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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-10-20

NEwBERRY POMONA GRANGE
At meeting of the above Grange II
Ebenezer's last Monday, Col. Tayts,
of Columbia, Past Master of the State
Grange of South Carolina, and Over
seer of the National Grange, installed
the following officers:
Master-J. n. Lipscomb; Over
seer-J. S. Hair; Lecturer-Alan
Johnstone; Stewart-E. P. Chalmers !:
Assistant Stewart-J. c. S. Brown;
Chaplain-J. A. Sigh; Secretary
I. W. Holloway Treasurer-Malcolu
Johnstone; Gate Keeper-P. j. Ste
vens; Ceres-Mrs. Bette B. Hair !;
Pomona-Miss sallie Grimes Flora
Mrs. S. G. Irwin Lady Assistant
Mrs. Lou. A. Folk.
At night, at the Female Academy.
the Past Master, assisted by Mrs.
Taylor, who is Pomona of the National
Grange, and Assistant of the State
Grange, conferred the Fifth Degree in
form to all the delegates present to
Newberry Pomona Grange:
Col. Taylor expressed himself well
pleased with the appearance and ma
terial of all the officers and delegates
present. He enjoyed his visit here as
one most pleasant in every way.
Col. Taylor and his accomplished
wife, with Capt. J. N. Lipscowb aud
his amiabie companion, were the
guests of Capt. and Mrs. J. S. Hair.
lPr0qresslve Age.
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OUR MONTHLY.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

OUR MONTHLY is magazine devoted to gen.
cr.,l and religious reading. Its contains -
{oui,le column pages, and every endsavor WILL
he made to uakc it worth the money.
Every charitab!y inclined person shou sao;
.cyib. iur it. as the entire subscription is deYoteo
20 tue support Of the orphans in the
THORNWELL ORPHANAGE
~ Clinton. s. c.. by whom all the work upon it
i done 1t is carefully edited and is worth the
p.ce D w asked for it. Win not the friends Of shs
C:;,hanage get up list OF subscribers for US and
So enable deserving boys to assist IN supporting
AT subscriptions should be sent at once to the
'o''0' ''AN REV. WM. P. JACOBS,
Oct o. 42-tf Clinton, s. c.
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The Ohio Election.

The defeat of the Democratic party
in Ohio, is recognized as cause for
national sorrow, as it strengthens the
third term project of Grant. 1t may
not turn out SO disastrously, however.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
James ". Davenport, deed, are hereby re-
n..,Stcd to come forward and settle by or
,:r:.,re Dec. lst. Ali Notes and Accounts
aas paid by the time mentioned, will be
placed in the hands of an officer for colec-
lion J. D. CASH,
o,t IA 1S75-42-5t. Admir-.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.

By James G. Leahy, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Carey N. Williams hath made
suit to me, to grant him Letters Of Ad.
ministration of the Estate and effects OF
Nancy E. Tri5ble, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and a'lmonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the SAID deceased. that they be and
appear, before me, in the Court OF Pro-
bate. to be.held at Newberry Court house,
S. G., on the 9th day Of October next,
after publication hereof, at II O'CLOCK IN
the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration should
not be granted. Given under my Hand
this 9th day of October, Ammo Domln',
1875.
j. C. LEAHY, J. P. NC.
Oct. l3, 4i-2t.
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Personal Mott &: =.

MY three..hrolhsr$, or ';.h"' ": @.,.',
Princ"H Walci, Charles st.'.'r' - ;..iv
Stuart, once tic nrvp"r': ~ .:,', -. .'n,
seph Wallcn, ard oi -- '''"1".. -: 'it':r
something 20 thar ;ldvan,:.~ ~ ~ - 10
me, their br,,.h~r, Il III. :. = '"it
them about the wear lS.5, ~. &c" n2t
seen either Of thcm si!I;..'. e. ':'" : lett
them I wens b: The nam y. :':.,'.' Sac: ley,
and belonged 10 ,:ir. Wa:H..
PHILIP SCM *.i:;>'.
Wetumpka, Liiio:: C.,
Oct. 90, 42-3t. Alabama.
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| Jeffersor (. 1row-G: and James T. Douglass
| Plaintiffs, az: n. lanes D. Epps, Defend

jefferson <. GrowG: and James T. Douglass,
Plaintiffs, a:,~ .a:t James D. Epps, Defend.
ant.
In accor(:arc' with IN order Of the Court
of Gom7,on s'...ls, in the above stated &C.
ton. l vi: s".' e.: Eubiic auction, In front OF
the Court Tic. i ~ Monday the first day
of November uGxt. all that tract Of land ".
ing in the State % South Carolina, and Coun.
ty of Ncwberry. .ud bounded by lands Of
Thomas c. EroTTn; John McCarley, Baruch
Duncan and others. and containing Seven
Hundred a::d Un@ acres, more OF less.
Terms -N.--h:.f cash, and the balance on
twelve mon...> NTH interest from day of
sale. Tic r".',;.t ,ortion of the purchase
money to be s2"i;1e ed by bond Of the pur-
chaser ant IL n.n.::-age of the premises.
Purchaser TO D:y .Gr papers.
42-2t jDE: :; CARR1NGTON, 8. n. G..
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NOTE LOST.

THE subscriber hereby warns any per-
son or persons against trading for two
Notes which he hos lost, one on ". Il. Ed
,:y. for SAT 50, and one on J. S. Johnson,
irr $50. ). 7. JOHNoON.
b.t % 33-3t*
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NEWBERRY, s. G.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1875.
A PAPER FOE THE PEOPLE.

. The Herald is in the highest respect Fam
ilv Newspaper, devoted to the material in
terests OF the people of this County and the
State It circulates extensively, and as an
Advertising lnedium offers unrivalled ad-
yantages. For Terms, see first page.
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Notice to Trespassers.

The subscribers beraby give notice that
al. persons are forbidden from passing
through or hunting On their plantations,
and that trespassers will be dealt with to
the full extent Of the law, .-s.A.fzas' - So
. f.. JOHN P. .KINARD,
J. 6. RIKkRD.
Oct. 6. 40-3t.
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The dwelling is large aII ":.::!"i:. 80,
the grounds, on which nr* :.:.! e .:..>*";:
oasbuildins, iuc:uiing r'Ss '>'..' :. .:..'.1r
yards, cover az entir, <qi;''.
This is fac opror!ani.:. "r >.n:r r.."
TO own the best piece - is:,. 49, :. '':c
town of Newh.rry. Pt&s':>;;" :.."'.'' ~
the first day o! J,s:.aa:y, 1875.
Oct -, 42-c: y. :. i."' -.
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gcnia T:ciocit Leg, ct al. Defendants.
In acco:,!:rc.' witn an order Of the Court
of Common r:'aS. in the above stated ac-
ton. I Will sell, al .'ablic auction, in front
OF the COurf :Jn-a. on Monday, the first day
of November Ef.HI, I'll that tract of land ly.
ing i'll the sta:. Gi South Carolina, and Coun-
ty Of >:";yi,"f.'E ;,':i bounded by lands Of
John Long. ia'; =. ,a:ely owned by George
Stockrnan. :ll'i ;tta:"S, and containing One
Hundred AMI S:!H!!ty-four Acres, more or
less.
Ternls--Qrr-n.;;.. ash, and the balance on
twelv" month, wi; interest from day Of
sale. The crc,l;. :nrtion of the purchase
money to i" led by bond of the pur.
chaser i.;i,i Il i.,I"gage Of the premises.
PurchaSurt1 - n..v u papers.
42-2t yu;i> j. uARRINGTON, s. N. c..
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Catharine R,,a=::::Y ct al, Plaintiffs, against
In acc0r !a,.." =" III an or,ier of the Court
of Common T.! in the above state &C
ton, ! viii S,; =. .,,iblic auction. in front
OF the Cour. i,.l:c on Monday, the first
day of Novc,u!: xt, all that tract Of land
lying i'll ti& ST" of South Carolina. and
County ui >cv.;, -. and bounded by lands
OF Richar.: i';:y,.: ". w. Davenport, Mrs.
Sarah y. ta:,c,: :. / others, and containing
One Hundred ;il;! -;:Xty-twe Acres, more or
less.
Terms-OnC.-!.;r.: cash, and the balance
on u cycdi, n.;;i; .vr months, with interest
from tiav o! >:l,;: =. DE secured by the bond
of the r;,ry:::o :: r:iil two sufficient sure
ties, and :a,::-s::n Of the premises. Pur-
chaser to i,,i H. a;:'crs.
42-2t .. i. I HARRINGTON, s. n. &.
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Thomas 4. E'oy.., Plaintiff, against Levi 8.
StS:,: II. Defendant.

! Thomas 4. E,oy.., r!aintiff, against Levi 8.
Sta II. Defendant.
In accor.;.;:.,:" Wi il an order Of the Court
| Of Common isc;;S. in the above stated &C.
| ton, viii re.se..: =: the risk of tie former
purchaser, il; floi.: IF the Court House, on
| Monday, t!c i;i,S: ,;:y OF November next, all
that tract @, ID. .yi:lg in the State OF South
Carolina. am Unity Of Newberry, and
bouncit,; b. ..:',. 81. John T. Peterson, An.
drew j. LclIG .r!,1 :;lld Levi Slawson, and
cont.rin;n So. = N acre, more or less,
together ~i::l i.iu - am FIGURING, Grist and
Saw Mill, sitU:l;.... ~ the same, as well as
the Steam Eng..,G: and all other fixtures.
Terms-Tta s;:.1 of five hundred and thir.
ty-flve dollars via interest from Sth Octo.
Der, 1874, with ti,c Gusts of this action to be
paid in cash, a.; "ne-half Of the balance to
be paid Oh 80 Ill :'"cember. 1875, and the
other hnlfto be. 49," On the Sth December,
1876. P;,rr;.Hs.r -. give bond and good sure
ty and m0rtea = O.. Dermises tos secure the
credit port icn, ;,:r., 10 pay for papers.
4a-2t }! !. CARRINGTON, S. n. C.
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EfWa'YlSW.

On the 14th Of October, by Rev, G. ".
Boyd, Mr.. CALVIN Wo"KM.lN ~. Miss
SALLIE HA1RsToN, al OF L;ugcHS TO-. 5. Z.
Ia the Methodist Church ;;t H::.i:"ia's,
S. c., by the Rev. \. } CaE:!:"a, ~. /. B.
CHAPMAN to Miss Ar1cE DtlfLIEG. >tdngr-
ter OF E. c. aud NJ. E. Beh!i,s. =" % Cra-
hams.
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FOR SAlLI OIl I..:.. II.
The Stewart T pii.z :: q: o.;

That desirable property il &: :""'" Q:
Newberrv known as
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"The very best ladies' magazine publish.
ed.n-Seneca Falls (N. - Courier. ~
w CHEAPEST AND BEST! 81
PETER gOWS MAeAZzNE,
Postage PREPAID on all subscriptsoass

sented with superb, large-stzed steel en-.
craving of Trumbull'S celebrated picture of
SThe Signing of the Declaration OF Indepen.
dence." This viii be "Peterson2s" Cenfen.
NAL Gift. -Ga
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,s;:s.GGs-:&T'S Sales.


Joseph Caldwell. - Administrator, &C., Of
Thomas s.. C.:i"wcll, Plaintiff, against
James y. .,;;tr;i',. as Administrator, &C.,
of Martina E.. Caldwell, ct Al, Defendants.
In accoc.:ara" with an order of the Court
of Common Pies, in the above stated &C.
ton. VIII .:,!. :: public auction, in front of
the Court !:,ii:.'. Monday, the first day Of
November n"N al hat tract OF land lately
assigned By :;i: Court Of Common Pleas to
the estate o:H Hh0:Has ". Caldwell, deceased,
lying in in" .>tas4 of South Carolina, and
County of Eai;.:..-rr: on Enoree river. and
bounded By l:::: -, Joseph Caldwell, Rich
ard c. :o:;:,tr%. ...;;:;son S. Keitt, Mary Nc
CaIltS aIi,i u::C.'=. :::;i containing Four Hun
! drcd an! Mines ..;":o and One-fourth Acres,
more Or les.
Terms -Onr.i:,;;'.2 cash, the balance on q
credit O.: orc ~. 80 years in equal install
mentS. WIKI i.'..;",s5 on each instalment
from the tt:,,: H,$..:|. The credit portion OF
the purci,-n :.!'::..:" 20 be secured by bond
of the prrcii::I:'.' md a mortgage of the
premises. :',;::::~-. to pay for papers.
42-2t JO.:S j. CARRINGTON, S. n. c.
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"PETERsoN's MAGAZINE" contains, every
year. LOCO pages, Il steel plates, II co1ored
Berlin patterns, u mammoth colored fash:
ion plates, p pages Of music, and 800 wood
cuts.
Great improvements Will be made in 1875:
Among them will be series Of illustrated
articles on the Great Exhibition at Ph1ladet.
phia, which will alone be worth the SUD-
scription price. They will be appropriate
ly called ..-....s
THE CENTENNIAL IN PEN AND PEHcn
The immense circulation of Peterson"
enables its proprietor to spending money
| on embellishments. stories, &C. &c. tnan
any other. 1t gives more for the money
than any in the world. Its
THRILLING TALES AND NOVELTIES
Are the best published anywhere. ALI the
most popular writer's are employed to write
originally for Peterson" In 1876, IN ada1'
ton to the usual quantity of short stories,
FIVE ORIGINAL COPYRIGHT NOVEL
ETTES will be given, by Mrs. Ann :. Sse'
phens, Frank Lee Benedict, Mrs. f. Il. Bur-
nett, and others. ..... ...- =, .s.,.: -
MAMMOTH FASHION ceL0RED PLATES
Ahead of ali others. These plates are en-;
orayed on steel, TWICE THE USUALsIZE, ana
are uneoualed for beauty. They WIZ be su'
perbly colored. Also, Household and other
receipts in short, everything interesting
n. B.-As the publisher now re:pays the
postage to. all mail subscribers, peterson
IS CHEAPER THAN EVER; in fact1s THE CHEAP
EST IN THE WORLD. .-..-s ~. ..
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MIR. DIERCKS respectfully informs his
friends and customers of the up:countTy
that he has removed his GROCEhI O1l
pARTMENT to the rear, where he has one Of
fhc largest and best assortments OF FAMILY
GROCERIES to be found in the city:
Attached to this branch is my RESTAU'
RANT, where all kinds Of refreshments are
served i'll best styles day and night:
oct. 30, 42-3m. u. D1EhVho.
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NOTICE..

All persons having demands ;:::aia:.s the
Estate of Stanmore Langl.:a. dec'1?.. vii!
present them duly attes:ed, on T.: hetore
the lst day of December nsx*. and Il; per-
sons indebted TO said Estate "iil c:sNe .c>ayy-
ment of the same on or before tie lst Of
December next, TO the undersigned.
G. \. LANEEuRD,
J. d. CASE.
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NEWBERRY
MALE ACADEMY.
NEWBERRY, S. C.

THE EXERCISES of this Institution will
be resumed on TUESDAY, THE 18TH OF
OCTOBER.
The subscriber having been recently
elected Principal, will aim to place this
School on footing with the best Classical
and Mathematical Institutions of the South.
The design of the School will be to fur
nish boys with liberal and thorough edu-
cation, which will prepare them either for
entering College, or the study of the learn.
ed professions, or for the more practical
pursuits Of life.
By thorough aad practical course Of
studies, and firm, but judicious discipline,
the subscriber hopest to merit generous
patronage. ..-... - '-... g.
For particulars, apply to Maj. L. J. Jones,
Chairman of Board of Trustees, S. P. Booz-
er, Secretary, or to
r. H. CLARKSON,
Oct l3, 41-tf. Principal.
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MD. SuN2r. A.::.t'r. Plaintiff, against John
DafaDfaOf

NJ. D. SuN2r. Affair.". Plaintiff, against John
i. u..,.::vl. Defendant.
By yirtli.. ri -. \. cution to mo directed
in the :,!.U",' -.,''.,t action, will sell, at
public auct.,,':. - ...,nt of the Court House,
on Mou;ity, Ii; l:::':: day Of November next.
all that trl~; Z. aud lying in the State OF
South C"rn!i,l:;. :.:.l County of kewberry,
and bounded ~ IS Of E. S. Keitt, j. n:
Martin. A.!..ia /. .:..:cr and Lewis Hogg, and
coutailti. = '::::r~ :!!lnt!red and seventy
Acres I!;,i'a q :r--, the said lands OelnS
levied on u tx ''.' rty of John I. Gillian.
4,lof iTi '''' >'',7'' ...."AERINGTON,s S. n. c..
J. B. Livi,. ~:..: :rcutor, SC, Plaintiff, vs..
EIiz,D. -: ..T ct al, Defendants.
In accn".il!....: =; ! an order Of the Court
of Comn"n., 7 '...-, in the above stated &C
tio.i vii: .se':. 80 .rnnt of the Court House,
on Mom:a, the :::':.57 .;ay of November next.
all thar :':::D q. i,.,;d lying in the State Of
south Carolina. ;.i,s: County Of Newberry,
and bon:.I, i b. .....:is of John Livingston,
Micajah Ispi,s. =. 3. Livingston, estate of
john Cook. G>c' :. a:ld others, anu contain
ing Siacty 90 .,:nre or less.
Tel7nS-Or. -h.i. ssh, and the balance on
q credit ~ ~, ii'9 months, with interest
from 1av n!> III" credit portion OF the
purcha.,- nc" -, i,.; secured by BOND OF
the pure: .;'", :'.. nortga &c OF the prem.
ises. Purchaser - ny for papers.
42-.t ~. CAREIaGIV@' .. ~ "
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AN OUTFIT FREE.

WE want sc1na cne in every County to
take orders anG deliver goods for the old
and Original T.. =. D. House. Large cash
wages. E,>iGn>;ii nance in every neighbor'
hood tor tho r,:>: person of either sex,
Young O: Ok. Si::;'I.ES. new lists, circulars,
terms, &C =, 81 complete outfit SENT FREE AND
POSTPAID. SEN! .ur it at once and make
money a; your :i|.a:oS.
Address. H. j. HALL & CO.,
y. Howard Street, Baltimore, Md.
Oct. 20, i2-J!a.
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Now open full and splendid assortment
JEwELRY, wASCEEs, CLOCKS, SILVER
AND PLATED WARE, SPEcTAcLEs,
FANCY ARTICLES, GUNs, PISTOLS,
CANES, spoRTMENs GOODS, &c.

The proprietors are well known, ana nave
An experience of many years In the bnsi-
ness-Mr. Dicrcks having carried on the
JEWELRY BUSINESS on his own account
in this city for many yeraspast. Mr.. Davis
has had a long experience in the old and
uoDular house Of Radcliffe & Co. and for the
last four and half years In the employ OF
MI. VIM. Glaze.
We respectfully invite our old friends ana
customers and the public to call and inspect
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
WATCHES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY Re-
PAIRED in the best manner. Also, EN-
CRAVING done at short notice. Work war
ranted.
DIERCKS 6 DAVIS.
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For THE HERALD.

Orangeburg. July 10Th, 1875.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-03

r. LA". H
checks on the bank will then b hon.
orsd. The Board then subscribed
$25o. 900 70 The guarantee capital With
out . dissenting voics. 4 s~ubsription
paper vas Immediately opened BY NJ.
Kesns, and In . few minutes over one
nillion dollars was subscribed In amounts
between ave and afty thousand dollars.
This viii b largely increased. The
croaksrs who have 90 pssistsntiy de-
cried California credit and sought 10
throw cold water upon the efforts Of our
best men to restore u, are crawling into
their holes. The street skirmishsrs are
doing something In stocks, though the
transactions are light. No regular
broker Ia doing budnsss.
Consolidated Virginia Il selling In
small lots at 24sH; ophir. a; Mexican
l7H; California. say; Imperial, az.
II IL believed that when the Boards
open they will b Arm at better prices.
Several brokers have received orders
from the East for the purchase Of stock.
II Is reported that . gentleman lately
10 q seat In the Pacific Board.
has received an order from London for
el00. 900 worth Of stock. This, how.
sysr, II not relied on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-03

CENTENNIAL MArrEm.-Hon. O. @.
Stevenson ~as in town this morning for
the purpose Of meeting Major W. W.
Mccoy and II. +. Rice. Esq.. concern
ing the proposition for Mr.. Stevenson
10 visit Philadelphia 10 make arrange
msnts concerning tho erection Of q
quartz mill on the Centennial grounds.
or the $40. 900 appropriated by the Ne
vada Legislature for ~dsfraying the OK.
psnses OF collecting and forwarding col.
lections to the Centennial. 5000 will
perhaps pay all the expenses Of Messrs.
Stewart and Whitshill. II 10 estimated
that ~. 900 will DO amply SUFFICIENT for
building the proposed quartz mill, lsav.
ing 81, 900 for general purposes. Major
Mccoy. whs by tho way has his heart
and soul In the business, proposes to
erect q building In Fairmont Park sx-
prsssly for the accommodation Of Neva-
dams; that IL 10 say. there would DO two
reception rooms, ono for gentlemen and
the other for the ladies. An ONCE
would be provided for the intslligsncs
agents, whose business Il should DO to
make every necessary arrangement for
tho comfort OF Nevadsns. Those agents
must be acquainted with all the depart.
ments Of the exhibition. and be enabled
TO give foreign visitors all the Inform
alton they might require on any and oil
subjects. Il IL considered that such .
house could be built and furnished for
50, 900, which would still leave $4,000
= - MI. III. 49,
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SECOND pIsPATcH.
Further Election Returns Large
Dsaserasic OAiss Everywhere.

1084yLH89sg eSs
my the Western Union Llne1
BAN FRAScIsco. September 3.-As far
q heard from the results OF the election
arc az follows: In Alameda, Amador,
Butte, Colusa. Los Angeles, Nevada,
Napa, Gan Bsnito. San Bornardino, San
Luis Obispo. Johanna. Suffer. siskiyou.
S~tanislaus, Santa Barbara, Toulumno,
Ventura and Yuba, tho Democrats have
undoubtedly elected tho legislative and
most Of their county tickets. In Alpine
county the contest Is close between the
Democrats and Independents. In Con.
ira Costa shir 10y. Domocnt, joint Sen.
ator for Contra Costa and Maur coun-
ties. has 900 majority.
Calavcras county roturns arc very In
complete. Democrats 80 far ahead.
FL Dorado county is close between
Carpenter. Democrat, and Jones, Inds-
pendent. for the Assembly.
The Democrats sweep everything In
Fresno.
Kern county returns arc very incom.
plets. and the result is doubtful.
In Moplersy, Flint, joint Senator, Is
far ahead. Abbott. for tho Assembly
Is elected.
Returns from Placer county are insui.
hcisnt to form Nh opinion Ms 10 tho rc-
suit.
In Sacramento II IL impossible to OBJ
tain q correct result for several days.
Carr will probably be senator. and Gu.
Mo and Hopper are probably elected TO
the Assembly.
In Gan Maieo the Republicans elect
thsir ticket, except Treasurer and As.
SCISSOR.
In SAINT. Clara the Republicans will
elect one A,semblyman and probably q
portion Of the county ticket. Tho DEM
ocmts have al the rest.
San Joaquin county elects q full Re-
publican legislative and county ticket.
In San Diego county the entire county