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RICHMOND MARKETS. e
THURSDAY, November u I6Fo.
Country PTodnce.s.sst


Country PTodnce.ys.st
Roots: Ginseng, soc.; seneca, without top, $50
Bees,5a1: 1sc. p ID.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 23@25c; fair to
soSco Corn &sai eo@esc. p bushel for country.
Eggs: In barrels, $1,000. q, dozen; in crates, II
eFl Flour: Virginia country Is quoted to-day Fine,
s3MS3, SO; superfine. "a .25@$4.50; extra $500
sSs sst tsH Se-scose1 zS@5o common,
Fl Ssaasssa sl@sl;do as6 Ssss BE-: s,oy.r ,.aose
P potaioes: irish. now, p barrel, t2.s6@s2.bo
barai .s County > a bSsbeI $50 .fay: Z
Sgmac: S5c.@sl .25: according to equality.
BaIed .Stra,o: 4o@45c.
f WooP: wssHeds 2sas2c. ,ungasasd, l6@a2s,
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
i Cement Rosendale, 81. e5 @s1.7S 8barfel; james
River, 81 .65@$l.76; ,u,..a,,. IT,.
hi Es;f Paiss' u:
seSs:ss ssss s sss4ssssS
Flail DRY, Goods.
=. Bro,on Shestfnqs and Shirtings: A. aanches
ter 6c.; Manchester, AZ hsSse IL os,
y vile. 7c.: Al Rockbridge, &c RoskbIfae, gkc;
a. eeas u ss1ss.ef6 s. sS2ss'isi
slsasssd end RssNas1s:
Ayondale, &c; "A Soeial, &C.; fl Amosksag,
exc.; Whitestone. alc.; = Barns,gy, 64e:; Red
ter6oroush, &c; 10S4 Waitham, soc; 1o-z CITY
Irssn Drii,s: Petersburg, 7c;; GIanitevile
csrses Ississ Payonia. sc; Anoskess' loc.;;
3Eallowell, Toe. - s. III, 81, 4 ,s,,,s ~
pri,ats !. .kirerican nc; Aliens, &c; rich
nofii, 75sc: asragne, TIC. Manchester, ssa,
ingtun, 7c.; Hamilton, 7c.i Merrtmach fS.; pla'
iory, Sc, Oriental. Pacific. 1c.;S s.s
Amogkaag, &C.; Wan.sitta, &c.
Cans5rics !: Rice, 6Kc.; Engilsh. 6!se. "a Isl:
Drnas, Dyestntfs, Oils, Ees n
81 ALUM: tttyssSs So 60 10 sSzs
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TNote.-The returns from South Carolina
up to the hour Of going to press seemed to be
favorable to Tilden, yet we deemed it best
not to alter our original table, although
some may think that the dispatches justify
the change. Oregon and Nevada gave Demo-
cratic ajorities in 1874, and it is fair-as
we have up to this time received no definite
returns from those States-to add them to
the doubtful list.] ,.-.....s.,-.,,. .... f..s...
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49,
By TeIesrapil,.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 8, 1875,

RICHMOND, November 8, 1875. !,
..--: OFFERINGS, y,:i.isg is.. !;
wHEAT.-White, 576 bushels Red, 2,lS2
O1 CSoofaS-Whtte,4 as bushels. lrtSedl42 bushels.
OATs.-240 bushels. - % Lt"'y8 80 t8Gt:
POTATOES.-S0 bushels. i..;.r, ta..t. 4fs:,. ~.
-. SALES. -. -. j;
WHEAT White, 40 bushels at S1.l5; SO bushels
nc 81 80; 10 bushels common on private terms; 32S
bushels prime on private terms-total, 472 bushels
Red, 3Os bushels very good at S1.4o; $50 bushels
at S1.36::9S bushels at Sl.3Si 2s0 Dusheis az
il bushels at 1928; 10 bushels at Sl:15; ~
bushels common !on private terms; 700 bushels
very good on private terms-total, 2, l22 bushels.
CoRN- Wfite, "A bushels at 60c.: So bushels
common on private terms-totai lS2 bushels
Nired, AZ bushels very good at SOC.
OATs.T24O bushels very good spring at 3sc. !:
a . RE-EXHIBITED. 1877 I.
CORN White, So bushels, ,;-s ..>...,.
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For amendments, 1866; against amend
ments, 1,705.
KING GEORGE.
King George gives Tilden 81 majority.
LoUDoUN.
Louuoun has gone Democratic by about
925 maj ority.
MONTGOMERY.
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA, November s.
Editors Dispatch: Our vote has been cast
ballots counted, with the following result:
Tilden and Hendricks, 121; Hayes and
Wheeler, GS-majority for Tilden and Hen
bricks, 80. For Congress A. L.. Prlde-
more (Con.), 121 G. T. Egbert (Rad.l 61--
majority for Pridemore, %. For amend
ments to the Constitution, Sc; against
amendments, G6-maiority for amendments,
20. Nothing positive from any other pre-
cinct in the county, but will give Tilden
and Hendricks from 400 to 700 majority.
SUBSCRIBER.
.@a- MECKLENBURG. ..-
GAINESVILLE, November Z, 1s7G.-Editors
Dispatch: Gentlemen,-Below please find
the vote in District No. /: II. s.s,.
GAINESVILLE: Republican, 291; Democratic,
172-Republican majority, 119.
Buffalo: Democratic, 167; Republican,
94-Democratic majority, IS.
Republican majority on this side only AZ !;
Democratic gain. ..,....~
NoRFoLK-THE OFFICIAL COUNT DOES NOT
y -a CHANGE THE RESULT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, November 9.-The official
count to-day made no variation IN the
figures reported in Norfolk and Ports
mouth. The official count in Norfolk coun-
ty gives Hayes and Segar 400 majority. The
amendments are largely defeated in our
cities and county. ... .....,.
" Especial to Lynchhurg News. u
MONTREAL, November S.-Tilden and
Hendricks's, majority in Nelson county is
Cos. One small precinct to hear from, which
amounts to nothing on either side. Only
two scratched tickets in the county. One
precinct cast every ticket for Tilden and
Hendricks.
PRINCE WILLIAM.
d, Occoquon gives 81 majority for Tilden.
RAPPAHANNOCK.
This county gives Tilden 400 majority.
SHENANDOAH.
Shenandoah gives Tiiden 2, 427 majority,
a gain OF ga on Kempers majority
Herald. .a.,.c.'...E .... "'.sT
SIXTH DISTRICT. .t. ......
For Congress-Tucker's majority.
Rotetourt. s64
RoSford 1925
Pocthridge 900
hmherst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 444
NnItnn " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. COS
Appomattox. Il
,r~, 1895
C,unbol about ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Allegheny, about guy
Total.
Buckingham TO come oil about................ Zuo
Probable majority for Tucker. ........"....5,215
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Livestock scales report from November Sd to
Cattte.SI68 head; very best, 4@44c.; medium
or good quality, ,34la3Hc.; pretty good cows ana
rough work oxen' 2@2Ac.: bulls, 2@3c:, gross
Sisep-Good to strictly prime, 4A@44c.; medium
or good fair quality, sk@3Se. No demand 1tor
Hsats sold q head at se@ss; extra heavy and fat
shade higher. I,;: * y !.,-,,...a
Nilch CoDs sold p head at $29@S4O, as TO size,
a large number Of cattle sold by the head. .Fris
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
,.... MARKET Il ,,.,s.ss.... -.f. (.

NOVEMBER 6.-yirginia bright due pounds,
s0c.@S1; Yirginfa bright fine md extra twist,
@75c; Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist, 62
@85c.; Virginia common g. and 12-inch twist, 67@
Csc; Virginia smoking, rs and IS, 50@65c. .5,gr
r.. - KENTUCKY = 't - 3i ~
Louisville navy. bright mahogany, 56@69c:
Louisville navy, mahogany, 64@68c.; Louisyille;
navy, fine black, 48@50c.: Kentucky smoking 70.
bacco, ihs., 49, and Vs. @60c.-Co
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GRAND OPENING OF THEIARGEST
VI AND BEST SELECTED STOCK R; OF FALL IL
AND WINTER DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, AMI
FANCY GOODS that ever was opened at -,,r/y.
~ LEVI HEXTER'S.
NO. 627- BROAD STREET:
which win be offered at the very lowest cash piaces
We name in part: L,liI,y.
sHAWLs and FELT s s; l all Qualities;
80 1,.I-r. : - J all the newest patterns;
CAsSIhERES, ELANNELS, ftf, ~: s.r4
~ ~ DOhfESTICS, and all colors OF ir;,,.,,r
B.. ..''I WATER-PROoF CL9rHSs:5, 81, ..,,,t,!
1 C,ur N(yTIONDEPART1fEN Is stocke1 ftlif win
Ladies' and Misses, Plain add Striped Hosiery; hid
Gloves, Gauntlet Gloves; Guns and Collars; HANG
Serchiefs, Corsets, Towels, Napkins, &C., &C.; ane
our Fancy Goods and Embroidertes Sannes pc e4.
.ceIled-sueh as Infants Merino Cloaks ana MaiSins
Goats handmade Sacque5I Caps, and A1gtlans;
Proof Gcats made :, g order; a 1sa S e
tire new. designs OF PATTERNS. ~, ~, 1'
STAMPED YOKEs, PILLOW sHAMESs Sk AIDS
ca hanS ,-S.tNs Ia.
Af En h : mi line II soc. KID CLOVES: IL -
fN Eonntry orders promptly filed nc snort notice.
lCall early and examine for yourselves" &C 2-3m
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'lLLOIUIsyILLE LEAF.TORACCO MARKET.

LOUISVILLE LEAF.TObACCU uAhfSAE1.
NOVEMBER 6.-Thc sales to-day aggregated Id
bogsheads, distributed as follows:
T',fhe planters House sold 4 hogBheods: hogs
head Henry county new at 81, 90; II hogshead Gree1
county Tugs at $500; 2 hogsheads old Jugs az $6.4o
The Pickett House sold IL shogsheads: hogs
heads Missouri leaf at LOO. 40, 1925; hogs
1870, &c, 1910; q. hogsheads Missouri common
Tugs at "a and 1896; h0sshead Illinois common
Tugs at observation-disclosures - d 81. 80 6
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rARDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO.

rARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.
are receiving by every steamer large additions to
their already extensive stock OF =,
..-..,. DRY GOODS,
and guarantee to sell each and every article as low as
can he found in this city.
Buying exclusively for CASH enables them to buy
and sell ut the VERY LOWEST PRICES. 9.~ of
They keep by far the largest and bestassorted STOCK
LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
.s. FLANNEL UNDERWEAR
ever brought to this city, from very low prices to the
Is best quality: y"!i tsE- -
Great bargains in FLANNELS and BLANKETS,
bought ut the summer auctions and are very cheap.
ELEGANT STOCK OF CAssIMEREs.
Very choice assortment Of Fl - :. -
,...m,..r,sr CLOAKS AND sHAWLS
The chcapestlot Of CARPETS, RUGS. and DRUG
GETS ever offered. r + + i !. .tsi.ii 'i.t.
Good CARPETS at 80 and Soc. '1'' ''h ~,
FELT SKIRTS in great variety. Very much
lower than last season. .. e.g.!, s.-s.s
/, Their large and attractive stock Of BLACK and
COLoRED SILKS and VELVETS, bought before
the advance, will be offered at prices beyond compe-
tition in this or even the northern markets oc l6
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s&xszz5
isossass ~ r ses. 'sE 81,
ridge
ofis Iinsssd machine, III das1 rs :gpesa.
ot5 shnasf,c srzts Labradoreod
Sst s XII erect ee Dozen
fu55sscating, g90c.i ksrosenc, dee b gallon.
.S Ssse Sc assse r tsss: zpslsa sea.
3 s'psrsss a'psHffsss: 42e
Foreign Frzils an4 Canay.
eeass g, !: 1 a g q 2 g 9 e
-0'ea'sss =. N " s1 = 49, y.
saeen ssoala.ss ss sessar Is.
ribbed, Ice; yirRfnta5 ahsuide7s ssYars
TIA noST1SSuInd, 4 81 yi.ssnls hams .sss tS
Ice; piain hanis. BE. csISssc ississ. re
y gsstsss: Painted. no hoops o.; taree hoops
1 Breonas Two strings s1 7sess ssree ssrinss.
42@$3.50; four strings; q. 1890 ~
ais soo daig 70 prnas 1kasss as EN-
@22c.; Java, 0@82c. n - Z
14@i5c.: haifsboYes. ISc.: faiIow. iSs. :,
Cheese:! Primo cutting, 16c.; northern ands
MssHsh SSon,
En LIS 81
Fi is aerrinss- Gssolias cut $3.50:
MSrts car9 Rsn re- sS4sS hsasss
40: nsss s,s c9s s5;og I'm l
H.ss So;ys s srS % ~ y SAssSs ass
LII Prime. barrels and tierees. 12,c in half
Dar sreia. iss. common syrn .oos.aI 10
sierees 26c: barrels 2sc: genuine goi4ssn5 syTun
Porto Rico. 59GB5c.: New Orleans, prime 8S G570c
nom ON store, sI.75. Ground sin,n,- !. ia round
lots, from wharf, s1.1O@$l.15; frsm store, sI.2g
49, e Sr,,shed 11nc. rowdere :.
granIiated, 12c.: A, Ike; b, Ike: extra @,
10c,: bemerara, l0I@lOYc. ~ 49, Fs1
Soap: Common, bore; best washing, e@9c.;
toilet SsS and sSss
for Strictly Choice Is1.00
I :r4 Hides. Jeatbersxe.
macs: Green, @6c, !; dry salted, 10 le. dry,
Ihtn,s i Gsc Ses Or s,e "e' sa,
: LeathsT Sole leather, oak, solo leather,
as sIaS 5sss foSt M gS4s s
COUNTRY a5GSo: city nsh. sSgsae. 5 H.. calf
skins, french, $i.25@S2.z5 D b. rough skfrting,
22@26c. II
IRON Steel Naiis. ae.
ss sioe hn 1ssa q Sheet
sweaes
Warm.blass Charcoal, Pennsy !yania an
Horseshoes: IS per keg.
Mu !t % vs. per ke E. =,
HdiS Old DOMINION, S 3,VS PEI Neg ior sthnaaId.
nat Is, ten,penny, when agu KEYS afe pnrsasea ~
month, Iuc. per Kcg deducton Is alioWeu, other
sizes extra. ,,y,,n,a,.,o 16atp, .a,:,, K
sL6Ssc9 a h - W. -
Rope: Manila. best, lG@1sc.; jutc. 9lkc. ~
80 .,u,,
LicoHce. or
Licorice Paste: j. G. Co.. Sic: x. r.. 2Sc.
A. o. c., 23c:; X: Co, 24c.; 7. s., 25c. Anchor
27c.; A. {. G.. 26c.; Cry u" 2sc.
49,, Liquors, Wines, &c. }s
! .4Le. Scotch hest brands hints S2GS215 "A &
dozen, gold. ~ Z i..sS.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

IT.: THURSDAY, November 9. 1876. 81:
American gold, 100 bid. 80: 40 49,. ~. :.
State Observation-Disclosures consols, 674 bid, 68h
asked Virginia consols, new, 34T bid; Virginia
deferred, 6ls bid; Virginia ax-recciyable coupons,
So bid, SO asked. *.
CITY Securities.-R Richmond city 9's, 1l4i5 bid;
Richmond city 6's, 90 bid; Petersburg city G's,
SIX asked: Lyncllburg city Ss, 1O5' bid; iFrede-
ricksburg city 7ts, 92 bid. ...f-.s Ia. !.
Railroad Bonds.-Firginia Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's, j. and j.. rs bid: Orange
and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage S's. III. and
N, G5 asked; Richmond and Danville Railroad
consolidated G's, NJ. and N, 70k bid.
Bank Stocks .-Natlonal Bank Of Virginia. loo
par S lG1$ assfea G5y "a oia c'i
Insurance CompGnies.-Yirgina Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par, 80 bid; Virginia State, 25 par, 27.
bid: Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked.
by Telegraph. ,s - IN
NEW YORK. -e s'. II
NEW YORK, November 9-No0n.-Stocks active,
lower, and unsettled. Money!, "a. Gold, 1O87s.
Exchange-Long, 4s2; short, 4S4. Governments
dull and lower. States dull. ;.,'t
dull 1872. Gold weak ut l092s@1 0els Governments
active and steady. States dull and nominal
.ns ~, 49, BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-Virgtnia 6,s, defer.
red, 6a; consols, 6Sx: second series, son. RortL
Carolina 6's, old, 49, sg8rs,sI ...tG Z. iE.sy2piz
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Fine SCHOLARSHIPS; supertine, So; extra super
fine s575IS6; common family, $3.50; fancy
family, s7@$7.5O. No change in the market for
several days past. "a, !s i ~; .flE u Stla ~as&
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 0, 1875.
The breaks to-day were l 10 hogsheads; 10 uerces
and boxes. The offerings at auction were 70
packages, of which number "a were taken In, and
the remainder sold at prices ranging from 1915 TO
SdnH0 III +. =. NJIk,s,,3" .tystsJ Is
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DRY GOODS.
rLOAKS! CLOAkS! CLOAKS

COURTNEY & POWELL,
s'. f'H,r .rrS:- ~. ,t'.'
SIS BROAD STREET,
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4 a Es',so SAYS 8 gallon. Isl, 81
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y sGovERXoR TILDEN sPEAEs..
NEW 81 OAK, November THE excite
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COLUMBIA, November 9-5 p. M.-Allow-
ing the most liberal estimates Of Republican
msiorities in Charleston and other counties
on the sea-coast, Hampton leads by very
small vote. Repeating has been practiced
to such q great extent in Beaufort and
Charleston by the Republicans that the
above result may be changed when the re-
turns are received from these counties.
Governor Chamberlain says he will now be.
satisfied with 1,500 majority. Yesterday ne
claimed 5000. I think there is no doubt
that HAYES will get the electoral vote of the
State. hut the result is so doubtful that It
will take an official count to decide. The
island boxes in Charleston county will reach
that city to-day, and may tell the story. 1t
is said that they have been purposely held
back, by the Republicans to force up ma
iority for Chamberlain. G.t ~ ~ as
.,@.'.' lBy Associated 'Press.I .,.,
CHARLEsToN, November 9.-Nineteen
co,1nties-a}l official except four-giYe a
Democratic majority Of 23,613. Eleven
other counties-from official and trustwor-
fhy reports-give Republican majority o.
Il. 159. Only two counties remain to De
heard from-C Charleston county and Colle-
ton-,where before the election the RepuDll.
|,oans claimed respectively 5000 and 500. Ii
the result confirms their antIcipations
Hampton's net majority would be 1904,
and ETilden's' probably ten or fifteen per
This city is in a condition of feverish ex-
element to-day. -. -: -, IL
CHARLEsroS,' November 81 p NJ;
Gomplete returns from Colleton and partial
returns from Charleston counties Indicate
that Hampton has carried South Carolina Dy
from ], 700 to ,900.t The vote LOT f re-
is closer, but the Democratic committee are
confident Of small majority for Iiloen. -.
Is The Democrats gain seven senator's anu
thirty-four representatives, giving them 2
sure majority. oil one on joint ballot; .secur-
ing d United State senator in place OF ROD
ertsOn. ,;f ~, E@,:.ai E,rlgt.T
HURRAH FOR THE PALMETTO STATE, b u,
The following telegram was received at
II O'Clock last night from Charleston
! CHARLESTON, S. c., November 8, 1876.
Eqbsrt a., Leigh. Jr., care Lee, Seddoasi ie
Co.: Carolina is redeemed. Hampton is
elected by fifteen hundred. Ess.t III .i i.
OF the firm Of George w. Williams q GO.
.. y. Il, VIRGINIA. $751;. III s
.ss ALEXANDRIA CITY. ~. .ss s.. Il: u. II:
First Ward Tilden and Hend bricks, 1885,;
Hayes and Wheeler, PIG; Hunton, SS4 !;
ONeal. 218; Lee, $3.50 Hoge, 2l6; LOT
amendments, 3e1 !; against, 216.
Second Ward Tllden, 2s5; Hayes, 1s6 !
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CHICAGO, November 9.--The only aadi-
tional congressional news Is that s Ilpton
iRep.) has carried the Inirteentl us ~ ~,
making the fourth Republican gain in the
state. Sparks DENY has carried the Six
teenth district by o good majority. 90, !,
There is no asonable undation ZOE Jug
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

III: EaEcTIOX-EFFECTS-P FOR
44ENoNSTEATION-Co LORE d CoNSERNA-
IlyES-BCRGLARY.
-.------ -nnuI.n Of thI. DicAunnl Disnlich.
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CHICAGO, October 19.-Flour Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Exeited and higher
At the opening and continued very active
and unsettled throughout closing some
what lower; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 l59Sa
| 15h cash; November opened at 81 II,
sold up to 81 IS, down to 81 15t[, advanced
81 49, and closed ct 81 16sSat 161E No.
yember; 81 16H December; No. 5, 9sca
81 90; rejected s7a95c. Corn-Steady with
a movement similar to that Of wheat; No. 2,
44Kc cash; sales at 45a45s<o November;
closed at 45c bid, November; rejected 43Ac.
0ats-Dull; No. 2, SSSSc cash; 3Sl<c all op.
tons. Rye-Qniet at Gle. Barlsy-Dull at
$40 cash; SI1so November. Pork-Excited
and higher at the opening, closing easy but
higher than yesterday; irregular at SO 50
cash; SIC 5Oal7 90; new SIS 81 11IIa16 40 DC.
tober; sales at SIS 45al5 95 the year; closed
at SIS IS. Lard-Excited and higher like
pork at 50 SIX cash; $40 50 October;
% s711fA10 90 November; 50 IS the year,
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Wits.
ky-Dull and nominal at 81 10. .s
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hides itsOli behind the Alm5y pretext that
a definite time having been Get for resum;
ing specie payment, 4 can not Be carried
out. One might a well say that man
giving q note payable at Q specified time
L can not be properly met. Our oPPo-
nents nominated two candidatSs-Tlde
hard.money man, and Hendricks, soft
money. Thee were concessions. Inc
latter we're made in order to capture the
soft.money voters out West. The two
nominees consulted long and earnestly
al Saratoga, and the letters Of accept
ance demonstrated how the hard.money
Tilden was converted 10 gott.money
man, Tilden Il now Janus. he hastWo
faces-one turned eastward, with m ex-
preston as hard As Aini tho other west
ward, looking as soft as mush. II ne can
support this role, he Is welcome 70 i.
Last year the intelligent people applaud
ed Gov. Tildenb effort In causing the
New York Legislature 70 pass & hard.
money resolution, and this act has con-
Quoted materially to our success in Ohio.
Now, however, since his letter Of accep-
tanoe has been published, the PendletonS,
Aliens, and others Of that Tx, openly
boast Of Tilden's imitation procliyitieS.
What heroism can be respected Of Tilden2
Did not his knees shake when he wrote
that letter Of acceptancef How has he
sold his soul TO the inaAtionists? From
these facts you may draw your inference
Of the results Of Democratic victory!
Remember, business men Of New York,
the effect ola continued weakened cur.
rency on return TO specie payment and
prosperity. Has not the closing Of fac
tories lasted long enoughI Do you want
this state Of affairs TO continue? II so,
vote the emocratic ticket.
The speaker continued in an impas.
stoned strain, going into minor details on
the currency question, and giving the
most cogent reasons for the election Of
Hayes rs President, lauding his great
moral courage, which every line oihis let.
ter Of acceptance portrays, predicting that
ifthe Republican party Is successful there
will be ahard money majority in Con.
gress, The Republican party Is The In
strument to restore prosperity TO the
country. Senator schurz spoke atlength
on the subject Of reform, and arraigned
Belknap and others OF tho party as much
for their corruption as Tweed and com.
pany, Of Tammapy Hall.
At a late hour the meeting adjourned
amid cheers for Hayes and Wheeler,
Morgan and Rogers, Senator Schurz and
the success Of the Republican ticket.
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Dcnnitions-Not to be Found in
the Dictionaries. \,

Consciance-The chamber Of justice.
Night-The masquerade Of day.
Affection-The incense Of the heart.
Friendship-Love without its flowers
Blushes-Eloquenee Of the cheek.
Love-The golden fruit Of Paradise.
Glory-The f.ir child Of peril.
Hope-The waking dream Of man.
Intelleet-The starlight Of the brain.
children-The tomorrow Of society.
Death-The brother Of sleep.
Eloquence-Giving wings 10 thoughts
Marriage-A world without end bar
gain.
Manners-The ornaments Of society.
Flowess-Lovs's truest alphabet.
Nature-The Vicar Of the Almighty.
Ayarice "A cursed hunger for more.
Books-Lighthouses in the sea oftine
Patience-Adyersity' sweetest milk.
Gold-The pick.loek that never fails
Despair-The last Of human errors.
Taste-The microscope Of Judgement.
Charity-Gently to hear, kindly tc
Judge.
Ingratituds-Treason Of mankind.
Dirt-Somsthing in the wrong place.
Suicide--Plucking death from the Max
er's hands.
Wharf.-The sink Of all injustice.
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Utilizing q Husband.

From the Chicago Journall
"Your Husband Is sick good sight OF
late, BENT he7" remarked Southern
Illinois woman to another, one day last
week.
"Yo.," answered the wife, "he's got tux
down mighty hard with them ere ager
shakes agin."
! II shud think it 'ud be sorter distressin'
like ter have him round the house" re-
marked the other, sympathizingly,
speedy when yer at house-cleanin'."
1Well, so 1t wud be-" replied the wife,
in self.consoling tones, "but when he's got
inter one OF his chills, and want the rag
carpet shuk, yer SEQ he's powerful smart
hand ter hitch onto it"
Then the WOMAN wendell her way
home enyying her neighbor tho knaok
she had Of utilizing her husband.
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NEW YoRE, October l9.-Cotton-Dull at
1OjEa1l1.l6c. :Flour-Actiye; superfne ives.
tern and State 81 70a5 10; common to good
IS 40a5 s.; good to choice S. 70a5 IS; white
wheat extra IS S5a7 go extra Ohio IS 40a
Z 90; ST. Louis IS 55as 50. Wheat-Irregu.
lar and unsettled, asking free advance Of
So, and closed dull; No. Milwaukee old
81 2ia1 24I!;No. 3do new 81 q; Nos. 9 and
8 spring 81 q. Rye-Quiet; western 79A
7Sc. Corn-Light trade; western mixed
urgraded 57a66t; No. 2 white Gle. Oats
In moderate demand. Barley-Dull; No. 9
Canada 81 %. Malt-Steady. Hay and
Hops-Firm. Groceries-Quiet and up.
changed. whisky-scarce aud nominal at
81 lG