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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04

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credit of twelve months. purchaser giH'
ing bond and mortgage OF Tie premises
to secure the credit portion of the par
chase money and to pay for papers and
recording.
Shcrii''s Ollicc. l.. CAIN.
NOV. l3. 1873. Sheriff .. G..
OraugcburT nov 20-l5-2t
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Edgarown Nov 8. bark Clarce, Marchant
Atlantic Ocean after putting back.
Arrived Honolulu sept 80 sehr Giovanni Apan Dority
days Pover Bay 1870 gals VIII OH 300 lbs bone,
l3}OO lbs warms tusks aud J6i fox skins The q A re-
ports Sailed nom Honolulu April Is for the Arctic Ocean
Had strong winds mostly the Fox Islands May IL went
through the Ounmak Passage In company with bark Flor
Made the ice May 49, In lat 90 TO- Ion ia 70 Ar
rived PlOver Bay June =. Experienced line weather
during juno and the FIRST part OF July Strong southeriy
winds during the middle and latter part Of the season
July 10 while company with the bark Arctic lying a an
Choir IN Wainwright Inlet strong southwest gale set tue
Ice in which drove the Arctic ashore Aiter losing both an
chors succeeded in working the schooner out As soon ~
the ice broke mp back and found the Arctic nl feet
81 water Capt Whitney had discharged everything to get
her on July 20 sailed from Point Barrow and next day
ie ~ with the Arctic, working norhward Captain whitney
souherly winds Payer Bay and sailed thence Sept
irving ~ Honolulu Sept 30 having had light variable winds
the whole Reports previous July ~ ship Cone
ius llowland, NIB, with 5Ol bbls warus oil.
despatch dated san Francisco Sd the
2l4O bills VIII oil
letter from San Francisco Oct ~ reports the ar
rival OF bark Helen Mar. kuOn Of Mr. Arctic
500 bhs warus OIL 100 bbls Arctic whale oil 10000 lbs
whaebone and 1900 lbs ivory
letter from Capt Mckenzie, of ship Europa of NIB dated
last Of September reports her from the Ocean
bound Honolulu having taken 1850 bbls oil 1900
lbs bone.
4 letter from Capt Brown Of bark Atlantic of NIB DE
I6 reports her repairing Montevideo Was bound to
on Shore Ground Had taken whale since leaving Bay
Of Islands Had shipped 800 bbls sp oil by ship syren
his nor
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FOREIGN PORTS.

cTESFUEGos Nov ARRIVED, bark John Griffin westberg
New York brig Bonlto tBr Murphy, Androssan schr
Barley. Townsend Cardiff
Sailed Oct ~ bark Idaho Richardson New York New
Orleans.
DyxEgARA Nov ARRIVED previously, schr D Keeling
Twiford, Baltimore.
Havana Nov ARRIVED schr Tannhauser Grover Port
land 9th, steamer State Of Texas Bolger. New York.
Sailed 4th, schrs Mary Snsmans Pennington Pensacola
Mananico, Randett. Mobile.
HALIFAX, Nov 4-Saled, brig Spanish Main Br, Mccul-
loch, Cuba.
Arrived 5th. cable steamer Nina from Sydney OR
LocKPoRT, Ms Nov 3Arrved schr Caledonia (Br) from
New York.
MATANzAs, Nov 4SaIed bark Eliza White wotton North
of Hatteras; brig Hyperion Clark Fernandina schr
simmons Harrington, Savannah
MUsQUAsH NIB, Oct 19-Ccared bark Emma (Br), Cox
Lverpool 10th. schr Clara Maoney New York.
MONTREAL, Nov 3-Arrived steamer Moravian Graham
Liverpool.
Cleared ID steamer Lake Megantic (Br Battersby Liy
erpool
NEWCASTLE, Nsw, Sept 24-In port bark Stag DID, Kerr
for Auckland.
PoIST LoBos deru not Ponce as misprinted,. Oct l.
In port bark Abbst, Chase for Havana sail next day
pool.
Cleared I'd, barls Eldorado. Colledge Hull; Medina
Short, Leith; Rel ance. Houghton, Barrow; Canbula
Knudsen. Llaneys Sd. ships Arran, Thompson London
City Of Montreal wilson. Grcenock bark Finland Tavat
jernen. Cork.
RIO JASsIRo, Sep 27-Arrved, bark Amazon snow, Bal
timore.
Sailed Sept 90, parks Queen (Br Conway, dc; Contest
(Br1 Hines. do: brig Suzanne Frl, Rousset, Hampton
Roads; schr Viola lBri. Frazier, New York
Cleared TO 9th. hip Oakland, Reed, Calao brig Lewis
L Squres. Blatchfod New York.
Sr JomN NIB. No, 5--Arrved, schr Monsita, New York
Cleared 5h, schrsM 81 Pierre, Philadelphia Little
mic VINEYARD Haven.
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many friends I am teld that the women went
out into the streets Laughter and cheers think
this cannot be mistake IL Is not time, gentlemen
when you will expect from me any lengthy speech, and
l can only thank you, | can only say 70 you that
IL Will be the highest ambition OF my life 20 discharge
the duties or this high Office ia honest upright and
satisfactory manner
The applause that followed the close or this address
was simply deafenlng, and IL continued long
after the enthusiastic crowd had started hi
the direction Of the residence or District At
torney Phelps which they reached five minutes
later That gentleman had just returned from dinner
party and ia response 10 the invitation OF the commit
soon standing IN full dress upon the balcony OF
his house Alter the cheers had subsidized he said -
be considered personal 10 mysel but render you
my most grateful thanks look upon II, however,
something more than personal compment-it is a
manifestation Of your JOY and exultaton that in the
canvass which has Just closed the people have
selected their own officer by their viii and
elected them by their own votes without the dictaon
81 any man. tApplausel | hope that II may always be
50, and that when the people of this city desire any
body 10 represent them any office they may be
aoled TO carry out their will at the ballot box
without dictation from any one. LipRause) In
the canvass just closed which has been one full OF per
sonay ana calumny lips have been sealed so Tar as
anything relating 10 myself has entered nto had con
hdence IN the justice Of the people and submitted my
record TO thcm, and | proud to say
that the verdict given upon the record is
which they viii never regret, and of which they
may be enabled the confidence. Gentlemen,
wish you Joy and success in all your political under
takngs. and wish you very good night
At late hour the enthusiastic visitors their
way 10 call upon Hon. John Morrissey and other
cessiul candidates in the late political contest
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PROSECUTION OF BROOKLYN OF.
FICIALS.

ALLEGED INSTITUTION OF LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST THE RING-wHAT Is SAID ON THE
SUBJECT.
Considerable comment and excitement occa-
stoned in Brooklyn political circles yesterday attendant
upon the renewal Of the rumored proceedings against
certain officials and contractors, as published the
HERALD several weeks ago 1t reported that there
longer any doubt upon the subject of the ins
tuition OF preliminary steps looking to the prosecution
Of prominent officials and contractors who
puted to have been benefited by the alleged
spoations Of their friends in certain transactions
which have augmented greatly the burdens of taxation
Since the counting Of the vote Tuesday night the
publcans have declared their intention ofdrving certain
January l. They may have boosted idly IL is true, but
they calculate upon the support of reform agencies
which have been ut work for some time past TO further
their ends The Taxpayers Independent Association at
n meeting held in September last appointed a Com
mittee Prosecution, whose duty 1t was
TO draft specific charges and specifications
TO be laid before the prosecuting officer oil the State,
Attorney General Pratt and Governor Tilden,
against the members of the old Board of Water and
Sewerage Commissioners; also against several
tractors and others connected with the Reservoir job
the East River Bridge direction and patent pavement
enterprises The object view is 10 obtain the i'm
parchment of certain officials and the commencement
of judicial proceedings to recover the money alleged to
have been taken without authority OF law from the
treasury No legal action in open court has thus far
been taken. The Chairman of the Committee
on Prosecution, Mr.. Henry Il. Harrington
when questioned about the rumored presenta.
ton of sworn charges and other evidence
to the Attorney General last evening said he knew
nothing whatever about 1t and would not speak the
subject. Ex-Register Hugh Mclaughlin said he knew
nothing about the matter whatever and had heard
of any such Colonel A. G. Davis, OF the Tax
payers Association, was not at home. Commissioner
Fowler, of the Board OF City Works. not at home
last evening II is said that Wheeler H. Peckham, the
distinguished counsel, has been retained by the
ISOLATION but Mr. Peckham would not
verse upon the subject District Attorney Brit
ton had heard nothing officially upon the al
legged prosecutions If any legal papers
really in Of the character ntmated they
in Albany with the Attorney General and the Governor
Ex-Mayor Booth, who called upon by a HERALD
reporter last night, said that it that such
papers had been prepared and he supposed they
forwarded the Governor the prosecuting officer OF
the State though OF his personal knowledge he did not
know that such the case He further said 1t
gross breach of faith the part OF the member OF the
committee who had given the facts 10 the press at this
stage They could only be had from the Attorney Gem
eral
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Bark Anna Aus) vidulich. Gloucester, E-Funeh Edge
Il Go.
Co
Bark Emilia ciampa dtaD. CaRero CardiH-A P
Agresta
Bark rsolini dtaD. Ferrlgn, Cork Falmouth for or
ders-A Acresa.
BARK vcsta (Nor) Grunde Lopdonderry-C Tobias Co.
Bark Lillian. Boynton. Dunkirk-Brett, Son Go.
BARK Rconnoseiote dtal, De simone, Leghorn-Funch.
Edye X Co.
Brig Tula. Miller. Belize. IoH-Wm Jex 4 Co.
Brig Martinguaise tFr) Maneen, st Pierre Mart-Danl
Trowbrdgc 4 Go.
Brig W y Andrews Wilson. Cape Hayten-R Murray, Jr
Brig Havana, Meyer HRvana-J Ward Co.
Brig Frontier. Blasdel Portlaud-Bryan 4 Stevens.
Schr Frances nlr Carter Ponce. PR-P Neyns 4 Son
Schr WIN Knghton. fIageman s. Johns, PR-B
WEINBERG.
schr Pilots Bride. Eldrdce. Hayana-S W Lewis 4 Co.
Schr Ellen Storer Wade, Psnsacoa-Parsons l.ond
Sehr John Wright Scnll. Charleston-Bentley, Glider
sleeve Co
Schr Golden Eagle, Kelly. Boston-Chas living
DOYLE
Schr + Goodwin, williams stamord-stamford Manurae-
turing co.
Schr salIe Burton, Burnley Stamiodstamord Maputac.
turing Co.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

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sen n,i"uepmA'
sAeu 'en' steaher 'aueanu Deis' hahuie' ihiiauei'
pm . .
"nisioL No' o-A''Neu' O"iA = AiH'''oAs' AAu'An
sAuS"@i-
DorpnA1A wy '-A''i'su' OAfA canning 'Dp' ~'''"e
80 eip"a .
-. 49,, -, '"''0a' '"ip '11s0 "A1'''e ND'' 100
"' -" o'ioans.
w 80 W ~ N''
-e,os' 'm ,oA
80 ar 1,'' -, Dur ea''er
' N'i'eu' sup 'oonns"' "A'souse' -"
~ 1'', - p'ens"'
s' '' Ill oArAS DApHne N'op' .'ois'A'
80 o'D pA.'''o W No''sfua"' ha'e iiA's' A'uAs
- - - ~ .
$3.50, , 'eu' DaiA DfauPue' 'Nop' ins'o''-
DuSpAIK Nov 4-Sailed bark Jennie Armstrong tBr)
GRAY North America
GLOUCESTER Nov 4-sailed bark Freva Nor Blaauw
United States
GALWAY Nov 5-Arriyed bark Posiedon Nor, Thorsen
phtlad.lnhia
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AMERICAN PORTS.

Providence; Amslsp, Boston; Hattie Giles and 4
boston Nov 57Arriyed. steamers VIM Lawrence,
wheldon do Nerus, Berry, New York sehrs Cyrus Hail.
Howes. philadelphia; James II Moore, Dosne do; Mabel
Fry, Smith Pouekeepsie; Katie Robinson, Cham pion,
Giesred"Steamer VIM crane loves. Baltimore: bark
BonSla Toast. Srgs Caroline Gray Pease
nisn, Port NatalCsonth Africa Donovan, Donovan,
Sailed ,.Brgs esso Rhynas Kaluna. Mary c. Mariner
BALTIMORE, Nov 5-Arrived. steamers Braunschweig
Ger,; Unduetscl Bremen Geo Apgod. Loveand, Boston
York brig sarah Wallace, Breen St John Nj.
Also arrived steamers VIM Kennedy. Foster Providence
NeS YORK ZEE rsa ifS Hickman RGSnsoa
Below-Bark jqullla (Nor, Lowald. from Arendal via
Clearcd-steaner Blackstone Hallcs Providence; Sea
Gull button Charleston; sriss Agnes Barton knight,
AFRO cleared, aeainers Louisa, Walker Edenton. &c;
Martha Stevens, Chance, New York; schr L Burnhsm
sailed-Brig, Starlight and Agnes Barton.
BRUNSWICK. "a. Nov 3-Clearcd, steamer Montgomery,
BGXGoG. Soy s-Arrlyed sehr. Lizzie coehrane Hop.
4th-sailed. selTs Dsrlpg. and Yankee Blade, New
BGTii. Nov s~lrriyed scir d il Chamberlain, - for
sl2sf q o JSs n Gey w aSrs New York
4thn tho strean ready for sea, schr Emerson Sears
BooTiiBAY, Nv 1-safcd ship - Metealr new. Of
New York; Blanchard from Damariscotta New Orleans
CHARLESTON, Nov Arrived, bark Antonia Renom
Cspl, Foret Havana tn0t as bcorel
SAied-~rhr Ear " Potter, Rogers, Port Royal Sc
5tli-Arrivcd. sclrs Townsend Townsend New York.
Carrie Nelson, Ahn Baracoa; Carlton trl AIbury Mas
1
tHenrcd-Ship Spectator airl, ftman. Galveston
sailed-stealner Ponce (Spl, Liverpool
DELAWARE CITY, Del, Soy s-cearcd, schrs Mary Z
ELLSWOkrH, Oct 2s-Ceared, schr Fanue Edith
Bartlett, New York
EDGARfOWN. 10y s--Arrived schr, Annie Gus sprague.
New York tor Lynn iuntress, Brown Lubec New YORK
Fitzpatrick, trAnmcr Boston for Phiadelphia. Catn
waHcak, Cusimm. New York or Rockland, Henry Faul-
bingham, Grand RIVER for New York -
EAST GkEENWCl, Nov ARRIVED. schr Maria Louise,
sailed schrs Wells. Wells, aud Gentle. Eidridge
New Work.
FORTRESS MOIROE. Nov 5-Passed in for Baltimore
brig Ernestine. from Havana
Pasted uut-Bars espera Frden and IIolne for
II Cork brig Geo Lamer. for Ponce.
ArRed-Schr Saali Douglass (I3r fr ON Nassau for
ders.
FAIL RIVER sov 3Sailed, schrs Wild Pigeon C0nary
urum Somerset. Philadelphia; Ney, Chase New York.
4th+Arrved, scir w Locke Eunee Newburg
rastd up-sch Calvin 4 Harris. Benton, Georgetown
DC, lt somerset.
GAINEsTON Nov 4-Arrived steamer Amboto (sp)
Abarrtt. Havana III ballast
MOBILE, Nov S--Afnvsd, ship Roaoehoa tBr), Scott.
LvarnanL
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NEW JERSEY.

OFFICIAL MAJoRITIEs ~ MERCER AND SALEM
coUNTIEs-oNR MORE REPUBLICAN ELECTED.
TRENTON, Nov 8, 1875
The official maiorites for the successful candidates
the election in Mercer and Salem counties
declared to day The official count in Salem county
changes the result At rst announced by electng
republican Assembymen, instead Of one democrat W.
Lawrencel and one republican.
The following are the majorties:-
Mercer County-shcrin, Joseph Mount trep.) ma.
jorty 2S2; democratic loss, 2S5
Assemblymen-First district, Enoch II. Drake tdem J.
majority, rs; democratic loss, 90 Second district
John Hart Brewer rep, majority 2I5; democratic
loss AZ Third district-Robert L. Hutchinson trepl
majority 49,; democratic loss 2O4
Coroners-Hczckiah Mount Jesse Bodne and Jo-
seph r. q. Johnson ireps.l average majority 3l3
2l3
Senator-Charles $. Pummer (rep) majority, 2ll !;
republican loss 30S
Assembly men-First district, Richman Coles (repl
majority, 3; democratic loss, 2Sl Second district
Quintin keasley trepl majority, las; democratic loss
l29
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LONG ISLAND ELECTION RETURNS.

The result OF the election in Suffolk county is still in
doubt 10 number Of the candidates. the votes being
close that only the official determine
the majorties in either case. The democratic State
ticket has between 500 and 600 majority The demo-
Gratis claim that they have elected their candidate for
the Assembly, Mr. Gardiner, Mr. Petty, by small
majority but the latter's friends still confident of
his election
Young the republican candidate for District Attor-
ney 10 certainly elected he received very heavy
jory IN the town OF Huntington where his sympathies
are known to be with the Kelsey party. The republi-
also claim have reelected stephen French
County Treasurer by three majority while the demo
Gratis claim the election Of Newtns by ten fifteen
jory The republican Superintendent OF the Poor and
Coroner elected by small maorties. The majority
for Mr.. Prince for Senator Is put down at III.
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SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.

Richard Cook, aged fifty years committed suicide
last night No IS Thompson street BY shooting him
self in the head with revolver
on last Saturday Cook, who had been employed an
oyster opener at the above number dismissed for
habitual intoxicatioa Since that occasion he
has been in the habit OF lettering around the
place. Last night, shortly alter O'Clock,
he entered the Of his former employment
and proceeded up stars 10 the second floor A few
later the loud report Of pistol heard and
on gong up stairs the inmates found the unfortunate
man lying in the hallway with smoking revolver by
his side The ball had penetrated the right temple and
caused almost instant death.
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Banks Augustine Kobbe Adelaide Maury (Nor) Penarth
Roads; Nuoyo Monde QtaD, Trieste Proteus Havana ;
Rota DAM Liverpool; Amicitia Mor), Cork Ina Nor
Plymouth. Bridgeport, New Orleans briggs Andre VS.
Port Prince; STAR Rio janet schr West Side Cor.
pus Christi
Wind AZ midnight. ~ light.
az
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Rar NOTICE To CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or new YORK At NIGHT-The NKw YoRK
HERALD adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
use board the HERALD yacht showing while barn
Ing the coors red green red changing the other
ID succession and Ne miles distant Cap
tans Of vessels upon seeing this signal win obige BY
pairing any they may the Ship News
Department Of the iEnALn
Persons desirons Of communicating vessels arrv
ing New York a. BY addressing such vessels
u HERALD yacht pier 10 ! East River. New York
received from an parts the world and promptly do
hvered Duplicates teluLred
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. NOV. ), 1875.


Steamer Adriatic tBp, Perry Liverpool Queenstown
r j Cortis
steamer City Of Berlin tBp, Kennedy Liverpool via
Oueenstown-John q Dale.
Steamer Erin tBrl, Andrews Liverpool via Queenstown
w Hurt
Steamer Bolivia tBr Small Glasgow Henderson Bros
Steamer Gamma DR.. LiddecOat. Hamilton tBemudat-A
Outerbridge
Steamer Triplet. Hall. Wilmington Del-A Abbott.
A e SINNERS. Warren. Philadepha--Jns Hand.
steamer GEORGE II Stout, Ford Phladcphia-Jas Hand
Ship Atmosphere tBr Costello, Liyerpoornnch. Edge
A Go.
ship Livingstone CBp, Crosby, LivsrpOoi-snew Bar
nanA
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
~

The Hen and Chickens Ligkvcssel placed upon her
station Nov g. having besz Hpaired at Dartmouth and
Relief Llghtvcssel No 81 which been her station,
taken % Sow aud Pigs station.
TauRo Cane Cob Nov 2-The fog horn the Highlands
has been IL Witnessed up condition lately, owing
cracked reed scat
The crews OF the lfesavng stations coast are or.
dered quarters month earlier than year
Capt Werthen and crew went 10 No Monday.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping aud shipmasers are informed
that by teegraphing the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street London to this
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue lie fOpera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European and
Eastern ports of American and all foreign vessels trading
with tho United States the will be cabed this
try free OF charge
Captains arriving Mt and sailing from French aud Medl
ports will find Paris office tho economical
and e. ID or teeuraphinv naws
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. s, 1875.
The State election returns continue be favorable to
the republicans far the State ticket Is concerned
The republicans claim from 10 600 70 IL 600 majority
for all the State candidates except that FOR Treasurer
who will probably have from 900 to s. 600 majority.
The legislative returns ye; meagre but the
democrats appear TO have gained far four five
members This, 4 not Offset by republican gains, will
make the Legislature very close.
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SMALLPOX RAYAGES.

MIDDLErowy No7. 5, 1875.
Smallpox has been raging for the last three weeks in
Eenvlle Ulster county twenty four miles from here.
The have averaged twenty ali the time and
number Of them have proved fatal
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Urea, Nov. 5, 1875.
Gilbert republican, for Senator from the Twentieth
district is reported elected by "A majority with the
town OF Wmart. Herkimer county to hear from the
vote OF which only slightly affect the result
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WAS JACOBS ELECTED SENATOR +?

John c. Jacobs claims TO have been elected by .
majority Of thirty nine over Colonel Cavanagh the
publican candidate for Senator in the Third district OF
Kings county he says the in the First dis
trct Of the Twentythird ward give Cavanagh 39l and
Jacobs 1877, which vote combined Is eighty eight
than the registry, and that instead Of 39l the vote
should have been 291
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PENNsYLvANIA.

PENNSfLNANIA.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 9, 1878.
The following are the Official returns
Adams county-Democratic majority FOR Governor,
SOL
Franklin county-Repubcan majority for Governor,
100
susquehanna county-Republlcan majority for Gov
ernor 500,
Crawford county-oGlcal republican majority for
Governor, $40
Lebanon county-Rcpublican majority l,25l
The Official returns give Pershing 245 majority IN
Wyoming county and l. 400 In Luzernc county.
THE ADMINISTRATION CANDIDATE FOR CON-
oREss ELECTED IN MISSISSIPPI
WASHINGTON. Nov. s. 1876.
A telegram was received this morning by the At
torney General announcing that United states Attorney
Wells, the administration candidate for Congress 10
mississippi has been elected py majority OF 900
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TOPEKA, Nov 3, 1875.

TOPEKA, Nov 3, 1873
The Commonwealth has returns from eighty eight dis.
tricts. 0fthess sixty republican,, but some
oil the successful candidates the independent
ticket Seven democrats and nine reforners are
elected. There twenty districts, On the extreme
frontier, to be heard from.
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suited in favor Of Mayor Doyle the present incumbent,
nine Of the wards electing delegates in his favor
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THE ADMINISTRATION CANDIDATE FOR COZ
A REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., Nov. 8, 1875.
The republican primary meetings thls evening 70.
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The returns received BY the Argus give majority for
Bgeow OF 6,lss, with the prospect Of further in
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THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.

ELMRA, Nov 6, 1878
steuben county complete gives Bgelow GIG ma
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM SEw YORK TIE MONTHS
NOVEMBER DECEMBER.
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GLEN FALLS, Nov. s, 1875.
ALBANY, Nov. 5, /

Warren county complete gives Seward sss majority
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LINES OF TRAVEL.
LEAVE ANGELES:

Cn and after Monday July q, 1875, and until
further notice, trains will run every day as
follows: