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JACK AND JILL. True History Of their
Lives and Adventures. BY l.. A. Gobright.
Philadelphia: CaxtOn, Remsen & Haffel-
finger.
To delve into the obscurity Of Juvenile arch
aology and to rescue from the misty domain
of legendary lore the substantial facts of that
pathetic narrative of Jack and jill with
which we all, at some time in our lives,
have been 30 familiar, was task Tor
which nobody could be so well fitted as
"Fathern Gobrlght, the Washington cores
popdent of the Associated Press and the Mes
tor of telegraphic journalism. The sftiDg OF
the story, as presented in the dainty little
volume before us, exhibits nice combination
of patience, industry, discrimination and tact
that could hardly have been acquired in any
other school than that of long and varied
experience as searcher after truth among the
false prophets, the sly politicians, the peril
nacious place-hunters and the ''rellable gen.
tlemen" generally whom one encounters al
every step at the Federal Capital. Mr.. Go.
bright Is no slavish commentator. Boldly re-
iecting the commonly received version that
Jack In his unlucky tumble sbroke his
crown,n he contends that the extent OF the
damage was severe confusion, the most
serious results O! which were to stun the vic
tim, to demonstrate the curative virtue OF
vinegar and brown paper" and TO afford an
invaluable lesson to the Jacks and Jllls of fu-
ture generations.
The book will be new revelation for old
and young alike. 1t Is adorned with num-
Der of attractive and original Illustrations,
the excellence of which does not nnbeseem
the cleverness of the authors verse. 1t will
prove most acceptable gift book for the holl-
day season.
The MARRIED BELLE, OR OUR RED COTTAGE
At MERRY BANK. A Novel. By Julie p.
Smith. author of Widow >'.Goldsmlth's
Daughter, &c. New York: G. W. Carleton &
Co. Charleston: Holiness Book House.
The opening chapters this American novel
ere spoilt by strainIng after smsrtnesa, and
BY the fllppsncy with which venerable things
are spoken of. This fault gradually wears of,
and the last half ofithe book is sufficiently ex-
citing.
For sale at Holiness Book House. Cloth,
PIP. 359. Price 81 rs.
| The END OF THE WORLD. A LOVE STORY.
By Edward Eggleston: With thirty-two IL
listraious. New York: Orange judd & Co.
Charleston: Holmes's Book House.
No one will doubt, after reading this novel,
that there is abundant Material for distinct
lively American literature, dealing with the
oddities and idlosyncracies of these and earlier
days. The characters are clearly drawn, and
the Incidents are natural. 1t is novel which
Is we'll worth reading.
For sale at Holiness Book House. PIP. 299.
| Price 81 5O-10O.
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"A n N q ALT A R. $3.50:
"a OF THE

A \
"a OF THE -
AGRlCULTURAL5A AND MECHANICAL
ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA,
I'D AT SAVANNAH. :.
Commencing MONDAY, December soth. 1872, and
continue during the week -
me Cenbral Railroad and connections and At
isnIc ana Gull Railroad and connections will
'ianspoft flsitofs lor one fare, returning Free.
SABRE CONTEST.
There Will be Sabre Contest between the Ss.
Sanaad h aad ana Augusta Sabre Clubs on December
RACES.
|: Open to the world, three or more TO enter.
Fastest Trott1ng Slngle.hsrness Horse Pnrse
500; Fastest pair Of rfotting Horses. owned and
used ss such. Purse $50; best Snge.harness Horse.
Plate $50; pest pair OF Harness. Horses, Plate S25;
pest racing horse, Plate SIS; running Race,
Sweepstakes, mile heats, three or more to enter
two to start, entrance ten per cent, Purse $500,
COTTON PREMIUMS.
The Chamber Of Commerce ofer the following
For best three bales Upland Cotton of one plan.
ter's growth on exhibition, premium to 60 to
For three bales ranking second in quality, pre-
MUM to go to planter, $40.
For three bales ranking third in quality, $50;
premiums to go TO the planters.
rOI Guo ucoG udle VI SS6 lslduu OOlLOu, S0u, ue4b
best in quality, premium to GO 70 planter, $40.
For tn best Gin for Upland cotton S100.
For the best bushel OF Rough Rice, OF the variety
known as gold seed, premium to 90 to plan
ter, $40. ~
For the best bushel OF Rough Rice, OF the varl.
ETY. known as white, premium to GO to planter,
$40. AZ. v|-g5 -,
No fee Will be charged for Entering OF Exhibit.
ing articles.
For Premium Lists or other information, ap-
ply to ]. 81. ESTILL Secretary.
Oct28-1mo
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The German Exodus.

During the glorious and profitable war
with France, the machinery OF the German
Government worked so smoothly that the
on-looking nations fastened to believe tn at
it was as we'll adapted to the purposes OF
peace as to those OF an armed struggle for
national supremacy. The jarring and the
friction, whatever their degree, were not pa
tent to the casual observer, and the masses,
reasoning from results, jumped to the con-
clusion that the administrative system by
which these were obtained was necessarily
perfect Recent events, however, suggest
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A New Paper in Anderson.

The Anderson Conseruator is the title OF q
new paper to be published at Anderson Court
house, which will probably commence about
the 10Th of December. The proprletors are
Messrs. W. 8. Brown and VIM. n. Haynle,
and the paper will be edited by the first
named gentleman. The subscription price is
81 so per aunum, and the proprietors have
already secured good list of subscribers.
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Ole GhafleStnol Nfms
MONDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1872.

IT Will BE SEEN by the official announce
ment. printed in another column, that IHE
cu,prrsroS DAILY NEWS sis designated as
..the newspaper for the publication OF all
tilegal notices, and official advertisements
..for the County of Charleston, under the
.sact OF February 22d, 1870, entitled an act
..to;regulate the publication OF all legal and
sspablic notices"
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Mnniripal Notices.


NITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
" COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, s. O.. N0YEM.
Der 18, 1872.-By action Of Council, November IL,
the following offices were declared vacant:
Clerk OF Council
Messenger OF Council.
City Inspector Lower Wards.
City Inspector Upper Wards.
Harbormaster.,
Five Portwardens.
Two City Gaugers.
Keeper OF Tidal Drains.
Five Naval Store Inspectors.
Six Inspectors OF Timber and Lumber.
City Attorney.
Chimney Contractors Wards l, 2, s,4sa5
and 8.
City Registrar.
Physician Of City Hospital.
Physician OF Health District MOL.
Physician OF Health District No. 8.
Physician OF Health District No. 4. ~
Physician OF Health District No. s.
PhyHl, ian OF 0rphsnhouse.
Keeper OF st. mlchaeps CLOCK. -s-
Inspector OF Flour. ,
Keeper Of Powder Magazines, and the various
Boards OF Commissioners.
Letters OF appllca lon will be received at this
office until Monday, November Is. at 12, Il,
O'Clock. ". W. SIMONS,
nov16,22,25 Clerk or COUNCIL
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E,IRE DEPARTMENT.-THE PALMET-
j. To, Young America and Vigllant steam
Engines, will assemble al O'Clock T. m., SAT0R-
DAY, at the Fire Well, Market street near Meeting
res olution OF the Joint Committee OF the City
Council and Fire Department Tnc Hope, stone.
wall aud Pioneer at same place, On MONDAY, aud
the German, Phoenix and Etna on TUESDAY, at
Fire Well corner Cumberland and state streets.
Hand Engines Niagara, Ashley, United and
Promptltude will assemble at the corner OF Hen.
rietta and Meeting streets on WEDNESDAY, at ]
O'Clock; and the CONT Star. Union Star and
Prudence, on THURSDAY, at 8 O'Clock, ct the cor
ner Of Broad and King streets Punctual stten.
dance is requested from all parties concerned.
ISipaed) M. II. NATHAN,
uoy22.5 Chief Fire Department.
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soi,it stoeh oIompar,p,.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS OF
~ TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK COM.
PANY for the benefit OF the state Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. 265-SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. %.
-3O-38--66- 6-3l-32-7s- s-35-58-l0-59
GLASS No 2B8-SATURDAY EVENING, Nov 23. 9
35-24-75-54- -26-28-64-6l- -63-S9-58
nov25-l A. MOROSO. sworn COMMISSIONER.
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Lost ann :Gonnb

T OST, ON FRIDAY MORNING, A MO
IL sAIC BROOCH. The finder will receive 8
re~a ard II left at 30. IL Glebe street. noV23.2*
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AgrlrnItnre, 6crtirnltnre, er.
Eesal Notlres.

NTOTICE..-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST
IN the Estate Of the late DANIEL 0'LEARY
must be rendered, duly attesred; and all persons
indeb ed TO the same will make paw yment 70
TH0S. QUINLIVAN.
Attorney for ELIz. O'LEAKY, Executrix.
nov25-mSr
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Gunfertlpnerp, Cons, 1r.

UH&NSR0sNA05 $~OS1 - p, -
A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK oF
Rich Fancy Goods, Toys, Games,
Fireworks, French confectionery,
Rubber Goods, &c.,
Is now opening, NEARLY every steamer orines
in a fresh supply OF the latest novelties until the
Holidays are over,) at Ia
Won sANTEN's BAzAA9,s IS
No. 22s King street. O.
nova.smwa4 Next to Academy OF Mnaic.
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~ RAND LODGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
u Grand Secretarv,s ONCE, Charleston. =. O.,
November %, 1S72.-The annual communication
south Oar IolIua. viii be he in the city VI Charles
ton, on TUESDAY, the 10th Of December next; COM
meDcIng at High Twelve. The officers OF the va.
rfour railroads have agreed TO permit. not only
sons and Their families TO pass and repass for one
fare. The full fare to be paid at the point OF
starting, and return tickets Will be furnished oy
railroad agents. The dedication OF the new Ma.
B. RUSH CAMPBELL,
noy25dec2e Grand Secretary.
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Meetinas.

TRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 9, A. F. n.
The Regular Monthly Gommnnieati9n OF
November 25 1872, at Rolmes,s Hall, a5 hallpast
Z O'Clock. Members and candidates for the ID. ID.
Degree will please be punctual -o,n
BY order w. n. LEVI AOEb,
nnv;5 Secretary.
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GROUND CoFFRRa
:. -. e, 2; TO Crdef.

VALENTINES PREPARATION 4 OF
NEAT JUICE. sgSs.5sSii ssess 81
Just received, q large supply Of the above, EscnS
hottie contains four pounds Of the best Beea, exc:
elusive or fat; can be used with: cold 9m MamA
water; also can be taken with CodnVef 0ll, SAa
destroys thr taste Of the on. -:
The only food for delicate children. ~ 2.
This is much superior to the Extract Of Bee,
heretofore offered to theNpubHc, az VIII sbe1gund
nnon trial. For sale by Dr.. II. BAER,
junT mo- 18l Aeeung s1eol
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DALMETTO DIVISION, No. 4, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE.-TheR Regular weekly Meet.
ing Of your Order will be held THB taondayl
EVENING at half.past z O'Clock, at temperance
By order ". p. T. G. PROUTER, r. 8.
nOV25
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UTANTED THE PEOPLE TO KNOW I
w am receiving fresh importalions Of
AOiIONS aud Fancy Goods vin every steamer.
ARCHER,S BAZAAR, nov26.mwfSS
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xETANTED, "A NURSE. NONE NEED
w apply unless with recommendations. Ap-
ply at No. . Montague street. noy25.l'
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A LAD TO ASSIST IN A
w Fruit Store. Recommendations required.
apply at No. 497 King street. nov26.3f
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HOPE STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPA-
Ill NY.-Appear at your Engine. House THIS
citizens dres., for Fatigue Duty. ,
BY order. q. A. BUEho,
nov2b Secretary.
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New Books.

JACK AND JILL. A True History Of their
Lives aud Adventures. By l.. A. Go6rtght
Philadelphia: Caxton, Rensen & Hafel-
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NTANTED, SEVERAL FEMALE AS
w SlSTANTS. Board and Progressive Sal
sry will be given. Must com- well recommend.
ed. ARCHEK', Bazaar, No. S65 King street.
uOy26-1H
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Admission 81. Reserved seats fifty cents extra,
to bs obtained on and after November 20 at box
Office or Academy.
Concert will commence at O'Clock.
The grand piano used at these concerts is from
the &C. .ebrsted mandatory II Messrs. VIM. Knabe
i Co., OF Baltimore. nov23.6
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Dants.

WANTED, TWO BOAT HANDS.
w Apply at No u Gadsden street. nov26.i'
IXTANTED, A CoLORED BOY TO DO
w housework. Recommendation required.
ApplY at No. 81 Wentworth street. nOv25.lf
, 1872-10-09

SPECIAL Despatch to The Ch1c1go Tribune.
CISc1.iSAx1, Oct- 6-The wko4e Hr1at ticket Is
defeated Eerc. Eys<stou bea*en by over 2e:o I.:e-
t,ez1-u By 900. 31aJerity for Esy :=ral} Oh
the State Picket, In Hacil:on County; over coo.
CoLU.KuCs, O., Oct. 8.-n.sur1s frura seyc1. town.
shit~ in Ashtabuls County give Wiao5, Repuihcea
taa.late for SECRETARY Of S:=tc ,o13 votes; E:!:y,
Denoc-:. 100; Republican majority Of ,118 anda
Republican gaia Of IL over tho vote for Secretary Of
St2te in 1870.
. -Four townships in Belmont County girc Wi.od
1,o1; Wiley. a21; Republican majority, go; Demo
c1atic g.in, 33.
In Green County, three townships, including xcrja
City, give WikoH 1,9o8; Niey, e5G; Repubcar major
1y, ,I4o Democratic gau over 1870. Ct g sotee.
In Huron County, i've townships give N!kos 947 :
Wiley, -; Republican majority Of 395; Republican
gain, no.
In Lake County, three townships give WIkoE l,06o !;
Wiley so Ec1uhlIcaa majority, 5ao; Republican net
gain, s. ~~
In Licking County, fire townships a:vc ,s:sof 745;
Wiley, 10. Republican majority, -; @epab!ien
1n aI:s!ngu,n c.rn,y, fvc tnw7.s.ies w:toa
COS; ;:iey, 5a R,puae 81 lruj>.!E, Isl Repu5ti-
la gain over the vote oi 1870 .: lt3. =
1u Portage County, tsso TOW r-1EYa give N:Eo1 2:5;
Willy, 125- Republican f,.',:t. .'::.' = '-.'
Ii L.. mani. csunts, :h!ee '.Wnshl;s: g:xt NlS2f
E9e: E.hy, 5s5- ReEu--.i-:1 z1-;o1:ty, 2e;h hcar
l. s.t1eni: County, .lres townships count: wikca
o. ,:!ex =: 1:ep:hliean na,o9t.,, o 1:lnb!i:'
b Sn: o. toEe*',:tps. 81 .F*koa; . ST.;
, 1872-10-09
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ENCE AND,


LoEDoE, Oct. 8.-An explosion took place tn a coal
mine at Aor1c; yesterday while tho miners vera at
work. Thirty Of the men ira known to have bee a
killed. Thegreatesk excitement preyails IN tho negh<
borhood- - =; =. :: "a:
LosDos, Oct. s.-The explosion in the cual urne at
Morley yesterday fur serious In its resua
than tho fist dispatch s:;ted. # Is known that
forty miners were E1lled. -. '. '''' g..
Tia price Of coal has again advanced. Tha mining
companies Of Belgium ere not abia to execute The OF.
le1 they have received to send coal to this country IN
consequence Of The scarcity of MIXERS In that country
pEuszn Government to furnish 15o coo fies Of thair
1; ss % eeeiics:a ai flooding Of thu coal mine mean
,S Weaxhan. Nales, I've hundred miners haye been
QtEHSsrowx, oct- Steamship FrannEnn,, from:
!tetijn tor New York which put into tois port with
Isr g+cnery disabled s:i;ed yesterday foc her des:
= -: = - - -. - ,.. i; - i: :.
:. - 49,: SPAIN: :" :. 49,:
;. PARTS, Oct. ga special from Madrid says: Last
Ilazs DelOriene, two n:.n who concealed beiud
Statues, threw several stones at him, crying at tho
san,e time, "Viva- Il Eernt,ic." THE despe7adoes
took Eight immediately. They wcre pursued By =
aur2bcr Of policemen, bnt escaped. The King was
s96T; The occurrence causes ereas e1dtemens in
; MApa1p, Oct. a.-1n the Cortes The President
det ed that, under tbs rules Of the House. debate %
motion to amend the address to the King, Inserting
n RasEgraPh = as asking for the abolition Of slavery, vas
After tie 4hopkcepera' manifestation yesterday.
vhieh .te4arorar!!y suhs:ded on the promise of ts
he seconsidered crowds again collected On the street
and hi4sed members Of the City Goveruuen. who wer
with Clubs md stones. Tie eiviI forca beS u5anie
suppress the disorder, iacd the rioters becoming
moreTioen:; battalion of tie Nat:ona1 Guards Wis
were injured; but none killed Order was restorcS,
and the city today has 6es:. qriet. - = 49,
, 1872-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS,

PEORIA, Ill, Oct s.:-Ths Pecr1s Count Rspnbfican3
convened to-day, and, after considerable srnishing
selected tho following candidates Ftank Hitchcoc
Sheriff; Geo. n Dixon, Attorney; ". B. Goodwin.
Coroner; Albert l. schimpf, Clerk Hon I. Il. Karr,
Senator Julius sorr, and E.. G. Webster, Repreaentat
.tiYes. T.. l.. :.
FULTON, III, Oct. 7.-The Con1catton held here to-.
day put n nomination for tho oice Of Senator, to rep
resent NhitesiGe and Carroll Counties, tie Hon. " s.
williamson Of Aorriso1 Wh4taside County; md Ja1nea
E NcPherson, Eaq, of sieriing candidate for Rep
, 1872-10-09

: WAe DEp.GT:sRx1, OFFICE. OF c.z1Ez S1csAr.
oFr1cEA+ DCy1s1osoF T11EG2AAs AID ,RE7oErs FOR
On the upper lkea the 'r@ii fa, Will, bris
s:ssrly and southeasto115 Winds threatening wea:h-
e. aud rain, foI1.ed Wednesday, y Lriak uo7thery
ynlz in tir Upper Mississippi ya'ss through to die
Lower Ohio Valley. 6oue.; 70 e5es:erls winds and
cloudy Tesf1t on tl !ou;cr lz:ss, Wi:la veering to
coe9J-Eeatso:, W's::1ay aE.-rzooa, over .7cw Eng
land I'D THO NI4:a S:aes. Cerius, clear and cool
wt:os, With he.l w2z>erl> iEds. On the South
Atlantic ana Cr1 s:a:a- Sortho.ly to eastecly win,a
al generally xle2rs sReatlcr !Caut:oEary signals aro
ordered for Duluth, alawaukse, Chicago, aud Gx.nl
uaya.1. -.
, 1872-10-09

11DD1E7ovs, n. L, Oct. s.-Glaz3ea st: John, Re4
Publican. NOMINATED fer Congress IN tho EleTtz
District to-d4y. ~. :''-.t' !: -.
Bosros, Oct. a-The Democrats nnd Liberals ct tia
Second Massachusetts, District h@ve nominated Edward
Avery for Congress-, -::~' g.. :. -
Conventions Of the Democratic md Liberal Repub1.
canpazcs wczo held heze to-day, and United Id tha
8prcgue, James r Smith, Charles F. Car Har..
xis Lamplesr ; for cougress-EEstern District, Thea
Davis; Western District, Colonel George Il. Rzoaua, -
, 1872-10-09

BEaI1S, Oct. s.-Fi5o gambling f.loocs In va11.'
knovn German 1:a:cri.g-r.ace h:yo eeu.closed. :
s71:AsBouaG, Oct. 8.-An Official statement has hcen
nadc Of tie result OF the or;c. Hsho.s ttat Of TIL.
natives Of the new German pro- inces of Elst5a md
Lohrnsan 1C4 635 have declared In favor Of tetaiung
French citizenship. Of this nn1nter s., 500 leesr
France aud in addition TO 1t 2ooo domlciled Ffenc-
men have LIFT tkc provinces. - -
, 1872-10-09

,NiwAR, =. =; Gc:. >e.-The 97ewark .ctar4er eIec4
tons re4aitel in 2Qo1 Republican majority, be-
iaga gain of Eca 1D0 ore last years. charter elee
tions, znd moro t.:n 5000 e;er Governor Parker5
majority Last November. Tho Republicans .ca1Ty Is
new Council ein stand 20 Repubicaas 10 10 Demo:
, 1872-10-09

gain is.
Williams County, two townships; ykna, e15; wi1e-,
ishand County elects the whole Republican ticke:
Fifteen townships show Republican gains Of II.
fe CO.. ta st,e ao rscns
gain Of s00 over tl.votc Of yoyes in 1871, whe he
teFull> majority reached eo,o3o Tn:s viii b. re-
.luasd By Detncrr.s gains i, hnai1ton ana cuy2hoea
tha Is, ooo IN tds sfate. :.'ott'' n'N 1s7s
~ Republican headquarters It IA c.lmed that re-
bsue = Ia as VII Leave the majority
Ths following districts elect Republican members Of
Congress: ~ -
/. Ts:rd District, John O Smith: =.
Fcnc:h District I. B. Gurcke1. .-..
Si=th District, 1:as +. Sherwood: -
'EiSa,h :;.' 1s:;ist, William p. 11;N1eEse 60:
Tenth D!::sict. Ch4Eiee Foster.
sEeycats District, 3. $. -Bnudr. "
F!.:cectl District, n. T. Sjr:::,1e.
Ei1.ccueh Diet.ic:, L. Dinf1rl: T. y. -
sSse2:e'. S. MI. Da:t.;cs, L D. Woodworth. = =:
Eighteenth District, J:1cea 11oorae. . ;
s4:i,a assl;h 4:s.;' 4:s.;.st' J; 4qsrsxa Z 4c:l
of c!ngrcss:: :.
!Itrsi n:::5ic::, within say9er.
Fsf;, Fes2n1 n2;,ss; 2;*tE;et; : Z !: 2 n;:a,as
's;;::i:t D.2::ri::, j. r N:al. ,.. -
Ta;5Eaao1'; Txs1;th Ds;5: aash 81 + S:xet:
Fourteenth 0:atrict, :3ntn Berry.
ssi::tL;:;s. Wy OF. a.-Dsnforl. nepnou:anl
over TIE Sse c: ls'1. .ud erina 10o in s:euoenye.
Fs''e Ton Ssl::l' gives Danfcrd q, majority:
azt c3sss TOWNSHIP Ss:s n.s!ern 1856 majority.
las'1eFq'@ majority IL s;sn.: 81. :.a'i':s, 49,
e. 6R,;ziSS RSS'aS r! 6 as 5rae =, sau,
slo=. Anout cro voing r1crc:. tt:-r,l s..al. Tas
cit.ss % iaf 3e: n cL- .f2toz. TIT .t,:1 districts
&c s9aneEn!s fE2iu:s ~ T2k IA .i:'1t 10 G2
saeaa ~ ea nss s.'7 ': e te}i how Tho state VII
Hl:.- L:ssal. Is pr'o4hls dated n II, Sixth os-
, 1872-10-09

WAsH1SoIoS, Oct. 8.-The ELECTION IN the Dtatr3ci
Of Colunbi. tc-daE attended with but tow dis.
trrb=noes: General 4 ?. sltiMau, Republican,; and
present dele=ste IN cassscaa was ree.eeted
delsgslea to TIC Legislative Assembly.
, 1872-10-09

sret. Toledo gses him eo najority; gain Of ,se4
OIL lust year. -"
sloan Liberal is probably elected IN the Tenth Dis
trct~ s4nGus.y giEes him &C. n,sjorsy--a gain 0
Ne e. ca11S, ar si:o, tho Fs. md Second Districts
Cleveland gives Is Gein Of LEGO, and Cincinnati
about $3.50. -
franklin Comfy gives gain a: about. 1000. Tha
same roto cer through would c:rry the State ngainxs
Us by small majority. r. BEsxEEuoTr,
, 1872-10-09
.rnhNEcTfc{,T:.


;HAR1FoaD, ,Coan.. Oct. s.-One hundred ,z.d t,72u.
OF 1s3 Gf this State haTa Eacn heard from
Fifty e,ec. the en1e Republican ticket, and in
- these Offices are divided between the two PARTIES
T6 Democrats hzve gnined eight towns which were
wclly Rcppboanl:ss year, and tho Republicans naye
gained eight .owoa which were Democratic last year.