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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
sIockHolplRs, MEl1lNu.

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL NETTING oP
~ the stockholders OF tie LADY RYAN
MikiNG COMPANY. for the 'leeiiB oi ~.
recios 10 ssrve ,be ensuing ,ear snd for the
'rsrsaction of .urii other Lnsinr,s - nsy prop
rlJ come bsfore the meetiss. wiil he lsid VI
he ofrrc ~ the q M, any. Room NJ. I Ilay.
xard', building. N" sla Cuifprnis s're Z, h'n
Francisco. t'alifornis. on Tut sDAY. pe ~.
ieenih tisih) day OF December. 1876, o. the
hour ~ one Ol a'slo ,. n of ,aid day.
des d Nm II. MeCLINTOCR, f,e,stsry,
NOTICE tbs OF, ICE CY THE LADY
~ nr, en- " ming C.np'ny will u pmovei
on MONDAY. D-se~ beT ~. is76. n No 80
Pine Strcst Room No. 0. San Fiarei,ro. Cni-
'ofnia. o d the election above tdssrtissd viii
Ne hsh o. thai plaee. ON the q ne day and hour
S,-d Nm II. Mcci iNrocR. seere,.ry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
DELINQUENT SALES.
iI,loIAn nININe conrANY.-

San Francisco. California.
Location of works. Gold I'LL. Nevada.
Notics.-There sc Delinquent upon the fol.
loving described stock. on account OF a.sess.
msnI mo. ~ levied on the .oth day VI oeto.
bsr. lS;e, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. ~ iol'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
sTocKHoIpfas' MEETING.

. NsrAL N,ETiNa a-MccLrLLA~ cor-
u col datd God ard silttr MIME Com.
.an,,-T The a. nusi meeting ~ n q ,totkho'd.
/. of the sbave bsmeL Conn any eill b bsld
a tLeir once. Rem 2. No. tes Montgomery
rect. San ~. s~isSo. Csiforbis. on wEDfls.
Az Dveeu ber n. isiG. at - o'eletk r.n.
po7ih OTTO METCIKE seefsiary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nyPicE oY rHE CONSOLIDATED yIn.
" giuia MinInr COMPANY. Fan Francisco.
California. Dee.nher 4. ts1s.-Ai meeting of
ths Board Of 7, ustees of the ABOVE named Com.
pany, held ihis day dividend (Nn. ~ OF Tvp
IN Dollar p~r share was declared. payable en-
MONDAY. Deermt~r q h. Transfer books
eloscd uniii Decsmhsr ~
deS in A. W. HAvEys. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A NNrA' MEETING.
"A Consolidaissi Old and Silver Mini ;, Con.
o: the abo,e.nsmsd G. mpaty will he isid ct
thsl' ~ co. No. t7s Montgomery siret. Eo' NJ
., san Frsnei,eo. Cslifotbia on WEDNESDAY.
Decsmhsr ~. 1910 at the hour ~ : o'elo.k n.
r~7fh tTTtu MkTCuKE, stcfetffy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09

AN Essex barone,. Sir +. Sutton Wes'
ton. ha. offered to purchass Tcmpl-
Bar from the city Of London, desiring
to utilize 1t as an entrance lodge to hi-
estate at kslye,lon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
DIVIDEND NOTICE

NKrcx OF TuE CAliropNIA MINING
" Coppsny, han Ppneiseo. California. No
vsnbs< .. ists. s.--Ats weetins Of the bard of
Dirsctors q the sboye named Comrany, tsid
thls day. dividend (No. u Of Two roliars rer
shars was declared. payable On KDkRsDlY,
the ieth instAnt.
nolk In C.p GORDON Rccretarv.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
Q. o. STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

DEGuLAR MEETING EVERY SATURDAY
n EVENING. al i:aB o'eloch. at MiLers'
union nsu. hs,reet. virgilia cIiy.
in .. T. GREENWOOD. n.s.
, 1876-01-06
pounsrf,a s. 9aauar 1876.
Stact NihmonD.

9olisei, Geridt. Tolsenbt
ssd!le tamen seltern in oieiem @eri4te
sur 0~erhonbluns:
Donnab 8ranncn uno 2auro Gate
moob. farbis, ansetIast tpesen 5run.
ienbeit nnb unoroentli6en Vetrdgens
ouf Der S.rabe, purben ieoes $3.50 Sc.
itrait.
Sbpmas Mntbonp. farbis. anseflas1
Die Y~aiasiere an Gbeiupeots nnh Obic
Gilenbabn.0 bsldltist gu baben. 81
.se%itraft.
5tnrp pase, farbig. anseflast tpesen
Sruntenbeit uno 2drm auf Der StraBc
ssmadt gu babrr, 81 seitraft.
gbarles 6. papnes, 5runtenbeit.
entlalIen.
Senrp gants. farbis, onseflast bic
Wiarp e. Gosbp utter Dem 8eripre9cn
lie gu beirotben, perfiibrt ju babsn,
muros Der 0ultlnss Court iiuermielen.
, 1876-01-06
Rl1npnb Qoft Office.
Drif-N
49,. Oftohsr 1878.

NOrS4ide GurdbrH. Pm eimrY .S.,ss.
Senniro% saerrm "-Nrfrrft & me, ny
m.e ! as q. D.. -psRf9Iub 1.35 rnh 3 On
q. d.. e'<V
senn q anIuuft S ~. 81. -poa.
fGiue 1885 u. p. p'f'
@o-s'iae Gea grR. 96att, c~rsc,uer,.
pot 6In' 1.95mS 80 y. ~.
sioIi@e FeH. .3meir al faotid. e,,r.
tdae dn~sesuonmen. - Anfpnit f9Nn sp.
t2.A5 n. @.
@ern',.e; gnfrnft i2.Ce 81 rss
&ior men6 E. Torbine GH,nF al, r.
ID @ntunft 2.3O 81. vi. 49, Soaedims
1915 v. ~. s'P'"'nE
GrnbiGe & Greensboro. I'm, nal, .x.
"a. M'tu 1890 u,b 9 q. u. va
tbluf 4V. 1.nnt l2.45 u. H. -"
sarmbinr. GicI't. 2 nrtoos .u...
men. Muiunft $50 n. 81. = T,Hsar,'Es
S.30@. ". SsH'~'ae
Vge,apecfe & EBio GiienbaFn. 9SoLd
SrnnMge aisaenom men. NnFunf & u sp
- Tcifi@tuf e.3O r. 81. o."
ssn6tura Charlottesville, g taunton q, MA,
Snietet 9 priiaa u b mtllit, sen Whit. : ,,.'
ehcr Sprti.as - Anfunf. 5 g. M.- MAS.
fflub 900 n. u. 1'F'
NSff Saint nub ghtiorea on her N a
u. hnD 0.E. ". 1daIih, Con, taos oysss.
ncinrner. Anfunft 1890 y mN Ma..
fdIui 2 r. R. poH'
VI nreiie', htrr @ea pcint. ,aol h.-gr
'unh 1910 Y. d. Gsfidl4b 2I. M.
aae.ob' nno+, Ii er Jilt Saul. ,Solih.
@'fn' It 6.3o 9. ". : gpT'6lus 1 ~ o..
Sames &iher e. MT fer. & RENAL n Sd,,r,
l'n. a.fpnft Mrrta ,e, Mlttmod a NM
b's tags, . 81 ~ = plih us, ]i,n,ona
aotn.rAass nns : aanatsnte," 5.AWl ~
0nnai Gafct 1r.imol r Sde.tih.
@ntnn'i, Mtttr edba, A,sitaae UT e prmtaos
y. ~: : pritldIie MUntass, Minmed,s
uap ,retidss. 4 ". VI.
sgnrfY nmp @omte. ;3meiml II msd.ptIid,
~ @afahlt- antt n rda ilhp = annabenes s
" W: - y'cltl@iub. GUnnnIfass unp ssnW
, 1876-01-06

5ufipss Court. 9ie tolaen.
rem Gdls tamen eeitern in oieiem 4e-
,iGte sur 8erbanolung
Miliom s. Sones, onsegIast ben
91ibaro Sames nit einem Nfeiier ees
Ito6sn 5u baben, nit Abii4t i'm Su TOD
ter, ,puroe $40 geitraft nno OUT l Mo-
not in Die Salt seianot.
gusenia Vatemar, anseflast pesen
8ersebens. (mlsoemeanorl mubte $40
uno Die &oit,n besablen.
Somes Winnis, onsetlast tpe9en iin=
selesli6en Stedens, wuroe $40 9e=
iirail uno auf IL Ntonate in Ole Sail
geianot.
gh ilp Green, iuesen %bosbaiten ste=
6ens an9etlo9t, ,puroe auf ! Sabr III Die
YenitentiarD selanot.
Gbarles aldarolon, ansetlagt iuesen
3aIl4uus, ipuroe auf 2 Sabre in Die 9es
nitenIlarp sciauot.
@ilium Gultis, anseflast megen ,n=
orosntlihen Y%etrasens in Der G.r9e,
wurpe $40 9eltroit unb auf 60 Sage,
bel barter grpeit, in Die Sail seIanot.
, 1876-01-06

8 in rciher 2 taat Of, G.tt al { uno
Sul; ihe'nt Winnefeta 3u IN. Sn benz
ielben b%eflnoen iid POT Wtiiblcn nit $50
Wabladua'n weldle III = noe fun, iibr
lld) 25,606,0O0 Sdeffcl@etraibe su NAB
len. Bon UitnneapOl,s uuroen iuabreno
De lesten bret Oto .Qte auein 295,OOO
s s WiebI oerianot. 81. les ergibt iir
cas- s br etrua 1.06o,8O0 5aR Mibreno
Der lseten feds Uio ate iuu,oen Sl44
Wa9enlaouuaen nit IS $4,000 8ab
< III unO 9tusbol; periaiiot.
, 1876-01-06

@eiebabertretHns. 5olgenee
4erIonsn iporen eeitern ppr Dem Yo<
-&i9tsr @hite, ansetlagt oieStabt'
Ucrorbnunsen iibertrctsn 0u ba5en:
'Toro unb Gillian muroen $3.50 ge-
ltroft, neil oeren 3utiAer ibneIer fubr,
als es Dos @ele5 erloubt.
Sobn aepler. Shomas @beelan, q.
Meefins uno 8. 9wpsr, wuroen bcor-
b,rt innerbalb 5 Sage hire 3dune in
oeb0riser gntfernune uon Dem SrOttoir
su bltIyen.
Stepbsn 9arris, Senrp 9roofs. S.
s. GOots nnb George Dreamer wuroen
ie 81 uno Siaac @og uro @aibina.on
Gputs, ie S. seltraft, neil lie hire &Ibe
auf Der oHtntliAen StraBe nunberlan-
fen lieBcn.
, 1876-01-06

Gromn unb ,ueiie leben
Muf Der piIseriAaIt.
SIMMER ~aufiudrts itrehcn
Mtit BEG Oaleins &rait-
@autt Der 5ooesnoht
Sbre G9redcnsmadt.
Dag Der SOB Damn fommcn
Sriibcr nber ipdt -
4iimmert oies Den Srommcn,
Ser bic Saat seiG't?
Scr iic uusscitreut
Sir Die gplstcit
98ie i'd nun aud i6cioe,
Ob int ntberfuB.
Gb I'M Vettlertleioc.-
Wlii Dem lebien @ruB
9llbt Der Suseno Strong
2eu9tet 9imme!s0lanj.
$50 mein 2sib pcrwcist
Sn oes Grabes Sdoos-
8eiit. III bit crlDitt.
@elis lit oein Coos!
Bin nit @Ott perwanot.
grbit oas teli're 2ano.
Mlio Iab mid enben,
@ott, DIE YIlgerbabn,
Sussnoppfcr %ipcnoen,
6reI BON 94nlo unb @abn!
. Damn jterb ih Dir,
Bin oein fiir unp fir
8tlprp6sn an @rabe BEG
Mbrabnm Wpisnber9,
BON
9r. g. s. Gorlb.
Nnrfolf. item Ottvher. 1874
, 1876-01-06

Inter 4 ii tuu9sueretn. Gs
ioltcn he. pslAc oeuti re arbeiter min
iheu ooer miiien, no y rbeit. iar DeuliAe,
ipeld,e hi r%bertomnea uub arbeit iuden
sn befl tine 1T. folfes tenn @omite oes
uaterititun9suereius ~aufaeSen. bamit
oen Qeuten aebnlfen ,psroen tlnn. 9as
SOnli E berebt aus fOlsenoen Ser en-: >.
Sdmiot. Drdi., 9b. Sieael. 8. &. &o9s
Ter. $ y MiQsr mo 5 > Yein.
, 1876-01-06

Sie 8el6worenen, tuel4e in Dem
Sale be5 8euben @iaioms, welher ans
9etlaat 1T $3.50 bon einem 9cluijen Se-
ter Gbie!cs 9eftoblen 81 baben, wuroen
scitern BON &ibter @uison entlaGen,
neil tie ii1 niht einigen tunnten.
, 1876-01-06

gini9e Sabre surilf erlangten Or.
Srent unb mebrere anOere Serren elne
grlaubniB BON Der 2esislotur. elm 9o-
ipital fir SruntsnboIoe, OpiumeIlsr, u.
I. ~. 81 s%riinoen. 9is Sa1e ibIist
absr Elm, bis Dor eii,issn Sasen &lb,sr
". u. Grump lie wieoer ius 2sben rlei
inoem or wieoer cine &eiolution in Der
9esislatnr CUR Grbauuns oes oben9es
nannten Snititutes, einrei1te.
, 1876-01-06

8elfsrn gbeno s'oii Ell 7 uno s llhr
pl.rben 2 &naben, Namens Wm. >.
9arriion, peib, uno SObn $. @lltsrinn,
farbis. unter Der Nntlase mad Dem 2ten
Stntionsbaule 9ebra6t. bas Slbnerbaus
eines sswilen George OObion. farbis,
erbro6en, uno aus Dem lben 10 Eau
ben 9eltOblcn au baden. Die beloen
Siinglinae mercen bsute nit unlcrem
YDli3eiridter in 8eriibrung fOmmen.
, 1876-01-06

MiIiom PbiIips, ,uelder borseItern
auf 8 Sabre mad Der Yeniten.iarp &C..
ianbt murbe, neil ct einsn StraBenrnub
teriibt bate, purbe porseitern o 9e-
putp Sergeant gummins nod obigem
SnItiiute obeeliefert.
, 1876-01-06
@en NprfOtf e,nsei ,nbi.)

(Scn VpGIoH e'n9el 'hpl.J
Sab i'd sinitsns it:rbc.
9ub' ib Iansit ertannt;
Stebt oes Staubes grbe
Nltt an Grates Rano?
Mh, pie falsno Naub
Maro' i1 SOotcsraub
Sod, 5err. ,uenn i'd iterbe,
Menn Die Gtunbe ,bIdSt,
Sic oes Staubes grbe
gu Gem Stanbc trast -
Serr, i'd welB es n1t!
9lsr seDriNt mir 2l4t.
@ie ib einltens i9eioe
9&ie oas 9era mir bri6t
Ob I'M @lid - I'M 2eloe -
@ott. i'd lpeib es nlbt.
unsrIorfbt @elhid!
Na1t oett bier Den Bid.
Mo i6 emit per9ebn -
Ob in JelnotsIano.
Sn Der 2iebe Ndbe -
Yleibt mir u%nbstannt.
Gnnoe wirb mir nidt
6e.ns Stlmme ipri@t.
Secls mas beginner,
Sn ben finliern 8rnuen2
98ie oas 2itt Sepinnen2
93o @emaBbeit i9uuen?
Batter, nur bein Bath
pcast meinsn Yfao
, 1876-01-06
Dru0ppcs etc.


Dry 0Cprsl Cry Wppts !!
s. 81, Drice unD 60.
go. 110l Main Ctr, Gfe Der IL.
erbaltcn nit icocm Gage neue Scrb1s
luaaren als: .
6urb'se 0amnIbdnr. Nn,iiae. -
Sdlpa &c | uge unb "reete Sb'mta,
9et S.aofes" 1O-i " 4, ISL.
SUma is' unc flrti CT Iei enrr Sammet..-.
Cas Wager pcn 6 lime se, msld,s In IN.
gina aen tb'. mire i'eta pfra Ebet
3.u9e fir llstesrDds "a ;u $3.50 bis SO
rsl Dart.
IL sUfide unc snaIi'h DE 6 Gimersa. pcre
ne pemcen unp untsrsel G fiji, Eerrsa. R.aten
uob did dtn.
Zane unt"seus'. grsls TsGsr, gsaper-
tee' q u . Gp tuiGpS. Srden, beni ea ! o.
iert dltt. Ara9en etc. etc. i'm | Mt
, 1876-01-06

Gin Sober, ID Id / itinan Winterp,,-
+ til in Qol uub &oblen cintaufen ip.1'
icnte niht be feb!tn. bel serr stiaiam
Uiiunisero. an Ter GuliL IA t. siui'
itn Der 9ten uno 10 Str., DO: ,ul &c.
den. Wir BADEN uns iib, rieuat, bag
nun am o isen Yl,ee ute Waare flo
elnen biQisen 4.reis befomn,en f.nn
, 1876-01-06

Sic Yittlhrift bes Mm. &rsentree,
I'm Bssnaoisuns, lu,l9sr BON Wpibe
Gountp, ,pesenD iebIiabls i'll Die Ycnlten
tiarp sei1idt, wuroe bonn @ouuerncur
nidt beridjihti9t.
, 1876-01-06

CHARLES Garrett. i'm 9llter pom IA
Sabrcn uerlieB selicrn nit sinem semii-
len Gnaben, Namens 8ropts. iein eltsr.
li1es0aus nm mad Der MaOilOnStfaBe
Sbule su scbcn. Yis jcbt bat man pon
ben bcioen Sunscn mod NlAts sebOrt.
, 1876-01-06

q. g. &obert. ipsIder Dor Ginger
3eit aus Der Sail entuiibte wurhe se-
tern Morsen bon Capt. 3pler ,piecer
5uriidgebradt. 3oberts lpb bon bier
noM NOrfoIf, no er ii9 big i,st ouf'
hipff.
, 1876-01-06
Gpu. ftirnfr Yrn gr;eIfoffen.

gon Staten an sen srei teirnbsren Weosn.
msIos .is = rnf Flu ufanul tint, 6.OC unn
Il.lo .. , '.3u : z.15 ~. vi. conn
fags-9.h Y. ". une u. ID.
@n Dtttttaaen 500. 81. nns
. u. W: 2pr ollie antsrn Aaies perh,p
sa Sr'ef' auf BEN 81 dmey Ter 81 ar apass
VIZ T. \. 3. n TEN, y. gs.
, 1876-01-06

Geitern ,uuroe bas @alier I'M Canal
abSeloTen, I'M su ieben. oh man ben
&Orper oes permibten &soforo finben
wiiroe.
, 1876-01-06

Scr Joa bes &nisbt ps. Sobnlon
uurbs nr9 niht bcenoi9t. 9srr Subn
=. @iie ing scftern an su ipre9en.
, 1876-01-06

Sn Dem Senate paiiirts ssltern cine
Bill, $4,000 fir bic @entenniaIfeier 81
b~emiQiSen.
, 1876-01-06
Set |.

., liise nidt mein Spbn
Sem es iAdnbct Sir al: oeiner GIRO,
9es 2isners 9rObter 2obn
5inoet er in ielnes 9erSens 2eere.
8, liige niht mein 5nbn!
@pri1 rehtlih, pie Elm braper Wanr,
9as fem I'M eter Son,
limb nl9t Die 9BeltGi d ldmdben fam.
S. 8. q.
, 1876-01-06

Serr Sraneis y. Sutton BON Senri.
TO, wnroc porseitern als glert Der Yenl=
tentiarp erpdblt.
, 1876-01-06

@eliern giadt nm u llbr fanb cine
SiBnns bee 9omites iiir 5rrsnanltalten,
i'm Senataimmer itatt.
, 1876-01-06

Vorscitern Na@t i4!iefsn 10 Ysrio.
I'M l1tsn 9. ationsbaule.
, 1876-01-06

0ie 2~e9islatur bat Dem Staate Bis
icbt $4,000 setr 5tet.
, 1876-01-06

Wd1reno Der pOriscn @p9e ltarben
in oieIer Stobt nur % Yerlonen.
, 1876-01-06

gBir seben na4ltebenoe Is @ebote fir
ieoe 8rart:
SaIte Ma,B in alien 9ineen,
Sann mirlt 3u 9ein Slid errinsen.
2.
Seinen Gotten lieb anein.
3.
ealte itets Die @aIae rein.
Nm @o6en= tuie al Nciertasen
Solit niAt eitler Greuo' nadiasen.
5.
Giier5uht 8 / r-Glbe raubt !; =
2ab unsel1miidt oes @atten Saupt.
6.
Sic Glitteripo9en balo persebn.
Do6 2isb' uno Greunoi6oit loB be5tebn.
5alte Ou Den Muno, tpenn ia Der Mann
Giumal bas &aiionniren ni1t lalicn
fam.
Gr;isb' bic &inber friib uro ipdt.
CUR Wabrbeit, Mrbeit uno @ebst.
9.
Oas @clh unb Bnt bilf me6ren gu,
Oob lis' als JiIj nldt alf Der Srub'.
10.
Die 8irtbihaft fiihr' nit Suit urb2iebe,
Oenn remoe Sdnos nur lino Diebe.
IL.
Sur 3eit 3u Yett. itsb' friibe auf,
unnlBsn Sorsen glib Den Sanf.
II.
Sci frog uno f'obIl4 in Dem 9errn,
Damn but Did aud Sein @uIte Germ.
Is.
Streb' niht mad @lan3 unb Gitelteit
Ganu miro SIR emit Die Seli9test.
Die beuthen Stamme Sn
eincm Dor et,ua bunoert s 'bren p .rfaBtsn
@eo,d)t ldiloe,t Shupa.t. Der btiunnt
0efan9ene oes!pobcuaspera's Die oeuliten
-tdmnle 10:
Or Cad, 1T fin, DC Breme fart;
Oas Uale uolf bit &nobe mart,
Oete,reider baben sut,n Wutb.
@enieBei ui,l, ocroauen gut.
Ser Jrant 1T bieoer uno sereht.
Der braue S:iie i'll d uno redt;
SannSper, ~raunihWe1a, %ambu ss
Start,
Nod piel @b'rusfsrentel bat.
I cd, lib. trlfft lie ale peit
Ser quite Sdwau Oil Ssr;.ihf.it."
, 1876-01-06
e / bt

iiber ben j2suftunb Der Ylanters National
8anf iii Gihmonb I'M Staate Wirainicf,
beim 8elddftsIdJluiis OIL l7ten Gag inn
0ejember 1875.
, 1876-01-06

Vcl in,pre unb Sbip 81 en- abn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-08
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, November THE election
progressing very quietly, and the indi
cations are that full vote will be polled
The chief interest centers in the Guber
Material race. The Republicans are vo
ting solid for Thomas, Independent Dem
oCrat, Tor Governor, and tho indications
are that he will carry the city.
The election was unusually quiet and
a very heavy vote was polled, that'of the
city being over 10000, or 1000 over any
former vote. 1t is believed that Thomas
independent Democratic candidate for
Governor, has carried the county by over
1900 majority, aud that the Republicans
have elected their Legislative ticket. The
Democrats generally concede the election
Of Randolph, Republican, for Congress,
ger Young, Democrat, the present IN.
cumbent. The official vote will not be
known till late hour.
MEMPHIS, November 7, II p. M.-The
vote OF the city is not yet counted, and
probably will not DO until very late
hour. The Democrats claim the election
OF their county ticket and that Young
Dem, ia reelected to Congress by small
maj. Thomas, Independent candidate for
Governor, has undoubtedly carried the
county by heavy majority, and also
Fayelte county by 800 to 400. There is
intense excitement over the election. I'm.
mense crowds surround the newspaper
Offices. Specials from Mississippi show
Dem. gains.
NASHVILLE, November THE cleo.
tion was quiet in all parts Of the State
Porter, DEM, for Governor, is certainly
elected, also s out OF 10 Congressman.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, November 7.-Thirty.eight
towns give Hayes S,267. Tilden 1901
Robinson, Eep., 1875; Hubbard, Dem.
6,S00. Last spring these towns gav(
Robinson, Rep, 6,ll2; Ingersoll, Dem.
6,5l4. The Republican majority is sos
against Democratic one last year o.
4O2; Republican gain, 9O7. This includes
no city. It
Hartford gives Tilden a plurality Of
$50, The Democratic majority for Gov.
ernor last spring was 676. Democratic
gain in the city 3l3. Meriden gives
Hayes 81 majority, Democratic loss Of
PIG.
HARTFORD, November 7.-Fifty-ninc
towns, including Meriden, the only cityyet
reporting, give Hayes 1887, Tilden IL,
1856; Hayes majority 1862. Hayes vote
over Robinson last spring, s, $50. Tilden'i
vote Ingersoll 1890. These towns gave :
Democratic majority last spring OF l,o2s
Republican gain 1000.
HARTFORD, November THE State i!
Democratic by 5000 majority. Genera
Hawley is defeated for Congress by Ian
ders by GOO.
Gen. Hawley is defeated for Congress
in the First District by about $50.
There seems to be no doubt that .tht
Legislature is Republican in bott
branches. t...e .;4
New HAVEN, November ZIP I'M
New Haven gives the Democratic elect
oral ticket l. 74 majority. Phelps, Dem
ocratic candidate fer Congress in thi.
district, is reelected over Kellogg by 4
majority something less than that OF two
years ago. The State will be close, but
will undoubtedly give small majority
for Tilden.
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Precedent. Congress

A FEMALE HousEBREAKER.-A few
days since we noted in these columns the
robbery Of several articles Of jewelry and
a lot Of valuable clothing from the resi-
dencc Of Mr.. James Holiday, in Centre
Wheeling. The property was carried Of
during the absence Of the family on
Saturday afternoon last. A girl named
Lizzie Gray, who was formerly employed
us domestic in the family, was observed
about the premises during the afternoon,
and suspicion at once pointed to her as
the thief. Justice Hammer was notified
OF the robbery, and started Officer Carroll
out to work the case up. The first trace
OF the girl Gray was found at Burlington,
Ohio, where she had been on Saturday
morning. The officer followed her to
Martins Ferry, and thence to Bridgeport,
and a. the latter place found a muf and
several other articles that had been stolen
from Mr.. Holidays house. Still perse.
vering, Officer Carroll at last found the
girl, on Monday evening, about three
miles west OF Bridgeport, where the re-
mainder Of the stolen property was re-
covered. The prisoner was brought
to the city and lodged in Jail,
and yesterday afternoon was taken
before Justice Hammer for an examine
ton. The examination was not conclud-
ed, however, and she was remanded to
Jail to await a further hearing. The girl
Is about seventeen years Of age, and not
bad looking. She is an orphan, and
we understand has no relatives in this
vicinity.
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MISSOURI.

sr LOUIS, November THE election
/. passing Of with unusual Quietncss
throughout the city, and heavy vote is
being po!!cd. The increase OF polling
mace. expedited the voting greatly, and
w 10 noon more than one.halt Of the to-
tsl registered vote had been polled. The
appointment; Of Federal Supervisors Of
Election and Deputy United States Mar
.hals led many Of our citizens TO believt
that there would be trouble at the poll
today. but the effect seems to have beer
i1.t the contrary. Not breach OF the
peace or even IN angry discussion and no
\ single arrest by either deputy marshal
orrity police has yet been reported, ant
the Indications are that there will not bt
the slightest disturbance during the day
No indications Of the result can be giyer
at this writing, but both sides are work
ing hard for their respective candidates
ST. LOUIS, November The relurn'
so far are very scattering and indicate
but little. Ten precincts give Tilden 2,
lis, HAYES 1885. Six precints giy'
Phelps, DEM for Governor l ,O05, Finckle
burg 723. No returns from the interior
OF the State. :,
TGEXroS, November T. Grundy
county glvc4 GOO majority for the State
and county ticket. Pollards majority
over Deboit, Democrat for Congress il
the 10th district is estimated at from l ,OOI
to 1900,
HANSIBAL, November I'll is estimA
ted that the Democratic majority in Mar
ion county ia from 500 to 700. The yot'
10 this city is the closest and heavies
ever cast here. 1t is impossible to Civ
any correct count before morning.
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MISSISSIPPI.

LOUISVILLE, November Private
news from all over MisSissippi from the
Superlntendents 10 Mr.. Vanhorn Dix,
Superintendent Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, reports the election
Of FIVE and perhaps more Congressman,
and says the State is Democratic by over
10000. '0nE IVY
Information from the same source says
that Louisiana has gone Democratic, the
majority in New Orleans being 10000.
Alabama is the Same as last election, the
Democrats getting seven Congresmen.
Georgia ia Democratic. Tildens ma.
jori,y in Kentucky is estimated at over
10000.
JACKSON, November 7.-Returns from
various points indicate that the State has
gone Democratic by largely increased
majOrities over the last election. Five
Congressman have been elected by the
Democrats, .,....... yIn]s
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"DEBoRAH."-The Opera House las,
night held very fine audience, both a.
to quality and members. Mosenthali
celebrated tragic play, Deborah, or the
jewish Maidens Wrongs" was the at
traction Of the evening, Miss Dargon ap.
pearing in the title role. Miss Dargon
as usual, gave her impersonation in an
almost faultless manner, and proved her.
self one Of the best actresses ever seen At
the Opera House. In the famous curse
scene she rose in popular appreciation to
her highest. In this scene she was mag
nifcent. Her passionate reproaches,
her maledictions and her fury, fairly
thrilled the house, and were finely
.alternated by her occasional fits Of ten.
derness and hesitation. The enthusiasm
at the close Of this grand performance
was very genuine. In the fifth and clos.
ing act Miss Dargon was equally fine. The
return Of the penitent woman TO remove
the curse, was touching in the extreme,
The melting tones OF the address to the
little girl, and the woe.begoue expression,
not only Of the face, but Of the whole
person, was extremely beautiful, and the
public endorsed the enconiums Of the
press in the heartiest manner, as the cur:
tain closed out Of sight the sad figure Of
the dying Deborah. A compliment is
due 10 Miss Dargon's support. It was
excellent. Miss Rachel Noah was charm.
ing as Gamma" and Mr.. Taylor very
efficient "Joseph." This afternoon there
will be q matinee, and London Assur.
ance" will be produced. "Macbcth" will
be presented in the evening, and termi.
nate the engagement.