Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-05


those received show large farmers vote.
Special to the GAZETTE.
FACQCIER.
WARRENToN, Nov. ). The majority for the
Conservative ticket in this county is S43.
Eastman, Con-, for the State Senate, has is
majority over Bayly, Independent.
Shumate aud Henderson, Cons, for the
House of Delegates are elected, the former
having 655 aud the latter $50 over their leading
Radical opponents.
Edmonds, Ind, is elected Treasurer BY I35
majority over Beale, Con.
The remainder of the County Conservative
ticket is elected by large lmajorties.
Special to the Gazette.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
WINCHESTER Nov 5-Rcturns from all but
one precinct in the county give the whole Con-
sentative State ticket one thousand and sixty
six majority, aud the full returns WILL in all
probability, increase this majority some sixty.
Bell, for Treasurer, Silver, for Sheriff, Car
ter for Superintendent of Poor, Moling, for
Surveyor no opposition, have l,506 majority
Special to the Gazette.
PRINCE WILLIAM.
MANASSAS, Nov 5.-At this place the vote
for Governor was, Kemper l73, Hughes III.
At Brentsville, Kempcr SO, Hughes Al; at
Dumfries, Kempcr 90. Huges II; at Occoquan,
Kemper So, Hughes 6S; at Coles, keuper
10, Hughes 25; at Garrisonvie, Kempcr l96,
Hughes II. A small precincts yet to hear
from will probably give Kcmper b majority.
There were three candidates in the field for
the House of Delegates -NIessrs. Dunuington
and Purcell, Conservatives, and Round, indie
pendent, and il is considered quite certain that
Round is elected by small majority.
Especial to the Gazette.
SPoTsYLvANIA.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov. 5.---Spotsyl-
vania, Including fredericksburg will give near
600 majority for the Conservative ticket
Special to the Gazette.
cULPEPER.
CULpEpER, G. H., Nov. 5.--The full vote
cannot yet be given Kemper's majority is G3
Strother for the House of Delegates has $50
majority over Nails Iud. PAYNE majority for
Clerk is l54, aud Jones for Treasurer has 700
majority.
The Conservatives have everything.
The county of Albenarle has elected their en-
tire Conservative ticket by about the same ma
jority given 10 the election two years ago.
The OLD KN1cKERBocKER How many of
4 ! / lie
lord and Louis Gaylord Clark. They seem to
beloug to an older generation Willis Gaylord
Clatk del nearly thirty years ago, having writ
ten during short life of thirty years, many
original, pleasant and humorous articles, some OF
which appeared 10 the old knickerbocker Maya
zine. OF this magazine, Louis Gaylord Clark,
whose death from paralytic stroke is announe-
this morning, was for many years editor. lie
was the first in American TO establish something
of personal intercourse with his readers,
light, gossiIpy and sociable. Hi" Editor Stable
and Gossip with Readers andC Correspondents
always" exhbiteda lively sense OF the humor-
Gus, gentle appreciation Of the pathetic
much knowledge Of men and books, and an un-
bounded genial,ty, which expressed itself occa-
sionaIly 10 quaint, but always in graceful Ian
guage.' The old "knickerbocker" is but a
name now but its list of contributors was IN
its palmy days, among the best IN America
INTERESTING LITERARY TREASURE. The
papers of Taeyraud and Of some others whose
familiarity with great events gave great worth
to their literary remains are now almost ready
for publication. being relieved from the restrlc-
tons of wills that forbade their earlier issue.
Much has been expected from them and un-
doubtedly much will be added to our knowledge
by them, even though the few collections that
have been Intentionally or accidentally secreted
heretofore, have sometimes failed to realize
the value assigned them. Before these memo
rails are received, however, valuable contr-
button to art-lterature will be made by the
printing of Michael Angeles papers, recently
fallen into the possession OF the Italian govern
ment and committed to Professor MlIauesl for
publication on the fourth centenary Of the ar
lists birth March 6, next.
VIRGINIANs IN BALTIMORE. -Iou meet
with Southern gentlemen 10 every department
of life in the pulpit, in the counting room,
in the ranks of the medical profession, at the
bar and in one and all Of these situations they
take stand second to none. COL Marshall,
one Of the most prominent aud successful law
yers here, and Mr. Bernard Garter, likewise dis
tipgulshed in the legal profession, are both sous
of Virginia. Rev. Messrs. Dudley, Randolph
and Peterkin. who have charge Of three Of the
most important aud fourishng. Episcopal
Churches 10 Baltimore, and Rev. Mr.. Scott a
most successful miu;ster. are all Firglnians
ri