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BUFFALO,.
Fire In q Canal Stable.


BUFFALO, N. Y, November Cat
l:30 P. NJ. to day a fire was discovered
in Lynch & McCormick's canal stable,
situated at the corner OF the Terrace
and Canal street, fronting on the canal.
The building is Of wood and nearly one
hundred and fifty feet long, and the
horses were stabbed on the three floors
On the lower floor there were about
forty horses and mules. 1t was found
impossible to get any Of them out
and they were burned to death:
On the two upper floors they were all
removed in safety, with the exception
OF some half a dozen mules. The
flames in the stable communicated to a
four.story brick building adjoining, oc'
cupied as offices, lager beer saloons, DC
The inside was completely Quilted. The
fire is believed to have been the work
of an ircendiarv. 1t WAS started in the
lower floor of the stable. There were
nearly one hundred and fifty horses in
all, stabbed in the three fioora,
most of them being sick
with the horse disease at the
time. The fire was not discovered till
the flames bad communicated, after
which, in consequence of the wind
blowing hard, it made such rapid head
wav that it was found impossible to
save all the animals. About fifty tons
of hav were burned and large number
of tools destroyed. The loss on stables
ia $4,000, insurance unknown; loss on
brick building about $1,000. 1t is esti'
mated that the total loss, including
horses and mules, will reach S25, 600.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

The Election for President OF the
United States.
LONDON, November 6.-The result OF
the Presidential election in the United
States is published in London this
morning.
The Telegraph believes Grant de-
served q reelection, and the fact that
he has been again chosen disproves the
assertion that the Republicans are un-
grateful.
The Standard makes q violent attack
upon the Republican party, in which
it says they have done nationally what
Tammsny and Fisk did locally. Grant
and Greeley are both unfit for the posi-
ton of President OF the United States,
but of the two evils, it believes. the
people have made the best choice.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 6.-Returns o'
the election, as far az received, indicate
that Grant has carried the State by
10000 majority. The majority tor
Oglesby for Governor is several thou
sand less. The indications are that the
Republicans will have majority IN
the Legislature, but fuller returns are
necessary to decide definitely. 1t is
probable that the Republicans have
elected thirteen out of nineteen Con,
gressmen. 1t is not probable that full
returns of the city vote will he made
before to morrow afternoon. Sixty-nVe
precincts out Of eighty.four give Gran,
nearly 1000 majority. The city and
county will probably give him near
10000. The Republican candidates ior
Congress from three districts ID ,ane t1,S
city are certainly elected by from lOoo
to 5000 majority. They are: firs'
District, John B Rice; Second District
Jasper D. Ward; Third District, Charles
B. Farmell. Oftwenty aldermen elect
ed it is probable that seven are dis'
tinctlvely nominees vi 10"
temperance. The election of a Leg's-
lature largely Republican in this State
ensures the choice Of Governor Oglesoy
70 the United States Senatein place OF
Judge Trumbull. This result will oe
followed by the election OF General
Beveridge. DOW Lieutenant Governor
To the office of Governor.
DISPATCHES from Iowa say that the
State ha. gone Republican by at least
$4,000.
PEORIA, November 6 -Peor's county
Gives Greeley q majority Of $50.
JAcKsoNv1LLE, November o-Mor-
gan county gives Grant q majority o
225. a gain Of 80 over the election o
WARREN, November 6.-Jo Davies
county, the home Of Grant, give, hiu Ia
SOs majority; Oglesby, 2S2 to 26i To-
Keoper; Buchard, for Congress- 22l.
CAIRO. November 6-The city o
Cairo oives 9s majority for Grant ant
Wilsoe. y ier Oglesby and " 10
Clements, the Republican candidate 10
Congress. The whole county malorli:
NAV be set down at 200 for the Kepuo
licap ticket.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 6.--The Repub-
lican majority in the State promises to
exceed 10000; the Senate has gone
unanimously Republican, and the House
has an increased Republican majority.
Wayne county, including Detroit, always
Democratic by 5000, now goes Repub-
licau by about $500. Every Congress.
man in the State is Republican.
Granville township, Clay county,
gives S,oneman, for Congress, Ct ma
jority.
Fort Madison county-The Presi-
Dental vote of this township was 253
for Grant, 400 for Greeley and for
OConor.
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Representative from the State at large,

Representative from the State at large,
AZ ahead.
NASHVILLE. November 6.-Returus
come in slowly. Greeley's estimated
majority in the State will be 10000.
Brown, Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. is elected by $4,000. The State
Democratic Executive Committee re-
port, as far as heard from: Cheatham,
for Congressman-at.large, 26,2ll; May
nard, Republican, $3.50; johnson,
l47S. The Republican State Executive
Committee claim the election Of their
Congressman in the Second District by
1000. In the Eighth District Barbour
is elected by 1000. Memphis giving him
1900. .
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NEW YORK.

Nsw YoRk, November 6.-Every-
thing is quiet here to-day. At the
Greeley headquarters they are prepar.
ing to close up business
The horse disease shows favorably
for an abatement. and more cars are
running on the different lines to dav.
The various omnibus lines are making
a better show. and IL there is a contin
uance of good weather there are grea,
homes Of a general abatement
The Woodhull.c .clsfiin-Beecher-T -Tilton
scandal is the subject Of considerable
interest, and many persons are awaiting
auxiously for any further revelations.
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ARKANSAS.

Memphis, November 6.-The Ap'
psaEs dlspstcbes from Little Rock TO-
night say: The official vote OF this city
and county is not yet known. Great
frauds have been perpetrated and the
count is delayed to see how many it will
take to count in the Minstrel ticket.
Reports received say that Brooks. foi
Governor, has carried the county by a
large majority and may carry the State
by at least 10000 majority. The Re.
form ticket is elected to the Legislature
and Greeley will carry the State with
out the slightest shadow Of doubt.
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OHIO.

DAYTON, November The election
passed off very quiet. The city looted
up 33oS Tor Grant, 1915 Tor Greeley. 10
for Black and IL for O'Conor. A. A.
Thomas. Liberal Republican candidate
for City Solicitor, is elected over Nun.
ger by 1913 majority.
CINCINNATI, November 6, l:30 P. NJ.
Further returns from the State do
not materially alter last nights figures.
Grants majority will be from 10000 to
$4,000.
TOLEDO, November 6.-Grant's ma
jority in this city is s97 and in the
county will be 20O0.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= county, IS. Municip Court OF Wheel
log, October rules, 1872.
=. r. SHILLING VS.. Jackson Bower, James
Wharry, Thomas Whsrry and David T..
rlack, partners as Bowe- Co. Gar
nishee attach nent In assumpsit.
The object OF this suit IL to recover from
the defendants the sum OF sl0O0 with interest
thereon, as per contract. rom the 9th day
of October, 1870, till payment and the costs
OF this suit. And IL appear ng Iro n an am.
daytt filed in the cause that the said defend
auts are non.residents of the State OF West
Virginia, IL IL therefore ordered that the
laid defendants do appear within one
month after the date of the first publ
cation OF this notice and do what Is neces-
sary to defend their interests
Teste: DANA l.. HUBBARD. Clerk.
Taylor & BARR, Attorneys for Plain
.iH Oc.SS-oawb
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 6.-The fine
weather, to-day, had good effect on
the horses and many are seen on the
streets. Two omnibus lines commenced
running to-day.
The Evening NeCs (Democrat),
started four months ago. and sup
ported by the Greeley Committee, ex'
pired yesterday on the result Of the
election. Its stockholders are consid'
cred wealthy and say it shall soon be
revived.
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MExpHrs, November 6 Greeley car
,;.s West Tennessee by small majority
hut the Republican candidates to Con,
oress are elected from the Seventh ana
E;sbth districts, while MAYNARD. Re-
nubIicsn, will be elected from the State
r. isroe by q small majority. There
Is. hsen nothing later received from
nsi a,s.n..s. MAJ Grant has 400 majority in
this s;ty and Maynard. Republican fof
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I'o,ll electoral vote, 3jS; necessary
',r a choice. Isl.
Returns from New York State are
me,s-e, but it i conceded by the DEM
oc.t,s ,ha, the Republican ticket has
been carried bv from 10000 to 10000
majority. Dix, for Governor and the
Whole Republican State ticket, it ap-
peas, runs nearly up to the Presiden-
"a ticket throughout the State. In
tie Assembly there will be at least
.ayenty-nine Republicans to forty-nine
Democrats, making a large Republican
m.j,r'y in the joint ballot and secur'
az Republican successor TO Conkling
n the United States Senate.
The returns Tor the mayoralty in the
CITY have not vet been completed. At a
s;e hour Last night it was announced
ius, Havemver was elected by about
1904, but sill later returns changed the
result, and il was stated that Lawrence
Va elected. The contest between
Hayrmy-r and Lawrence has been very
c.n-r, hnt 1t is generally believed that
Hayrmver mas carried the city by q
''na.i majority. O'Brien run far below
Me vote expected to be cast for him.
10 B-ooslyn Greeley's majority is es-
rm.ted At 5000.
Tue TrtJ,ne editorially says: Gen.
5rant was Yesterday reelected to the
Presidency by the popular votes OF every
Northern State, with those OF South
'afolGa and possibly two or three other
States below the line. There is scarcely
sparaIIel to record Of the rout and the
Triumph. The Democrats have Wed
with the Liberal Republicans in con-
N''uihg to il; some of them by voting
i'Tectiy TOR the Grant electors; many
more by neglecting to vote at all. For
The Present the Liberal movement seems
crushed The Trij,me reviews the
Causes generally which led to this re-
sl'', and gives numerous reasons Tor
slvoca,ing change in the administra,
'on 10 conclusion it says that General
"iant has now four years lease oi
power. He has every facility tor effect
'ng the reforms he is SAID to mediate.
The Herald editorally reviewing the
'eslt of the election says: Ii ls IN
many RESPECTS the most remarkable oi
any Presidential election in the history
1.-THE United States. The defeat OF the
Liberal ticket in this State is attributed
70 the unwise nomination OF kernan
a,g,shst Dix for the Governorship. The
Hsto!d advises the Liberals to consider
we'll on the blunders made by the lead
e's Of the party in this campaign and te
tecoguize the necessity Of more prsc'
ucs opposition programme than ths
o. Sumuer. Trumbull and Schurz, al
EMBODIED in Greeley and Brown. The
Hsrald also advocates the formation o.
new Cabinet by Grant after the fonrtf
oi March next, and a change OF policy
especially in regard to our relations
with Spain and Mexico. .
The World has two and . hal
columns editorislly explaining th'
cases OF the Liberal failure. The cause
ol this deplorable discontinue origl'
I5'ed ", over two years ago when tn'
"~h sounded the notes Of warning al
over the country. The true explana'
uon OF this defeat ia not to be found II
Tue nomination OF Greeley. bat 10 tha
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IOWA.

DuBuQcE, November 6.-Fuller re-
tur may run the majority up to
6O,O0O, as the Republican gains are
very large every where except in
some OF the river towns. The home of
J. B. Grinnell, leader OF the Liberals Of
Iowa, gave Grant 335 majority, the
largest majority ever polled there.
Grinnell did not vote.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, November 6.-All the re-
turns from the interior Of Virginia
since last night are, with few exceptions
favorable to the Republicans, owing to
10 the apathy among the Conservatives,
Both sides claim victory, but it is i'm
possible to decide tonight whether
Grant or Greeley has majority IN the
State.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 6.-The
returns from the State are very incom-
plete. In this city the contest was very
close, but probably gives Grant small
majority. The reports from the interior
of the State indicate Republican ma.
jority.
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PHILADELPHlA.
Death Of Geaerai Meade.

PHILADELPHIA, November 6-Major
General George B. Mesle died at bis
residence at the southwest corner ol
Nineteenth street and Delaney place, al
$50 o'clock this evening, Of typhoid
pneumonia, after 40 illness of few
DAYS. The house in which he dred va
presented to him BY the people Of Phil
adelphia.
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ALAB MA.

MOBILE, November 6.-All the re-
turns favor the success Of the Liberal
and Democratic ticket, including Con-
gressmen at large from the First and
Fourth district. There is nothing def
mite from the Second district. Oates
(Democrat), election is highly probable
the in Filth, and the Sixth has gone
Democratic Of course.
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DISTRICTCOURT OF THEUNITED
- States tor the District ol West Virginia.
In bankruptcy.
bankrupt.
District Of West Virginia, ss.
This is to give notice that on the 25' h day
Of September, 1872, a warrant OF bankrupt
cy was issued out OF the District Court OF the
United States for the District Of West Nir-
ginia against the estate OF William +. Par
shall, OF Parkersburg, in the county OF
Wood, In said District, who has been ad.
Judged a bankrupt on his own petition.
That the payment OF any debts and the de-
livery OF any property belonging to such
bankrupt, to him, or for his use, aud the
transfer OF any property by him, are for
hidden by law, and that an adjourned
meeting Of the creditors OF said bankrupt,
TO prove their debts and to choose one or
more assignees OF his estate, will be held at
q court OF bankruptcy, TO be holden at the
office OF W. w. Van Wiukle, ESQ.,, in Par
| kersburg, w. Va, before George Il. Cald-
well, Esq Register In Bankruptcy for said
District on the 9Th day Of November, A. ID ,
1872, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, the meeting hereto
fore notified for October p, 1872, having
been adjourned to the time and place now
hereby notified for said adjourned meeting,
IN order that the defect in publication OF
notice of first meeting of creditors tor Octo-
ber q, 1872, may be remedi~d by this pubii-
cation. No action was taken at the meet
ing of October 2, 1872, except To prove debts
and adjourn to November 8, lsI2 as above.
". q. Marshal for said District.
HUGH p. NEAL, Deputy U. 3. Marshal.
pct21-r
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WISCONSIN,.

MADISON, November 6.-Wisconsin
gives over $4,000 and likely 10000 for
Grant, and electing the following Re-
publican Congressman Williams,
Hazleton, Baker, Sawyer. Rush, Nc
Dill, Dennis, Mitchell and Eldrige. The
Legislature will be largely Republican.
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We learn from private sources that
Hancock and Brooke aud Ohio and
Wood counties give Republican gain
q, about one thousand as compared
win the vote or the new Constitution
50, August. At that rate it seems
p-ohble that GRANT has carried the
Sts,r hv = small majority.
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ITALY.


IVTTTDIe HWTTICHucs
MILAN, November 6.-The town o.
Palazzoloto, near the city Of Brescia in
the Province Of the latter name, was
visited by terrible hurricane yester-
day. One.half OF the buildings in the
town were destroyed, and thirty ytwo
persons were killed by the falling walls
and timbers. One thousand families
are made homeless.
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FRANCE.

The German Troops Evacuating.
PARIS, November 6.-The German
troops have evacuated the city oi
Rheims and town OF Veloyle, France.
These were the last posts occupied by
them 10 Marne.
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wITZERLAND.
Thanks 10 Staempni.

Thanks 10 Staempni.
GRNENA, November 6.-Wm Rubin
United States Minister, has rendered
TO Jacques Staempfi formal express
sion of the thanks OF the American
Government for his services as men,
Der of the Board of Arbitration.
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NEW YORK.

New York, November 6.-The morn
ing papers contain but little Of import
sace outside of election news. The
general vote of each State, made up
rom the latest returns, is As follows:
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Choice Building Lot. for Sale

Og WHEELING ISLAND. OPPOSITE
sfeambuaf Landing. Prices moderate
and terms easy. THfDDURF FJSK-
Those wishing % p1rehnss can zee the
plat OF said lets oy calling n the office Of
theodore Rlnk a Co., Fe~d store, on John
street. cIose 10 the Poztoni~e.
WHEELING. October Il. Is7L oetzi-h
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BROOKLYN.
Steamship Bur1ed.

BROOKLYN, November 6.-The steam
shin Grenada, owned by Murphy 4 Co.
~ New York, was burned to the waters
sdoe this morning. The loss is estima'
ted at $500.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, November 6.-The Demo-
Gratis concede that Grant has carried
the State by from 10000 to $4,000 ma
jority.
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DAYTON.
Fire.

DAYTON, November GA fire broke
out at six o'clock last evening in j.
Dodd i Co.'S rake factory, completely
destroying the building aud damaging
the contents greatly. Loss from SO 900
to $50, 1000; insurance $4,000.
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