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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-08

State Department at Washington that the
Spanish Monarchy has ceased to exist
It is believed that the United States will
be prompt to acknowledge the Provisional
Government, which triumphs over the
Bourbon dynasty, from which the Southern
Confederacy had the warmest sympathy.
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To the Voters of Cambria i,

announce myself as candidate for d
office of DISTRICT ATTORNEY, and
spectfully solicit the suffrages of the electO
at the ensuing election.
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
Ebensburg, Sept. 9, 1868.
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To THE PUBL1c,-A report is in eircu-
lation that l intend becoming candidate
for District attorney on the eve of the
election The report is false. | will not
be candidate CYRUS ELDER.
.Iohnstopn. Oct. 6. 1868.
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VALUALE FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber offers at Private :
his FARM, situate in Chest township, =
bria county, four miles from CarrolltoSn, !,
six miles from Chest Springs. The -
consists of Sixty-Five Acres, OF "hicl
acres are cleared and in a good state o. $,
tiyation. The balance of the land :
timbered with marketable lumber. IAess
n comfortable Frame House and Bail
the premises, besides young and i''
Orchard of choice fruit trees. There .
also never-failing spring of pure wa'5i :
other convenieuces on the land. The ~
erty will be sold on fair terms and an ~,
putable title will be given. For fGrLnS, fGrLm,E /
ticulars apply to N d. EA0 ~
Chest TIP Aug. l3-tf.
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Congress-.

Hon. DANIEL j. MoRRELL, our can
didate for Congress, needs no special
mention from u.s. His votes and speeches
in the XLth Congress have made for him
a National reputation, and have all been
in strict accord with the advanced princi-
pies of Republicanism. He is an advocate
of Protection to American Industry-is in
favor of preserving inviolate the faith of
the Republic with regard to the payment
of the National Debt, and is opposed to
the payment of the Rebel debts in fa-
vor of the benign measures of Reconstruc-
ton proposed by the Loyal Men of the
Nation, and is opposed to unrepentaDt
Treason-is in favor of Equal RIGHTS
FOR ALL MEN, and is opposed to all Caste
Privileges.
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State Senator.

HoN. HARRY WHITE, our candidate
for reelection to the State Senate, has
during a couple of terms in that body al
ways given full and entire satisfaction to
his constituents He has comparatively
no opposition, and will be reelected by a
largely increased vote.
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HOUSE AND TWO LOTS

The subscriber offers at private sale !
House and two Lots, situate in BeIsano, Ca
bria county, nine miles west of Ebensbur
The Lots are Sc feet each, in front, and r
back 200 feet A good plank Frame Hor
l6x24 feet, with Kitchen l41N6 feet 4
necessary out buildings. A good well 4
water, ard choice fruit trees of az tint.
The property viii be sold on fair ieTUAa, o
will exchange for a Steam Engine Of to'
fifteen horse mower. T. 5. EMPFIELDi
For terms inquire of George w. Em9fe-
BeIsano. [Sep. Il, 5n
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County Omcers.

Our. candidates for the remaining coun-
ty ofices-JosIAH NJ. CHRIsTY for Pro-
thonotary, JOSEPH CRoYLE for Commits
sioner, GEORGE SETTLEMoYER for Poor
House Director, GEORGE L. GLASGOW
for Auditor, and E. A. VIcKRoY for Sur
veyor, are each and every one worthy of
your unqualified support.
Get Out the Full VOte---SuppOrt
the Whole Ticket!
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Assembly.

JAMES MORLEY, our candidate for
Assembly, is well qualified to satisfactorily
represent Cambria county in the lower
house of the law-making body of the State.
If elected, he will vote for a Republican
to succeed Buckalew in the United States
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LET us try to redeem Cambria county
from Democratic misrule next Tuesday
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to know the life history o! these men.
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Wake, sleeper from thy dream of ease
The great OCCASIONS forelock seize,
And ,et the North wind strong,
And golden leaves of Autumn, be
Thy coronal of victory,
And thy triumphal song"
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The A11eshan1an.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1868.
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FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL:
GENERAL JACOB NJ. CAMPBELL.
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our state Omcers.

GEN. JOHN f. HARTRANFT, our can
didate for reelection to the Office of Sur
veyor General, was gallant soldier in the
War for the Union. His qualifications
for the Office for which he is a candidate,
and of which he is the present incumbent,
are well and favorably known to the peo-
pie of the State at large.
GEN JACOB NJ CAMPBELL, our candi-
date for reelection to the office of Survey
or General, was also brave soldier. He
is a resident of our own county, and our
readers all know him to be man worthy
of their sufrages.
Gems Hartranft and Campbell, through
the exercise of care and economy in their
respective offices, have saved thousands of
dollars to the taxpayers of the State du-
ring their present administrations.
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FOR CONGRESS:
HON. DANIEL j. MORRELL.
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HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
G GENERAL JOHN +. HARTRANET
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A LAST WORD.

Republicans The time for talking has
nearly passed away, and the time for ac-
tiOn arrived. On next Tuesday-three
working days from date-you will be
called upon to meet the enemy at the
polls and engage in conflict which may
decide the destiny of our Republic for all
time to come.
Are You Readyf
The issue joined between the contend
ing forces is clear and well-defned Shall
the Republican party-the party which
rescued the country from the horrors Of
Secession and successful Rebellion-the
party which has given us a restored Union,
purged of Human Slavery and purified as
by tire-the party of Progress and of
Christian Principles-shall this party re-
tain control of the Government till its
allotted task, now only half accomplished,
shall have been completed Or shall the
so-called Democratic party-the party of
Disloyalty and downright Treason
party which in the South fought against
the Union and in the North talked against
1.-THE party which even now, both North
and South, is threatening another Rebel
lion, thereby retarding the return of
the country to absolute Peace and renew
ed Prosperity-be restored to power
OctOber.-.NOVem
The October election is of as much i'm
portance as the November election. Our
State Officers, our Congressman, &C., are
running on the same platform which sup
ports Grant and Colfax A victory for us
in October is also a victory for our Ma
tional standard bearers, and will make the
utter overthrow of the enemy in November
an easy task. On the other hand, de-
feat for us in October will be looked upon
as an Indication of desire on the part of
the people to return to Democratic rule
and ruin, and will make Republican
victory in November a matter of doubt
and uncertainty
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FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN'L. ULYSSES S. GRANT.
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STATE TAXES.

TnE TAX COLLECTOR hereby not;f..
l. the citiz-ss "i Ahb-ville Ibis rirt. tina.
'er The purPwr of s.se..ing and ~,l.. citing the
9'a's and Dntrict TAXES fur 1857, no will La
At !Abbeviilc Court House. on Mon
Gay. th+ 81 81 February nexr, uAt.l III. Is Il
June t':i"wing, md -v-,y day nf the We. X
during tina, period. except on Saturday..
.hen he vii be nt C"k-shlry. aud rxc.pt Gu
Monday. t"e 18th Of February, when Il.
wi, - "
At Nincty-Six from II ..'vL,ck, 81. Of Tin,
"-} to j: o'clock, 81 on Tuesday, The letl,,
Al greenwood from 70 o'ol.mk Tu-..lar.
ION. |" II ""l"cs Weln-rdsy. 18th, a,d
At DOtssa,iid's from ; o'.lork, r. A.. no
tdn..iay, 10Th. to o'eock, a. NJ, F.i-
day, .ist
Ee,u'us must he NAL. Of the value If all
hs"' Est7!~ "w"d "n The Is, Of January, 1888 !
81 az - H'"""' i.'q:o;S manufactured hsui
the st Of JANUARY. l6ia. l." :l.t Of Decs.,i,,r.
ieos; Ut all Sriri,I"us Liquors s"li from, ,l,,
lst OF Ja"n-Iy, leGs. 10 the Sfsi Of ID. ce,sb.r.
iSeS-tInnI'<ily i<tuths in zach eass y 4 aii
hugrie. aud Carriages. t:.ld ard Siv-r Plate.
"n':Ic'. JsweIry and Pianos OIL hAud l.. OF
J"nua,y. 1868.
Gros' I"e"mss from Emlloym.nt., Farul,i..
ana rr"'.,.,""' fr''1a ist January. 1867. to lot
. Amount Of all sales Of Goods. Wares aud
M"rrh."di~s frum l.t Jams .ry, 1865, to I.,
J"uuary 'si9-(qu.r-rlr rs,urns)
l""o'ncs IN elcs's Of $500 ho.a Sa'.,f.s,
No''s. Di'il-"'i', and Money at I.tere.,.
H~turns ,nu't b. m-do bv keepers .f Il ,ters.
Livery Stables. Is lizard Tables. Bsr / 0 ms.
Eu''c Hacks. sisE~ Coaches, DO. sIA~, ke.per.
"f slI Public Ferries
T'1-paNsrs will be required to return the
n1n.es uf all males on their plantations b~,v wee.
'he ages OF II sn,l 81 yc4.s; aud, also. the
nuinhsr "i d"gs "n hahd the ls, Jauu .ry, IScS
all rrt7rns OF TAXES n,u,t D.. III de hy H..
b:s: March, 1868 Ut executions for q DOUBLE
TAX wiif i- t-.uel
All Taxes for Inc-.:a.s Hu.I lie paid bv III.
Si't Maich. 1875. Ons-halr OF t!.s la x-. irun,
rii "'h-r so''rGe. niu.t also Le paid. BY tile s!s.
March. -fe1s. AID The r~m.in'ng halt hy the
i1'h June. 'shs Where tho "hol- inx 10 paid
hy tho Jlsi March. ls6a. q discount OF ) per
cen. will ''e allowed GU that v h,rh is du. by
the l3'h !unv..lsGa.
fAecu'v"s will be issue u."inst all prrsn,,.
fa'i"g 70 i'ny their Taxes by the times ~. cifir]
f"se who failed to make r-iurhs Tor tn. past
year will 30 re licrrd i,,n n double Tux bv ,..y.
.ng ur by The fst March. lSss.
Tho Take. herein Iuvi-ti shall be pail onl, in
gold and sIi.er c"in, United Saons Treasury
A"t"'. "r n"i~s declared 10 i.e u legal t-n.lsr
hy the Coy .fEIn"ni { tho United suites. or
.";-s rf NATIONAL Bank'. or the Bi:ls. X. ceiva
h'e Of this State: nl'o the P-y Certificates oi
Jurors and t'ODstuiI.s
Al returhs sen, hy msil or oib.rw:ss nnuxi h
swor" 10 l~f fore u Magistrate ur Notary rutLc
~ ord'r VI Grnerai t:aLby.
! s. A. LODGES,
Tag coileei.r Of ALbeyills District.
Jan ~ - 3n
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seUM. 9lmufA GleFHB NlsgIpllBgg,

Ratensed May 1867, By F. Edsr, ohester, g. q. =,
1'oz' aA1ss asM asseassas1sss es,sraa2xusox.
IT. This IN 81 sssssruc. iii aurabsan not
Hsnie 70 get out 1t wsH Mas nix aFts or ts hun of
IN hse anitcs Il aceersing to directions
y. W. ,. arc 1gsg. tg ee shsGe
We. ws VIZ : teM ssrs Ind the
the money. faITARJ ES A, .fssstassss go % ~
DGc.Hber II -. - ~-9T - 80
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ATTENTION, LADIES 7
.Fsa. As. 1895. Is, u

sa call and exanae my stock Of elegant pcrn,eri
1aa ,rs s9e, t oo"s Coogne Tooth Powders dc, just
.r'fe M tor the finest article the ever offer
c IN ne market Genuine Brown Windsor Soap Pure Honey
Soap and Pore Glycc,ine soapan ac. rarely fuial At
Also plenty of GARDEN SEEDS vet on hand Look ont for
late frosts and e to have good supply seeI to rc
% am constantly receiving additional supplies Drugs anil have
"ayS on han an the medicines generally D;uy Store
49, ~ E-SltffS Indigo ami Ma.leu Co,rera Cudler
@ @ oraly 0ter color except the great
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FRESH lRRRIIIA ALS !
c. Cof1.a Sugar.
Priu.e Rio Coffee,
Res: E"glirh Dairy Chceas,
l allan M"rnroni,
Another B"rrol Of Extra fne Amber
Syrup.
WHITE, SMITH & co.
FL. ~. 1865. ~ II
HEAD QUARTERS
Garden Seed Department.

HEAD QUARTERS }
Garden Seed Department,
jan. 81, 1868.
General Orders. No. 1868.
The public are hereby notified that
". 7. PENNEY. No. 4 Whites Block.
has on hand large and select sto;:k of
fresh and genuine Garden Seeds which
he offers fol- sale low. and if not sold
soon will be given away.
w. T. PENNEY.
KEROSENE OIL
At the lowest market price. no matter
what that be. provided not less than
l21-2 cents per gallon.
W. T. PFNNY.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
Always OF hand and warranted to be
Of the best quality and at reasonable
rates.
N. B. My terms are CASH ONLY.
Do not ask for Credit az that has 'riayed
Iob" with 1867.
w. 7. PENNEY.
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HEADQUARTERS
Drug and Secl Department,
Whites RlOek No 4


Drug and Secl Department,
Whites Block, No. 4
Special Order. No.
That part Of General Order No. 1868.
wherein was not mentioned either Of The
following articles. TO Wit: Potash for
making Soap White and Red Onion Sets,
Glue and Cinnamon Bark, Copperas and
Coda. Mustang Lininelt. and PhiIotoken
Also. DR.. Cheeseman's Celebrated Female
Pills, Morphine. Opium Pain Killer. Pain
Curer and Pain Doctor, al of which are
good for Pains: Com Starch, flesh and
fine. for delicate children; Also, M:s.
Wins!ows and DR.. Seabrook's Soothing
Sylups for Children Teothing. &C.. nvaE
unbls Remedies; and thousand. more
or less, of other things oil hand. and
ars hereby declared for Salo at the
Lowest Cash Prices, by :
W. I. PENNEY.
% E.b laRS A. n
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South Carolina Railroad.
GENT. SUP"rS

GENT. SUP"rS OFFICE
tHAhLr.Tus. :. e.. October 3, Iso7.
d aud nft.r t'rsob.r 6. 1867, the Passenger
~ Trains Oh the South Carolina Railroad
will run ~ follow viz:
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S. A. LODGES,

Tag coileel.r Of ALbcyiils District. :,
Jan - II a.,
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I'H' .u,"-riLsr will commence n" ..erci.ss
l. al tiis nhuve nsnI-d Ara 'er1v. stu>l 4
about ten miles west ef AbLe,iii. T.. H., tn
the S~e"nd Noa.lay IF February.
TIE f'i". ing a'r the rA'es OF Tuition per
s-s.ien "f Fi.e Mo,;hn:
Higher IL ranches. (:nc:udi:g the Cla.s:c.. }
ti;."U.
E"yli'', Grammar. Geography and Arih-
m-tir $il..0.
Elementary branches. $3.50.
is""rl ca" he i.d at sln.m Ter month. in
Guiding Washing Fu. i and If,It..
The Acsd-H,: i. ri'un'-d ipsa lin" h-al'hy !"
s''i"n. and pleasant nvigLlru, lie. 4. a.d con
.,",-"! 10 the Presbyterian. BaIirt and Meth.
oil 81 churches.
The li"srd "f 'Ftns'c-s consist Of fra sr
n r. rs's"ns t" wh",n all ,u.tt,r. per, aiming
t" she Academy are rel rrel.
p. GILBERT.
P.b :. 1888. -. #
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
on TIE
Greenville and Columbia, Rall-

nN and after FRIDAY, tho 9th Instant
~ t",sFnsst Trains will run daily. suudays
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Coon ADvIcE.-Never shirk your du-
ties, however low and mean they seem
to you. Remember that to do as we'll
as ever you can what happens to be the
only thing within your power to do, is
the best and sursst preparation for
higher service. Should things go
against you, never give way to debilitat-
ing depression, but be hopeful. brave,
courageous, careful not to waste in vain
and unavailing regret the power you
will need for endurance and endeavor.
Learn we'll your business, whatever it
NAV be /; make tho best Of every oppor-
tunity for acquiring any sort Of kuowl-
edge that may enlarge your acquaint-
ance with business generally, and ena-
BILE o to take advantage Of any offer
or opening that may come. Above all
things, remember that character is es-
s%ential to success in life, and that that
character is the best which is real and
thorough-true and genuine to the eore
which has nothing to underlay it OIL
the consciousness Of secret sin; which
is pure and unspotted as it 10 thought 70
be, and the moral and manly virtues Of
which are based upon and inspired by q
religious faith-by that love and fear OF
God which at once preserve from "great
transgressions" and prompt to the cul-
hvation Of every personal and social
virtue.
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THE EARTHQUAKES Il South AMERICA.
Hon. Alvin P. Hovey, United States Min
lister to Peru, in a very recent dispatch
to Mr.. Seward, has given an interesting
account of the terrible devastation
caused in Peru and Ecuador by the
earthquake of August 10 and l6. The
newspapers have already described tho
loss of life and property caused by the
falling of the houses in the cities and
towns, but Mr.. Hovey says that the peo-
pie living in the country have suffered
fearfully from the thunder storms which
deluged the entire surface of the ground
and swept out of existence nearly all
the sheep and cattle. The great trouble
at present is to furnish the population
with provisions. The destruction in
the province of Imbabura will cause
great suffering in Quito, rs nearly all
the n~ecessaries Of life for that city are
obtained in that region. The difficulty
Of conveying food from Guayaquil, it is
stated, will be very great, as the journey
requires twelve days severe travel, with
mules carrying small burdens, over rug
ged and precipitous mountains, deep
gorges and narrow passes. Mr.. Hovey
appeals to the good men Of the United
States to aid by charity the suffering
people of Peru and Ecuador, and Mr..
Seward publishes the dispatch to excite
tho sympathies and the active charity
of this and of all civilized nations.
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CARSON ITEMS.
From the Appeal Of this morning

From the Appeal OF TINS morhlnS.l ...
A RUNAWAY MATcH.-A young man
aud woman failing to obtain tho con-
sent of the parents of the latter, who
was Of lswful age TO judge for herself in
the matter, went to Genoa night before
last and were married at 3 o'clock yes
terday morning. The parties married
are residents Of this place. Report says
there were two lovers of the lady-one
acceptable to the parents, the other,
and the winning one, on the contrary
quito the reverse.
FROM E%sNERALDA CouSTy.-Governor
Crossman came in from Pine Grove last
evening. From him we learn that Es-
meralda County is safe for q handsome
| Union majority on the Electoral ticket.
At Pine Grove the head Of the ticket
received 80 Union majority. The State
| ticket received an average of about 80
Union majority, and the Legislative
ticket the same. At Smiths Valley
precinct there was 2 Union majority. AT
Sweetwater the Electoral ticket had 8
| Union majority. Aurora not heard
from, but 1t is thought it will give 40
Union majority. Crystal Peak, 1t is
thought, will give As Democratic major
ity. Mason's Valley gave 6 Democratic
majority. The other precincts in the
county it is confidently believed will
give Union majorities.
ALL hail to Cave Rock and Lake
Valley precincts in Douglas County.
The former polled their entire list of
q votes for the Union ticket and the
latter did likewise with their 10 votes.
From tho valley here loyal hearts send
greeting to the voters of those precincts
in the pure atmosphere of their noun
tsin home.
OUR entire county ticket is elected.
Tho largest majority il liz. 1t was a
"close game" between Wagner and
Mason, but our Republican candidate
for County Treasurer made q winning
BY two votes.
"Tnoxpsos's CoLT" was paradcd
through our streets yesterday to the
time of fife and drum. Colonel Abe
Curry bet o certain amount of money
against Major Jim Thompson's colt, that
Seymour and Blair would not get 260
votes In this ~precinct-aud won the bet.
Yesterday Curry had the colt b%lanketed
with a broad sign bearing the words,
"Thompson's Colt. His namc to be
changed by the next Legislature to
Frank Blair" and as we have stated,
had him led through the streets headed
by Frisbies' martial band.
TuoNPsoN's colt has been found ut
last. Curry got him from the original
owner, Jim Thompson, on an election
bet, and having won that famous piece
of horsefesh the Colonel proposes to
send him to the State Prison for safe
keeping.
GRANT AND CoLpAx and o loyal Con-
gress have been elected, and our great
Chief will be permitted BY that ever
watching Providence which has made
and preserved us as a Nation, to exercise
such a benign control over the destinies
OF this Republic as shall vouchsafe bis
wish : Let us have peace aud by
the exercise of that power the pernl-
cious influences which gave birth to
My Policy" and infused new life into
the Copperhead Democracy will be for
ever suppressed and put under foot in
American politics.-Carson appeal.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO n COLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
TnE CALIFORNIA ELEcTIoN.

H.- - a
Grants Majority About 900.
SACRAMENTO, November e.-No Over
land dispatches received hero last
night.
The election returns for this State.
include 40 counties, leaving but one
Mendocino-unheard from. The major
tiles for Grant foot up 6,256i the ma
%jorities for Seymour, 5,275, leaving n
Grant majority of esl. Mendocino last
year gave Haight over Gorham 1896 (;
dcducting this as Seymour's majority in
that county, we still have 500 left in fa'
yor of Grant.
From Eastern advices to date it is cs-
timated that the Republicans will have
1879 members of the 4lst Congress, aud
the Democrats &C. 9mz0E
A dispatch from San Francisco last
night at 10 o'clock, says: We figure
47O majority for Grant, taking the vote
of last year for Haight in nine counties
not yet heard from. sgg1.
A number Of bets on the State have
been Withdrawn by mutual consent,
both parties fearing tho result would be
against them.
Railroad Accident.
About J. o'clock yesterday morning
an accident happened on the Central
Pacific Railroad, by which several cars
were smashed and a locomotive disa-
bled. A freight train which had got
ahead Of time, stopped at point near
Verdi, and was there run into by an
other one which followed it, which was
also ahead Of time. Several cars were
made kindling wood Of and the forward
part Of the engine was broken consider
ably. The engineer, who suffered a
sprained ankle, was the only one hurt.
The passenger train due in the city
at l p. n. was delayed about three hours,
but reached the city ut 3 p. NJ, making
the connection with the San Francisco
steamer.
We had q few light showers Of rain
yesterday and this morning. Weather
still cloudy. Indications for more rain.
Latest from California.
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RAMESro, 2 P. H.-Dispatches from San
Francisco up to this hour say that Grant
has carried the State by at least 400.
Barstow says it is distressingly close,
but thinks the State safe for Grant.
Latest from San Francisco.
SAN FRANcILco, November G-2r. NJ.
The Bulletin figures up that allowing all
the counties to be heard from to give
tho same majorities MS they gave Inst
year, Grant will carry the State BY 400.
1t is officially stated that the total
deaths from smallpox, since tie COM
mencement of the epidemic, is 200.
The steamer Constitution sailed at
noon for Panama with 3l5 passengers.