hawloy Elected 90
Congress Over MIR. Eaton by GIL
Majority.
HARTFORD Nov. s, 1872
General Hawley's majority over Mr.. Eaton in this
district is Gil, with one small town to hear from.
Tie streets OF the city are filed with republicans
marching and cheering with the greatest enthu-
stasm. Connecticut goes for Grant by about 5000
majority.
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ILLINOIS.
The Vote Uncertain i'm Illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8, 1872
It rained all night and continues to-day. The
election is proceeding quietly, with prospect OF a
full vote, Notwithstanding the storm.
Partial returns from thirty-two counties, outside
OF Chicago and Cook county, foot up net majority
OF 6,745 for Grant.
Twenty-sfx precincts in Chicago give Grant 1896
majority. Seventeen townships and precincts In
various parts OF the State give Grant 2,77S majority
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Granite state Builds Grant q Ma
jority Of 1000.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. s. 1872
One hundred and sixty-one towns give Grant
30 234 and Greeley 24.459 and scattering 225. The
same towns in 1868 gave Grant So.912 and Seymour
"a, I64
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Nebraska Gathers 10000 Majority for
Ulysses.
OMAHA, Neb. Nov. s, 1872
Returns from all prominent towns in the State
show republican gain over the October election.
GRANTS majority will probably be 10000.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 8, 1872
The election In this State passed on quietly. The
Chairman OF the Republican State Central Com
mittee claims this city by 5000 majority for Grant.
Others estimate the majority at 2,5OO but 1t is i'm
possible to tell certainly until the figures OF the
count are given,
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THE OUTSIDE STATES.

A Great Grant Revolution Delaware Goes for
the Administration Republican Majority
Of $4,000 in indiana Georgia Loses
10000 Of the State Election Ma
jority-Andy johnson Thrown
Out in Tennessee.
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Fourteenth Precinct.

There was only one arrest In this precinct yester
day, and that was for dtsorderly conduct.
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The keystone state Swept for Grant by
ana Overwhelming Majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s, 1872.
Beaver county gives Grant 1900, being repub-
lican gain OF 47e This city gives the following ma
jorties for Grant:-First ward, 2l0o; Second ward,
l,32l Seventh, 2,5O3; Eleventh, 2s1 Twelfth, os4 ;
Eighteenth, 247s; Nineteenth, $40; Twenty first,
s26; Twcnty-second, 1870; Twenty third, 1858;
Twenty-fourth, l,495 Twenty-nth $40; Twenty
sixth, 1896; Twenty-seventh, 1882; Twenty NINTH
1,67B.
Grants majority In the city, except the Twenty
eighth ward, rs 4.;oj. Tic carries every ward u
s0s cisg.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Grants Majority About 6,5OO-Bosh
Republican Nominees for Congress
Elected.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov. 5, 1872.
Rhode Island complete, except Block Island. gives
Grant 1a57s and Greeley 5,3o5. In the First Con-
gressional district Eames trep.) has s,es4; Davis
(Greey dem.l, 3134. In the Second Congressional
district Pendieton (rep.) has 4.2l4 Brown Greeley
dem), 2465.
There was no excitement here at the polls, but the
voting was proceeding steadily. The democrats
were polling a light vote. At noon Grant was
leading Greeley four or Eve to one.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Probable Majority for Grant.
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. s. 1872.
The returns are meagre, but thus far they ind
cate that West Virginia has gone for Grant.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Old North state for Grant by
5000 to 5000 Majority.
WILMINGTON, N. O., Nov. s, 1872
Scattering returns from different portions OF the
State indicate tnat North Carolina has gone for
Grant. The conservatives c0ncede the State to the
republi cans by 5000 majority.
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MICHIGAN.

Thirty Thousand Majority for Grant
from the Peninsular State.
DETROIT Nov. s, 1872.
Indications are that Michigan will give repub-
lican majority OF 5000.
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Four arrests were made yesterday In this pre-
cinct One was that OF 9 woman and the three
others those OF men, They were for no more hetnOas
crimes than drunkenness and disOrderly conduct.
One-a little boy accused Of standing near bon
fire was not held.
The New York herald., 1872-11-06

Remedy for Horse Asthma .-Oiivo
TAR given internally and applied to the neck forehead
and chest, will effect cure. Sold by all druggists
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A.-ROyal Havaaa LOttery.-Prices Rc-
duced. j. b. MARTINEZ Co. Bankers, 10 Wall street,
box 4,685 Post office, New York
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Twcnty-fourth Precinct.

The Captain and two sergeants, assisted By
roundsman and several patr0lmen, were
making out election returns at halfpas<
When asked for the returns of arrest In his precinct
he said he knew nothing about them. This waa
life.
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Seventeenth Prcc

There are no arrests in this precinct save hall
dozen for minor offences.
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Announce ent.-F0r Correct style fn
Hats for gcntIemen's wear at YOUMANiS. 10 Brout-
way New York Hotel also the most popular styles for
boys and youths.
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A.-FOr Clea ming and Dyefng, the BEST
In city, go to LORDS, 63J Broadway, near Beecker st.
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THE VOTE OF THE STATE.

The following are the returns from the interior,
no far as heard from. They show generally heavy
republican gains, with the exception Of Orange,
Duchess and few other strongly conservative
/, cOunties:-
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A.--Herald Branch Office. Brooklyn,
corner of Fulton avenue and Bocrum street,
Open from A. NJ tOS r. M.
On Sunday from 5 to Y NJ
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixcs Cashe,1.
licd Information furnished highest paid tor
spanish Bauk Bills. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers II waiLsl
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A.-FOr n First Class Dress or business
HAT go direct to the manufacturers, ESPENSCHEiD tl3
Nassau street.
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Thirteenth Prccinc
Seventh Precinct

The only arrest reported In this precinct IL one
for an assault and battery
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Sackctt's Magic Coloris Changes tbs
Hair to beautiful Brown or Black. Sold cverywherc.,
depot, l0 Liberty street
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Eightce nth Precinct.

Three prisoners were brought into the Twenty
second street police station by the Deputy United
States Marshals during the afternoon. Captain
Cameron took notice OF the arrests further than
to refer the deputy to the Commissioner (shledsDv
In the University Building.
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Announce ment.-F. Fl. AmidOn u Son,
manufacturing haters ~ Fifth avenue have recently
received complete line OF the most superb and recherche
STYLES of LADIES' and Gentlemens SILK Umbrcas also.
Walking Sticks from the celebrated London house Of
WEIGH, Margctson 4 Co., to which, together with their
varied styles In Gcntcmens Hats, they invite special at
tentOn
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A.-The Great Life Destr

A.-The Great Life Destroyer il Com
sumption; yet no one can be afflicted with this
disease who resorts ut the outset OF cough, COLI,
bronchial affection Inflammation OF the lungs to.
HALEs HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR. CkfT-
TENTON'S, No. Sixth avenue. For sale by all Drug.
gists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure I'm one minute
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ChristOdaro's Hair Dyc.-Thts Splendid
Dye Is the only that has ever been analysed ant
found hnrmleas
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The Returns.-Knox, Among the Hat
ters, Is decidedly the victorious candidsc. His sup
porcrs the people, the majority OF whom buy tses
hats at his store 2i2 Broadway.
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$1,000 Barrels 95 Per Cent Alcohol
WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR yxPoRr. AnDRHss,
STATING LOWEST CASH PWGE AND DATE tuW
y. Il, 81 Al.lS. Yl.vg. {. :; sEArEa sglEEr- ,
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Burnett's Miniature 1Oilcts.-Elc GA nt
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES containing completes
Toilet Appcndage admirably adapted 10 the Toilet Table
and travellers portmaneau. ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS. Wholesale by druggists sundry men every-
ruhar
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway. corner OF Murray street
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Peter r. Tighe lives at 27 Roosevelt street, and
william Mcbride lives at A Oliver street. There
has been an old feud between these two men, who
were both members OF the 'Swamp Gang" and
their little unpleasant tness eliminated last night
in q serious shooting affrly.
Some two three months since Mcbride shot
Tighe and the recipient OF the favor 1t seems, felt
bound to repay the courtesy. Last night being one
OF those occasions when the pOpulace are supposed
to be level, for the reason that the dangerous
classes rule the honest citizen and wealth retirea
before brute force, Tighe thought 1t was first
class opportunity to secure vengeance, and arminx
himself with revolver he placed himself in .
position to quarrel with his enemy, and
after few words, 1t iss alleged, drew
the pistol and fired. The ban struck
Mcbride In the groin, inficting a wound which
the surgeon at the Park Hospital ito which the
wounded man was at once c0nveyed) pronounced
very serious but not necessarily fatal.
Tighe is now confined in the Fourth pre-
cinct station house. The prisoner denied
having fred the shot and when visited by the
HERALD reporter at half-past two O'Clock this
morning he felgned heavy sleep and could not he
prevailed upon to say word in relation to the
affair."
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Fine Gold Watches and Jeweiry-
Lowest prices.-Earrings and Pins-cameo. Etruscan.
garnet, carbunclc, onyx, Jet, &C. -
Gold Watch Chains Necklaces and LockeJ
Gold Chain and Band Bracelets
Gold Seal Rings, ~, SO, $l2 10 SJl - -. -
Gold Sleeve Buttons and studs 81 Ss, 50. $40 to S7s
Diamond Rings S25 30. $40 to 500
Shawl Pins Scarf Pins, Gold Pencils aud rens.
Coral Sets, $40. SIS, $50 to SOD 80. = n
Watches and jcwclry repaired GEO " ALLEN.
81 Broadway. near Fourteenth street.
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Nicoi, Davidson & Co.,

NicOI, DavtdsOn . Cos,
66 Broadway,
will open Monday, 18th inst,
80 OF
choice REAL BIONzES. GILT MANTEL SETS ant
other artistic Goods we'll worthy the examination tner
customers G and the public generally
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Grand Central Depot-Ninotecnth Subj
Precinct.
Sergeant Armstrong, OF the Nineteenth sub
precinct, reports everything quiet in his neighbor
hood. Only one arrest made, and that for in
tOxtcatiOn. The business on the railroads being
very light, the day passed by quietly AZ a Sunday
would.
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Sixth Precinct.

The most important arrest in this precinct was
one for assault and battery in which the assailant
was held in $500 bail to answer ia the Court Of
Special Sessions.
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The West Side.
SHOOTING APFRAY IN THE SWAMP.

On the west side there was no disturbance L
night.
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DO Not Let Your Interest
in the Election draw attention from this mp?ran.
MISUNDERSTANDING VEGETABLE PILLS will cury
Biiousness Headache Liver Complaint and Indigestion
Sold by druggists and the GRAEFENBERG COMPANY.
william street. N, "
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ikes Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-26
REGULAR CONVENTION OF ORANGE
BURG.

The %Orangeburg County Convention OF the
Regular faction of the Republican party met
at Orangeburg Courthouse, on last Tuesday
morning. Up to eight O'Clock that evening,
the following nominations had been made:
James L. Jamlson, colored, Tor State senator;
E. Q. Gain, colored, for sheriff; George Boil
var, white, for clerk of court, and A. B.
Knowlton, white, for Judge OF probate. Jaml-
son was q member Of the last Legislature, but
Cain seems to be a new adventurer upon the
field OF politics. George Bolivar is a very re-
spectacle citizen, and will probably get the
solid white VOTE Augustus B. Khowlton Is a
former editor of the O%rangeburg News, (Radi-
cal, from which he retired In disgust a short
time ago. He is also q respectable man.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-26
OYER THE SEA.
The ,Wretched Prisoners OF the Com.
mup0.

#.Ha.rsa
The Wretched Prisoners OF the Conn
PARIS, September Is.
Eighteen thousand Communists are yet
held IN confinement by the government. the
Intention, however, 1s to release one-half
Only those accused of assassination. thieVinR
and arson are to be tried.
Napoleon Not Yet Considered Harmless.
BERLIN, September 26.
The authorities here have stopped the
transmission by telegraph Of a cipher dispatch
Of four hundred words signed by Napoleon.
Abyssinfa On Her Knees.
LONDON, September rs.
gpecIal says that Johannes, King Of Abys-
sinia, has applied to the Civilized powers for
protection against the Egyptians. aG.
49, A Heavy Document.
LONDON, September rs.
The opinion Of Chief Justice Cockburn, dis
agreeing with the decision of the Geneva
tribunal, ls published. IL makes two hundred
and fifty pages. =. III !.
The King OF Denmark Ill.
: COPENHAGEN, September rs.
KiHg Christian Ia severely III.
MLscellaneous.
LONDON, September rs.
The English Court has gone In mourning
for the King OF Sweden. .r''
The Princess Hohenlohe, q half-sist1r to
Queen Victoria, Is dead.
The Spanish budget proposes to cover the
deficit by Withholding The subsidies to the
clergy. ,e.ia.fr .G.- G.a yH=.f
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-26
coTT0N REPORT OF TIE SHREHE-
PORT BOARD OF TRADE.

The committee on the cotton crop OF the
shreyeport {Ls.) Board of Trade make the
to,lou,np report on the condition OF the cot
ron cro6 OF Northwest Louisiana, Eastern
Texas and part Of Arkansas: -
tn The President and Members OF the Shreue-
port Board of Trade:
GENrLEMEN-Your committee on cotton
statistcs respectfully Submit tns' tnelr
fourth report, tor A. D. 1917:
The continued drought and worm nave serl-
onslv ini1red the cotton crop prospects since
Snr last renort. on the goth OF August. Up
lands will not make more than now opened or
mstnred' The best yield on The hill lands, as
renorted. will not exceed 300 pounds 10 the
aeed mar acre. or one bale to i've acres, and
MANY of our correspondents estima the yield
on an average to be one bale to eight acres.
Some bottom lands will yield q small per cent.
of middle but no top crop, and will not aver
ace more h half q bale per acre. All eur
corrsspondents agree in reporting late cotton
a total failure. The crop on the bill lands
conld ali be gathered by the middle of Octo-
her vera It not for the demoralized condition
If the iaborers, caused by the ofhce-seekerH
and politicians. e..
letters received from our correspondents
since the lst instant, residing IN the following
named counties and Parishes:
Eastern Texas-Harrlson, Panola,, Shelby
Nacogdoches, San Augustine, Angelina, An
derson, Henderson, Cherokee, Smith, Van
Zandt, Upshur, Rusk, Lamar, Bed River
Kaufman and Hopkins.
Southwest Arkansas-Lafayette, Sewer,
Little River and Heppstead.
Northwest LouIslana-Caddo, B0ssler, Desc
| to. Claiborne, Webster and Blenvllle.
Respectfully,
B. q. LINDSAY,
8. B. McCUTOHEN,
D.B. MARTIN,
3D.. WARD.