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Twenty pears ago Mrs. M. N. Ba-
ker, while sewing, broke Ia of an j nch
of a needle off in her thumb neal The
lower joint. 1t has never troubled her
to any amount until sometwp months
ago, when it commenced to pain her,
and broke ont into running sore On
Saturday she succeeded in forcing it
ont. 1t was corroded badly but re-
tains perfect shape. IN
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sambucI Wine Par Excellence.

Speers Sambuci is an excellent Wine
for medicinal purposes; the following
letter from wealthy Boston merchant
is but one out of the many that Mr..
Speer has received =
''' ~ ~ BosToN, Mass.
MIR. ALFRED SPEER.-For rheuma-
tism and govt must say your Sambuci
wine is par excellence. I have for
years been troubled with these com
plants, and never had anything 70 give
relief equal to your Sambuci wine. i
use il daily, buy it of druggists here
.1h Yours etc., 10 GEORGE RoBERTs:
For sale at the old Case ~ Rider
drug store. i''n' 'rnm gs.
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LYONS Patent Heel Stifiencr Is the
only invention that will make old boots
straight as new.
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Stop that Yoothacne

Vikings Magic Ioothache Cure stop
toothache, in i've Minutes Or money re-
funded. PRICE. 20 eepts.s 29-lyu,
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The use of Malt Bitters increases the
flesh and prevents pulmonary or vast
ing diseases. Hff
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Singers and Public Speakers should
use Downs Elixir, as it removes hoarse-
ness and increases the power OF the
voice. D. - fs
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If you desire rosy checks and fair
complexion, purify the. blood by the
use of Bazter's Mandrake Bitters.
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JVEyBRIDGE.

Rev. Estes, of Vergcnnes, lectured
upon temperance at the Nj. E. church
at O'Clock p. M, on Sunday last. 1t
was very interesting to all.
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70 THOSE THAT DON'T WISH TO
..i, & .,s ,r, ' KNOW. % s'e-
BE CURE AND KNOW.

That smith keeps a Licensed Public House ON
Grand View Mountain. furnished win every
thing that Is required TO be kept IN first class
Hotelsifom LIST Of May TO LIST OF November. 2 ~
IN SMITH. Proprietor.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VA, November 2.-Retprnl
from oae-fourth OF the State show plu
rality for the regular ticket OF 5000.
RicHNoSD, VA, November 2.-Returns
from all the principal cities and over one
hundred counties and precincts covering
about one,third otthe State show that the
vote Is by far the largest that has been
polled since the passage Of the constitu
tional amendment requiring the payment
Of capitation tax as qualification to vote
The regular Democratic electoral ticket
has swept every thing, and II the remainder
OF the State shows up as well as that heard
from the msjority for that ticket over the
continued readilster and the Republican
ticket will be at least l0,000.
The Congressional vote 60 far results in
the election Of Garrison, regular Democrat
In the First District; Desondorf. Rspuh
lican, Second pistriCti Geo. D. Wise
Democrat, In the Third District; Jargsn
sen, Republican, 10 the Fourth District
Tucker, regular pemocrat, In the Sixth
District; Wallen, regular Democrat, in thG
Seventh District; Barbour, regular Demo.
erat, In the Eighth District.
There is q close contest In In the Filth
district between Cable, Democrat, and
stovall, Readiuster, aud the returns re
ceiyed are not sufficient 10 show which Il
elected. The same may be said Of thu
Ninth district, which 10 contested by
Twieg add .Fulkerson, Readjuster. Tt,
Probabilities are that the Resdiusters il
both the latter districts are elected.
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HARRISON COUNTY.

CLARxsBuRa, W. Va, November.
Special to tbs Intell'sspee.
In Coal district, Clsrksburg: Garfield'i
mpiority nine. a Republican gain oftwenty
over the October election. Wilson's ma
iority Is, Republican gain offs. At the
Court House the counting isnot completed
So far Wilson Is fifteen votes ahead Of the
Democratic ticket. Garfield fifty ahead oi
Hancock. R. s. NoRrHcor.
-CIARxsBuRa, W. Va. November s.
Clarksburg gives Hutchinson 10 majority,
Republican gain Of IS, and rs over 1873.
Ten Mile district, heretofore Democratic,
gives Hutchinson Is msiority. Wilson's
own district at the last election gave him
l4S msjority. It now gives him Il. Col
Wilson has no majority in this county.
The excitement Is unprecedented. Bon.
fires are burning, bands playing, and
every conceivable racket being made, The
boys are happy-the Democrats amt.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 3-4 A. M.-Latest
returns show that the State has gone for
Garfield by 5000 majority.
CHICAGO, November 2.-Ths polls close
in the Western sia'es at I o'clock, and long
city, county and State tickets will cause
much delay getting at the results Of the
vote in Illinois. A comparison will be
made with the vote OF 1873. In Chicaso
no comparison can be made, as. the city
has been redIstricted and there is no basis
OF comparison. In Iowa the vote will be
compared with that for Governor, in 1879.
CHICAGO, Ill, November 2.-Rsturns
from 81 out Of 100 precincts in the city
give. Republican majority of s.5l4.
There seems to be a Republican gain in
several wards, but the amount cannot be
stated; nor eau 1t be positively stated
whether the Republican gain will be sufii.
cient to carry the State. The indications
are that Aldrich, Davis and Farwell, Re-
publicans, will be returned TO Congress
from the three city districts.
Reports from IS townships outside Of
Chicago show Republican gain OF 76S
Democratic gain 6l0. Net Republican
gain, 25S.
CHICAGO, November a.-Returns from
eighty.fve towns and precincts outsids OF
Chicago show Republican gains OF 2.l9e,
Democratic gains ci 1879; net Republican
gains OH. According 70 present informa-
lion the Republican msjority in Illinois
will not be far from 5000, although
claims from Republican sources in various
parts OF the State place 1t as high as 10000.
The Republican mi ,rity in the State in
1873 was nearly. 20 000.
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TESNESsEE.

NASHVILLE, TENN, November 2.-The
Chairman OF the Republican State Com.
mittee telegrapbs as tollsws: The Demo-
gratis roncede the ELECTION Of Hawkins, the
Republican candidate for Governor, and q
Republican gain Of three Consressmen,
The Legislature Is probably Republican.
The returns show large Republican gains.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 2.-The
vote over the State Is very heavy. Owing
to the multiplicity Of candidates the count
is very slow. The contest Is between
Hawkins, Republican candidate for Gov.
erner, and Wright, State Credit Democrat.
Wilson. Reputation candidate for Cover.
nor, Is badly beaten. The Tennessee Con.
gressionAl delegation is reelected, except
IN the First and Tenth pistriets, which are
CLOSE and yet in doubt. Hancock's msior.
ity in the State will probably reach a, ,000.
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GEORGIA.


SAVANNAH, GA, November 9.-Black,
Democrat, carries the West District by
1000 majority. Turner, Democrat, is
elected ip the Second District by 5000
majority.
AUGUSTA, GA, November 2.-This
county gives Hancock 1000 msiority. It
gave TiIden a mGjority Of $500 in 1875.
The ratio would give the State 10 Hancock
by 40 000 It is probable, however, that
Hsncock's majority will be 70. COO or 90, 900,
as the Republican vote here is larger than
that at other points. The indications are
that the Democrats have carried all the
Congressional Districts.
At Johnson's, in South Carolina, riot
occurred between the whites and blacks.
the latter tried 10 seize the ballot box, and
two colored men were hurt seriously.
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uasssomgsErrs.


REPUBLICAN coNGREssNEN.
Bosrox, MASS, November 2.-Complete
returns from the Third Congressional
District give A. A. Ranney majority Of
T5T over Dearborn.
Returns from the Fourth Congressional
District give T. B. Hayes a majority OF 24F
over M6:se, this Is gain OF one Congress.
man for the Republicans.
All the cities and towns OF the Sixth
Congressional District, except five. give
Stone, Republican, q msjority OF 247 over
Boynton, Greenback. Democrat.
In the First District ". W. Grape. Re.
publican, is elected to Congress; in the
Second District B. ". Harris, Republican,
Is elected to Congress; in the Fifth Dls-
.trict Bowman, Republican, is elected to
Congress; W. A. Russell, Republican, in
the seyenth District; John W. Gambler,
Republican, in the Eighth llstrieti ".
". Rice, Republican, In the Ninth Dis.
trict; Amos W. Aoroross, Republican, in
the Tenth District, and Geo. D. Robert.
son, Republican, in the Fifteenth District.
Unless later returns materially alter the
vote, the Republicans have carried every
Congressional District.
Later reports leave the Sixth Congress.
sional District In doubt, with probabili.
" OF the election OF Stone, Republican.
The Herald says that Morse, Democrat,
is eIec,sd to Congress in the Fourth Dis.
trict by plurality oI us; while the
Journal figures up plurality OF 29t for
Francis B. Hayes, Republican, bis oppo'
nent. This leaves Two districts In doubt.
FROM oxE HUNDRED PRECINCTS.
Nlnety.pine towns aud wards in this
State give Garfield 5o,2ss, Hancock 81, 800
same towns in 1873 gave Hayes 45,967
Tilden 1854.
One hundred and thirty.aye towns and
wards In Massachusetts, give Garfield
70 023; Hancock, 5S,067.
Morse is elected to Congress from the
Fourth district by 81 msjority.
The Boston returns eomDlete give Gar
feld rs 534, HANCOCK 1859.
BosTox. Mass, November a.-Ths Mas
sachusetts delegation to Congress ten Re
publIcans and one Democrat. The JO'trnG
claims a plurality In Massachusetts o
1000 to $1,000.
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FAREWELL 10 HANCOCK.

In darkbIas broadeloth, with bright button, span
EIsd,
raneeek, superb, has iruttGd for day;
soiled By his friends and 10 their pIoti eatangsd
HIS lame has passed away.
Farewell TO him! The world will cease 10 wonder,
And SON forget his iOlles and his taes;
The monarch Of that ialand yordsr
1, in his proper plae..
AdIeu 70 EnglIshl 1t va, we'll to beat him;
BE now can hurry homewlrd TO bis hole,
Whore widows walls and orphans erIes will gree;
him,
And cheer hi. ,tInsy rouL
Goodnight Is Barnum, aud hI. "ties wsll.sea,oned
And those strong rail-, on which he hoped to ride
His schemes were brilliantly roueeiIed and reasoned
Dutfailed When they were tried,
Tild.n, We take you gladly BY the angss
Asto your ehildI,,s hOuseyOu hunbly hIe,
while In our happy soul no adntsI hnSsn
AIvstxcloln. "isod-by"
No mora the artist, in The funny payers
With cunning hands and pencils shall portray
Your handsome face, your iraeeIul form aud eaPen-
fm you nave hAl your day'
GoOd-sy, Ben Butler to your many graees!
The prouds't form mus! feed the infIat dies;
II you have wandered into crooked plases,
The fault Is In your eyes.
Farewell to "Blue-Jsans Williams and dead Ian.
dt4;
To KslIy's kiuston aad TO HewItts slime;
To vile eonuPtIOps, iOrEerie ard SANDERS
To falsehCOd fraud, md crime!
The Democratic cause !, old aud rotten;
1s honor gone; lie Statesmen are ldead;
It's former gorts faded ard forgotten;
Ia honesty has dad.
II, lOrs career has ended in disaster;
No more the black irGm Rsbsl 6ends shall hy,
Nor fear the hatred Of his former naster-
For Hsyen his heard his ecy.
Farewell /, Tonmbs aud Pebsls without r.a,onl
dood.by to Davis In bis viie's old gosu
AdIsu to Eanp,o7. Bill, L,mar. and raEAsoSl
TAy rOrk q dSas, I6Aa Rrs~N!
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GALyEsTos, TEX, November 9.-Demo'
cratic Congressmen elected in the First,
Second, Third. Fourth and sixth districts.
The Fifth district Is In doubt. shePerd,
Dem, is thought elected by about 800 ma
a.hyrs1os, TEX, November 2.-Uu
oiicisl returns from lew scattering pre-
eincts indicate the usual Democratic ma.
jority on the State and Congreeaiona!
tickets. Nothing definite Is TO be obtained
tonight.
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All Hail Empire State -!
NEW YORK.

NRw YORK, November 2.-The iadica
tions are that Haneock's majority In thi
city will be about IS 900 to 10000. Th,
vote SO far shows a Democratic loss Of p
per cent. The indications are, from ,h,
towns heard from in The State, that Gar
field will carry the State by from $1,000 te
10000 majority.
DIsHRARrESEp DEMocRATs.
NEw YoRE, November 2.-Returns al
10 o'clock from 600 towns show uniform
gains for Garfield, and his majority will
reach from twenty-five to thirty thousand
The Democrats let the election 90 by de,
fault. The Democratic headquarters are
deserted aud the Democrats have gone
home utterly dishesrtensd over the result
in New York.
Ben Wood beats Muller for Congress BY
1000. Hewitt Is elected to Congress by .
large majority.
THE rRIBuSE's CLAIM.
The Tribune claims the State for Gar.
field by $1,000.
BUFFALO COMPLETE.
BUFFALO, N. Y. November 2.-This city
complete gives Garfield 2,ls0 majority.
He will have 5000 majority in the county.
Congressman in doubt, but Cush. Repub.
lican, probably elected.
NEw YoRK, November 2.-Fernando
Wood is reelected TO Congress.
Two hundred and fnrty.one towns and
wards outside OF New York and Brooklyn
show Republican gain Of s,S44 over the
Presidential vote OF 1876.
The Commercial, in an extra, says the
Republicans have carried the Legislature.
The figures show Norton, Republican,
elected over Girard, Democrat, in the
Eleventh Congressional district by an i'm.
mense majority.
Over six hundred election districts
heard from, out Of 67s in the city, show .
Democratic majority OF $4,000.
BUFFALO, n. Y, November The lat
est returns indicate the probable election
Of scoville, Democrat. for Congress.
ALBANY, N. Y, November 2.-Han.
cocks majority in this city viii be $500
Nolan, Democrat, is elected 70 Congress.
NRw YoRE, November 2.-At midnight
the election OF the Democratic city and
county ticket Is conceded. McCook, Re.
publican, is elected to Congress by over
9 COO majority.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me ,Eovember2.-oue hun
dred and fifty towns in Maine gave Gar
field 1890; Hancock, S5,577; Weaver,
1922. Republican net gain over septem-
ber, 2S29.
One hundred and forty towns gays Gar
field 4l.054; Hancock, S3.64l; Weaver,
l,l72. Net Republican gain over septem'
Der, 2,167.
The Republicans OF this city nearly
doubled the Its plurality over September.
One hundred and fity towns give Gar
field 4S $40, Hancock S5,577, Weaver !, %
Net Republican gain over September,
s,ss7.
AUGUSTA.
Augusta, Ms., November S.-Augusta
gives Republican. .msjority ot 246 against
25S since September. The official vote Is:
Garfield, LIPS; Fusion ticket, 794; Wea-
yer, S5.
GONE FOR oARYIELD.
PORTLAND, NE, November IA dis
patch from the Augusta Republican head
quarters says that the State has gone tor
Garfield.
AraBsrI, ME., November 2.-The Ken
nebec Journal says tLat the State has gone
Republican by 1900 to 5000, and perhaps
by q larger majority, as all the towns
heard from give large gains over the sep
tember vote.
PoRrLANp, NE, November 2 2-Retnrns
indicate Republican majority Of 1900.
pENocRArIc eoSsEssIoS.
PoRr1ASD, Ne, November IA careful
estimate indicates majority tor Garfelt
Of 45O0 in the State. The ArguJ concedet
4, 900 and a plurality over the Hancccl
ticket Of 5000.
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PIsNsiLyANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 2-The
Legislature is probably Republican on Z
joint ballot. Monroe county gives Dem.
ocratie majority Of sbOut s,SOel the same
: cI1TsVtl1E, Pa, November AGAR.
field, 10; Hancock, 50. ADemocratic gain
ot3.
PrT1sBuRou, Pa, November 2-Erslt
Is re elected 70 CongreaR from the Twenty.
second district BY 5000 mSiority. The
whole Republican county and Legislative
ticket 70 elected, with the probable exeep:
ton Of . in the Second and in the Third
districts.
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HARTFORD, CosS., November 2.-The re-
turns from all but twenty-five small towns
in Connecticut give Garfield, So, ,s7Si Han.
cock, $500. These cannot alter the 70,
suit, and will increase rather than decrease
the Republican majority.
Bigelow, Republican, for Governor, and
the entire Republican State ticket ia
elected. The Republicans elected Buck
In the First Congressional district by
!, 800 msjority, Waite BY large majority
in the Third district, and Miles by close
vote in the Fourth district The Deu o.
Gratis elect Phelps by 1900 10 1000 ma
ioity In thesecond district.
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A FREE BALLOT

And q Pair couni, rs They View Such
Things In south Carolina.
WAsHISaroS, D. O., November 2.
Special Dispatch % the Intsllissnesr.
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived from South Carolina:
Chairman Congressional Committee, Washiny.
ton, D. c.:
Armed Democrats crowd the polls, and
will not allow the Republicans to get to
them. At other strong Republican polls
the managers refuse to allow the election.
Deputy Marshals authority to defend,
and are elected from the polls. No elec.
ton can be held in this county,
SAMUEL EE,
United States Deputy Marshal.
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sTEuBENvILLE

The Upper Blast Furnace Shuts Down
for Want OF Iimeatone.
sTEuBESvnLE, November /.
Special Dispateh TO the tntellIgener.
The upper blast furnace Of this city
which was recently leased to new firm,
who have been running 1t for several
months, has shut down temporarily on ac'
count Of being unable to get limestone
They shut down last week for the same
reason, only starting up again on Saturday
morning last. ALwYS.
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PL0RIHA,

PENSACOLA, Fla, November a.-santa
Rose county estimated 400 msjoity ior
Hancock, Democratic gain so over '7e
Cambria county claimed for Hancock 800,
Democratic grain 500.
LAKE Cir1, FLA, November 2.-1ndica'
tons favor the election Of BIoxham, Dem
ocrat, for Governor, and Davidson, Dem
ocrat, for Congress 10 the First District.
The Second DISTRICT Is close. Returnl
coming In slowly.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November 2.-Tht
indications now are that the Democrats
will make . clean sweep Of the State.
Until fuller returns are had from the
strong negro counties nothing positive car
be affirmed.
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Utterly and Eyerlastingly
PIucked.



eendiarism in that city. This elimination
Of an attempt to steal the Presidency by a
great fraud revolted Thousands OF voters,
and determined them at the last moment
to run no risks by placing such set ol
men in power.
The whole campaign on the part of the
Democratic leaders has been arranged and
conducted on system of appeals to the
worst elements OF the voting population
of the country. To these elements they
have catered, and lc! and behold they
have their fitting reward in the utter and
everlasting repudiatien OF their party.
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pHyrR, Coz, November AIN Golden
and Dongmont the Republican maiorities
are Is and IS respectiysly.a RePnbllesp
rain In Golden over 1873 Of 260. Il is e.
timated that ArapGhoe county will give
from 900 to ! 900 Republican msjority-a
eain OF nearly 800. The Republicans will
carry the State by an incTeased mIjority.
The returns will be lats, owing 10 the
length Of the ticket and time for closing
Of the polls.
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Handsome Gains Over the oc.
tober Vote.
MonongaIia County Rolls Up
a Still Larger Majority,
And Wood, Preston, Hancock
and Marshall Go and Do
Likewise.
PRESTON COUNTY.

NEwBuRa, W. Va, Nov. 2.
Special to the IntsllIgsuser.
The vote of this place stands: Garfield,
25l; Hancock, ll9; Weaver, IL. For Con
gress-Hoke. Rep, 25l; Hoge, Dem. ll9i
Farnsworth, G. II.
At Independence, in this county, Gar
field, l54; Hancock, AZ; Weaver, II. For
Congress-Hoke, $50; Hoge, AZ; Farms
worth, IS.
At Cranberry Summit precinct, Garfield
S26; Hancock, 1854; Weaver, 90. For Con-
gress-Hoke, S25; Hoge, 1876; Farnsworthr
SO. 3
At Portland precinct the estimated ma
iority for Garfield is 200.
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l' result yesterday is crushing re-
enrhe tactics employed by the Dem.
Se party in the great contest Just
Es, Without any claim whatever
'sAe country for 4 change Of admin
SToo, thai party undertook to achieve
-aaua'e success by a resort to
p i'sud and forgery. It grossly
slN tens Of thousands OF voters by
sSag ard disfguring their properties
y 'hs figures s2s, thereby seek
81 sgmati1s them as partisans and
ssPies in what they were holding ur
's'@rutry as an iufamy. This insult
'asaied 10 every city. town, village
s'nlet Of the North, and Was th'
'-s' Performance ever veutured b,
P@ oI men in this country. Theil
Piece OF stupidity aud wiekednss'
tie attempt to utilize q forgery con
a by an irresponsible scOundrel ii
NEo't, and to lasten it along with al
s'a'S,r allegations on the head Of tn
FRas.a candidate, and although
~ Is strong and convincing a
y Wit was produced that th
see ls;le, was a forgery yss Ihsi
0''Al Committee, aided by the create
S''' d itheir press, continued to hsral
''Hapiue up TO the very last. 80 nj
''''Io'' were they in the use OF thI
SaEsry, and so reckless in their al
= . The passions OF the ignorant an
AatiFg, thA. lhs result was q Chine
''''' in Denver, which nearly rssul
S's'aes Of wholesale :surdss and i
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OLD nON0sGALIA

Improves ON Her Former Excellent
Record.
MoNoSeALALIA, W. Va, Nov. 2.
Special Dispatch to the Intel!igeneer.
Morgan precinct give Garfield 454.
Hancock 2l3, and Weaver s-a Rspubll-
can gain over October Of l99. For Con-
gress: Hoke, 45a; Hoge, PA.
Easton precinct give Garfield 145; Han.
cock, ga Republican gain Of Is. For
Congress: Hoke, l75; Hoge, rs.
-., N.N.H.
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Lo1IsiHNA.

NEw ORLEANS, La, November 2.-The
returns from all parts Of the State indicate
the election OF the Democratic candidates
in all the Congressional Districts.
NEw oRLRASs, La, November s-Re.
turns indicate the election d the Demo.
cratic candidates In al the Congressional
distyiOIa
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OhAInMAN nAnn
ooaaa.a. IN. state vlI go nspaslleaa

conndent the State viii go Republican
by $4,000.
CoLuxBus, O., November Q.
Special TO the Irtelliseueer.
Two hundred and torty-one precincts in
Ohio tabOut one,eighth of the state)
shows $500 Republican gain. We will
carry the State by $1,000.
GEO. Z. NASH,
Chairman Rep Com.
LATER.
COLUMBUS, O., November 2.-Garfe'd's
majority in Ohio is about thirty.fre thous-
and. GEO. K. NAsH,
Chairman.
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noUNDsNILLE.

The Omeial Count oil tho Ballots Cast
There Yesterday. ri.
MouSDsvlLLE, November 9.
Special to the Iut;lssnesr.
Official vote at the Court House:
Garfield, SS7; Hancock, 1S4. Hutchin-
son, Sal; Wilson, 1870.
Official vote at Latrobs precinct,
Moundsville:
Garfield, l57; Hancock, lle. Hutchiu-
son, 15l; Wilson, lis.