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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

REASONS why BAILEY SALINE APEElE:r
should be- used by all classes IN preference 10
all Others. Ii Is the cheapest and nos; Ieiia-
bic purgaiivc ever offered. It has -tr1d the
test and gained an euyiahle reputation
wherever used. Il is the only laI-e size
Al erieni ,ha; sells a, 80 cents Per bottle. !;
acts upon the stomach, liver AMI bowels,
without nausea, gripping Or any trouble waai-
ever. Is ta-;c : pieasaL', 30, acton o. mid.
and j; never falls. !, rolcvc- -ira ..,a lacli"
ac.5 -'omac. BAL -ca,;bau. ....s."y ~ T.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

Last Saturday little colored girl was
broucht 10 ,,wn from Mr.. Stewards place,
whose person, we are informed, gave evidence
OF the most saockingy cruel treatment a, the
hands OF brute who sustained to her the re-
lstionship II bro,her-n-law, in which his wife
vas also implicated. Warrants were issued
for their arrest, bu, they have thus far elude
the officers.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

On motion the south east room mp starr in
the Cuurt House was assigned n The Police
Jury room, and the clerk Of the Police Jury
instructed 20 lake possession of and move the
books and papers of the Police Jury ia II.
Ga motnn the Board adjourned to meet the
Sid Monday in August next.
ELlJAH SCOTT,
JNo. s. SCINERLIS, President.
llnnl.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

The steam gin OF MIR W. II. Warner, at
Alto in this parish, was destroyed by an in
ccndiary fire abou, one O'Clock Il N last Sat-
urday. No clue to the inceniiary we be>
heve. The gin, We learn. was insured. II,
tina, it was with the creates, effort that the
latter was saved.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

George Courtney brought Ia our office two
cotton blooms On Thursdgy, one red aud the
q. Their white.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

We contemplate making some changes in
tie form of the BEAC y, which we hope will
meet with the appreciation Of our paying SUBJ
scr.her,-we do not feel under obligations 10
consul, hose who are not.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

The National News Company, of - and
81 Beekman street, New York, have our
thanks for a copy Of the Family Library, pubs
lished IN iha, city AMI sold by the News Com
pany NJ ) cents per copy.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

Last Sunday Mr.. 5. A. Owen, constable Of
the first ward-Drlhi-brought To ;hc parish
jail two colored individuals charged with forge
n.y. "A little learning is dangerous thing in
this instance The ability to write little has
70, one negro and bis accomplice into uouble
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

We have received a splendid photograph
likeness Of Hon. J. Floyd King, our efficient
Representative in Congress, which we apprc
c,n,e very highly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

The tlr.a'caeJ humiliation Of our country a
scconi time has cast a shade Of gloom over
the minds of our people for several days.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

MANY persons will take no medicine until
pros,raicd on bed of sickness This is folly.
Nature always calls for assistance when need
ell to throw Of impurities. With our habits
81 life, it is necessary to lender this help
PRICKLy ASH BITrKRs will not force nature,
but acts mildly aud renders the assistance
required. Try them IT.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

The Supreme Court Of the State convened
IN Monroe this week, and most Of our a''or
neys have been in attendance upon its session.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

The enats, the terrible pests of Louisiana
have all disappeared, and man and beast
will enjoy rest from the annoyance for at
least q season.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

The Southern World, Published IN Atlanta
Ga, twice a month AT one dollar year, l.
one OF tie best family papers published al
the price.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

S,onewere for sale cheap for cash, 10y Nam
CHAM Il Davis
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

This is fine growing weather, though the
mornings are still quite cool. The gardens
promised us for two or three days, but has not
been given us yet.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

Quarterly Conference of the Rayville CIR
cut NJ r.. Church South convcncs AZ Rayvillc
to day, Rev. A b. Alexander presiding.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

Gents Under.hrs, At from $500 To 40
cents n piece at Vaughan Davis
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

Born on Sunday morning, Jane iih, 1852
70 Mr. and Mrs J I. Marshall, daughter
Mother aud child doing well
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10
Benevolent Orders.

T. F. Mctuiae Lodge No. 20?, A. + n
.ia ,on- stated communications on the second
= :dne.day in each month.
knights of Py,hias, G. r. Balfour Lodge
20. II. regular meetings every Tuesday eve
ning.
Kn;.i,ts Of Honor. Riciand Lodge No
regular meetings t',t and 'hird ] ihr 'day
evenings % each month.
i.adic,' Reform SoJcry meets every friday
..vrnlng.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

The ctizcns of Echiand parish will find
matter % interest to them in the proceeding"
Of the police jury.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

Both the Bpu river boats Era \ q - and
>"line-were up the river tins week and uP
no &c Lake
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go TO Manghan y DAVIS FOR Gents Fur
fishing Goods.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

Cotton aud corn begiHr 10 iook better, aud
the prospect for good crops is quite promising
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10


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ut,, NclIur,,, Allen ,.laco n "hiichaH i
r, line of ~ Place, and an D"FId Hays r,,"e'
See ,''ii not otJo-,.f hands o. &C.
John 'oaid be '"rtier ordained IT. 'pfarcd
>. I { end of r. ooorers 10 j 0''eer cf Tho 2'",
i,,I The amt '"e,! Place and .''%s WY Il, i "'
an Inns, m" -Ir' Bongi,,n, ''' he l.ay. ~.
! ncf, am I"T q NcDo,,II,a" place, Jr,i = ."
hands or. u.s. Twin, pI,ra' 'ah'3fni,. NJ
'Fpfopr,,.,t ihc Of sajd 49, ahd an on
SEQ. ~ 'a not oiLc,,.i =
vj ''e further ,r,.. ,,
y ItV nc hppomraJ AIMED, 'lat Gao. T.
l'mji 'h The \ 10 ,,I G5fseer of the rS co
re Nel~o .h"o! Ho:se a,, n'yvie roaJ - Hi4
he '.i l- ''r Wad. I IT," Lar Re Lavr,'", Hi'
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

Services OF the Baptist church. '.'' sun
IN in each month Rev. l.. {. Kelhs Pastor
Methodist Serviccs--Second Sunday in
.ech month Rev. E. w. Hodge Pasor.
Presbyterian Servic.-Third Sunday in
.ach month Rev. ID. A. Campbell Pastor.
Bap,,., Sunday School every Sunday morn
~ Uuion Sunday School every Sunday aitet'
aBpI.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10
ELIJAIi SUI FTeslIcrt.
Jyo. :. SUMxERL:Y, Clerk.
V.7RD NO. G-ORDIE.lNCE no. !.

Sec. BE it orlainen by the Police Jury
of the parish OF Richland, That " Boykln
be appointed oversccr Of the road from Alex
an1er ferry on Bout river TO the Columbia
roal. aui HAT lac hiy- the hands On the
B,y..n, NA.on a..d / Is places.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10
J, ~.
ELIJAH SCOTT,
President.


TIE pr,i'ipn of w L Ivy. agent, to allow
hands on the Hammond and kcarny places 10
work on the road running from X { Sar"r :
to laid places. was received, and on motion
the hands on sand places were allowed 10
work three days OF the time required to work
roads on said road.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10


S s, A., ,7 o. ~. D.; e. F'..!
~" lI1ce. Pfaied S'!d roN
q iIe inle Adopted r
''' " ~" ':h, Is,
'oaI com H.4RD W. %"1F+IS. Cicrk Pre,iI.a,
o" aid Of the BE it or.,,,. "D,IN2NCE No 3
- F. On ,lI 90 4. i he il I',"d. Tia, y >, Jl
'h"r, the brI" lead. y i,,, 'fp"inf,l ,. VI
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10
ORDINANCE No. /.

BE it ordained by the police jury OF the
PARISH Of R.chiand, That we haze with due
respect discussed the psli ion OF citizens of
the Bird ward; that owing To the fact That the
committee appointed To receive the road
changed from Ryan lane to the north side OF
said place have received said road, and tha,
1t is not within the province of the police Jury
To rccind their action and place the road back
to the old road.
Adopted June 5tb 1882.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

). i'W,. , "r"- s. t,..r... - ."
,,,s ""' called 'o,,.. ','4-W p. r.
lc, Be- 'EhlNN, II ~ -'''H~x
' ,r PARSE y. o. s:o', b. ar r. ..
Mt Vile from The cl,,zo,. ~ '''".'iaa, ...
le changed ;, ''r Rayrqo ,'' ''''- ''"fh g. E.,
, ton ami ,, ~ ."n "a accorl,,c. = road l..
g ri;ion ., Iift Of ,a.i ra,T " IA sud ,.,.
: p an ,'i tia, \ & , So. ~. ,nt s,,. ,en-
ard TO nnk l.. H. v.fl,rI,,"r Io"4 II Gai'' ''
not;G "e appointed to ' , l'i Jao. p %"i1'
for , ,a 10y W S,,'.n'.,~ sad roal ,''"'
road they ar, amt AMI, "', and If ,i. 'onf ',r~y
Sinn,s the ri,i n.i'orize 10 give 'r'e,r" ,a,i
sad old ro,J .h to riose NJ da 40 20 >aliJ. "
done. '''o Shall remain on "'e Oh road bnt
a,,s 'Peh unm tLls -
N"p'ed June ctl 1850
JNo- srxxrnr,x ELIJAH SCOTT
Clerk Prc>idcn,.
Pc i, or.,, ~NDIN.aNcE NO. .
The ci,.r nIchiani, that i, Sham |"ry Of The
1 n Of poh r"''e Jury 10 is.'," ' 10 ""y
Parish cerriIira,a 1'~ ary and oIii. :" In.
ted i".n , ana all officers are " %n, Que them
Adopted I,,,'s their own Why pro-
a. 5. srnq .n,,. ELIJAH SCOTT
Clerk President.
"SCRV, Fvn,-
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10
0tecslimgs Of the Police Sury
Of the Parish Of RiclIand.

RAlyiLLE, La, June 9TH, lS>2
The Police Jury in and for tine PARISH Of
Rchiand convene in the town Cf Rayvi.ie
un Monday, the 9th day OF June, 1881.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

On motion the report was received AMI adopted.
INo. :. SUMMERLIH
Clerk.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1882-06-10

mo =. SIMAEEIIN, IItsldcHI.
Clerk.
The PETITIONS of citizens of third ward and
OK RI iec Ia have road changed back through
Ryan's lane received aud read.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11
Special Dispatch to the Register.
THE WAY TO DEFEAT RoBEsoN.
A Rumor that, the Democrats and
GreenbacEers Wiii Combine ON Fer.

A RumOr that. the sDemOcrats and
6sreenbacEers VIII Combine ON Fer
relI.
PHILADELPHIA. October 10,-The political
situation in Robeson's district in New Jer-
sey has been enlivened the past few days
by a report that the Democrats and Green
hackers have made coalition in aid OF
Ferrelrs election to Congress. Bristoe, the
Greenback nominee, is not very well known.
and il is asserted by leading Greenbackers
in Camden that he will poll very few votes
in the district. The Greenback Tote for
Congress two years ago.was !, 500, but it IS
Thought that il will hardly reach
a thousond at the coming cleo
ton. The combined Democratic and
Greenback vote four years ago,
when Mr.. Robson first ran, and when the
'Greenback movement was at its height, was
nearly 1000 in excess OF Robeson,s. Should
the Greenbackers combine with the Demo-
Gratis and cast vote equal to that polied IN
1878, it would be sufficient to defeat the ex-
Secretary. Bristoe, the Greenback nomi-
nee, was at Bridgeton on the day OF the
Convention, but whether he took any part,
other than that of spectator, is not known.
The Democrats are expressing great deal
of confidence in the possibility Of carrying
the district. Alfred Hugg, Chairman OF
the recent Congress Convention, says that
the Democrats throughout the district are
in excellent spirits, and are showing more
interest in this campaign than they have
for number of years. They believe"
said Mr.. Hugg, that in Tom Ferrell they
have man who will win" The Democrats
propose to make the campaign an active
and aggressive one, and will stump the dis
trict from one end to the other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11
VlRGINIAia ! 1
Elects Thres Democratic Msmbsrs
Of Congress-, Sure, BY
Large Maieritles.
But the Fourth, Ohio County's
Candidate, Is StlIl Cropping
- - in the Dark. EFT IS
Soft Men jubiIant, But as Yet They
Are Feeding Principally 3
0nhopes.

The Congressional battle has been fought.
The ballots have been cast and counted in
the eleven counties comprising the First
Congressional district, but the result is still
In doubt The returns are, as yet, very in
complete, but as far as heard from show
large Republican gains -. - .e
Atthree O'Clock, TINS morning the Re-
publieans claimed the election of General
Con- by 700 majority.
At the same time the Democrats claimed
the election of Mr.. Good, with a majority
ranging from 100 to 500. a- 4, 70 @i
Ohio, Harrison and Lewis as far as heard
from. His large vote is due TO the power
ful organization effected in this district
by the Republican managers and
the lavish use of money supplied from
Washington. Added to this was the
popularity and reputation of the Rspubli-
can candidate.
Mr.. Good made a splendid canvass, but
had to contend against fearful odds. The
Democratic party also lacked the organiza-
ton that was necessary to assure perfect
success.
While the Republicans are jubilating
over their large gains, and, as they think,
the certain election of Gen. Goff, the Dem,
Oerats are serene and quietly waiting for
the reports from the Democratic strong
holds of Wetzel, Braxton and Gilmer
counties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11
RELIEF FOR ACTON.
He Will Not be Required 20 sign All the
Gold Certificates.

WASHINGTON, October lo.-A modification
of the order in relation TO the issue OF
gold certificates will be made within a short
time. When Secretary Folger was first con
sidering the form to be used, Assistant
Treasurer Acton, of New York, made q
special request to. be allowed to have his
signature go on the certificates. Mr.. Fol-
ger consented, and after the certificates
were finished at the Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing they were forwarded to
New York for Mr.. Acton's signature.
The increased demand for these certifi.
Gates. however, makes IL impractica-
BILE for the Government to wait for Mr..
Acton to sign them. II is estimated that
il he should work night and day for the
next three months he could not succeed In
SIGNING all of the certificates that have been
already issued. He has done his best TO-
wards il, however. and has neglected his
duties and worked nights in order to keep
up with the demand. Evidently Mr.. Acton
desires to perpetuate his memory in some
substantial way, not believing in the tickle
notoriety OF every day life. An order will
be issued authorizing the different sub
Treasurers to issue the gold certificates.
The issuing OF silver certificates will be
discontinued, the gold certificates taking
their place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11
MALONE.
Assistance Comes High, But He Most
Have H

Assistance Comes High, bat He Most
'. Have It
WASHINGTON, October 10.-The extraor-
dinary story is going the rounds that Sena-
tor Malone, in order to secure the services
Of Professor Langston to stump Virginia
and set forth the doctrine that Malone Is
the colored mans true friend offered TO
make President Arthur appoint the profes.
scr to be one of the commissioners for the
District of Columbia after the election
But according to this story, the professor
insisted that Malone should also pay him
$500 cash in hand, before he would
bulge an inch on the electioneering tour
and the report adds that Malone
accepted the terms ana paid ths
money, though he grumbled at the sun
as exhorbitant This story sounds hshy,
certainly the commissfonership part OF it.
There have been reports stioat that the
District offices were to be reorganized in
way TO give Mahone the control Of Ger.
tain amount of patronage; but even sup
posing these reports to be true, it has never
been Imagined that this patronage would
extend above minor appointments IN the
District government. Some extraordinary
things are being done now in the way OF
giving patronage to State bosses TO help
them sustain their rule, but quite certain.
ly President Arthur has never promised to
throw the governorship Of the ls0,0
people OF the District of Columbia into Q
patronage pool for the benefit of Malone
or anybody else.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11
A NEW ROAD,
Ola NethOd OF KiIIIng Folks

an Old Method OF killing Folks.
|lTAxooGA. TENN, October l0.-Sews
Is, been received here of a terrible
son on the new railroad from Chatta-
a ATLANTA, which was opened yester-
freight train was standing on the
; track. and was run into by q PaSsen-
aia. The wreck is fearful. The en-.
sr and fireman are known to be killed
EO children fatally injured.
lTIASOOGA, TENN. October l0.-The
'nger train which left here at 8 A. N.
Re Atlanta division Of the East TenTleS-
Virginia and Georgia railroad, came IN
bon With a freight train at Coltewah
%, twenty miles from here, this
Ping. Engineer Jas. \. Waters and
!ohn Hobbs on the passenger engine,
Il killed, and their bodies were burned
Icy when found.
Jog was so dense that Hobbs lost his
rs and passed the switch only lew
nom where the freight train wa
1og. The fireman escaped by Jump
NO one else was seriously injured
'ncine was demolished and the bag
aE badly damaged. Hobbs lives here
SiustpromOted from q fireman. 1t wa
Is hrst trip on the road. He formerly
n Macon, Ga. He leaves q wife anC
aIdren, now on aV ist to Cincinnati
we're delayed several hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11
PRESTON.
HOWea willie.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
TuNNELroN, W. VA, October 10-The
following is the vote at Howersville, Pres
ton county: Judge Court of Appeals-A. c.
Snyder, 81; F. A. Guthrie, %. Congress
]. w. Mason, 7S; W. L. Wilson, ,6l; Kitchen
8. State Senate-W. c. McGrew, 70; Will
son, 81. House of Delegstes-U. N. Orr
(Rep.) 81; ]. d. Rigg, (Rep) 10; D. c.
Hughes, dem. 81; J. A. Miller, Green
So; Jas, Messenger, Green 10.
Newburg.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
EEwBURG, w. Va, October 10.-Two pre-
cints in Lyon district gives Mason 2O2 ma
jority, with one precinct to hear from,
which will probably make it 24o.
Cranberry.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
CRANBERRY, October 1O.-Guthrie, 23l;
SNYDER, 101; Wilson, l02; Kitchen, 81.
Senate-McGrew, R., 1876; Watson, D., l43.
Legislature-Riggs, R., IFS; Orr, R., 2l0;
Hughes, D., 90; Messenger, d., 147. Com
missioner-Bishop, R., POS; Smith, D., l54.
ROWIesburg.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
RowLEsBuRG, WA, October 1N-Mason,
13O; Orr, 12S; Riggs, l27; Wilson, S5;
Hughes, 81; Jos. A. Miller, 20.
Tunnelton.
TuNNELroE, w. Va, October l0-Follow'
ing is the vote of Kingwood, Preston coun'
ty: Guthrie, Il; Snyder SO; Mason, 104;
Wilson, "a; Kitchen, 8; McGrew, 81; Wat
son, 10; Riggs, 92; Orr, SO; Hughes, Sc;
Messenger, 81; Miller, IL.
Albright, Preston countys. Snyder, IA;
Mason, "A; Wilson, 13; Kitchen, Il Nc
Grew, Al; Watson, 1S; Riggs, 50; Orr, ~;
Hughes, Is; Messenger, II; Miller, 2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11
AN INSANE MAN.
A Lively Race After an Recsatsie Pas.
seuGer.

a Lively HAee AueP IN 8ccootR1e EoDs
LAyRoBs, Pa, October l0.-An insane
passenger, travelling alone from Chioagoto
New York, jumped OF the mail express st
Loyalhanna about three o'clock ysstsrdAy
afternoon just - the train was starting
from the station. and ran into The woods
near by. An officer, In tho service Of the
Pennsylvania railroad, who was on tho
train, was dispatched after the fugitive.
but was unable TO overtake him. The man
was seen at various intervals, bound.
Ing over fallen trees and through the
underground with the fieetnsss OF .
deer, but he very soon disappeared
from sight The officer was joined In the
search for him by number OF persons, but
up to this morning their efforts to find him
we're fruitless. The name OF the man Is un.
known. He was travelling on o second
class ticket, and had been very quiet and
inoffensiye up 70 the time Latrobs wae
reached, when he exhibited evideuces Of
great disquietude. At Loyslhanns, whom
the train stopped, he got mp and pssssd
through the car. After it had started and
the train had attained considsrable speed.
he made desperate jump and ran into the
woods, as above noted. The trsin wss
stopped to allow the officer 70 undertake
his capture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11

Democratic tickets. From the full
returns received il is apparent
that the Democratic State ticket has many
more votes than the Congressional and
county ticket, but it is difficult 10 see how
that difference can be great enough to elect
The Republican candidates for Congress in
the First and Second districts. S.g g.
CIseIENA1I, October IL, A. M.--The Dem.
cc,atic gain in twenty precincts Is $50. At
the same rate for the remaining precincts,
the Democratic majority would be 1900.
The Republicans place Follett, Democrat,
in the First district, at 700 majority, and
Jordan in the Second, 1900.
Marietta.
MARIETTA, O., October 10.-The vote
of this city and township gives Warner,
DEM, for Congress, gain of S45. Horr's
Rep. estimated majority in Huron county
is 400,
COLUMBUS, O., October 10.-The returns
on Congressman are meager and unsatisfac-
tory. From a majority Of them no definite
results have been secured. The best infor-
nation which can be gained from both
headquarters gives the Republicans the
Third, Eighth, Eleventh, Fourteenth, Sew
enteenth. Eighteenth and Nineteenth dis,
tricts-seven in all. The First, Second,
Fourth, Fifth. Tenth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth
and Twenty first are conceded to the DEM
ocrats, leaving the Sixth, Seventh, Ninth,
Twelfth, Fifteenth and Twentieth in doubt.
The Republicans claim they will have
eleven, q majority of the delegation.
Hurd Elected.
TOLEDO, O., October 10.-The vote of To-
ledo City complete gives Hurd, Democratic
candidate for Congress, 1S1 majority. The
majority for Newman in the city, two pre-.
cincts, estimated is 927. Returns already
received indicate the election of Hurd.
The Democrats claim his majority to be
500 in the district. - ..