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North Carolina Election
No Official Return Yet.

Adyices now come from Ra.
leigh that at this day there are
only twenty-five counties in the
State from which official re.
turns of the late election have
been received. Tables printed
i'm the Grant organs prove
grossly Incorrect in these cases,
but complete official returns
are not expected until the Leg.
|islature meets in Novem Der.
What possible object can be
accomplished by this delay
save to delude the people in
the idea that the majority for
President Grants candidate lis
larger than the returns win
show. it, and to keep off as Tong
as possible the certainty soi
IMerrimon's contest and pr0qt
ii. electiop.s[Ne York Tri'
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-04

y Not Many weeks ago dis
tinguished office. holder in the
New York Custom House ap-
preached old Tom Alvord at
Saratoga, saying" "Mr. Alvord,
you must come out for Grant
without any more delay. The
Republican party wants to
make you it's candidate for
Governor this fall.' To this
remark Mr.. Alyord said: "Il
you thought you could elect
me | guess you wouldn't want
mefor your candidate. Moth
ing would induce me to accept
your nomination." So the
conversation ended. And now
the Grant organs discover that
Afford Is a ''sorehead.v -s,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-04
The Germans and Greeley,

1t is well known that the
German element in our coun-
try is a very large one, espe-
cially in the West. The Ger.
mans have heretofore acted,
almost as a unit, In support Of
the Republican party and its
nominees. 1t appears from
carefully prepared statistics
that there are l29 German pa
pers, daily and weekly, printed
in this country. IOf the 81
dailies 80 support Greeley and
Brown, 10 support Grant, 4
are hostile toboth tickets, and
two are still undecided. Oh
the "a weeklies, Semi-weeklies
and tri-weeklies, l53 support
Greely and Brown, 9 for Grant,
2 opposed to both tickets, and
10 on the fence. \
So 'it,appears that the whole
German press Of the country
-129 papers -83 go for Gree
ley and Brown, and only 2S
for Grant. Never before has
the German element been So
united and enthusiastic for any
Presidential candidate as it now
is for Greeley. .Pl95 4 + .dc@ .f,..,i =
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CEALED proposals win be received at tho Of
y flee of the clerk OF Elk Township, Yinton
county, Ohio, until the hour of1 O'Clock 7; Ma
on
SATURDAY., OctOber12, 1879,
for the construction of u Railroad along the fol.
iowin plroute, to-wlt: Beginning at q point on
the Southern boundry OF said township where
the old Road-bcd OF the scioto ana hockhg
Southern terminus, along sale. old koad-bed
through or near to the town OF McArthur and
thence to the Northern or Western boundry OF
said Township near the corner thereon, being
Said line Of RailfoadNwill be constructed IN 30.
cordance with the provisions ofan act entitled
an IA ct TO Authorize Counties, Cities, lncorpos
rated Villages and Townships 60 Duiig haiiroaaas,
the General Assembly OF the State OF ONO, April
23d, 1872; the work to be done under the direc::
tion Of competent Engineer, TO DC iurnlsned
by said Toynship ana VII aSloe % sde glvartss gIlH1s
furnishing cross s-ties rails and spikes, laying
track and ballasting, with all necessary SIDE
tracks, and doing and performing w the work VOTE
necessary TO the complexion 2t sale iine o. iSai,
The contractor will be required 70 iurplsh az
materials, and to enter into bond Win approved
security that he will perform said Work ,.n5 ncGor
ding to contracts-anu Wl.nin y sIT n1s ,,,li Sa
received for the construction OF the whole OF
sSid line of RaIlroad, or for any part; thereof,
the bid specifying the part proposed 70 DC built,
md Inc price per mile for building the same, or
IA. the preatcst number of miles that will be
bnllt % M ior said sum Of $25OOO so as aforesaid ap
propriated for the building of said road. Tho
work ofcoDstrgetiQn viii he commenced as sa,9A9
paid for during the progress Of the work, In Acs
cordance with Section Of said act. The profile
Of said Railroad, with estimates and ,sspeciica-
Clerk on and after September 25th, 1872
Tho bids will be opened and examined, and
the contract awarded as carly as practicaDle on
or after said t2th Of October 1872; and pinuers
viii endorse on the sealed envelope enclosing
bids: OProposal for Constructing Raiiroad,"
and address tile same TO the Township CLERK OF
Elk Township, yInton Co, .. ,,.
HENIiY UERRQLD, TITppssEess Ip E,
JAS. b. JOHNSON, v. Co., y.
MORRIS EVANS, Township Clerk.
August 4, 1879
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-04

Sarcastic Granite, "Yon'ye
got Sumner and Banks, and
now I suppose you expect
Grant will'come outIfor Greeley
next Confident Greeleyite.
IN o, not just yet. We don't
want Grant to come out for
Greeley until the fourth of
March. a-.a.,.y
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-04
GENERAL NEWS.

Private kilograms were re
ceived. in London on Saturday
from Belfast which report that
rioting had been renewed III
that city, and that several So,
1 we're encounters had occurred
between the opposing parties.
1.-The reports were, however, not
subsequently, confirmed by dis
patches to the press. /,
1t appears that the fears en-
htertained by the Spanish gov
ernment of another insurrectlon
in the provinces bordering
France were justified by infor.
nation received } The uprising
of the revolutionists was fixed
for the 18th inst, Preparations
have been made to promptly
repressi any disorder that may
occur, and the French govern
ment has been requested to use
precautions to intercept aid to
the conspirators from France.
The King and Queen have re-
turned to Madrid from their
tour through y the northern
frontier. y WI 49,. ...,.,tZ
The returns. of the prelimi-
nary elections for the Spanish
Cortes indicate, so far, a deci.
ded victory for the. Ministers.
They have been successful in
twenty-seven chief towns and
a hundred and fifty.one dis
tricts. But ten towns and
fourteen districts were carried
by the Republicans, and nine
districts and six towns are
equally divided between the
two porties. A manifesto was
issued by the Republicans on
the morning of the day of
election, in which they warmly
urged their voters to rally at
the polls to fight the battle
against monarchy. They de-
clare that Europe awaits the
result, and a success would
strengthen the cause Of democ'
racy throughout the Continent.
The Carlists do not appear to
have taken any part in the
election. y
There has beer, another, and
it is presumed, q final split in
the irish band; its leader, with
seven of the members, have
sailed for Europe, some Of them
have gone to Canada, and two
remain in5New York city
The band ofthe Garde Repub.
licaihe, after giving a concert
in Havre for the benefit Of All.
satians who left their homes
when the Germans occupied
Alsace, left on Saturday for
Paris. Dan Godfrey Of the
the British Grenadier Guards
Band, is said to be desirous Of
revisiting this country on a.
professional tour.
Five thousand persons took
part yesterday in New Orleans
in celebration by one or two
thousand nativer of Alsace and
Lorraine Of their declaration of
allegiance to France. A pro-
cession Of a number of French
Societies was formed which
terminated at the Opera House,
Z M ~ N.ug 4
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-04
rFrom the Ashland (Ohio) Prcss.l
Vote for Greeley Business
Men,

u1VIAe
While on the street, a few
days since, we heard one o
our MERCHANTS say he coulc
not support Mr.. Greeley fol
fear it would injure the com
mercial interests Of the country
We do not see how such a fear
could enter a mans thoughts
and a yery,little examination
would reveal how absurd such
thoughts are, Mr.. Greeley is
an active business man and
hasla all the capitalize canscoti-
mand steadily employed in bu.
siness, and in all his business
undertakings he has been emf,
nently successful, SO fully does
he understand the rules of
trade. When Grant was elect
ed President, he appointed MIR.
A. t. Stewart, of New FORK,
his Secretary Of the Treasury,
because he was familiar with
the business interests of the
country. and could regulate
better than almost any one else
the monetary affairs of the
government. The business
men all over the country hail
ed this as a wise appointment.
Now this same A. 7. Stewart
is out for Greeley, and so GER
tainly does he see the prosper
ity of the country in his elec-
tion and success in all CONNER
cial circles, that he has placed
$4,000 in the hands of the
committee to aid in his cleo
tion. We have no better or
more successful business men
in the country than Mr.. Stew
art, and business men may re-
ly on his Judgment in this re-
gard. There are other busi-
ness men all over the country
fiocking to the banner of Gree
ley and Brown, and we are
surprised that any business
man should object to his fit
ness in a commercial point of
view, when he must compare
it with Mr.. Grant. Mr.. Gree>
ley has made Of himself what
he is, commercially and other.
wise. He has relied on his
own labors to get wealth, fame
and honor; while Grant has not.
He, Grant, was educated, cloth
ed and fed by the government,
picked up by party and fore
ed into notoriety; and so en-
tirely has he relied upon the
care and plans of Others that
he has framed out the governs
ment to those who can pay the
most for it and the most costly
presents. So thoroughly does
he look for aims from all with
whom he comes in contact that
he has become notoriously
known rs 'The Gift Taker."
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-09-04
[1IKia Isaia with the loose as

|j3 Ibais said withathe loose as
sertion Of the .,seoond~rate-a or
dependent press, that rGreeley3s'
associates. were not the most
exalted men: yet whoever
beard of him taking entertain
|ment, from James Fisk, ,lor at
tending a horse race, Or lunch
ipg with Josephine Mansfield,
or playing poker with Rufus
Ingalls,, or writing letters to
shut up gold under the dicta-
|tion ofTAbel r., Gorbiu?
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The Sight Fever and Dull Pain In the Head
Deficiency Of Precipitation, Yellowness ,g q tne
and sudden Fiushes Of Heat, Burning N the
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