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Associated Press Reports.
NEW YORK.
The Result i'm Ke~ KnrL City

INV YORK, Nov. 6.-All but three of the
election districts have been heard from on the
meyeT vote Of ds this CITY, and give Have
$685. O,Brien, Apollo Hall, 3i,3O1; Have
meyers plurality being 3,i5i.
Returns from all but Is election districts in
TINS city give b. 5. Cox, democratic candidate
TremaiEe.
The following are elected for city Officers:
OF the superior court, III. O. Van Voorst; city
iudge, Josiah Sutherland; district attorney B.
h Phelps; coroner ,Adolph Kessler,-all repub-
candidates OF Apollo Hall, also supported BY re-
publicaDs.
The congressman elected from this city are:
Mm- X. Roherts, James Brooks, Thomas j.
dreamer, and Fernando wood,-all democrats:
and John ID. Lawson and David 4. Mellish, re-
this city, together with nine republicans and
one representative of Apollo Hall, who was also
SUP ported by republicans.
The vote on the general ticket in the CITY and
county fell short Of the registration IG.5Is The
ago.
Dix Elected.
IN er 6 MAJORITY in this city will be probs
Oily 5O,0Oo, but he viii not have enough ever his
ticket IN the state TO defeat Dix.
The Result I'm BROOKLYN.
c ne,tIis thIs lar received from Brooklyn give
Is elected 20 Congress from the "a district and
Stewart l.. NOOdford and p. II. CroOke. renub-
ncanF, IN the Sd and 4th. The democrats elect
Out OF Assem- blymen and the city ticket.
The New Legislature Of New York
Inc asst mbly IN the state will probably stand
a democrats to "a republicans. The senate 4
republican, holding over from last year
Horton (dem.l Elected 90 Congress
from the Saratoga District
S!AhATCSA, NOV. 6-SsIatogs county gives a
majority for horton. dem, for Congress sche-
TIauy comfy gives Horton 200 majority, and
rulton county gives him2JO majority. His cleo
uon rs certain. Grants majority in Saratoga
county is about 1900.
Scattering Returns.
UGDEssBURs n. T., Nov o--St. Lawrence
township lcompletel gives Grant 6,sIo majority.
HIGH BRIDGE, n. Y, Nov. e-Hunterdon
county gives 76e de mocratic majority. Somer-
set county gives 500 republican majority. Fred
ahead a Of he iE IN tSs
year is reduced below 2,Ooo.
NEW YoRK, Not 6.-Ne~ York ssate-Tven
ty-tVo additional towns and seDen districts give
Grant I,sss majority. Richmond county gives
THE FIRST REPUBLICAN, coSeRKssMAS Ryxs
sKnT vRoM THn FIRST pserRiCr
Schudder, rep, Is elected to Congress Inv
loco majority from the first district, being the
district, which includes Staten Island Horto.
dem; L elected TO Congress from the i2tn dis,
uict by $500 majority.
DIx's MAJORITY.
,,.t Mo eounuesi sixty sections aud tventy-one
nor. n ioi o0'ef-
Mere for Dix.
IUy-tnIee towns and twenty nine districts
a. 20 those neretofore teiesrsphsd give
nan. s-sS'e' Ae'-
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KANSAS.
Only One AnnnIn Inr Eur,cIcr

IoffNA, Ks, Nov. Returns from the
e.a.e Ssihe ~ s-CNlf- -a- vote - very large.
snd Tire Republicans r.s1 .,.-,urlcrs Tlls
rtpneiCsn msios ~ .s If0 this CITY. shawnee
eoSnty gives iFr2 republican majority. Ifan
eoah!y - fri,a ..s a. majority, and Miami
county 500 republican ana iaritv. 50 ~ to
liberals csrry only one county.
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MISSOURI.
NJ. Louis Fier-- three Democratic
agnE n. Hsfs m

st. lCvTs. N0N. f.TfT'V.sfE of cry f1ur
pfCcluCts la fai~ Crl.ts s.ve Gree.ey 3..rfl
msf"rHF. o'lv IT, wHris IN th's riry give
Grant rl1. or--.ls- fic ra-a.f au thc stale an I
Stoi'k tsset ID uof known ~ yCt. TIE r-rrua
have uCt beeu counted PM t i belle NFl tECy
Siil iAA but little. u saE. behind the vote frr
Greeley. There B, bn togbt that the .ismo crafts
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VIRGINIA.
The state Claimed for Grant

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 6.-Additioual returns
this morning show Increased repubi can gains
in the state. Many democrats corcede
the state 10 Grant, while Others are ssuruine
of carrying II for Greeley. In this Con
gresSiOnsl district the returns. though not
full, are favorable Tor Snyth. republican.
who claims that he il elected by several hun
dred. Wise, dem, IL equally confident 81 us
election by a small msioritv. The republican
state committee claim the state for Grant
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LONG CHASE AFTER A WATCH THEE
way from Burlington, Vt, TO Minnesnoiis
MINI, was robbed az the Galena RAILROAD IL,
90 90 Sl1caeo OF yalise containing seven watches
y sotDy coupons Tor 5000 and securities snaon..
ing 70 $4,000. A few DAYS afterward 49,
retes VA arrested while trying 60 sell some -
ue watches, and through him the secnri,, ~
w: Nation Of being the actual pnrio,rae s -
ssIse. ne was traced through Canada snd
Various states, and, returning to Chicsgo Ia,
Lnussosy was there arrested He had beiS :
nisetory IN Chicago, but had left IL on sccns,,
" nnancial operations which were nnss,sss.a
10Y 70 nh employers, but were settled vithon,
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SAIIFoRNIA.
Partial Returns

SAN Francisco, Nov. The republican
central committee report that IN L41 precincts
outside OF the city Grants major. ~ j. G.52'.
Page and CLAYTON, reps, are elected o, Com
greSs.
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Il ne fcf'uhilcaf.- VIII have majority I'D On .
houses Cf TIE legislature. and fhe mate ~e-f
cut last night giving the republicans twelve - r.
OF nineteen ouErts>ucU appear to Do corn.
from Present retGrus. Et-dIIs lr0n The iu-
-ertor come I'm slowly.
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JUDGE CUNT SUES MRS FAIR.-Judca
Quint, who defended Mrs. Fair aud drew m
the brief upon which she was awarded a ne ~
Lilal Dy the supreme court of the state of Cali
iornia has sued her for his fees of A.. 0r5. H.
mas attached her money in two banks.
SThe San Francisco Bulletin speaks Of
Joan Shlnaman as ga browning domestic dis
,~Oures for the horse dissemper and rems-
by the quire.
~"Beiow.1sh street, $40; above 18th. 500.
ana funerals, SIS EACH" are the hack rates II,
new York during the horse malady.
Iowa Falls lime-burners are usin Q corn as
er than wood. o"N
SDelaware was the first state TO ratify the
FEDERAL constitution. Rhode Island was the
last state OF the sold thirteen" to come into the
Union.
~Miss Lizzie Hayden of Topeka claims that
soe was terrified into marrying q monster, and
wants divorce because be sleeps with . reyol-
yer under his pillow.
~ November opens with three inches of snow
In the woods Of northern New Hampshire and
four feet OF snow on the dome or Mount Wash
ipgton.
s%Mr. Grantley F. Berkeley, who is an au-
thority on dogs, says that 'sfor hydrophobia
there Ii no cure, and since the memory Of man
there never was" ~
- The Darwinian theory has reached ecclesi-
astical councils in New Englanr, and Young
candidates for the pulpit are questioned on the
subject.
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FROM Europe io-.Iax

TOWN DESTROYED BY HURRICANE
MILAN, Nov. 6--The town OF Palazzolo. situ-
s'ed near brescia, in the province OF Brpsc,a.
was visited by terrible hurricane YESTERDAY
Hal the buildings in the town were DESTROYED
and 81 persons were killed by falling wallis an
Jumpers. LOCO families were made homeless
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K. to1s nj, rep. Ior Congress, ran behind hi-
Z ctet IN Newcss-le county, wacre MS ~ 5ri'y
(, SEQ.
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The HORSE PLAGUE seems to have passed its
crisis in the north, and Is gradually subsiding
1t is at its worst in Philadelphia, and local
transportation is almost entirely SUSPENDED
The same may be said of Baltimore; in which
city no cars will be started before Monday next
The disease is progressing southwark, and has
appeared at Charleston and other southern
cities. The city of Havana is enforcing quar-
antine upon all horses arriving from New York.
As yet the plague seems not to have reached
Cuba. 80
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HENRI KooHRPoRf has been permitted to "a
TO Versailles to marry the the dying mother Of
his children In order TO legitimize his Offspring.
When the ceremony Is concluded he will return
to prisOn.
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cd MuhDEh n BosTos-Rsm and Jsalou,y "a.
yealoufy, was committed In Ros,c, m sno
morning; Ine murderer Is young man I na,s
red %s. I na%sy and his victim was msr,
that Deasy and his wife weye 10y; ~ seems
y , 1eioSa, when they encountered Io,ns .o1at
men VINO nIen they were acquainted. So,s ~.
a. thew vent 49, sno during their con yer tien
s,,ha sas some remark which bessy tboaShI s 1
thsf she ~ SUI. 70 his wife or an irsinussso,,
Lomsns,s mao al some time been familiar WIN
nansly drew a knife and stabbed .Men 10
md a. ne latter died IN q fe ~ meme,ts
sbese a'e murderer was arrested amer = lon,,
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THREE CEFoRTU NATE BRorH KRs.-The In
Gianapolls News says: ''SOme years ago Jason
omitn, John kiIkwO0d and William Nicholson
married three sisters, named Jolly, the we'd
ulngs taking place within a short period of one
another. Smith, who at the time was engineer
az Fred. Z. Rush S elevator, was drowned in the
fogue-run flood of 1866. Kirkwood met his
Ceatn IN collision on the Indinap oiis, Cincln-
nan and lafayette railroad, while running An
engine. The last of the Inflated brothers.in-
law was William Nicholson, who wa cushed 10
death between two cars in the junction railroad
yard few daYs ago.
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RHODE ISLAND.
G.faHI-s tAA.ArtIn N-1AS

fRcV1uENCE. r. Z, Nov. 6.-tluupicfe r.
.ufns IL Mode lslaLI give Grant majority ~
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The Legislature Republican.

The majority fcT Grant n toe s-sfs - - o.
mated at 300, WAilC hat Tor pgieshy tOr ,iol
erLCr " ~ De something les
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THE AssAssIN OF POsTMAsrER MoRroN.-
II is said that sfter Dels Slack had shot Isaac
Morton at Port Royal. Va, ne went 10 the hotel
and requested the landlord to awake Nd the
manager OF the circus. 1t being % late the
and, as he turned the corner OF the -builAina
shot at the landlord through . window, but for,
tunately missed him. - = = -
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GENERAL BARRY, U. 5. A, command ng at
Fortress Monroe, i at the Ebbitt House.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CRKswELL closed his
stumping tour with speech at Elkton, Nd, on
Monday night last.
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SECRETARY robson returned here las
'vening. Secretary Boutwell, will return to-
,i-bt
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvRsUs.-The receipts from Ii
source to-day were slCs ,672 81.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCRRT
$500, 900 i'm Bank to Fay all Gifts
n Full Drarfsy a. Sight.
100000 FOB ONLY $40,

At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
spgIia act of the Legislature ia aid of the Public
Library OF Kentucky unsyoiesbly postponed from
September p TO December Z, and which positiv ely
and unsquIy ocslly occurs in Louisville, KY, SAT
CEDA1 December ls95, witksu ut further delay on
any account hate the following Cash Gifts
Tor distrlbutiOn by lot among the ticket holders:
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ADJUSTMENTS.


UNQUALIFIED CONCERTS.
SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS,
The Isrgest and most perfect Concert Troupe which
has ever travelled a her in this country or in
Manager ...... GoscHs.
FRIDAY EVENING. November 15rH,
FIRST GRAND CON c E RT.
MOEDAY EyESIsG, E9yembs. lSrE,
The following celebrated soloists will appear:
MIR GEOR1E l.. OSGOOD,
The youpg American Tenor. His first appearance.
Nh. BEBNHaBD LisTEaANNs
The celebrated Yiolinist. Together with the
UNRIVALLED ORCH ESTRA.
PBICE OF ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved &c cents extra,
en nS I on TUESDAY, MORNING, N6Tember i2!h
az metZsI9tt L Co.'S, where the Programmes can
pooTs operas7..;, T. commence ats,
Thomas Concerts. rs
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
~ MR. j. u. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager.
EoR SIN NIGHTS AMP SATURDAY MATINEE.
Fnst appearance in Warrington Of the taleuted
KATE Ean2s f ft'EaSi
C0MKDY C0MPI Ny.
in her uErivsled rendition Of
LITTLE NELL AND TIE MAROHIoNESs,
giving her sD fkSg1 b9ss sGpS aPd Dance
together with her GREAT BANJO SONG, AMI last
sr'1 s THh aPPGE Les o iFp w ~ RHs
in the drsmatzation Of Charles Dickens. sr eat novel
OLD ouR sPtis1Sf SHOP.
NEG'S DIyERsIOS AND LITTLE REBEL.
WEDNESDAY, Eoyember6,
TEUR<DAY, Noveraber 7.
LITTLE DETECTIVE
FRIDAY, BkNEFIT OF
KATIE PUTNAM.
SATURDAY, AT P. M, GkAND MATINEE,
MONDAY, November. IL. the Distinguished Ira
gtdlsn, Nh JOSEPH PROCTOR. no4-tf
UTASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w El,reHh st., south of Pennsylvania drenue
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTIONsl
UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTIES
Second week o. the worldrenowned athletes and
BROWN AND sAHFORD.
Bars.
The beautiful All d, de;hlHs RaRseuses, the
The Child Wonder end Change Artist,
LIE PETITE ANGELOIS
nssaIs OF ILTER AND GOODRICH,
The new and beautiful Ballet advertisement, ca
TEE FAIRY sPRITE, THE FAIRY sPR!TE
Miss SAGLIE APT. MILE 8ALEETTI,
Mr.. JAs.W W. sLEY and Miss ADDIE JOHNSON
sketches and interludes By the Sons of Mornas.
Messrs. PARK ER, BURBANK. x. JEAN BUCK.
LEY and JAS. DOUGLASS.
Brilliant Parlor Entertainment.
First time Of the beautiful Sensation al Drama,
written by W. J. Thompson, entitled
The BRlGAND QUEEN; Or, A Fathers Curse,
benefit Of the people favorite, DICK PARKER.
Family Matinees every Wednesday and Saturday
Ladies nights every Tuesday and Friday. no4
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ILLtNOIS.
Sweeping kepubIiCau Victory 80
snaea-n

CHICAGO, Nrv. t.--iIe returns from th.s civ
are not yet conn iefH. - AZ 4. the vote
counted ~ indicates r1F- Grants majority ID
this city - between .fH ana 5000. and In ~ q
county lotCa. Rice, y srd aui Farweil, reps.
are elected 20 Congress The republicans have
elected probably SIS on M seven state senators,
and twelve ont 81 tWer"v rer.-e~entaffEas.
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49, dis.e pfofsDe people who ~ssbed IN.
cot thers nper sin Halifax" are gra ised us
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DEATHS FROM HYDRoPAoBIA,-C ottfried
Gebhardt, boy who was bitten in the aand
seven weeks ago by dog, died OF hydrophobis
IN 81: Louis Sunday night. He suffered intense
within a week that occurred there from hydro
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DELAWARE.
Grants Majority Gil.

,PHILADfLPBIA, Nov. 6.-sussex county.
SSSseeelsys majority 49, Kent county. Greeley
grants majority in the iftate is 61I. Eli r
sharp, rep, 10 elected sheriG in Spssex. Jams,
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ADMIRAL BoGGs, L. 5. N, who has been sick
at the Ebbitt House for some time past, lie
slowly improving,
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SJULAGABhNr rUuK LES PIEDs; CORs
ehLeNe- ssBs peine; dnrillons Daanvais snslas
S sypfknss ave- succes, par lie pOC1EoR WHITE,
NhIceeois'e No s35 18th street. posite the
III snry pepArtnent. Pour ssins douRss Oh ziui,
lie D0CrkURwHITE, est etabli W ashin ston
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The money To pay all these gifts Is now Don de-
posit, aud set apart tor that pose in the Farm
ers' and pTOyers Bank, ~ viii be seen by the fol-
lowing Certificate Of the Cashier:
FARAERs' AND DR0gERs' p sK,
- - Lou SvILLS. XIV, Sept. 26, 1871
THIS IL TO CERTIFY THAT THERE Is Now
On DEtuSlT In THIS BANK OVER HALF A
MILLION OF pOLLAES To THE CREDIT or
III d GIFT CONCERT FUND Sseo 900 OF
WHICH lS HELD BY THIS BANK AS TREAS
n 4 Oh TEE PUBLIC iIBRARY OF KEN
ISIh1 10 PAY OFF ALL GIFTS TO BIZ
3. VEECE, Cashier.
PRICE OF TIOhETS
whole tickets, SlO; halves Ss; Quarters, $40: IL
Who'll tlkSts for lCo; IS for 255 IS for 0s6 ilS for
SlHcO ~ Tor $3.50; SIS for $500. No discount
Oh less then slGo worth or tickets at a timo
The drawing will positively and unsorivocally
Jake place December z. Agents are per~n ptorily
required 10 close sales and make returns Koyembof
q IN order 70 give simple time for the and arrange,
s1ia odTs LOT tickets or applications fer CIR
Gov. THOMAS y. ~BRANILETnE.
Agent Public Library Of Kectucky, Loaisyille, KY.
New York Ofioe, SOC Bcoadva In eharea 81
MAJOR THOs. u. HAYS. ocf2 -faSSm
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Serious Illness OF Gen. Meade

PHlLADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-General Meale /
seriously III OF pneumonia.
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LADIES CEDERWEAR and GENTS SHIFTS
direct from the manufacturers, at wholesale prices
GENTS SHIRTS made to order on short
eS-tNoyf
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Grants majority in Massachusetts will be
about G5 Geo. The full repu bican state ticket is
elected, the entire republican delegation in
Congress chosen, aud an increased republican
majority to the legislature. GOoch's majority
over Banks in the 9th congressional district is
over 600. Hooper's Majority in the 18th district
is 2 SEQ. Whiting, in the Sd district. has large
majority, as have all tho other republican can
didataS.
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IEIgsDS LApiks' sATtONAn Daa
fenssysvsnlA avenue Ladies and geussFnen ,
LsseA eA9aEsd dasls. MY facilities for ,unslyins
fartiss. ssddtng,, Dinns-s, &C; complete, are
would solicit liberal share & your patronage r.
IkkUND, Caterer and Oonfeetioner, Al0I Peon-
YivAnia avenue. aue- II
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Rhode Island complete, eXcept ,0c,l Islam I,
gives grant 1858; Greeley, 5,305. Eames ami
Pendleton Irep.) are elected to Congress from
the list and % districts.
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Returns from all but four towns give Grant a
majority of i,i22. The republicans have gained
80 over the vote OF lS6S in New Haven county,
and All IN Hartford county. The tin in tie
state is l,15I over the vote OF 1853 Gen. H w-
ley Is elected to Con resS over Eaton by GIL.
with the small town of Union To hear fr1m
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Contamination for Grant

William Sherman. secretary of the republican
state committee of San Francisco telegrapheti
TO the President that the state of Californis had
gone largely for Grant and carried three Con
gressmen. San Francisco is claimed for Grant
by $500 majority, with "A precincts to hear from
The Colorado railroad subsidy scheme has been
defeated by an overwhelming majority.
0regOn-NO News
No returns have been received from Oregon,
but the state has undoubtedly gone for Grant
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Pennsy Irania-G Grants ma jOrity over
100 600

The estimates of Grants majority in Pcnnsyl-
vania range from 10000 to 100, 900. The PhiIa-
delpbia North American estimates Grants ma
jority at LIS, coo. The republican mai prity in
Allegheny county Is over 5000. Grants ma
iority in Philadelphis, except in the 18th ward,
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Grants majority in the state will be about
10000 GO towns give Grant IS ,l6J. and Greeley
4, 92o. The O'COnor vote is very light. Tht
three republican nominees are all elected Il
congress by the usual m2iGrities, except in tn
% district, where Steele republican, ObtsiRet
few hundred votes against Poland, the Tegula
nominee. Poland is, however, elected by
handsome majority.
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MesS ttf8lm1oF-MajOrtty for Grant
Ine returns are meaxer, but indicate tina
west virginia has gone for Grant. Return
from majority OF the points reached BY tele
.Pa NOV, vitn few exceptions, large repub
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The story of General Grants greatest victory
Is partially told in last nights dispatches to this
city, the substance of which is given below
TO-day's kilograms will be found in another
part of the paper:
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Nar,h Caroliua-arant.. matt aoo.

Parual returns from about twenty tive coun-
ties indicate that the state has gone for q rant
BY between 5000 and 5000, with a largely in
creased vote.
south Carolina = Large mai for q rant
Returns from various portions OF South Caro-.
lima indicate that Grant has carried the state by
a heavy majority. Greeley. in Charleston, falls
about 500 behind Seymour's vote.
Georgsa-3 30 900 majority for Greeley.
The state has gone for Greeley by 80 900 ma
iority. Rawls, dem., is probably elected to
Congress.
FlOrida-Grant's majority 300.
The estimated majority TOR Grant on partial
returns from the state is 500. Partial retnr ns
indicate the election of Bloxham (liberal) for
Governor.
1Iabama-The State for Greeley
The returns are meagre, but indicate that the
state has gone for Greeley and the liberal state
ticket.
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Returns from this state, so far as heard from
indicate q light vote, compared with the las
gubernatorial election. The republican vote Il
generally full, while the democratic vote shows
a falling OFF of fully % per cent. Greeley's ma
I0r dty in the state will probably be less thar
10000. Democratic congressman, it is believed
are elected from every district.
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Ohio-srant.s majority 10000

Returns throughout the state indicate that
Grants majority will be from 40, 900 to IS. OOl.
TIE estimated republican majority in Cincin-
natl is $500; gain of about 1000 over October.
Hamilton county, with the exception Of the 4th
ward of Cincinnati, gives republican gain OF
"a, and itis expected that the 4th ward will in
crease this to about 800. Toledo city gives
Grant 1000 majority. which will be inc. eased
to 1000. In the county the republican gain is
] q over October,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-06

Forty-three towns give Grant $3.50 majority.
Cassidy, in the 9th district, is ruuning ahead of
his ticket. In the other districts but little
scratching was done. .-..s r#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-06

The democrats claim the election of Gros
venor, LIBERAL for congress, from the Sd district
and Stone, democrat, from the 81 district
t. republicans claim the election of Stanard
for congress, from the lst district, and Hilton
by plurality in the Sd district. Wells, democrat
for congress, is elected in the I'd district. TIL
returns from the state are too meager to has
calculations upon. but scattering votes from
different parts of the state show rather large
republican vote than was expected. The demo
Gratis say their vote is smaller than they antici
rated.