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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

The ELECTION IN NEW YORK ro-DAY-To-
day Il being observed as a holiday in New York
city. Last evenings dispatches stated that there
was the greatest interest manifested As TO the
course james O'Brien may take, a. it was gem
orally conceded how he goes - goes the state
HIS adherents last night were almost solid for
Grant, and II they remain firm Grant has the
electoral vote. They were at the same tims
nearly equally solid for Herman; and this IN is
said, imperils the chances VI Dix, the repubIi-
can candidate Tor governor. Dix, however, in
the pools stands almost , 10 on herman. O'Brien
leads in the pools tor mayor; Havemeyer is close
up, and Lawrence AWAY behind.
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STATE.


Dem. & Lib. Rep. A fmiHisfrdfiap
Governor.John McEnery. W. Pitt kellogg.
1t. Gov..-D. Il. Penn. &. q. Autg.ue
Atty Gen.H. ~. Ogden. A. r. Field
Sec State. Sam. Armstead. y. a.. Deslonde.
Auditor james Graham. Charles Clinton.
Sup.of E6liobt. NJ. Lusher. VIM. g. Brown.
CONGRESSIONAL.
AtlarRe.-G. A. Sheridan. =. Il. =. Pinchhack.
First....-..E. Laurence. j. Hale Svpher.
Second 49,. X. l.. Gibson. L. A sheldon.
Third .....- Ebert CAN'T. Chss. A. DarrslL
Fourth ....E. &. Davidson. :. ii. Peters.
Fourth ALEX. Boarman.f Harry Lott.
Fith...:...G. w. McCranie. Frank Morey.
-@For long term. For short term.
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0Corn ie cheaper than wood for fuel in Iov.
lime kflns. ' 49, AS"s
0The report OF an earthquake ct Janesvfile.
WIS.,, originated from Widespread agns. -
The sausage trade has been thrown hact
% yeaxs-or 70 anyhoW-by the epiz0oty.
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Greeley Will Run 10000 Rehtud
RuckaleX I'm PhiIadelnhia

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s. Returns from all the
wards but one uD TO 10 O'Clock show that Grants
majority Is q ,6l3. 1t is estimated that Greeley
will receive 10000 less than Buckalew in Oc-
tOber.
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SPEOyAL NOTICE.
- WASHINGTON THEATER COMIQUE.
The Election Returns will be read from the S age
this evening as fast received by telegraph from
the d. fferx Mt States.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The Photographers EIeeting Greeley
Like they Elected Merrimau

WILMINGTON, n. c., Nov. 5.-The election is
progressing very quietly, with a light vote Oh
both sides. Up TO II O'Clock the vote in three
wards shows gains for Greeley on the vote of
asst August. In the other two wards, which
have large negro majorities, there Is a heavy
aiilng on In the vote OF both parties, with indi
cations Of Greeley gains.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A Brilliant Reporter at Keene-He
Says the Democrats and Liberals
are Voting for greeley.

kEENs, y. H., Nov. s, noon.-The election
here is progressing quietly, and the indication.
al tins hour favor large vote. The liberal re-
publicans and straight democrats are yotinp
strongly the Greeley ticket.
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The Republican Majority in Mas
sachusetts Larger than Ever.
Banks Beaten Badly.
Returns from Other States.
pENNSYLVAyIs,
pENNSYLEANIA.
Grant Is, 900 Ahead so far in PhtIadeI-
phia-kepublicsns Betting On 81, 900
Majority i'm the State.
T.CnecI1y IN The .cf1r1

tSpectdt 10 me Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. St is hard TO realize
that We are holding an election in this city to
day. Never before was SO little interest and SO
much apathy manifested. The sweeping triumph
of the republicans in October more than demon
allied the democrats, and to- day they will not
poll more than seventy per cent. of their regular
vote. Up to two O'Clock the hourly returns re-
ceived at the mayors office from all the wards
in the city foot up as follows: Grant and Wilson,
CO,l3l; Greeley and Brown, 25,116; making q
majority OF 45,Ol5 for Grant and Wilson in a
total vote of IS, 247.
In October the whole vote was only 100 900.
III this ratio of gain keeps up throughout the
state the republican majority will be about
$4,000. The returns show that so far we have
have carried every ward in the city. In Octo-
Der the democrats carried six of the twenty. nine
There is deal of betting on maiOrities. Two to
one is offered on Grant having IS 900 majority in
the state, and on $4,000 majority bets are even.
Dispatches from different parts of the state to
the republican state committee report heavy
gains over October. Democrats generally not
voting. j. Il. Y.
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Al wen TAl1g at Alhanv
ALBAHY, Nov. 5.-Ffne weather prsvai,s IN
DAY, and the voting b proceeding steadily ana
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CINcINNA7I, Nov. IA special dispatch TO Che
Chronicle, from Pittsburg, says returns in tn At
city up to 10 O'Clock, from twelve wards, give
Grant ], SS4; Greeley, 1913.
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BTRAUS, the C1Othier,
STRAUS, the Cl0thieF.
BTRACS, the Cl0thieF,

h|store open until IN and on Saturday until
II p m to accommodate those who have No time
% purchase during the day saa-U
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an odd onn raAs OF suIcIpl-yanse b. Dimock.
london Northern railroad, drowned hims. Mes
,sn1 1.n,opr Cove, Conn.,, che other night H
ueQ neey journal box 70 his Waisf he,a,sS
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BOSTON, Nov. IA large vote Is being thrown
in the city, with Indications OF larger republi-
can majority than ever before. AT ~ O'Clock
2562 w.
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRRsIDENr.-The
President this morning appointed Miss Louisa
Hoyt postmaster at Mason City, ILL.,, and VIM
FOresman postmaster at Crcleville, Ohio.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH By DROWNING
Ensign L. ID. Bolles, of the U. s. steamer Iro-
quois, rescued from drowning Siamese engi-
neer, in Menam river, Siam, ON the morning of
July 18th. Lieut.. Commander Rowland reports
his action to the department and speaks highly
of the conduct of Essign Bodies.
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TIE BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
in the Treasury Department is closed for few
days, to allow some necessary repairs to be
made to the boilers and machinery of the estab-
Hsh nent.
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THE DIFFERENT OFFICES in Newspaper
Row" will bulletin the election news tonight,
ard the Office of the New York Times, 1880
street, will have full reports, especially, from
the state OF New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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Fist appearance in Washington of the talented
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LITTLE u AID nsSnRao2aioNEss
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Thursday Evening November 1872, farewell
and
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SPECIAL NOTICE! oo
The Election Returns will be read from the 5 age
this evening as fast as received by telegraph from
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Betting Favorable to the RepubIi-
Portsmouth for Grant.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H, NOV. 5--Everything Is
peaceable, almost dull, here. At noon the vote
polled in the whole city was $50. OF which Grant
had $50 and Greeley ZI5. Thus Tar the indica-
tons are that the republican majority will be
from 200 to 800.
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hnnd anch vii pay 70 Germany this week tv,
mske similar fnstalments until the END ~ ~, 20
NM nm. ~ mat on the LIST Of January only txo
m,aros OF the war indemnity viIl remain n no
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Special NOTICES.

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These Wines are very superior, and just as repre-
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Card.
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Disc ase of the Urinary and Seminal organs, ana me
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Address, JOSEPH T. INM4N,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City.
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LII aofsk pIsTkNPER gives rise +. xa-xo,,.
PrnSsdns N pp,nerent parn Of the country. IT,.
49,, =, ss re- records the sppesrapce o.
and drawn by four men ing machines,
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Banks Beaten.
worcester more than to I'm Favor
of Grant.

WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. 5.-A count of the
wards taken with two or three exception, at one
o'clock, gives Grant 2,477, and Greeley LOO
The republicans viii elect their representatives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

INTERNAL REvRNUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S457, 1885,
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A XIX Commemorative Secretary of the
Treasury this morning received a contribution
OF so to the conscience fund, from Newark
n. j.
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The QUESTION whether the ten per cent. dis
eliminating duty established by the Presidents
proclamation OF last week is to be held applica-
BILE TO goods afoat at the time of the procIama-
ton has not been decided by the Treasury De-
partment. The officers to whom il has been
submitted so far, hold, as stated in the STAR
day or two since, that the discriminating duty
applies to all goods arriving In French vessels
from other than French ports, from and after
the 3Oth ultimo, the date of the proclamation;
but the question is still under confederation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

MURDER OF A GoyERNMENT GUAGRR IN
kENTucKY.-The Maysville (ky.) Eagle save
"A report comes 90 Maysville thar Richard
Hutchcrsft, OF Bourbon county, was murdered
in Rowan county few days since. He l. :,
government gauger, and recently made
into the mountains in the discharge of his W.
duties. He disappeared, and nothing oIaciha
heard of him; but a buggy answer hss been
scription Of the one he had with b. ING me de.
In the road without the horse. IN Wa touhd
ever, that he may yet turn up we nope, how
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This Afternoon's Dispatches.
THE ELECTIONS.
GRANT THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
INDICATIONS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Grant IS, 900 Ahead IN Philadelphia.
The Republicans Betting on $4,000
Majority in Pennsylvania.
New Jersey VIII Give Grant 5000
Majority.
New Hampshire for Grant.
Many New York and Philadelphia
Democrats Voting for Grant.
Greeley's Majority in New York
City Very Small.
Louisiana Claimed by Both Par
ties.
The Republican Majority in Mas
sachusetts Larger than Ever.
RonEn Rattan Rndln
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man Who has iu,t retnr -aR DEsR--A gentle
the s1 stont,er Sr,ngs ned from a deer hunt on
yailing among the snim.s x an spsemls pre-
tSss heyds supply Of venison. He saws
VonIT ere frequently seen in which there
= 90 dozens scarcely able TO travel, and
found IN the ~. -ds. The disease seems 70 re-
.asembie IN II. ssn,, ~ The horse disease, which
a nov creating 20 much 3Die ~ INC ssst.-
81 Paul Press, Oct 2a 'a-~
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PEEsoNALs.-Hon. Thomas Fitch and family,
OF Utah, are in the city for the season. They
are staying at the Hamilton House for the
present, but Mr.. F. is negotiating for hsnd-
some house with a view to a permanent resi-
dence here. Judge David Davis, Of the u.
s. Supreme Court, has taken APARTMENTS at the
National hotel for the winter. .".Senator
Blair, of Missouri, is sick in ST. Louis. ....Sen-
stor Patterson of New Hampshire has, says the
New York Tribune, finally accepted the presi-
dency OF the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical
college, and will enter on its duties at the close
OF the Senatorial term, next March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

visit to my establishment win fully repay ell
who may appropriate the time and trouble u een-
ing, whether they purchase only wish 10 view my
immense stock and how i sell them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-05

WAR AGAINST HOSTILE ISDIANs.-The
government has recently determined, without
recalling any of its promises to the Indians, or
varying in the least from Its conciliatory course
towards the great mass OF them, to hold the re-
calclirant and IncOrrigibly hostile savages, no
matter where they may be found, to q stricter
accountability, and compel them by the most
Oh peace The recent castigations administered
10 10 by Crook, Mckenzie, and others is in
pursuance or this determination, and no one
need be in the least surprised To bear that onr
trools have struck still further blows against
such hostile bands as persist in repellinp the
oFertures OF the government in behalf of peace
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The Ma ssachusetts Election.

BOSTON, Nov. SO X. Harris, Journal News
Buredu:-The Boston vote for Grant is to fer
Greeley. Hooper and Whiting are running far
ahead. Banks is behind in his own town. The
Irish are voting for Gooch in Charlestown.
w. W. CLAP.
lSecond Dispatch.l
BOSTON, p. m.-NO doubt of the defeat of
General Banks. Couch, Whitney and Hooper
are elected. Everything all right.
W. w, CLAPP,
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NAVAL OFFICERS TRANsPRRRKD-Lieut.
Comnaneer Morton W. Sanders ordered to the
naval rendezvous at San Francisco Lieuts. j.
W. Miller and L. Ii. c. Leutze and Midshpmen
James ID. Bull, ordered to duty in the Nicara-
guam surveying expedition; Surgeon =. D. Ken
nedy ordered TO the Richmond; Surgeon F. L.
Dubois detached from the Pawnee and ordered
to the Pensacola navy-yard; Assistant Surgeon
d. NJ. X. Simmons detached from the New York
navy yard and ordered TO the Richmond; Assist
ant Surgeon j. f. Bransford detached from the
Naval Hospital at Philadelphia and ordered to
duty in the NiCaraguan surveying expedition
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Nashua Democrats Going Back

NAsHUA, n. H., Nov. 5.-The election is or,
ceediDg quietly. Greeley is not polling a fu
democratic vote. Few o'Conor tickets will I
cast.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-06-25
A Yankees Chances.


A YANKEE old bachelor was once
.[A bantered on the subject Of natrimony
by young girl, who told him she didn't
believe he ever found woman who'd have
him.
eyes, did, replied he, 81 had three
chances to get married, and they all "bus-
ted, +" so never tried fourth.'' r ~ .a
Pray how was that ?' inquired the young
lady & I N III
"Why, you see, courted Deacon Haw-
kins darter Deborah-Deb they used to
call her.--and SO one might've made it up
between us to get married. Well, while
we were going to the parsons, / accidently
slouched my foot into a mud puddle and
spattered mud all over Deb's new gown; it
was made out'n one of her grandmother's
chintz petticoats, and she was so proud of
the rig that she got mad as hops. Wa'al
when we got to the parsons the ceremony
began and he asked Deb If she would take
me for her lawful welded husband. "NoW
says she;" I've taken a mislikin' to him
since left home - ,.. I
"The parson laughed and SO did his wife
and darter, who had come in to see the
ceremony, and felt streaked as thunder,
while Deb went off in milf.
"Wa'al it was all up, of course, for the
time being but was determined to have
some satisfaction for such mean treatment,
SO began to shine up to her again; l gin
her a new string of beads, few kisses and
some other notions until finally we made it
all up, and we went to the parsons sec
ond time. We was stood out the middle
of the room and he ax'd me if l would take
Deborah for my lawful welded wifeP"
" No r' said ], GIVE taken a mslikin' to
her since was here last -
This was sumner for poor Deb, who
turned white as a Sheet and the parsons
wife ran for her smellin' salts.
began to relenta little when saw how
she took it; but it proved only to be mad
fit after all for in few minutes more she
skitted away for home, lively as a cricket.
I" 1t was some weeks before could bring
round the gal agin to let me spark her, and
it proved rather an expensive job, too, for
had to buy her a span new caliker gown
which cost hard on four dollars. That
fotched her and made sure thing of it,
So we went third time to the parsons
expecting to be tied so fast that all natur'
could't separate us. We ax'd him to begin
the ceremony, as everything was all rite
how ..r ..t-...-.,5
81 shant do any such thing ~ said he,
for I've taken dislikin' to both of you
since you were here last. ..t.1 ........
"Thoreupon Deb burst out crying, and
the parsons wife she burst out a laughing,
and the parson burst out scolding and
burst out the front door and put for home.
Next day, hearing that Deb had licked the
parson and pulled out nearly all his wife's
hair concluded that my chances with such
a fillibuster would be rather squally, so
let her slide" Iut
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PERRY COUNTY.
Real Estate. Insurance,
AND
CLAIM AGENCY.
LEWIS POTTER & co.,
Real Estate Brokers, Insurance, & Claim, agent
New Bloomfield, Pa.

WEINVITE the attention of buyers and SELL
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We have a very large list of desirab property,
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Some of the best, cheapest, and most reliable
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Property insured either on the cash or mutual
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Pensions, bounties, and all kinds of war claims
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R9- No charge for information.
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ID oBINsoN HOUSE,
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This well known and pleasantly located hotel
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A good livery stable will be kept by the proprietor
April 3, 1871. u .., N'f ..t II.
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