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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

Gold closed yesterday at 1O9. Governments
moAtly advanced 1sa4. In Philadelphia, stocks
were moderately active, the market closing
steady. Cotton was steady at Tuesday decline.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

Great discovery, and Just what is needed The
cheapest and the best; only 50 cents per bOtte re-
stores the hair 10 its original color hout inurng
the roots; makes the hair soft and silky sy and
ell giant; sod at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West, Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

An elegant. pleasing simple and useful apparatus
for diffusinR perfumery in the most economical
manner, seeming the clothing handkerchief and hair
and for making cooling and soothing applications
OF water or other liquids, for headache, Unnamed
eyes, burns sensitive surfaces &c, a'so for disin-
fecting and periuming the Eick-room. For sale by
e BRINGHURST a CO.,
corner sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

NNN - CHEsTRUT STREET, and 133
- NORTH EIGHTH ST.,

80 ~ CHESTNUT STREET, and I33
AO NORTH EIGHTH ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
LADIES SUITS, made in the most superior man
ner from 81 10 SIS. These are really the cheapest
Suits for the quality, In Philadelphia.
LADIES' UNDERGARMKNTS-We Will open nn
Monday, the 18Th inst, the most complete line Of
Ladies' Undergarments ever offered In this city, and
at prices greatly reduced: Muslin sklrts handsome
ly made and tucked, ~ 10i sic, 81, 81 % 81 IS,
81 rs s. co. ss go q 90 .. 80 % 90 and 81 90 ghe-
misea, CSC. 20 90 % Drawers sic. to e. 90. Night
Dresses 81 50 70 90 g. Toilet Sacks &c to 81 so.
Corset Covers 81 10 to IS 90 Aprons. from SIC. to
50 20, &C. Our 81 90 Muslin Skirts, len tucks just
reduced from 81 IL.
PARAsoLs, closing out below wholesale priu es
complete lines, from bSc to s. 70.
PANIER BUSTLES, 80 styles, from SOC. upwards.
Benton Bustles Ate. ALI othLr styles proportion
CoRsETS, CoRsETs, in 1gl kinds, from abc ia
SO &c. includ ng French Woven C0rsets IL m CSC. u
50 80. ThompsOns Glove-itting Corset, In every
grade, from 81 70 TO Sc so. Summer Skeleton Cor
sets 81 rs 81 81, 81 SO and 81 co. Misses Corsets OF
superior quality at Sc and 81 SO. All other deslra
BILE styles Of Corsets at prices beyond competition
MRS. MOoDYS Patent Self-adjusting Abdomina
supporting Corsets, reduced to 81 80, 90, 20 and
1873.
HOOP SKIRTS, our own make the largest sssort
ment, best and cheapest Skirts made. Hoop skirt
made to order, altered and repaired. one price onlV
mario 1y WIN. T. HOPKINS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18


When soldiers face the bayonet, they take the
chance OF life or death; but when private citizens,
deceived by the pretences of unscrupulous dealers
apply POISoNS TO THEIR HEADS to change the
color OF their hair they have no idea OF the terrible
risks they run The first analytical chemists have
endorsed one hair dye as free from everything dele
FERROUS to heath, viz;
CRIsTAptpos EXCELSIOR DYK
Let the Wis. ID prudent stick to that. 1t imparts
shades VI color that perfectly iielike, and is In
all respects the very best
REMEMBER, THE SWORD
is not more dangerous than the lead compounds in
the mar&e', and that the EXCELSIOR DYE contains no
lead. As a dressing after dyeing, use
CRIsTADoRos HAIR PREsERvATIvE
dec25-1md&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18
ENAN,s pENrlERIcE.

A superior Teeth Powder
composed OF The most benen- 49,
ciai Ingredients that can be
]. :
employed In the form OF pow N1ruFA
der for the Teeth. AN@XxszXM a.
Hard, gritty, insolu1le sub |DASE3AET9 AZ
stances, charcoal, punlce, and fH&A - MAH
cutie fish bone. Tor example, sk1$M ~ @<#s
although much used as Tooth NsXM Ef1 @Y
Powders are utterly unnt for NNAm %T
the purpose. Neither is II SUI \cS%6Z
ncient that very nne inert 6MlaS
powders, Ike precipitated 70
chalk (the action Of which Ia entirely mechanically,
should be used. A properly constructed Tooth Pow
der should be free from gTiItness; should have an
alkaline base and decided detergent or cleansing
propertieA ltshould be mildly astringent and tonic
slightly antiseptlc, and needs no scent or "per
fume.h such a one, nt for daily use, is EVANS
DKNTTFRICR
Price, Twenty Cents a BOX.
SMITH q PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets,
wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

Steam Atomlzers,
For the Inhalation OF atOmized fluids In the treat
ment Of chronic diseases OF the throat air passages
and lungs. Being self-acting they produce an even
and continuous now Of spray without inconveni-
ence or labor. During the past two or three years
we have supplied several dozen Of these atOmiZers
and In most eases with very satisfactory results.
K BRINGHgRST 4 CO.,
Apothecaries,
corner Sixth and Market streets.
Ribbon of BFuRes,
For fumigating and pertaining the sick-roOm, cOun-
teracting unpleasant odcrs, &c. For sale by
K. BRINGHURST a CO.
corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18
A charmIng IIIustratIon

SarR's PePfumed ClVceTlne,
Manufactured in Vienna, Of hne quality and sd-
mrably adapted for the relief and cure Of chapped
lips, hands, dc
r BRINGHURsT 4 Co.,
corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18
spsElal Nailfss.
FIRsT MoafGAoE UPON
A FINISHED RAILROAD.

A small amount Of the FiEsi MORTGAGE P.
CENT. GOLD BONDS of the CHICAGO, DANVIlLE
AND vIcKNNKs RAILROAD, for sale at ~ and Sc
cred interest," in currency. The mortgage is for ony
e1s,Boo mile, and the line Is finished and doing
large business. Investors who desire thoroughly
sAFR BOND on q coNPLETKD ROAD can obi in fun
particulars on ap. ilca ion to
Messrs R. r. ROBINSON CO., Bankers,
Wilmington, Del.
or to the General Agents.
w.B. sHATTUcK CO, Bankers,
No. % Nassau Street, New York.
ianl5-3m.dkw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-18

". e. HttJinDts has Ren1oUed hi
Drug Store to the corner of
Ninth and Market Streets,
Wilmington, DeLaWGre.
decGs,n
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-11-12
The Beecher.Tilton scandal.

The publication ,ty the notorious wo.
men Woodruff and CLAFLIN, of New
York, of the scandal concerning the
Rev. H W. BEEcnER and Mrs. TILroN,
wife of 1HEoDoRE TiLToN, has raised a
storm of indignation that will not down.
On the End inst, the women, Mrs.
Woodruff and Miss Clahin we're arres-
ted, charged with sending through tie
post-ofiice obscene publications, and
confined in Ludlow street jail After
wards the Police seized their printing
establishment; and several parties COM
menced suits against them for libel =
The ". T. Express says:
The arrest of the feminine firm of
Woodruff L Claa:n, for circulating OBJ
scene literature, was to be expected; for
nothing more obscene in the way Of
words and atrocious charges ever OBJ
tained currency in any community than
the attacks Of these women upon dis
tinguished and honored clergyman. The
scandnlous and libelous article of the
twain consists Of gross attack upon
Rev Henry Ward Beecher and Theo
dore Tilton."
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General r. r. Dent.

Z WASHINGTON. November 4.-Judge
Dent, who practices law before the Pres
ident, is now outdone by General F. T.
Dent, who sells his influence with for.
eiyn countries for contingent fees In
Q suit between two claim agents here,
which comes up to morrow for a hear.
ing, and where an injunction 10 prayed
Tor to restrain the defendant from col
flecting ANYTHING further in the way Of
fees on behalf of what is known as the
Captain Williams claims against New
Zealand, . contract has been put in evi
.deDce which sets forth the following
facts: That F. T. Dent, in considers
ton of fifteen per cent, agrees to pros
ecute this claim against the BRITISH
Government. A guarantee from re
lsponsiHe party accompanies the con
Arict, promising that Dent shall act il
good faith in carrying out the intent o
the contract.
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The Standards Taken by NapO
y~ leon I.

The French newspaper Unives has
remarked that, as the trophies of the
wars Of Napoleon /. are not to be seer
at the Inyalides, they have probably
been restored to the Germans. In re,
ply to this the Paris correspondence ol
the Independence Beige writes that, on
the night Of The 30th of March, 1914
the $500 or 1,600 banners which then
hung under the dome of the Invalides
were taken down and formed into pile
in the court yard. The banners, with
their lances, surmounted by Russian,
Prussian and Austrian eagles, we're set
on fire, and upon. them we're thrown
other trophies, such as the sword and
regal insignia of Frederick the Great.
The ashes Of this pile were soon swept
up and thrown into the Seine. Next
;ssy, when, after the entry of the allies,
q Russian officer came to see the ban
ners, Gen. Darmaud showed him the
place where they had been, and told
him they had been burned on the pre-
sioas night.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-11-12
The French style.

The French system of treating theil
escaped criminals has the merit OF thor
though 1t is far from being
tempered with mercy. The clothes
which the convicts are forced to veal
are considered State property, aud un
less an attempt to escape is made in 8
state of nudity the recaptnred unfortu
nate is convicted Of theft and subjected
to an additional penalty OF from six
months to fye years solitary cophne
ment. This seems especially hard in
the case of political oHenders One oil
tie French Communists, NJ. Assis, on
bis way to the penal colony of New
Caledonia, when in the vicinity Of the
Cspe Of Good Hops jumped from the
transport ship and attempted to swim
for the shore He was fred upon and
.recaptured with a broken arm He will
be tried before council Of war in New
Caledonia both for the attempt to es
cape and for theft, and suffer according,
lv st.
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The Richest Man In the World.

The khedise of Egypt is probably
the richest man in the world His year
y income is $4,000, 600, and be has
twenty five richly furnished palace:
within the walls of Cairo. He is vastly
more progressive than the Sultan, the
Turkish master is rapidly extending
his dominions, building railroads, and
making commercial improvements, and
will ultimately become Independent oi
Turkish domination. He is at present
making arrangements for the connec
ton of railroad up the Nile TO Doug,
ola, and thence across the desert to
Loudan, which country he will make one
Of his own provinces 1t has been re.
marked of him that ''the Viceroy, upon
any throne in Europe, would he the
greatest monarch Of the age" He is
not only prince, but rnerchant,a cap
halist, statesman and q cultivator. He
sleeps only four hours out OF twenty
four, and at his desk centre his rail.
roads, steamship lines, telegraphs, pos
tal Service, private estates, sugar mills,
cotton culture, army navy and civil ser.
rice. SIS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-11-12
gThe New York Tribune Of th

" Inc New 1Ork Irl0ane OF the
9Th inst, says:
"Gen Grant was reelected to the
Presidency by the popular votes of ev.
cry Northern State, with those of South
Carolina and possibly two or three 9th.
-er States below the line. There Is
scarcely parallel to record of the rout
and the triumph The Democrats have
We'd with the Liberal Republicans in
contributing to it; some of them by
voting directly for the Grant electors;
many more by neglecting to vote at all.
For the present the Liberal movement
seems crushed. The Tribune reviews
the causes generally which led to this
result, and gives numerous reasons for
advocating change in the administra-
ton. In conclusion it says that Gen;
eral Grant has now four years lease OF
power He has every facility for effect
ing the reforms be is said to mediate
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-11-12
Meeting Of Liquor Denlers..The
Adatr Law 10 be Tested In the
Supreme COnrt.

CINCINNATI. Nov. A meeting of
saloon keepers, liquor merchants and
Others opposed to the Adair law, was
held at Eith's Hall yesterday. The
committee appointed to collect money
icr the defense of the liquor dealers, and
to test the law in the Supreme Court,
reported progress, and thought there
would be plenty of funds to employ the
best lawyers in the country. Three
more suits were reported-one for S..
600 from Cumminsyille, and two from
Colerain township for $1,000 eacL.--.
Several speeches were made, and the
general sense Of the meeting seemed to
be that the fight must be carried on.
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Tte state Of Ohio, Monroe county;
As required by Law, / have caused the
within report to be investigated and ex-
amined by the persons whose names ap
pear 70 the annexed report, and the same
being reported in conformity to law, II
i. hereby ordered that the ssid report be
published in the Spirit Of Democracy
for three consecutive weeks at the ex
pense of s,id county, and it is further or.
dered that James U Amos, j B briggs
and A J Pearson, each receive out Of the
County T,ea, ury the SUN Of twenty Eve
dollars for their services in examining
said report, ROBERT + CHAMBERS,
Cot, 90, va, Judge,
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Having escaped the sallpws. Mrs.
Laura Fair is now making determined
effort to save her money. anil has repu
dated Judge Qnin,'s little bill Of Se.075
for legal services She declares that it
is the Quint-essence of neanness to
charge a poor, lone woman such an out
rageous fee. aud that the Judge is no
great shakes as lawyer, any how TIE
Judge has brought suit
The Presidential contest OF 1872 has
resulted, as was gfnsrall, anticipated, in
the election Of that gigantic intellectual
and philosophical statesman, Ulysses
Simpson Grant II Is to be hoped that
both Cameron and the country are well
pleased. The Radical victory is sulfi-
ciently sweeping to satisfy the hungriest
and greediest patriot of the Indian
Ring.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-11-12

The Result.
u. S. GRANT has been reelected Pres
ident of the United States. The Demo-
cratic and Liberal party made FIRST.
rate fight UP to the October elections |;
the reverses then gave the weight of
victory to the Administrationists, and,
Immediately, those who had been con.
sidered upon the fence, fell off on the
side Of GRANT, CAMERON, MORTON 4 Co.,
which virtually decided the contest
against us.
But our defeat this year is not to be
considered, for a moment, the surren-
der or defeat OF the great principles for
which we battled. Now, that GRANT
has been reelected, Civil Service Re-
form, Reconciliation and Publication
will be required more than when the re-
suit was in doubt. A new lease Of feur
years has been granted the Administra
tionists to complete their work of sub
jugation and plunder; and it tehooyes
every Democrat and Liberal to stand
firmly by their colors, and grid up their
loins for other contests in the future.
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Womel, voters.

RocHEsrER, N. November s.-This
morning Susan B. Anthony and eigh,
other females went in q body to the
polls and presented their votes. The
Inspectors received their votes and de-
posted them in the boxes There were
eighteen women registered in the same
district.
New York, November "a Bridge.
port, Connecticut, dispatch says that in
the case of Miss Sarah NJ, Huntington,
Of Norwalk, yesterday, . Judge of the
Court decided adversely her suit against
the Registers to allow her name to be
placed on the list as an elector, and de-
clared unlawful the action of the Select.
men who had previously admitted her
to the franchise. The young lady. how,
ever, appealed to the higher courts.
New YORK. November 5.-Several
women voted in the Seventeenth Ward
to day.
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1'IlANKsGIylNG,
Proclamation o, Governor Noyr

~ - q
COLUMBUS, Nov. l.-Governors Nores
this morning issued the following proc.
.lamation:
"A year of unusual prosperity to our
State and country is now drawing to q
close The lahors of the husbsndman
have heen abnndautly rewarded. Ev.
cry department Of business has been
prosperous. The investment OF capi.
tai have been remunersted, and harvest
toll has been rewarded as never before.
Health has everywhere lrsyailcd, while
violence, lawlessncss- and crime have
been greatly diminished We are at
peace among ourselves and with all the
nations OF the earth. In grateful re.
cognition Of the manifold blessings
with which our lives have heen crown.
ed. In accordance with a custom long
endeared to US, and in conformity to
the Recommendation of the President
Of the United States, I, Edward F.
Noyes, Governor of Ohio, do hereby
designate and appoinl Thursday, the
18th OF Novetnbcr. the present month,
az atlay Of thanksgiving to Almighty
God for the good we have and of pray.
er for the good We seek. And do es-
pecially recommend and request that all
the citizens Of Ohio shall, upon that day
rest from their ordinary avocations
that in houses OF public Worship, and in
qniet homes, where families are reunited
they may acknowledge their obligations
to the Creator,and remember that duties
oil Kindness, generosity and brotherly
love which they owe to their fellow men
.Giyen at the Executive Chamber, a
CGhmbus, this nrst day of November
id sthe year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-two, and oi
the independence of the United States o
America the ninety seventh.
EDWARD F. MOVES.
BY the Governor.
s''tn ISAAC R. SHERWOOD,
., Secretary of State
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Legal Notice.

MART 6AKRNHEIAER whose rssidslss 3
III unknown. viii tsks notios that On ~
9th day Of November. 1874 Lswis 0aksa
hsimsr dlsd petition in the eonrt. - ssn
mon pleas Of Monroe county, okios prayin1
for divorce FROM said Nary on acoeuns q
adultery with one Tidiugs, and her wilf1i ~
ssnoe for three years; the petition vsll - ~
hearing st next term Of said esart; said nInsy
will also take notice that said Lewis VIA
take depositions Of Witnesses. 10 b rsad Il
said csse, ~ follows: st the once q John
creoks. Justice Of the Psses ID Brdespeet,
Belmont county, Ohio. December, 4 INA ~
tween the hours Of 8 o'sloek . n sn1 6
O'Clock p. m. and At the once o. n puk
Bsq, Attorney at Law, bstwsss Tie 800
hours, on the 5th day Of December. le94
R0LLISfRR . 0k1K, sas
novi4vs. is Att,ys fsf plsAtiG
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A London paper, speaking Of the un

A London paper, speaking Of THE un
derground railroads Of that city. says:
The incessant hurry at the subterranean
stations, the nsrve.shaking slamming oi
every carriage door, the hideous yells oi
the engines, the difficulty of distinguish.
ing cne train from another, or OF get
ting coherent answer 10 question
from the fevered end inrticulate OH
cials, with The oppressive atmosphere
and spine. .:onvalsiye way of putting on
the brakes, II nier The underground lines
as terrible as they are useful.
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IN @ EROE COUNTY
GREnETs MAJORITY l,W!!
O'CONNOR. THE RADICAL AID,
RECEIVED 3 VOTES!!!

The election on the 9Th inst in Mon.
roe County, resulted in majority for
GREELEY and Reform Of 1883
Our majority would have been consid-
erably larger had it not been that quite
= number Of Democrats preferred the
Corrup,ions Of GRANr'sx to casting
their votes for GREELEY.
In The future, they should utter no
complaint because Of rhe party in power
imposing hardships aud burdens upon
them. They knew their duty and did it
not.
The following is the vote for the sew
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sHRRIFF,s SALE
Peter Dorr
". IT IL
Peter Hslmss.

QY Sistus Of an orisr Of sale 10 ne dIsss-
ID ted from tbs court Of couulou plsas ef
Monroe county, Ohio, | viii ofss fss sale q
the ffont door Of the coirt house, b ths
town Of Woodsaeld, between the hour efsss
o'clock .. N. and 4 o'clock p IA, ON I.'}
Saturday, the 14th day of December, ,lS72,
the following described fsal sstass sltaats n
Aonfos county, Ohio, 10 vii; ..dt.-,s
Lot numbsr fourteen IN the tewn et ~,
tonsburg. s.. =. ~
Appraised st $500. -
GEORGE CALDWELL iss
noviaws, shsriG 4. 9. q
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Attachment.

Thomas Scott, plaintiG Before AIsx Dask-
B. /. rariton, dsisadt. nit township. Non
roe county, Ohio: On the lssh dsy sos osse-
bsf, A. D. 1874, said Justice issusd sa sFasr
Of attachment in The above action fss H.
sum Of SIC Is; this case u sst for heasint %
the 10th day Of December, le72, at i e'sleek
pm. novlaw3. TH0AAe ecUff.
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Attachment.

g. g. 0blingsr. PLAINTIFF Before Aisx. BssA-
R. L. rarltcn, defendt mit township. asn-
ros cosnsy, Ohio: On The lesh dap 4 Il 0ses.
Der. A. D. 1874, said lnsties issusd IN srdsr
Of attsohusnt In The above action iss The
sum Of q eli this oaass b sss fer Assrips
on the 10th day Of Decsnbss 1874 =
o'clock p. m.-nov i4wS. G. r. 0HllN0xR
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5HERIFE'S SALE. j,
Dsvid NJ. Carter
vs.
Rachel Carter 81 d. !

DY virtue Of au order Of sale TO me odise6s
II ted fr,m the court Of eoumon pleas sf
Monroe county. Ohio, win offer fsf ssls. q
the front door Of the ooart heusssin ~
town Of Woods6eld, between the hoars q
ton O'Clock .. m. and O'clock p. NJ. %
Saturday. the ,l4th dag Of Dscem5sr, 1874
the following described real estate sitasss n
Monroe county. Ohio. to wit: 9,na ::
The southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter; the north half Of the southsast
quarter, And the sonth half Of the northeast
quarter, all in section thirty.four, townstip
-four and range six.
Appraised at et,So0. e Ia sinna IS
GEORGE cALDWEI1. 1
novl2w6. so sheriff \. G. O. {.
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Hamilton County.

In the desert OF Grantism, Hamilton
County stands forth as fresh oasis
1t is as the shadow of q great rock in O
spent and weary land. We have carried
the county for Greeley by 4,759, which
is q decrease OF but S94 on the splendid
majority OF October In view Of all
the circumstances, the Liberals CT Ham.
ilton have done noble. Our total vote
cast in October wss 42,473. That Of
yesterday was 44,897.-Cia. Eng. 4al
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fyMonroe and Hamilton, Counties

~ Monroe and Hamilton, Counties
are two bright spots in the blackuess OF
darkness which overwhelmed OHIO, on
the 9th inst. In the latter county the
Democrats and Liberals elected two
members to the Legislature.
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RUSSIA.


Sr. PETERSBURG, November 2.-Later
sdvices from Khiva report that the
Khan has built a fort at Dyarkale, where
be will resist the advance Of the Cars
troops. He still refuses to surrender
The Russians held as prisoners.
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RThe Radicals cspturcd the +

wThe Radicals cspturod the De
mocracy Of Salem township on the 9th
inst, There we're I20 Democrats no,
engaged in the battlc--they remained n
home TO nurse their "principles".-
GRANT had a majority Of So votes-s
whole votes and 40 half votes--63.
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Late Monday night, the 4th inst. a
special messenger of the Radical State
Central Committee, arrived in Woods
field with the Radical tickets and the
tickets Of O'CoNNoR, the Radical Aid,
for this county.
After driving about the streets for
some time the messenger found Radl-
cal, with whom be deposited the tickets
and $50 90 to pay TO have them dis
tributed!
Early Tuesday morning Radical
started in q two horse carriage for
Green and Adams townships, 10 furnish
the sright kind Of Democratic tickets"
as the Radicals termed them, to the De-
mocracy of those townships.
The returns exhibit the startling fact
tha. o 'CosNoR received 8 votes in Green
and in Adams; total in the county 9
votes! Result, several badly bored Rad
icals. 1'