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OBITUARY.
Lea Williamson.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November q, 1879.
The pupils OF the Memphis Protestant Collegtsts
Institute, upon hearing Of the sudden and uns1
peeted death Of LIZA WILLIAlisJs zone OF their num-
oeT), passed unanimously the following resolutions
Ra-OtJ-d, That VI have knU7n LEA WuIrs,ls1,-
70 % uleF1tOrOus and deserving youth Dry7cfsUr In
scnOSaFsnlp and conduct. correct IN morals aud
worthy OF the friendship and cOnddsnoe OF gIi v6S
knew him.
RsSOk,td. That IN our hearts We deeply regret TIN
loss OF our late companion and WORTHY friend ~
whose death Te have been d. yrved Of a valuab.s
and excellent associate
ReSoitttt, That W deeply syupathiZa with the fam
lly In their Bereavement and while they have lost
loved son and brother, we havp been Z ,nr'-a ~ j,
respected schOOlmate. and tGaI We tender tg them "a
COPY OF these resolutions To the effect that they NAV
know that they are not alone In the sorrow vh'..
God hss seen III " bring upon them.
q. y. WESTON
:. u. SCOTT
&. ". ALSD8ROOE
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When the Legislature meets. It viii be tkr
irst duty Of Governor Porter TO insist upon
sh investigation of the Avalanche lie. charg
ing him with borrowing money--a lie reit-
Grated in the face Of his denial, and that OF
Treasurer Morrow and the officers Of the
Fourth national bank. Of Memphis. We
want Legislative committee to investigate
these charge and let the public know how and
with whom they originated.
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INCIDENTS.
Grant Appealing to the Bayonet.

PHILADELPHIA, November l0.-The fol-
lowing are copies of kilograms sent about
noon to-day by President Grant:
PHILADELPHIA, November 10
General W. T. sherman, Washington:
Instruct General Augur. I'm Louisiana and General
Rtger, In Florida, 10 be vgiant and with the force
~ thelr command to preserve peace and good order
anu 10 see tnat the proper and legal boards of can
vasSers are umOleSted In the performance Of their
duties. Should there be any grounds of suspicion of
fraudulent count, by either side, 1t should be NJ
ported and denounced at once. No man worthy of
the Office of President should be willing TO hold II n
counted In and placed there by fraud Either party
can AFFORD to be disappointed In the result. The
country cannot AFFORD to have the result tainted by
suspicion OF Illegal or false returns.
L. S. GRANT.
PHILADELPHIA, November 10.
General W. T. sherman, Washington
Send all the troops to General Augur he NAV deem
necessary 70 Insure an entire quiet and peaceable
count o. the ballots actually cast They may be taken
rom south Carolina, unless there Is reason 10 sIlS-
plcion an outbreak there The presence Of citizens
rom other states, understand is requested In
Louisiana, TO see that the board of canVaSsers make
1a1r count OF the vote actually cast II Is to be
hoped That representative and fair men Of both par
Hes Will go. T. 8 GRANT
Tne First AnstalIment or Troops for
Florida
AUGCsTA, Ga, November l0.-Two COM
pames OF troops at Aiken leave this evening
for Tallahassee.
Four Companies or Troops Ordered TO
Florida.
WASHINGTON, November l0.-Four COM
pames of troops have been ordered from
South Carolina to Tallahassee They left this
morning; General Rugur will accompany
them to Florida. The excitement here i
more intense than ever, and crowds are con-
gregated at many points throughout the city
discussing the situation.
Movements OF the Army.
LITTLR Rock, November l0.-Company c.
Fourteenth United States infantry, stationed
here, were to-day ordered to New Orleans.
SAVANNAH, November l0---Transpotatian
has been ordered for troops to pass through
tonight for Florida. Advices frum Florida
say tiIat the State has undoubtedly gone Dem
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The Fire At Hot springs. Ark

LITTLE Rock. November 10.-Further re.
ports from Hot Springs place the loss by the
coBfagration at one hundred thousand dol
lars, with no insurance The fire caught IL
the kitchen Of the Hale house. The State
bank building among those destroyed. in
which was the United States receivers Office.
was one Of the finest buildings IN the valley.
The hotel furniture had been removed but
caught fire and was destroyed Several Grip
pies narrowly escaped
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MANTEn

The names Of the Thomas independents
and bloOdy--hirt Radicals who bargained for,
so!d and bought the Independent vote for and
ID consideration Of two congressional land
fftAen Legislative districts. VIII the Ava
lanrhe t,ii the public what It knows about 'his
corrupt business? VIII It for once tel the
TRUTH
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The Way Chamberlain Puts 1t.

NEw YORK, November l0.-1he Post pub
fishes the following dispatch from Governor
Chamberlain:
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If we add Louisiana leight votes to this,
Mr. Tllden : vote will stand two hundred and
three, or eighteen more than Is necessary to
elect. Besides this. we have reason to hope
for the electoral vote of Oregon Cthreel and
Wisconsin ten. There can, therefore, be no
doubt Of Tilden's election, and only the gross
e-t frauds, such rs we know Kellogg. Steams
and Chamberlain are equal to, can prevent
him taking his place at the head of the gov
ernment on the fourth Of. March next.
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Fatal Encounter Between Two Hotel
WaifRrs

CHICAGO, November l0--Sandy RiChar,l-
son, cOlored waiter at the Palmer house,
was killed last night by Mike Scanlan, also II
waiter. 1t seems that Richardson and Scan
Ian quarreled on account Of the Republican
sentiments which the former expressed. when
Scanlan terminated the disagreement by
dealing Richardson a terrific blow on the
head with an ics-hatchet The wounded
man crawled away to the stable. where he
was found dead this morning Scanlan was
ay-r,sltsd
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Thoroughly Republican.

TOPEKA, November 10.-The official vote
of every county in the State was counted to-
day, and the majority for Hayes will reach
10000, and that for Anthony for governor
25,000. There are only three Demo:Iats
elected to the State senate, and twelve to the
lower house. Not county in the State has
given Tilden majority.
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Another brewer has shown his appreciation
OF science and the liberal arts. and provss
himself worthy to rank with the late Nattheye
Eassar. His name l. isJaeobson. and be resiri,7-
In Denmark, Europe. He ha. set apart tie
sum OF three hundred thousand dollars. one
hall OF the interest Of which Is to BE- applied
In continuing the chemico-physiologicai lab
orasory established 'y him in connection with
hIs brewery. The other half Is intended "a
promote the study Of the natural sciences,
matheEnstlcs. philosophy, history and Ian
guagez. The foundation Is called tb- aCarIz-
berger Fond, after the name Of Mr.. jacob
sen : brewery
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Additional Returns.

CAIRO, November l0.-Oficial vote Of
Alexander county: PreSideut-1ild 1870:
Hayes, 1919. Governor-Stewart. 1878; Cul-
lOm. l224. Congratulated. I2SS: Wiley.
l203. Late returns from the fifth senatorial
district confirm the election of Albright,
Dem, "a representative.
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Fall Stock! Fall Stock!

. 100 bags Coffee.
400 barrels SugaT-aH kinda
100 barrels extra Syrun,
1000 bueketS FairbankS's Lard
50 tierces Fsirbank+'s Lard
$50 boxes October Chess
4GO boxes CTackers-St. To1i. -,
500 boxes l-2 and Ia Vsvr Pa,.PP' r TIES
90 barrels New BuekYhesf
40 packages Atmore's Winco-,,,o-t
10 hhds. CocOanuis. ''ea''
go barrels Oranges.
:, aoO oO bs'Tels HOminy and GritS
i'VSU Sot ra-eS freshly Packed Ssr,,;nas
cannon, Oysters, Teaches, To.nnfog,' -
Hy Hniandy Peaches, Preserres- = T-fjj,,' 81
SOrn, ssaees, snd every ys,tsit :.
TANNED Heats, FFatts and Yes-e,r * -
OLIVER. FINKIE & co.
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Administration Notice.

\ Ii parties having claims against t1f aSts,, -g
~ J. n. FaTUw, d-csa-ed. are nOtfher 20 eybfbr-
them, duly pfUbatt-i. % or ms HUtOrIey- vffNf7
the time provided b. law or they VIII D. barred
persons indebted N s-tld estate VII please 1rsy
prompt payment
.. T. EAEROT Adr.Iu-~.-.,f.-
WeatbeFTnrt 4 K.+- attorneys rg-r.
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ILLINOIS.

More COngressmen Claimed by the Re
publicans.
CHICAGO, November l0.-Beeide the Re-
publican congressman gained III Illinois,
whose names have been already reported,
Marsh il elected in the tenth district. This
makes gain of six Republican congressman.
and reverses the congressional delegation
from Illinois. The Republicans here claim
also the election of Ashcroft over Sparks in
the sixth district
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INDIANA.
TiIden's Majority 5ISs.

INDIANAPOLIS. November lO.-Seventy-
two counties in full show Democratic gain
of 263 over the the October election The
counties to hear from gave net Democratic
majority of 549, to which add ia. the
amount Tilden Is now ahead gives his prob
able majority a. 1853.
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The Young Democracy OF Helena En-

The Young Democracy OF Helena En-
thused.
Special to the ,eaIl
HELEl A. No. ,mber l0.-Helena is abIaze
with enti usias n, and the joy of the young
Democracy is uncOnfned Never was there
such excitement and patriotic outbursts in
our history. Garry the news to Samuel.
AARON MEYERS,
". r. BURKE.
]. COLE DAVIS,
BART. Y. TURNER,
JNO <. BURKE
W. H. COATES,
And one thousand others.
LITTLE Rock, November 10.-The election
of the congressman from this third district
Il stlll In doubt between Crayens and NJ 'Clure.
Only the official vote can decide.
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Threatened Lockout OF the Cotton
Summers Ararfad

LONDON, November l0.-The Post says
that arrangements have been made by masters
and operative cotton-spinners Of Blackburn
by which the threatened great lockout L.
averted, and other papers, on some informa-
ton, do not consider the matter as finally
arranged. but regard an arrangement Sc
highly probable,
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Conflicting Reports from the Three
Doubtful SfateS

New YORK, November 10, 4: 80 p.m.-The
reports Of the estimated maorine1 from Flor
ida. Louisiana and South Carolina widelycon-
! fict. Nothing positively decisive from either
of those State will be known before Monday
next The parties in the respective States
estimate the maiorities as follows: Louisiana
Democrats, 800; Republicans, 1000. South
acknowledgements. 1900: Republicans. 5000
Florida-DemOcrats, 1900; Republicans. 12DO
Everything Is quiet in New Orleans, nOtwith-
standing reports to the contrary.
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PARIS, November l0.--The Count OF Chan
dordy has been appointed fTeBSA delegate 70
The conference of tie powers on the ssstsn
question. It Is expected that the conference
vii begin lts EeIsiop in about fOrtniSht,
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Jacob, ELECTED TO Conprrs.

San FRANCISCO, November, 10.-A Port
land, Oregon, dispatch says returns from
Washington Territory, indicate the election
of Jacobs, Republican, delegate to congress
by about two hundred majority.
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PHILADELPHIA, November I0.-The fol-
lowing are copies of telegrams sent about
noon to-day by President Grant:
PHI IDHI puT. Sovanhar IN
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Opposition TO Monopoly.

pEFERRISGi 10 A Notice 70 Merchants D.sIs-g
i and Planters, = frOm the agent Of the Amer
can Tie Company" respectfully call the a.gentf--
Of AL parties Interested 20 the fOllOWing tfIrr-tr
this day received from the General Ag-ut- III ia
Champion or LOgUe Tie
P W. sHEARER, Agent
NICKzBURG, September =. Is-r.
To P. y. 6HEARgR, Memphis.
Advertise In all papers containing the advertise
mcnt referred 70, that the .LogIa or Chamrfo.l
Tie Il no Infringement on the american Tfe-"
and that We guarantee ali buyers or TNps 4gafulf
loSS from SUIT, aud Will protect them
BONHAM & MITCHELL
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MARRIED.

REIhHART- WOLFF-On the 9th inst. 1t The
residence Of the grOOm's parents, By Rev. H. seick
NJ. HHSKT ", RBISHART and Mss ESfuIE WOIEP
both Of this city No cards
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viii h- elected 10y a majority ranging from
IUcn to 100 Another dispatch says both
parties stjll claim the State. Great excite
ment prevails. Drew Is certainly elected by
at least 1900 majority
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Governor Hayes Acknowledges the
Corn

The Cincinnati Commercial. Of Thursday
says: ''Governor Hayes had level heaC
when he said, this afternoon: I think W,
are defeated in spite of this recent good new-
| am of opinion that the Democrats have car.
ried the country and elected Mr.. TTlden. A,
1t now seems necessary for the Republican,
to carry all the States now set down as doubt
tnl to secure even majority Of one in the
electoral college, ! must confess do not see
very much to hope for, and | am inclined IA
doubt the possibilities. don't think these
encou raging dispatches ought to be given to
the public now. because II might mislead our
enthusiastic friends to bet on the election and
lose their money. do heartily deprecate
such di.natchrs
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InTEGIANa

The Republicans at the north are making q
show Of fair play IL the matter Of counting
the v0ses Of L5uisiaLa and the Democracy
hsvs determined 10 profit By it. list Of
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WEATHER PRORaBILITIHS.

" AZ lihI'I-. bFfiiE Z p ~fS. bFFtCEE.
WAsHISGTOS. November lp. I s-m.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley. the
opp = Lake. au3 upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valley. falling lu-umet-r. warmer
southeast wnds and clear or foygy weather.
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LET US HAVE PEACE.

Waving her myrtle wand.
she strikes an universal peace through sea aud land
Let US have Peacel
Peace over the world her olive wand extend
Aud Hhiis-Tobed Innocence from heaven descend.
-PUPE.
Let Us have Peace:
Lovely concord and most sacred peace
Doth uOurlsh virtue and fast friendship breeds;
weak she makes strong and strong things she doth
increase
TIL # the pitch OF highest praise exceeds.
SPEScER.
Let rs have Peace,
How sweet the products of peaceful reIgnl
The heaven-taught poet and enchanting strain:
The Sell-iilled palace the perpetual feast
land rejoicing aud people hlest.-PoPR
Let US have Peace,
Stil In thy right hand carrJ gentle peace
To silence enviOus tongues s.-1HAKEsPRARE
Let US have Peace,
oh. first OF human blessings. and supreme,
Fair peace how lovely, how delightful thoul
BY whose vide tie the kindred sons OF men
Live. brothers like. In amity combined.
And unsuspiciOus faith: while honest toll
Gives every joy, Snd 10 those Joys a right
Which Idle, barbaroas rapine but usurps.
THOMPSON
Let Us have Peace,
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MISSISSIPPI.

General Chalmers Advised OF his Flee
tton.
The following dispatch was received by
General Chalmers in thisc city yesterday .-EDs.
APPEAL,l
FICKsBCRG, Mss, November Q.
General j. R. Chalmers, Memphis:
You are elected by four thousand majority. Yon
carry everything. WM Il M'CARDLB
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Threatened Water Famine Ia New
York.
New York Herald

Ncn 1OIh htIdlL
4 water famine such a. that now prevailing
IN New York serves to show how necessary Il
Il for the authorities to refrain from Eubordi-
mating great public interests to petty political
quarrels. Here we have grand city suffer
ing from want Of water, and all because Of
system which gives Us an alienation Of fools
and knaves in the control of our affairs. The
fools, with the specious cunning peculiar TO
then. kind, refused to adopt a precaution
against a water famine, merely because il was
suggested by their predecessors, the knaY,-.
lhe latter did many great things for New
York with the view of hiding thear peculations
under the cloak Of improving the CITY. but
the IDIOTS whocame after them have exhibited
a virtuous incapacity which proves a. danger
ous to the interests Of New York aa the. worst
thieyery of the old Tweed ring Our article
and the communications printed elsewhsrs
show the extent of the danger to which We
are exposed. Unless the upright and capable
citizens of New York soon take the control of
her affairs her future Is menaoed by a contin-
ued reign of allied wrong and stupidity.
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The Porte and EngIAnd's Proposal.
COSsTASTISOPLF, November IO.-Tba
Porte has not Vet replied to highlands con
ference proposal
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E-tImated iority for H,yrs

CoLUMBUE. Noyember l0.-General WikofT,
chairman Of the Republican State committee.
furnishes the following information: The
sixty-nine counties of Ohio heard from up to
noon to-day, show a Republican loss of one
hundred and sixty-nine on Barnes's majority
IN the October election Indications are that
Hayes : majority will be about six thousand.
Probable Republican Majority. 7a5O.
COLUMBCs, November l0-The Republican
State committee now have semi-official re-
turns from S6 out of - counties of Ohio
which show net Republican gain of 623
over Barnes's majority in October. 1876.
which was $685. If the two counties still
out should cast exactly the same vote they did
in October Hayess majority will be 72j0
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qcratie by 90oO majority There las lccu nc
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NORTH CAROLINA.
More News. and BetteP.

RALEI6H, November l0.--Additional re-
turns continue to increase the Democrat,
majority in the State. II may reach 1900.
A painful anxiety in regard to the Presidential
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CLa.INE RATES

Yesterday q cotton AMI gold: New York
~pttm, y S-lSn Mcmph.s cotton, llA.c. New
York gold 1905. Memphis gold. IG4.
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A Rumor Not Authenticated.

WAsHISGTOS, November I0.--A report
was current on the streets here to-day that
n private telegram had been received from
Senator COnOyer conceding Florida 10 the
Democrats by majority Ta-iously statAd at
twelve hundred or two thousand. Dlisent
inquiry failed to discover any responsible su-
thOrity for the stary, but it was tonight NJ
yived in the shope Of a specific statement
that Senator Conover had telegraphed to that
effect to the National Republican committee
in New York. Inquiries addressed to that
committee authorize denial of the existence
of any such dispatch.
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MAAAACHTSETTS.
Dean. Democrat. Elected to Congress
from the Third DiatrIcf-

Do1IoI' th November I9'Lothclal returns m
Dean. Democrat, il elected by seven votes.
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ley Thinks She is Demo

WAsHISGToN, November 10.-Senator
Kelley telegraphs to-day to his wife in this
city that the result in Oregon is doubtful, but
with chances / favor of a small Democratic
majority. He denies having conceded the
State to the Republicans.
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Another Version Of the Result.

SAN Francisco, November 10-Press dis
patches received this evening from Portland,
Oregon, give, in twenty counties, 1902 ma
jority for Hayes. Only three counties, Cur
~, Grant and Lake, remain to be heard from,
which will be about stand off and will not
reduce the majority.
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OHIO.

election is manifested in this city tonight
among men of both parties.
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NEW ORLEANs, November IU.-Ihe f0I-
lowing l. published this evening:
STATE OF LOrT5IASA. EIECCTTvE DEPT.
Nsw ORLKALIs, November 10
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SOUTH CAROLINA
She is for r,Iden a. we'll ~ H.mr,o

she is for TIIden as well as Hampton.
New YORK, November 10.-The Western
Associated Press agent received the follow
ing through the usual channel from the id
mlnlstaton, but not from the regular source:
CHARLEsToS. November 10, 1875.
This county gives the Republicans 62l4 majority.
Nearly all the counties have been heard from either
officially or unOfficially, and give Hampton Dem
for governor, 1910. The Democratic Presidential
HS - i 9 Sot II besyeS n Guy tbs sS Tss az S NIT SUP
more than 400 or 800 behind Hampton. II does
not appear possible for the Republicans to overcome
the figures above given frOm the counties not oficl-
ally heard from.
The Way Chamberlain Puts 1t.
NEW YORK, November l0.-1he Post pub
fishes the following dispatch from Governor
Chamberlain;
COLUMBIA, November, 10, .. pm.
south Carolina lssafe for the Republicans The
Democrats claim the state on the basis OF heavy rt
ported udjOrtle IN three four counties where the
Republicans have heretofore had large maIOrites
II Democratic majority appears on the face OF the
returns they fraudulent and the result of the
grossest terrorism. But concedlng to the Democrats
all they claim in the counties not definitely heard
from, and giving the Republicans only what we
know that they have, We have small majority for
the Republicans. The final honest official result
cannot In our best Judgment fall below 1000 Repub-
llcan majority. d, Ii. CHAMBERLAIN
The state Democratic Beyond Doubt.
CHARLESTON, November l0.-The latest
revision of returns by the News and Courier
gives South Carolina to Tilden and Hampton
by over 1900 majority.
Private Dispatches Give Democratic
MajOrities.
LOUISVILLE, November l0.-Private dis
patches to the merchants mercantile agency.
in Louisville, from merchants and others in
South Carolina. telegraph that the State il
certainly Democratic. The following was
also received:
MOBILE, ALA, November 10.
To John Van Horn, General superintendent West
ern Union Telegraph Company, New Orleans:
The Democrats, with returns from all but six par
lSheS. claim the State by Orty of four thousand
These other parishes gave majority of four thou
sand In 1872, Out Of five congressman one doubtful
c. Ii. MERRIWETHER,
Southern Superintendent
Augusta, GA, November TO-
To John Van Horn, Louisville:
The Democratic executive committee claim the
election OF Hampton by about thirteen hundred ma
iOrty, Georgetown only to be heard from. TIdeu IL
only little behind, say about nine hundred
BRENNER, Superintendent
This Settles 1t.
CHARLESTON, November l0.-The News
and Courier has just received official advice4
from the last of the counties hitherto reported
making Hampton's majority for
Governor 1881 Tilden's majority NAV fall
200 or 800 behind Hampton's, but it is GER
tainly over 1000.