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The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET

MONDAY Nov. 4, 1872,
BUTTER-We quote fine fall butter at }0a34c per
h. fine summer butter 24a26e medium do ls42oc
inferior l2al4c choice Western SOC; bakers Gal ic
per ID.
CHEESE-We quote fine factory at n l-2al5 l. &c
medium IL 12al4c; choice dairy Is l-2al4 Sac.
EGGS-We quote Eastern at 3ic per doz 26a20c
tor lined eggs.
BEANS-W equote choice hand picked pea beans
at SO 62a3 IS choice handpcked mediums 81 IS;
yellow eyes 81 75a3 90.
POTATOES-Jackson Whites and Early Rose at
soc per bush: Sweet Potat dull at 81 80 for
Norolks and S?sa % for Jerseys, Onions are film
at g. per Dbl.
APPLES-Ihe market remains steady, with sales
at 81 50a2 rs per Dbl for choice and 81 so tor com
mon fruit.
HAY-We quote choice Hay at $2ja2s per ton
common Hay 1t $2Da24, Straw s26a29 per ton
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

NEWARK, n. j., Nov >. The returns
from the State are incomplete, but indi-
cate from 5000 to 6 1000 for Grant, and IL
Republican majority in both branches of
the Legislature For Congress the Re
publicans elect five ont OF seven members
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Nebraska

OMAHA, Nov. 5. The returns from all
the prominent towns in the State show q
republican gain over the October election.
Grants majority will probably be 10000.
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD. Nov. 50 P. M. General
l1awley is elected to Congress over MIR
Eaton by over 500 majority.
The returns at the Courant office lack
ing only four towns IN the State, give
Grant 4, 700 majority,
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Indiana.

The Republican State Central Committee
claim the State by from ten to fifteen thou
sand majority. The Democratic Central
Committee concede the State by 5000.
10000 CLAIMED.
Seven counties give Il Republican ma
jority Of $3.50. The Republicans now
claim the State by 20, 900
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GREAT DECLINE!

NlGL "A L ALSI4l4< IL
and are now in store to cash custom
ers at prices that are far below any
thing ever known for many kinds of
goods.
Bank Of England, Grand Duchess
and Raven, brands Of ALPACAS,
MOHAIRS and BR ILLIANTINES.
for 25, 30, 80, T., 80, 81, -, 80, -
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All wool LONG SiIAWLS, best
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ENGLISH PRIMES 81 inches
wide for 1t cents.
All linen, large size TOWELS for
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Ladies MERINO RIBBED HOSE
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ALL WOOL PLAID DRESS
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Please remember to look at our
goods and compare the quality and
price with any you may find in this
or any other city, if you would con
suit your own interest.
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DEALERS IN SECURITIES.

We invite inquiries relating to investments, and
give below the prices Of few of the most desirable
Bonds:
b., G. r. NJ, Milwaukee Extension, Is 90 1.2
Midland Pacific is 80
Logansport Charlottesville Southwestern, IS 81 12
U. 5, Bonds and other marketable securities allow
ed full price in exchange.-3mesp
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Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ). The returns
from All the wards but one, up to 10
O'Clock, give Grant l,6l3 majority. 1t is
estimated that Greeley will receive 20, 600
less than Buckalew in October.
Estimates of Grants majority in Penn
sylyana range from 10000 TO 100 900.
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South Carolina

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 5. Returns
from various portions of South Carolina
indicate that Grant has carried the State
by heavy majority. The white vote is
remarkably light. Very little interest is
being felt in the contest as the result is
generally considered a foregone conclu-
sion.
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Iowa..

Dies MONIES, Nov. 5. The indications
are that Grant has carried Iowa by 80,
600 majority. The Republicans elect the il
full Congressional delegation
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New Hampshire.

CONCORD. Nov. 5-Midnight Seventy
towns are yet to be heard from. The 1e-
turns thus far indicate a majority for
Grant Of 1000 or upwards.
Vermont
Grants majority in the State will prob
ably he about 81 900 or 100 less than in
1868.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, NOV. 5. The indications arg
that Michigan will give a Republican ma
iority of 10000.
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postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR Brooklvn
n. G.-6mi9sp
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81 ECIAis notices.
BANK OF DEPOSIT.
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Four PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on deposit
accounts, subject to check, drawn any city
bank out-Ot-town depositors will have their remit
tances and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do a General Banking and Commission bust
ness, Negotiate Bonds, Stocks Notes and other
Securities, make collections throughout the United
Stttes and EurOup AZ
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New York.

James Brooks, Fernando Wood and
w. r. Roberts are reelected to Congress,
Lawson, Republican, is probably elected
in the eth district.
Later-The total vote of the city gives
Greeley II ,527; Grant 81, 599 Greeley
majority in the city is 22,92s, against 60
600 for Seymour in 1868 Two hundred
aud forty towns and districts give Grant
a net gain Of 3,556. His majority in the
State will be about 10000 Dix is elected
Governor, with the rest Of the Republican
State ticket by from $4,000 to 10000 ma
iOritv
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LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
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We now offer a fun assortment Of
new seasonablr goods, selected BY
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the
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

A barn in the western part Of the town be-
longing to John McDanes was burned one
night last week together with ten tons of hay.
Lu~- about two hundred and fifty dollars.
bain insured fifty dollars. No clue 10 the
tuse Of the fire.
There have been three cases of the horse dis
ease ID this village, all Of which have 80 far re-
covered As TO be taken to their owners, none OF
them belonging IN town.
The following, intended for our issue OF
last week, came to hand too late.
Hi Jones and wife, with several of theiI
trends held services IN the church Saturday and
~iuday week. The house was well filled, anG
good degree Of religious interest was awaken
ci We trust these people viii visit us again
IRE long.
During family jar, a Mrs. Hidden of this
iiisge received wound in the hand from
r4Loc, said by her to have been inflicted by her
husband while endeavorng to cut her throat
Others say she was trying TO kill her husband.
he probabilities are that both husband ant
wife attempted the others life, but the sight o
hiDod cooled their courage.
LIBERTY.
boy named Toby was shot by a companion
While hunting partrldges. He got in range of
bird that was fred at, and was peppered wit
about forty shot, from head to feet. lie wa
not badly hurt.
WINTERPORT.
A Winterport col respondent of the Viii
writes thai a case Of smallpox has appeared !
that town, and causes considerable excitement
Prompt measures have been taken to proven
the spread of the disease.
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Missouri
Virginia..

Returns are not received sufficient tC
show how the State has gone.
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Vermont.
Massachusetts

The full vote of Boston oots up Grant
l5,s9o, Greeley 10, 465, majority for Grant
3,434 against 403l in 1868.
HEAVY MAJORITIES.
Gooch's majority over Banks in the 9Th
district is over 1000; Hooper's majority in
the 4th, 2366 Whiting in Sd has a large
majority, as have all the other republican
representatives.
Midnight 1.-THE majority for Grant in
Massachusetts, will reach about $4,000
The full republican State ticket is chosen
with increased republican majority in
both branches of the Legislature
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

JACKSON, Nov 5. There is heavy
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07
Georgia.

The indications are that the Democratic
majority at the Governor election will be
reduced considerably. Greeley's majority
will be about 1000 No disturbance.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5. The returns
SO lar are very incomplete, but all parties
concur in giving the State to Greeley by
5000.
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MONTGOMERY, Nov 5. The vote in this
city indicates a Democratic gain of 600,
and possibly 800. The returns so far are
meagre, but indicate the State is for Gree
ley and the Liberal State ticket.
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Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, Nov. 5. Rhode Island
give Grant an increased republican ma
jority and elects both republican Congress
men.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

Grant will have at least 10000 in the
State of New York, Greeley running be-
hind Herman and the State ticket. at least
10000 votes. The Liberal gains in the
rural districts of Republican counties are
more than compensated by Grant gains in
the cities of the State
HAvEMEYER ELECTED MAYOR.
Havemeyer at the time of writing seems
to be elected Mayor. OBrien, though
tavorite in the pools being a bad third
The local officers elected excepting Mayor
are generally Tammany Democrats.
The Republicans have the Legislature
of the State by a working majority.
The Republican journal., 1872-11-07

RALEIGH, Nov. 5. Partial returns from
about twenty-five counties indicate that
the State has gone for Grant by between
5000 and 5000 majority with large de-
creased vote The election passed off
quietly and but little interest was mani
tested
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louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 5. Official returns
from IA parishes, five give Greeley a net
majority of 1852. In 1870 the same
parishes gave net Republican majority
of 2,849.
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A Noble Renefactton.

The trustees of the Louisville Medical Col
lege, louisville, Ky.,) have created one OF
the most. liberal beuefactlons ever conferred
by public Institution. They have Instituted
one beneficiary scholarship for each Congress
sional District In all of the States. BY this
means very many poor but deserving young
men will be enabled to obtain thorough med
ical education. Any one wishing to take ad-
vantage of this beneiaction should write to
DR.. E. 8. Gaillard, Dean of the Faculty of the
Louisville Medical College, Louisville, KY,
when he will receive college catalogue with
full Information In regard to all that ls neces-
sary for him to do to secure one OF these
scholarships. With proper delicacy the names
of those who have secured the beneficiary
scholarships will be known only to the Dean
of the Faculty. In accordance with the old
Hlppocratlc oath, for5iddng physicians to
charge the families of each other for services
rendered, the Faculty of this College will make
no charge. for teaching sons of physiciansi
and as no physician charges clergyman's
family the sons of clergymen will receive the
same privilege. The next College session be-
gins October lst, 1872 AS the lecture fees
charged for each student who has not obtain
ed a beneficiary scholarship amount to $l20,
annually. the public can appreciate the ex-
tent of this benefaction.
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The savannah News Espousing Grant
Ism.

The Florida Union, paper which hoists
the names OF Grant and Wilson at its mast
head, pats the Savannah Nesus on the back
for standing manfully by its principles and
''refusing to support Greeley as the Demo-
"cratic candidate for President" The Union
takes this as proof that the Democrats OF
Georgia are OF better metal and higher
.'prncipie than those Of its sister States, y
and declares that it honors the Savannah
Neaos for "its consistency and devotion to
"principle." Praise from such source is
praise indeed. As o quasi.Democratlc pa
per the Savannah NeaUs is doing more to help
Grant to reelection than it could possibly
do il it were an outspoken Radical organ!
This is as clear as daylight to its readers
They know that every road which goes from
Greeley leads to Grant.
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"The Hair OF the Dog"

The New York Tribune makes good
point upon the Orr school OF South Carollna
Reformers. These worthless allowed the
knayes to have their own way, until the
Graptians discovered that matters must De
somehow arranged before the next'electlon.
They now want tho white men to declare for
Grant, 30 that the Grant party shall nave all
the benefit OF whatever reform there may be
In State affairs, and they cannot understand
how anybody can be Reformer unless he l'
ready to vote for the denomination candl-
date. The Tribune says:
"Judpe Orr may be exceedingly In love with
reform, but 1t is rather suspicious to find him
of the opinion that reform means declaring
for Grant, His remedies are altogether TOO
universal. Are you squeezed to death by tax
patherers-declare fer Grant Are you tor-
mented by domlciliary vlsits-declare for
Grant Are you disgusted with the spectacle
of fair State In the felon grasp OF sWlndlers
and extortloners- for Grant! That is,
II you would be rid of Grantlsm, try another
dose OF 1t, sweetened with the sugar Of REFORM
Isn't this political homeopathy with ven
geance. Treatment Of some kind, 1t cannot
be denied, that poor South Carolina needs
The Enforcement Act Is not by any means
dead letter. There is pile Of warrants for
arrest we are told, 'ln Union County alone
foot and half thick Not dozen citizens
of the county OF Saxon blood will escape
This is only a specimen statement, and 1t
would be easy enough to add to 1t. They talk
of nothing there but arrests and taxes They
groan for reform, and they are told to 9ote for
General Grant! Judge Orr can offer them
nothing but a hair of the dog which bit them
An unfortunate people indeed
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are fearfully demoralized. Cameron was
over last week, and In great distress over
the Pennsylvania situation, having endeaVor-
ed, as know, to invoke the good services OF
a friend of mine for a reconciliation with For
ney. He was told ut was too late Rooeson'
also putting in distress, asked what could pe
done, in Heavens name, to save Pennsylvania
and was told nothing They are az Ineli
Wits end about Pennsylvania, and have iost
head as completely as they did about conSe-
auential damages. What will they 90 Wnen
Governor Curtin arrives, as he Will shortly,
and take the stump for Greeley and bro~h
Colonel Mcclure assures me this Is TACT.
mentioned It to Mr.. Sumner In an interVie"
had with him on Friday, and he excia'lheu'
THAT settles the question: I had long
and free interchange of opinion With MI. 81
ha,np an old friend, and I think succeeded 10
,omov,nq some endorsements ne ex-
nressed as to coming forward. I tried to sat-
isfy his conscience as to his duty to the negro,
that It would be subserved by his joining US,
and the question was not whether they we're
to practically realize the rights granted TO
them BY law, but whether the rights OF all
were to be secured by the preservation Of oul
Federal Republic against Cesarism. II the
colored people, in their ignorance OF theil
true interest. voted for Grant, and thereby I'M
nerilled their liberties as well as ours, 1t Was
his duty, with more intelligence, to vote fo'
their true interests, and advocate them agains
their present will by opposing publicly The
election of Grant and advocating that o
Greeley. He said it was a philosophical view
of the subject. and Judge will act upon 1t be
fore long. Tw. of the five delegates to th'
Grant State committee of Maryland, from
Prince Georges County, have declared TO-
Greeley and BrowD."
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@ IN COMMON PLEAS-BEAUFORT
OOUNTY.-Ex parte BAILEY COMPANY In re
R. J. DAVANT, Commissioner, VS.. the Trustees OF
tho College OF Besufort.-Pursuant to the order or
the hon. O. B. FARMBR, Judge, In the above stated
case. notice ls hereby given to all and singular
the Judgment Creditors OF WILLIAM q. WIGG
that said Court has limited and allowed ninety
days from the date OF this order in which said
Creditors may prove their claims before the under
signed, Receiver at bis ONCE, In the Courthouse,
at Beaufort. Il. @. JUDD
C.C. P. Receiver.
Beaufort s. O., June Ii, 1872. jun22-80
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T.J. MAckEY, in his Winnsboro speech,
said that it cost sl5O,OOO in bribes to pass
the phosphate or bone bill through the Leg
isature. Will Judge Mackey oblige the
public with the names Of the persons who
furnished this bribery fund? The bribers
are lust about as bad as the bribed.