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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-24

STURGEON does not agree with
Moody on church fairs. Moody says
the Devil is in them. Sturgeon says it
is better to give money outright than to
to raise it by fair, but that when cash
donations cannot be obtained, Il fair is
the next best thing. He also says that
church fairs bring out the talent of the
sisters, and that he feels sure there is
not an article offered for sale that has
not been prayed over, as the mother of
Moses is said to have prayed when she
made his cradle
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-06-24
SEEMING MACHINE.

O.e AMERICAN Sewing Machine-NEW
Price $40; for SO
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CLOCKS BY MAIL! And good ones, too.
See the advertisement of S. b. Jerome 4
Co. of New Haven, Conn. They are rec
commended as first-class:
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Ono Childs Bros. Organ-NEW. Price $50;
for S240.
One First-CIass New Piano. Price $50; fo'
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FIR EAR m s.

Two Remington Brecch-l.0atiing Rfflcs-
NEW. List price $50 each; for SIG.
Pair Belt RevOlvers, ReminR ton-NEWs
List price S23: for $12 per pair.
Pair Vest-Pocket Pistols, ReminGtOn-
NEW. List price $50; for IS per pair.
Repeating Pistols, Remington. 4-shooterH
Kew. List $3.50: for e4.25 each.
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CoUGH SIRUP.-1 quart of tea made
from pint of barley; add the juice Of
2 lemons, cup of sugar and 2 drains of
pulverized gum arabic.
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WORK FOR, US

We want local agents in County-men who will make
N Work fall
delivery Use book colored plates deliver
plants depot expense guarantee
facon Our of things in value and novelty
any thing offered elsewhere. WESTERN AGENCY, HEIKEs
NURSERIES, ST. Louis Mo. (4OO Established 1872
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EN@XNTSyaday Fareuiarsfree. n. Sun says:
SsY0xS2ly}"C. A. CLEGG (6T Duane st N.Y. Is
inducencnts
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a , 600 a day at home Samples worth s. sent
SCoSGOfree. STINsON & Co. Portland, M e
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from the cells about her, shivering with
cold, sick with terror, for she seemed to
be forsaken by every body.
But with early morning DIR. Brett
came. He could not take her home
with him, of course, but he brought her
got the policeman in charge to see that
she had a chance to wash her dusty,
tear stained face, and brush her hair,
and cheered the poor girl as well as he
could, promising to appear in court for
her, and testify as to her honesty.
Mrs. Magus was up early, too. This
time her hand was properly tied up in
a black handkerchief, and after she had
taken her warm breakfast, and put on
her velvet and furs, she entered the
same train she had taken the day be-
fore. But this time the Judge was with
her. She did not think it necessary,
but still it was, no doubt, more respec-
table to have her husband with her in a
police court.
About five minutes after the train left
Hockanum the conductor came round
for tickets He took them from the
Judge, and then glanced at the lady by
his side.
co." said he, "you went in on this
train yesterday, madamp'
You see he was a new conductor, or
he would have known Mrs. Magus per-
fectly well.
Yes, did," she answered.
"Did you lose any thingP" he asked.
"No," was the prompt reply.
"Are you quite sure, madam"
"Perfectly. L know did not" and
Mrs. Magus got little red in the face.
She did not like to be questioned; she
always knew what she said.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

week. and 02 for the same week last year there was no
market to-day the odds and ends were sold out 0clty ae
the fresh arrivals were through consgnments and shipped
ouf, leaving the yard, bare OF stock.
SHEEP AND LAs-Recepts today 1000 head making the
supply for the week thus far 1890 head against so
last week, and 1870 head Tor the
week last there demand today cars
were on sale balance shipped East In nrst hands
HOGskecepts today 700 mead, making tue total supply
week thus far 1880 head against 5000 head fOr
the time week and GOO bead for The same week
year active all offerings ndng ready
sale 10 ~ Workers disposed OF at 81 209r 4p
mostly ~ 30s7 80 deck OF heavy fair quality az 81 oO
the yards are bare oi so,k.
CHICAGO, May 4.-CATTLB-Receipts 1900 heft: market
actve closing steady good stocSers S. "a -;
shTpng 81 2J0s5 o. chiefly al "a 25@4s 7J shipments
1000 head.
HoGs-Receipts, $4,000 head demand active, and prices
have advanced IlUc light, S7ds1 10 packing, SfUs' oo
shipping 81 l0ds7 25 shipnents, 1900 heal.
SIlEEP-Recepts, 200 head scarce and nominal
ISDIAsAPoLIs, May 4-HoGsBeceipts 1850 head prices
unchanged.
PIrsBURGH, May sCArHE-The receipts at East Liberty
today 4i2 head all through cOnsgnmonts making te
total supply the three days 2227 head There Was no
dOug today everything being sold out yesterday
and not ling coming III.
Receipts to-day 49O0 head. making the total SIMPLY
for the past hree days 92J5 heal fOrkers S'0sf 2o run
adelp phi !s, ~ 5r6S7 -. ,,.
SEEPeceipts today. 800 head making the total supply
Tor the past three days l. 800 quoted at ~ 1OdSo
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
COTTON MARKETS.


~,ytysAH May ayi.-Coon quiet Midling, II 'tsc.; low
lit4lng Olisc.; Go0t ordinary, 9Nle net receipts 1o
bale. lr1ss. 4SO ilrs; stock 2i,GJi bales
NGW-J.I.AA-. y lotion ~ ctf 3Ehling lZf. 10"
grss GG balas; rspIris rea Britain z, iS bats; 10
lie Continent lj23 bales; lstwise, 2OSo bales; oles
5. $40 bales. siocs. 81. "a bales. ,-,o
Hgilfris May Cotton easy; Mddlng. lsidl2c. re-
ccp', 5jj hls shipments, 29o bales: sales lJOO Oaies
o. g,Ius Iay .-Coon IRREGULAR; Miidlng IL &c. low
Mlae e.; Go,t Ortnar 9bc; net receipts, 81 bales
eo $50 hai,s exports c"astWlse, 80 baes safes ooo
rs, .IIG.u May l. Cotton duh and nominal; MiddlnG.
l2it !idling 4c. Good Ordinary, 10 lO'ici efoss
rcclips hasr; rKpors, coast~isc 100 bales; Sales 20
WIYiNGT6M Nav Cotton unchanged; MIddling. l2tc
Low 3dDug II GOOd ordinary Oc; net receipts, 81
bales. s.ncs. l,i3J bales ,,,,
Il: Low snddlug, lO1sc. Good Ordinary. 9ac net re,
ceis 3il las exports coastwlse, 54J bales slos sOO
balt- STOCK 81. i26 balcs ~ - 81,
CNiiNNAIL May 4-Cotton easy; Mtding. lee; Low Mid
mrnt, - bales; sales ( bales: stock l9.SOI bales.
I.-Goton Buy and sellers aparf; lower
10 .s Mduc, adii1lc; Low Middhuc II n II sc Good
Ordinary &c.; r,cents, g. bales: sales lSi bales ~
Low M.Gdlug II t Good OrslnaTy lO4ci net receipts
nosinv Nav A-Cotton unchang d; Middling, l2',c.:
Low Nrg l2c; Guod Ordinary. lo9lc. net receipts 2OI
sales, ca bales; stock. 2o7 = bales.
sr lOUI, May iCo't,n tasi but not qlotlby lower
MIidIc i2c.; Low MAdlug / 80 Good Ordinary. Y's ro
ceiPt 2,A bles; Shipments 3lf Dilesi s'es ~ DaeS'
On, F,roN NAV 4-Cotton steader Middlins, l2isc
Tow Stiddng Good ordinary lptc. net receipts
l70 bales: safes. uOu bales stock, 22,Os0 bales:
NoRpoLK. Nav T. Cotton dun Mhdhng II 'dll 'tc; mel
receipts, 43 Las exports, coaswse, 3Jo bales sile la
LOUISVILLE, Iay i-Co.lon stagnant; MdI,iug. l2c.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

permits a few millions Of capital to dictate
TO the whole coal-consumng community the
price of coal for a whole year in advance.
There are damaging stories /ailoat concerning the
Consolidation Coal Company, and we have seen
statement which Is to be submitted to the Stock Ex-
change concerning the Company. and If ITS state
ment of alleged facts be really facts, they would
seem very clearly to show that the Company has no
legal existence whatever. Western Union was par
ticuary strong. Opening at Ca it advanced to 6is4
subsequently declining to 6ils0Gi4. Pac i6c Mail
was inactive at 20l40203s0197s. The market was
generally weak az the close at or near he lowest
prices of the day. The business of the day comprised
the purchase and sale of about 49, 800 shares, and
the active stocks show declines from yesterda Us clos
ing prices as follows: North-We5t ard Producers Pc
trOlenm, each Il per cent Olio and Mississ p Pa
cifc Mail and Rock Island each 3s Erie and Harlem,
each l2; st. Paul Common and Preferred 7s; North
West Preferred l New-Jcrscy Central, lis; Lake
Shore, Ia; Central aud Hudson, IL; Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western, 2, and Mich gan Cenira,
23s per cent. Panama advanced 2 per cent, and
other stocks closed tho same as on yesterday. The
following table shows the
RANGE or THE
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Dist Of Col S.65s
THURSDAY, May 4-P. NJ.


The stock market, after opening at "a moderate de-
cline from the closing prices of yesterday seemed
meet liberal orders to buy, which in turn caused
ssharp demand from the "shorts," rallying prices
Hom p to y per cent. but when tis demand hal been
supplied, the market became first dull and then
weak finally closing at lower prices (whore there
was any change at all than on Yesterday except in
'he single case of Panama, which advanced per
cent TO lSO on single 100 shares, which
was very likely "wash sale." The sustain
ing orders on Central and Hudson at 112
"oio again missing to-day, the oversight resulting
IN the hrst sales going at 1lOI9a lO3s the stock
S S,'el"afd advancing to l11l2, with final sales at
4ioa llO's. Lake Shore started at 52lo. quickly
,@nsins 10 o3i4 and then quietly settling OF TO
oi'4- among the assets OF the Lake Shore Com
PS"S' according to the report for the year ended
DVooi,oer 1872 Is an item OF $500 900 OF bills re-
"'e oi the ilrm OF Mcssrs. Lockwood d Co.,
"'i' .ne iacts seem to be that Lockwood & Co.
~ ,a'ongh bankruptcy year or more since and
% 80 sne notes were then surrendered. The item
:. q0V1oOo, however, was represented at tie
~ oi making up the report by certain
os'dte heid as collateral security for the notes
. - 20, which real estate has been sold since the
ll0 'aat the report covers for about 800 O00,
Al "''A SHOWS loss in assets since the statement of
.Ar report IN question of 100000. Michigan Cen
A' winch opened at 4Sls after selling at 40 de-
Niled 10 467s. The Northwest and st. Paul stocks
''nont sympaihizng with the rally Of the morning,
'.o SOFA down from the opening to the close thOut
-a'eria reactions Erie sold from 10 toi1l. closing
Ihe coal railroad stocks were particularly
ss''y' Delaware, Lackawanna and Western selling
y"A 10 lo6l2, and New-Jeisey Central 10 955s,
0SAig St lO0'5 and 96ss respectively This IN part
was due to the probabilities that the coal combina-
's "odia immediately break ap; whether il does
y uocs not do so now, nothing can be more certain
:Ao iuture than that it must 1t is strange con-
oition of affairs that under existing
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL May 4-l220 p. rn.C0tton Is steady MIG.
nin1 TpaGis ed Middhne orleans. 6i. sales 1900
bales including 1000 for speculation and export futures
issd cheaper transactions receipts, S,lOO oaes ali
American. -,
IIyERPOo. May a m.-Of the Gales OF Cotton today
5000 bales American Lard, So b cwt for Anellc.l
LIVERPOOL May 4-23O D. m-Baeon-Long Clear uuii at
5lB. I.arl-irime Western dull ut 5Bl.
LoNDoS May 4-l23p p m-Consols % 2 ,or ooth money
and tho account United States bonds. 1868, lOD
LONDON. May AZ m-Consols, % nIs Tor Ootn money
and the account.
has Increased all 90 during the past week. CoDso ~ .
for bO II mopey and the account
IoNDoN May 4-3 80 p mThe proportion OF the Bank OF
England liability which last week was 4>'s per
cent, f. ~ 4 per cent -,
ASIwERP May 3PetrCoum co ed easier AZ 2f4L or FINE
Pale
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

This was the weekly meeting day of the Managsr
of the Bank of England, hut 40 change was mad IN
the minimum rate Of discount, which still stands at
two per cent, wh cl is considerably above the out
door rate Securities were strong. p.ruculnry
British Consos. which advanced y pr cent TO
057s00G for both varieties. United States bonds
were a trne easier The gold market was devoid OF
special feature, and sales altcrha ed between 1878
and 1923, on a moderate movement. Gold loans
cost 2le g 3, and Ier cent for carrying. Ih' for
rirn exchange market was firm at quotations given
below The basis OF selling rates wAs 8 S>ii 70
the 6 for 60 days bills and pi sJ3i0t4 % Tor
sight The Assistant Treasurer paid out $'2i 900
IN coin interest on the public debt, and %70oDO III
redemption Of callcd bonds. The operations NJ the
Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared, : 49,
2l9,OOU; gold balances, $0j0,7 ,70j; currency
balances 81 ,O3J $50. The principal gold quotaio
we're:
oOo...ll27s ,i3o..li2a loo...il2h 2;, -.-~l i2.s
lo3 ..ll27s l."O....ls@ l"'D..l - "OO --I IL =
l:JU....iiZ@4 1880 ...il@'i <"J ....l'2'si
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Railroad bonds were quiet, though on the whole

Railroad bonds were quiet, though on the whole
firm. Consolidated Sinking Funds Of Mississippi
and Ohio sold at 9Sos to 90 plain Consols at
9Sl2; Seconds at 697s; st. Paul Firsts, Lacrosse
Division at 1921; Northwestern Coupon Gold
Consols at 92Q92ls; Union Pacific Firsts at 1O5,
and Land Grants at 1005s. The MISSOURI, Kansas
and Texas bonds are strong at 62 to 63, including
per cent unfunded coupons. The necessary orders
for the reorganization of this mortgage have been
made by Judge Dillon Of the United States Circuit
Court and in a few days the Union Trust Company
will pay the February coupon to the extent of per
cent III gold AID will fund the remaining Sig per
cent averages of interest in per cent income
scrip. The bids for bonds were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

~ Y. Supreme Court.-Eleanor Brown, plain
~. tin against Millln A. Co.t Alfred Roe RO.rr Aa
lin John Lynch Dudley NJ. Steele william X LohI0p, I'D
win Dickernan, and BENJAMIN W. Bonncy, delen agts-
Sunmons-For Relief Com not sef.lio The deienusn nts
named lOu hereby summoned and z qllled 10
answer complaint IN this which viii be ne IN tho
Clerk OF tic CITY and CoGniy OF Ncwl Ork. AID
copy of 70 the SAID complaint on tho
subscriber, NJ MS oice, NO Seven 90 Nassau See IA e
CITY Of New York within twenty days after the service OF
t SUMMONS on YOU exclusive Of the day Of snch service;
and II you tail the Sl complaint within Tue lme
Aforesaid plaintiff this ac VIII apply 10 he Colt iQr
Tie relief demanded In the compliant patod Ns"ho
March ~. 1876. EpNAItD +: sIsOWN,
Plaintiffs Attorney, NO, Nassau street.
complaint the action was tiled ~ the orce oi
OF the City and county ot Newl ok on tne slSs
day of MARCH,, 1876. EDWARD r. bto"N' fii sAttJ'
al law6wF
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Tie closing quotations of foreign exchange are

The money market was easy and steady al jig 10
per cent on call. the marzet for mercantile paper
being quoted rs yesterday. The United STATES
treasurer received to-lay $3Oo,OOO National
bank notes for redemption. The Customs receipts
at Washington amounted to 100000. The inter
nal Revenue receipts footed mp 100000. The fol-
loving is the Clearing g-house statement: Currency
exchanges SG7 GOj, $50; currency balance, 81 123,
f2l; gold exchanges. Ss,41G,9J0; gold balances,
81, ,J67, ,j94.
Government bonds quiet and steady, and
close on the basls OF the following quotatious:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

The estimated earnings of the Ohioand MISSISSIPPI
Railway Company for April wcro F3oGG'G 15; ~
1878, S279,3GO %; increase in 1876, f2G2fo ~
Total earnings for months from Jan. 10 Apfll 80
are reported in 1876 $l.220.s52 80; IN 1870
81 ,O93,01s 81; increase in 1876. 5l3i,333 %.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

Southern State bonds were GTm Cor District of Co
umbia 3-G5s at 7Ol2, old Tennessees selling at 43
and new at 407s; Mis,ouris and Vlrgnias were
iiIIn ; no sales. Tho following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
BANKING 6onses ano Bankers.
FISK g. Fla CHa
BANKERS,
No. s NAssAU-sr., NEw-YoRK.

We give particular attention to DIRECT DEALINGS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS at CURRENT MARKET RATES
and are prepared buy sell ia large sm,
amounts to SUIT all classes Of orders by NAL
telegraph will receive careful attention.
pleased furnish information In reference to all
connected with investments in Government Bonds
We also buy and sell GOLD and GOLD COUPONS, COL
LECr DIVIDEN DIS, and TOWN, COUNTY. and STATE
COUPONS,.S ami buy and sell on COMMISSION all MAR
KETABLE STOCKS AND BONDS
In our BANKING DEPARTMENT We receive deposits
subject draft and allow interest to be cred
tied monthly averaging for the month from 900
s. OOO the three per per aud on bal
sncss averaging 5000 at the Of four per cent
FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
Deuiistru

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAuTl-
- FUL-My Rose Pearl Plates Indicating color ana SUP
stanoe for ARTIFICIAL teeth excel everything hefeofore OF
fe.I ,or heay and ghtness n.s only 10 DO scu
appreciated male IA day and only slo 70 ~ per
set Gail Also. best Rubber sets fo elO 70
$40 Gold and Plana $50 10 80. Extracting under fas
Dr. T. u. WAIT. 10 East TwsEvthirdst near AsnsosNve
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
FISK g. HATCH.
Dipioeno Notltes
Business Gbances.

A MAN of experience desires employment as
"a PURCHASING AGENT for railway company, or some
position respectable business where character,
energy, be advantageous and integrity
appreai testimonials aud references OF unquestonab
epute Oaercd with bonds. Address 4. W. Tribune Once.
HAVE $7,000.-I wish to put it where it
Il viii 10 c good" No Agents Patents. Hum
VIII gamble In II cks IL opportunity presents ITSELF
the details Busin BOX H. Tribune Oce.
XVANTED-S1,0 900 for 90 days, with largo
w bonus interest business with cool rity. For
parhcuLaIs cal or adaIess O. o. KINNEY. - Ce.larsL
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05

The following table of pnces of the prominent
gold anl silver mining shares, as received by teie-
graph from San Francisco is lurnished by William
Ward Drevel Buillinr.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
fesa! Noi,ces.

IN pursuance of an order OF Delano L. Cal
vin es1 surrogate the County Of New York notice IS
hereby all persons having cans AGAINST Eeorge L.
Ennais Ia Cty of NcHl decreased % pcsent
with vouchers thereof TO lo a. the Snse
Yer on or day Of November ntx Dated New
York the 26th day OF April, 1910 \. A MlnIHAns,
'' II. \. WIrfHAUS, in,
RONALD THOMAS,
ano2 laMBmF INtcAtorl
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
~ A. M.-s,LES BEFORE

,ovrpSNFSr STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1O4 oVLoNN
AND IL 10 O'CLOCK A. VI
Z S 500 Registered, 1865 5s to'io h'eEi'''io
So Registered. 'Gj s't I9ol' il7,2
- l. oV ~ 90 Il 5 6s Carrency 80
49, heSi9'oio"' 10 i01Is 800 t........-.Dc lZb4
New-York tribune., 1876-05-05
100 be A.
nal T4g1. l. West

Allan and Pac Il Pr
100. nc. 3
Morris and Essex
lOi .',C lOi
Ohio and Miss
| 5OO.....Oc. lii2
3 o.. lCas
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Review of the Portland Markets

Review of the Portland Markets
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. II.
The markets are quiet this week with steady de-
mand tor staple articles. The fall trade this season
will doubtless exceed that of last year and equal that
of the year before. The money market exhibits no
change in prices. Gold closed Wednesday Oct. II.
at $1..9
Apples are in good demand at unchange prices.
Beans are very strong at the quotations given this
week. Butter is quite plenty and sells for 25 to so
cents for family lots, and 20 to 25 cents for store
The cheese market is firm and New York factory is
quoted at IL to 133 cents. Coffee continues firm an
unchanged. Copper and cordage show no change
few slight changes will be noticed in our quotations
of drugs and dyes this week. Fish are rather dull
this week and the business is not large at present.
Large shore cod are quoted at "a so to 81 rs and
pollock at 81 80 to So 90. Mackerel are also lower.
The -four market is strong and large with no
changes to note in prices. Grain is in good demand
at last weeks quotations. Hay is coming in quite
plenty but there are no changes to note in prices
Iron is little more active this week. Lard is dull
and prices are Oft slightly. Leather shows an up
ward tendency and already there is an advance on
sole leather in New York. Lumber is unchanged.
Molasses is quiet and unchanged at the quotations
Lnseed oil is little stronger this week. Provisions
are firm and show but little change in quotations
Sugars are firm and prices show an advance from
last week. Teas are very firm and prices show an
advance in New York Tobacco is dull and without
change.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-12

two years ago. that was to carry Democrat to
the Presiden ", has been suddenly and com
pletely checked.
Muat Halsted telegraphs from Cincinnati at
l o'clock to-day that there are no returns
changing the result as announced by him this
this morning. namely, moderate Republican
victory in both Ohio and Indiana.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ia despatch from
Bennett, editor of the Cincinnati Times, has
the following: Barnes, Republican. has from
5000 to 1000 majority; the 9th er Republican
candidates more. Indiana returns come in
slowly. Harrison, Republican, is probably
elected.
A despatch from the Cleveland Herald office
says the state is Republican probably by 1000
majority. Twelve Republican Congressman
and perhaps IL are elec4ed.
West Virginia.
WHEELING, Oct. 1.-The state will 60 Dem
ocratic by from 1000 to 5000 sure The MAORI
ty may reach 10000.
(Signed,) E. G. CRAcRoFT,
Chairman Sd Ward Dem Com.
The returns are very meagre but there seems
no room to doubt that West Virginia has gone
Democratic.
(Signed,) A. W. CAMPBELL.
CHARM an Republican State Committee.
There will be from 1000 to 5000 majority for
Mathews, Democrat, for Governor, and Dem
ocratc majority still larger for the general
ticket Wheeling goes Democratic by from
400 to 6O0 The vote in the state is the largest
ever polled. There will be reduced Democrat.
ic majority il the Legislature.
No official returns can be obtained as vet ow-
ing to the length of the ticket. The Demo-
cratic county tickets are generally elected. Pri-
vate information from the state and this city
Indicate the election of Golf (Rep for Cover
nor, unless the third district give a heavy Dem
ocratc majority. The Democratic majority in
that state N 1874 was 5779
The returns are as yet meagre. Specials to
the Intelligencer from the first and second dis
tricts show Republican gains, especially for
Golf. The only county in the third district
which is now claimed by both parties.
The Democrats claim the state by 5000 ma
jority, loss Of 1000 since 1874.