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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-24

Mayor Howard and Frank sisscu have
each moved into their new houses.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-24

Mayor Howard and Frank Sssou have
each moved into their new houses.
Morris X. King aud family have reno
we'd from West Columbia to this place.
The Supreme Court has adjourned and
,Judte Moore has returned home.
W. H. Tominson and I. 4. Guthrie,
Esqs., are attending Court at Gallpolis
this week.
The Acttye failed to come out Of the ka-
nawha Monday evening, much to the dis
appoiutmeut Of several of our citizens.
The Matte Roberts, Capt. Geo Coop.
er, is making regular trips from GalIipolis
to Parkersburg She passed up Tuesday
morning.
We understand that the new landlord OIL
,he Kline House, Mr.. Metcalf, was in town
Tuesday
John L. Timms. Esq, ispreparing to
move into the cottage corner Of Court and
Wand street, lately occupied by Mayor
Howard,
II. |. Fisher, Esq , is building sp'en-
did green house in the rear Of his resi-.
dencc Mrs. Fisher has some choice and
beautiful flowers to adorui it.
We learn that Joseph George has pur-
chased Mr.. Easthan's crop Of corn raised
on his (Mr Georges place, paying 50
cents bushel shucked in the field.
7. G. Hogg, Esq, with his beautiful
vace uags Ida 0sa aud Minnie Moore.
passed through this place Tuesday morn
ng. returning from the Charleston Fair
The Mason county citizens who attended I
the Charleston Fair speak in the highest
terms of praise OF its officers aud uauag-
ers.
Sheriff ScIon aud his Deputies are busy
getting the tax tickets for this year ready. I
Tax payers. however, need not be alarmed
for fear they will not lie ready in time
That is one Of the two sure thiugs-tazes
the other Is death
Major Aohu 0 Butter Is completing his
new house an the Kanawha road about
six miles above town, in Cooper town
She.
The purchase Of the Ohio Barrel CON-
pauy on the K 4mwha river, just above town
was laid off into lots Monday. Building
on thSn commences at once.
-
Mr.. Deem gives up the Kline House
this week. aud will move Into the house
Jus, opposite DR. Barbee's on Main street
Rev Nj. Cox, SLEpisccpaD of Gallipo-
lis. preached toa large aud apprecatlve
.aulirucc at Bealc's Hall Oh Sunday right. /
There was large congregation to hear
Rev Mr. Bailey last Sunday morning =
The day was fine aud there was 10 other
place in town where services we're held III
the morning.
We are glad to learu that the public
schools Of this place are prospecting finely
under the Superintendcnce Of Prof. Ken.
NJ Parents should visit the schools more
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VIRGINIA PROBABLY FOR GRANT

,oNDoS PRESS ON OUR ELECTIONS
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gress in the fifth district, 1859; majority for
Pinchback, Congressman at large, 553. Na
further count made.
ALABAMA.
Further Details Rennrtnd.

MONTGOMERY, November 6-Dispatches
and reports received here indicate Demo
cratic gains as follows, based on the vote of
1870: Henry 700, Jefferson 300, Barbour
600, Clay 100 Dallas 500, Marengo 200O Lee
100 Lowndes 200, Bullock 300, Pike 500,
Mobile 1000, Baker 200. Republican gains
Tuscaloosa 300, Shelby $50, Madison 1900,
Greene 1900, Sumter I2C0, Morgan 300, Col
bert 400. Lawrence 400, Lauderdale 200,
ConneCut 200. Both sides are confident of
the State. Most of the Republican strong
holds have been heard from, while the
strong Democratic counties, inaccessible to
telegraph have not been.
The election of Bromberg tLiberal) to
Congress from the first district is conceded.
As Turner and Joseph, both colored Repub-
lcan candidates, divided the vote between
them, Rapier icolored) is elected from this
district probably by 1000; Handley Demo
craft, reelected from the third district;
Hayes (Republcan), reelected from the
fourth; Caldwell (Democratl from the
fifth and Sioss (Democrat) reelected from
sixth.
MADISON, November 6,-Grant 1S3, Gree
ley 1871.
MOBILE, November 6.-Mobile county
gives Greeley 578 majority Bromberg
(Liberalj has majority of 1880 over Tur-
ner (RadiCall, present member of Congress.
WAsHENGTOE, November 6.-Returns from
Alabama very meagre.
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Polls Nos !, 5. 5, :. 8. 2 and l5. in Tesre-
bonnie parish have been counted. and show a
fusion majority Of %. When the count
had proceeded thus far. all the fusion polls
having been disposed of, the State superyi-
sor somewhat abruptly !ef: the parish
The uncounted boxes cemain in charge OF
the United States supervisors and commit
tees representing both parties.
Polls Nos. !, 9, 3, II, IL and Il are 70 be
counted, and new State supervisor will be
appointed to complete the work. The estj-
mated Republican majority in the parish is
543.
The Republican candidates for Repre-
sentatives, F. Marie and William II. Keyes.
are undoubtedly elected.
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sa7BE COMING FAIB
morNr CARMEL oRPNAN AgrGgM.
~ AID OR


G'e a',cv" Fair. which Hili 0e opened /" the r.
cen. lCiry3 HALL st. Charles street on 'he evening
al November g. promises to 0e most brilliant and
e.ccessfuL entertainment. The object Sf the Fai'
:. .: ;-seg sufficient to enlist She active sgmpaIAy
and support or any community of Christian peo.
Ole less Cnaritably disposed chan the good people
Q! New orleans The object OF the St'iE IS 80 Pay
Of the debts on she Asylumo
Sir : Hanlg, of Algierso has presented the Fair
with splendid gold Watcho which wiz be voted
foq i.etpeen the young ladies'. Il. Offner Co. pre-
aeaesG handsome and costly silver Water Cooler
with CScbletS 20 match, 60 be competed foE by the
editors and reporters OF the various newspapers Of
SLis c:.yo A magnificent Punch Bowl, being man
Cfactured expressly for the occasoRo 'Si be voted
GSr between the we'll known GquoP dealers and
steamboat captains The competition for Shis
9rizs wall l.e very exciting as all have hosts of
Srieads. The young gentlemen nave entered she
Sse For Sfe possession Of beautiful and valuable
gold beaded Cane yhe votes %ilI be counted
BY Che Rev. W. ,. Heaphy and q committee
st the close of the FaiG. Tb6 ballot boxes "..1 Do
Carefully sealed.
Grand Musical and Dramatic Entertainments
Svt. be given each night in addition to the StneT
attractions with % complete change Of programme
each evening. The regular programme viii be 'br.
TangeJ and published previous to the opening OF
lie FAR and will contain choice selection OK dIS-
na.ic and classical pieces etcO
Tickets 25 cents without tickets 30 cents. 0c5
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81. isernnrd Parisl,a

The following is she partial vote o? St.
Bernard parishs
Greeley 328. GranG l8f in polls and 3.
yor Governor~McEnery ia in poll .;
Kellogg '2s majority 5D poll I. and ia
votes IN pol: g
For Congress~-rawrence 80: in polls I, :.
and 3, and Syphe: 1863 in the ea1ne polls.
Fog Congressman at larg.--Pinchback
3is in polls Z. . and 81 and Sheridan 33193 in
the same polls.
Masico: II, in polls and ,, and Lewis
320 in the same polls.
R. V. Dncros. Liberal formerly RepHbii-
can sheriff il that Qarish}. was elected Rep.
gesentative to the General Assembly by a
large majority
The votes were all counted by Ten o'clock
yesterday.
The fusion ticket had about fifty majority
In the parish.
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The General Assembly,

The General Assembly,
As far as known. the following Repre-
sentatiyes have been elected:
Jefferson parish-CharIes ". Lowell, a.
Hubeau. William Kern, Republicans.
St. Charles paCisls-MichaeI Hahn. Regnb'
ioano
st. Tammany parish-A Republican 70
succeed j. ii. Thompson. Democrat; a Re-
publican gaino
Terrebonne parish~-F. Marie and William
II. Keyes, Republicans
St. Bernard parish-E. Y. Ducros, Liberal.
formerly Republican and sheriff OF that
parish.
Republican Representatives. are undouht.
edly elected in West Baton Rouge, Con.
cordia, East Feiiciana, Ibeyville, Ouachjta
Plaquemines and Tensas parishes. from
which partial returns have been received.
T. B. Stamps, Republican, is elected in
the senatorial district composed Of the par
ishes of Jefferson. St. Charles. St. John the
Bap"i8: and the twelfth. thirteenth and
fourteenth wards Of the eity Of New Or.
leans. He succeeds Mortimey Smith, Reo
pub.icaNo
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NoodhuII & ElnAina

4 New York special 20 tho St. Louis
Democrat says of these women:
! ChaiIis. whom they slandered, is fully de,
! termineG 20 punish them. He has letters
| from CiaIin asking for $500, and says that
! seven months ago she repeatedly demanded
money. and sent hi1R proof OF the article,
which she threatened to publish unless he
! paid fOg ITS suppression. He refused, and
! she now publishes the article. It is under
| among them Henry Clews, Rufus Hatch
and Jay Gould, will testify to similar at
| tempt5 at biaCkmaI by these women.
| There Will doubtless be rich developments
| at the trial. They obtained considerable
money from Vanderbilt some time ago. but
he finally refused to give more, and they
have since tried to raise from other parties.
Challis has been promised all the aid he
desires, and it is the general opinion that
they can not escape. Their counsel has ad-
vi8ed them to plead guilty on the charge of
sending obscene matter through the mails,
as punishment for this 0ffense will be much
lighter than tor criminal libel and attempted
blaCkmail in case OF Challis. The publca-
ton OF the BeeCher SANDER has caused great
indignation against them, and removed all
sympathy, except Of few free lovers and
some of their personal friends.
The party who printed their paper will
PROBABLY turn States evidence 1t is said
he has several articles in type slandering
prominent men, and will testify that Clafin
told him that they were intended for eX-
tOrting money, and would not be published
if the accused parties paid handsomely for
their suppression. Both women say they
are bankrupt, and complain that lawyers
refuse.to defend them without exorbitant
fees, which they can not pay. A messenger
from them visited several prominent law
yers last night and today, but they all de
clined to do anything in the matter
They viii be defended by Counselor
Howe, the well known Tombs lawyer, gen
orally engaged by thieves, murdeIers and
the lowest class OF rascals. The article on
Beecher was shown several days before its
publication to a wealthy member of Ply
moath Church. who was told that it would
be worth $500 not 20 publish it. He de-
ciined to notice it. and laid the matter be
fore Beeeher, who approved his action, and
said the story was too ridiculous to receive
any attention. Notwithstanding the seizure
Of the papers yesterday. news stands ap
pear wei! supplied. but they charge from
fifty cents 20 50 copy.
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WASHINGTON.
President Grant CongratuIated-POss

President Grant Congratulated-POss
Cabinet Changes.
WASHINGTCE, November 6.-Those who
have conyersed with the President and his
more intimate friends in Washington dur
ing the past month will remember that they
uniformly predicted such a result of the
presidential election as has Just occurred
They seemed to possess data from gentle
men in different parts of the country which
justified them in their hopes and prospects
now fully realized.
Che President to-day received calls of
cOngratulatiOn, in addition to numerous
kilograms of greeting ard also announcing
results. He expressed thanks to his guests
for these manifestations of friendship, and,
apart from the political principles involved,
said he was gratifed that the people had
vindicated his private character, which had
been assailed during the canvass.
That there will be at least one change in
the Cabinet at the commencement OF the
next presidential term there is no question
1t is known that Secretary Fish has repeat
edly expressed his wish to be relieved from
the position of Secretary of State. This de-
sire will be gratitied at the end Of the pres
ent term. There is a probability of a
change Of Attorney General Judge Will
liams recently remarked to some friends
that, although ne could have been elected
Senator from Oregon, he declined being
candidate in order that he might remain in
his present office.
There is good reason for stating that any
remarks with regard to other members Of
the Cabinet would be mere speculation
but it may be said that the commissions of
ali Of them will expire on the close of the
present term, thus necessitating new com
missions to those. serving as Cabinet Off
GERS after the fourth of March next.
1t is too early to anticipate the Presidents
action in the future reforms and measures
Of the administration further than his init
nation to-day that he will SO shape his Off
cial conduct as to meet the expectations of
the country and to unite the people in the
strongest bonds of peace, while by all means
in his power promoting their welfare at
home and abroad.
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ELECTION.
LOUISIANA.

iberia Parish, Three Hundred and sixfyo
siN Republican IajOrity-yote fop Gone
Gressman-MOrey Elected in Fifth Dis~
tricG-His Majority One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Observation-Disclosures
1TajOritys
new IBERIx, November 6.-fbegia parish
polls 1916 votes, giving Greeley 620, Grant
800; Republican majority 1854. For Con
gress-Sheridan G27, Pinchback 97le DaEo
rail-, Republican, 983; Price, independent,
a52; CAN'T, Liberal, 70. State and parish
ticket is Republican SO far Counting pro,
DELTA. DELE November 6.-Najority for Frank
Aoreys the Republican nominee for Con
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NARYLAND.
GreeIex,s MINORITY 3OO0.

BALTBfORE, November 6.-Full returns
from number of counties, and partial re-
turns from all others indicate that Gree
leys majority is 5000. In the first congress
siOnal district Wilson, Democrat, is pr0ba-
elected. Archer Democrat, in the second
is elected. O'Brien. Democrat, is elected in
the third. Swami, Democrat, is elected in
the fourth, Merrick is probably defeated
in the fifth, and Lloyd Lowndes, Jr, Re-
publican, defeats Richie, the present mem
Der from the sixth.
WAsHLNGTON, November 6,-Lowndes,
Republican, from the sixth Maryland dis
trict, is elected by 1865 majority.
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The State Election.

Returns that can be relied upon come in
very slowly from the various parishes of
the State and the figures thus far obtained
are too entirely conjectural to be repro
duced Enough is known, however, to
warrant the opinion that Kellogg is elected
Governor by from Il, 900 to $4,000 majority,
and that in both branches Of the General
Assembly the Republicans will have a
working majority.
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CALIFORNIA.
Crnnts Majority Estimated


WASHINGTON, November 6.-Page and
Clayton, Republicans, are elected. to Con
gress from California
One hundred and forty precincts, outside
the city of San Francisco, give Grant 672O
majority.
SAN Francisco, November 6.-The Re-
publican State Central Committee estimates
Grants majority throughout the State at
from, twelve of which are conceded for
Greeley. The election of Coghlan and
Hougton (Republlcansl for Congress is
doubtful. There was falling off in the
vote of this city compared with 1868.
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GEORGIA.

Returns Come in Slowly jorities for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ATLANTA, November 6.-The contest for
Congressman in this district is very close
and doubtful.
AUGUSTA. November 6-Offciai returns
lowing majerities over Grant and O'Conor:
Richmond 400, McDuffie $50, Wilkes lJ6,
Warren 70 Baldwin 563, Troupe 500, Ran
dolph CO, Terrell 399, Barlow 476. The fol-
lowing counties give Grant majorities over
Greeley and O'Conor: Clarke l07 Morgan
1913, Lowndes IL, Dougherty 728, Mitchell
So, Sumter 6l7, Thomas 802, Macon 1877
The returns come in slowly. General
Wright Democrat, is elected to Congress
in the eighth district by about 5000.
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ILLINOIS &.
Republican Majority Thirty-Fiy Thoua
sand,

Republican Majority Thirty-Fiv Thoua
sand.
CHICAGO, November g. - Sizty-seven
wards and precincts of this city give Grant
a majority of 576l There are sixteen wards
and precincts yet to report. Rice's major
trict, so far as heard from, is 250l. Wards
majority over Harrison in the second dis
trIct is 1916. Farwe1 over Lemayne in the
third 205. These majorities include only
the city vote of these districts. Present re
turns give Oglesby for Governor 1890 ma
jority in the city.
WAsHINGT0N, November 6.-Grant's ma
jOrity in Chicago is 5000. Rice, Wood and
Farweu, Republicans, are elected to Com
gress. The Republican majority in Illinois
is about $4,000. The Republicans elect
twelve members of Congress.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

Assessment Nos. ll3. ia and llj. See
special notice column. Death OF r. J. Wa:-
son. ). Acebo and s. D. Barlow. Payable
al the Office Of the Mutual Aid and BeneVo'
lent Life insurance Association Of Louisi'
ana. No. 10 Camp street. Amount paid
out since organization, $378,250.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

Whenever those gallant boys of Mechan-
ics' Fire Company No. s undertake to do
anything remarkable they succeed admir-
ably. So it will be about their grand fancy
dress ball at Exposition Hall next Saturday
evening. Their arrangements are perfect,
and the ball viii be one Of the most pleas
ant, social reunions OF the season. Com
plimentarv tickets received.
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ARKANSAS.
Both Parties Claim the State.

Both Parties Claim the State.
LITTLE Rock, November 6.-The vote of
this county is very close, Dispatches from
Ouachita, Dallas, St. Francis, Prairie and
HanBuren counties report majorities for
Greeley and Brooks.
Jefferson, Phillips, Monroe, Woodruff and
Independence report for Grant and Baxter
Both parties claim the State.
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....$l 100, 900

Total, 1000 gifts, all cash. SSo0Qoo
The money to pay all these gifts is now upon de-
post and set apart for that purpose, in the Farm
eTs and lovers Bank will lie seen by the
following 5artifcRte of the cashier:
FARMERS AND DRovEKs' BAgK,
Louisville, Ky, September &c, 1872. )
This is TO certify that there is now deposit in
this bank over half a million of dollars to the
credit Of the Gift Concert fund. $500 900 Of which
is held by this bank treasurer of the Public
Library Of Kentucky 70 pay of al! gifts to be
awarded at the drawing
r. s. TEECH, Cashier.
Price of Tickets
Whole tickets sl0; halves, s.; quarters, 81 30;
Il whole tickets for $lO9 % for 255; Sc for $500;
Il3 for $1,000: 285 for $500 SIS for B500O No dis,
count on less than 500 worth Of tickets at time
The drawing will positively and unequivocally
take place December :. Agents are peremptoriIy
required to close sales and make returns Novem-
Der IS, in order to give ample time for the final az
rangements. Orders for tickets or applications for
circulars should be addressed to
GOVERNOR THOMAS E. BRAMLBTTE,
Agent PUBLIC Library Of Kentucky, Louisville he0'
tVckyo oc8 We S@6t W25
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
City Council.

The official report of the proceedings Of
the City Council is published on the sixth
page Of the REPUBLICAN this morning. The
report includes the message of Mayor Elan
ders, giving his reasons for signing the ifs
cal agency ordinance.
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KENTUCKY
Scattering Returns.

FRANKFORT, November 6.-Returns indio
cate full Republican and falling off of
one-third of the Democratic vote. Greeley'5
majority probably 10000 IN the State. Demo
cratic Congressmen elected in every dis
trict.
COLUMBUS, November 6.-Greeley 167,
Grant 3l6. This county will give Greeley
about 800 majority
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CHEATING IN the RnI:or.Bn,eas

AtIlav.t has been made and warrants IS.
sued tog Che arces: o. the commissioners of
election ils the first ward os St. Helena
parish. for substituting seventy fusion
votes for seventy Republican votes that
had been counted GU: Of the bai,o:-bcx in
which no Republican votes had been polIeG'
Deputy marsha,s haze gone TO St. Helena
g arges: the parties charged With the OF.
teGseo
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PARIsR ELECTION RETURNS.

at midnight yesterday the count had
been finished OF poll No. I. third, eighth,
twelfth and thirteenth wards, and at this
time there were many appearances which
went to show the supervisors were bent on
making a nigh: of it, The poll one of
the fourteenth and fifteenth wards was
printed yesterday. -Subjoined is thescoun
as far as completed:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
'HIISSISSIPPI,
Thirty.fye Thousand Republican Jfaso
nr.iRn

Thirty.fve Thousand Republican Jfaso
jOrityv
JAcKsoHo November 6.-'Tho official gote
3og thirteen counties and partial returns
from eighteen Others give Republican Jiao
jority OF 1860; Tie Republicans @lainf
the State By a5s000o an0 elect Ggs 9uG os
six Congressman.
TGPEio. November 6.s-Tae goiiyw:ng &s
the vote Of this county9 Greeley 1884,. Grams
G44, O'Conor 80 GreeIeys majority 335s
For Congressman, first distgicro LamaE
lll9, r. W. Flournoy 645.
EGYPT November Goa-Gyeeley 3Gs Gcan6
EDWARDS, November s---This Precinct
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The ren,nernrurr.

The thermometer at Louis FTigerio:s,
No. 50 Chartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: At 4. NJ, $50; at 2 ?. M 72o:
at P NJ, Ga. Lowest point during the
night Of November ), 665s Rain, NQTem.
beg s, oae and tour teDtba 51oheso
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

"'f Zish you would pay a little attention
to what / am saying, sir,'' roared an irate
lawyer at an exasperating witness. ''Weu,
Z am paying as little ss cane" was tbs
csLw reply
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INDIANA.

Republicans Claim Twenty-thl ee Thou
sand Majority.
INDIANAPOLIS. November 6,-The otficia
majorlties OF the Republicans, reported from
fifty-six counties, foot up 1855. The Re-
publican Central Committee claim the State
BY 23. 600.
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Eights District Coure.

The city answers the suit OF Cavaroc in
the fiscal agency matter. 6y replying that
the city has the right to contract with the
bank, and tha: the contract was made to
liquidate the city debts, and. being a legis.
laCive action. an injunction does not lie.
The Louisiana Savings Bank answers the
suit Of Z, H. Levy By Incorporating the re-
joinder of the city.
The case was not tried.